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Help with bank account Seizure for Legal Order in NY
2024.05.21 23:18 CuteProcess4163 Help with bank account Seizure for Legal Order in NY
Summary:
On March 13, 2024, $3,813.58 was taken from my bank account due to a legal order. I recently received a letter from my bank, dated April 16, 2024, which stated they had received a NY property execution for $2,117.59. The letter explained that my assets were claimed to satisfy all or part of my debt and that the bank was legally required to hold the funds until they received further instructions from the court or sent them to the marshal. The details included my savings account number, the amount attached ($3,813.58), and a non-refundable processing fee of $0.
Attached to the bank letter was the NY State marshal levy and demand dated April 15, 2024, which listed the amount of $2,117.59, including all interest, statutory fees, expenses, poundage, and an extra 10 cents interest for each day from the levy.
Legal Question:
Why was $3,813.58 taken from my account when the NY State marshal levy and demand specified $2,117.59? Additionally, why did I receive notification about this after the funds were already taken in March?
I never received prior notice that I owed money and only saw this for the first time with the recent bank letter. I am confused by the discrepancy in amounts and the delayed notification.
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On March 13, 2024, $3,813.58 was taken from my bank account due to a legal order. I recently received a letter from my bank, dated April 16, 2024, which stated they had received a NY property execution for $2,117.59. The letter explained that my assets were claimed to satisfy all or part of my debt and that the bank was legally required to hold the funds until they received further instructions from the court or sent them to the marshal. The details included my savings account number, the amount attached ($3,813.58), and a non-refundable processing fee of $0.
Attached to the bank letter was the NY State marshal levy and demand dated April 15, 2024, which listed the amount of $2,117.59, including all interest, statutory fees, expenses, poundage, and an extra 10 cents interest for each day from the levy.
Legal Question:
Why was $3,813.58 taken from my account when the NY State marshal levy and demand specified $2,117.59? Additionally, why did I receive notification about this after the funds were already taken in March?
I never received prior notice that I owed money and only saw this for the first time with the recent bank letter. I am confused by the discrepancy in amounts and the delayed notification.
2024.05.21 19:37 jpc49 Could I get a sense check on these conveyancing fees? Seems a touch high to me, but not extraordinarily.
PROFESSIONAL CHARGES* COST VAT
Legal Fee £1,250.00 £250.00
TT Fees £40.00 £8.00
Search Pack* £400.00 £80.00
SDLT Form Submission £75.00 £15.00
Bankruptcy Search (per person) £4.00 £0.00
Land Registry Search £4.00 £0.00
Land Registry Fee (Electronic) £150.00 £0.00
SDLT £1,000.00 £0.00
PURCHASE TOTAL £2,923.00 £353.00
TOTAL (Inc VAT) £3,276.00
Also, the fine print says the following, anything weird there?
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Legal Fee £1,250.00 £250.00
TT Fees £40.00 £8.00
Search Pack* £400.00 £80.00
SDLT Form Submission £75.00 £15.00
Bankruptcy Search (per person) £4.00 £0.00
Land Registry Search £4.00 £0.00
Land Registry Fee (Electronic) £150.00 £0.00
SDLT £1,000.00 £0.00
PURCHASE TOTAL £2,923.00 £353.00
TOTAL (Inc VAT) £3,276.00
Also, the fine print says the following, anything weird there?
- Search Pack including Local Authority Search, Water and Drainage, Environmental Searches, Chancel Repair Indemnity, Electronic ID Verification and econveyancing administration fee. Please note that if your new mortgage lender is on the LMS Panel a Management fee of £30 is payable. You are treated as non‐UK resident for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) if you are not present in the UK for 183 days or more in the 12 months before the effective date of the purchase. Please note that the Land Registry registration fee quoted is based on our ability to achieve electronic registration to achieve the 50% reduction in fee. If for some reason electronic registration is not possible you will be responsible for additional 50% for the postal fee. The Land Registry fee will increase for completions after 31/1/22 We will charge a professional fee of £48.00 plus vat for all subsequent telegraphic transfer payment. Please note while we are happy to honour our fees at a fixed fee for six months from the date of this quote there may be some variation in the prices charged by the search providers in respect of the searches and other disbursements, which are beyond our control. Vat will be charged at the appropriate rate on the date of completion. Please note that when dealing with leasehold properties there may be some additional charges levied by the Management Company or included in the Lease which we will advise you of once we have seen the documents. In addition if the sale/purchase involves a lease extension which we have not mentioned in our quote we will charge an additional £500.00 plus vat to deal with this. Please also note that following the introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022 our quote will only be valid for leasehold blocks of less than five storeys. If your property is in a block over five storeys please contact us for an updated quote.
2024.05.21 19:35 Relevant-Peach3997 Zac Brown's Estranged Wife Kelly Yazdi Speaks Out After He Filed a Lawsuit Demanding She Take Down an Instagram Post
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2024.05.21 18:33 killervintagecloth Links on dating and identifying your Levi's.
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2024.05.21 15:32 EonAraminta Charity and Team Bio (Updated)
Name: Charity
Age: 15
Gender: Female
Height: 4' 11"
Date of Birth: March 20, 1985 (Registered as January 10, 2009 due to differences in time)
Residence: Uva Academy
Occupation: Student
Ability: Flower Gift
Backstory: Charity is a Faller from the year 2000, who's only heard of Pokemon from her best friend Adam. Due to circumstances outside of control she ended up in the Pokemon world and was immediately attacked by a trainer with a Houndoom.
Fortunately she was saved by a Audino she named Clementine and they traveled to Paldea, where she is currently enlisted in Uva Academy to get general experience and knowledge on the world at large.
Due to head trauma from a fall on Glaseado Mountain, Charity temporarily lost her ability to speak to humans, only making Armarouge noises. She's since relearned to read, write, and speak but sometimes slips into Armarouge when she's stressed or tired.
Due to a potion gifted to her, she was temporary a Cherrim with the long term side effect of gaining Flower Gift.
Recently she ran into Brandon, the trainer that previously attacked her. Both him and Levi, the trainer who pushed her on Glaseado Mountain, were arrested. She chose to take in an purify Justine, as well as Mocha, Callisto's abused Cinccino.
Appearance: Mid length brown hair, green eyes, tends to wear the full Uva uniform to cover severe burns on arms and legs while in school. Outside of school she tends to wear an Audino hoodie.
Personality: Charity is very kind and caring and struggles with making her own decisions. She tends to follow others in what they think is best, even if she thinks it's a bad idea. She always tries to do the right thing.
Likes: Emmeline, Nemona, her Pokemon, general arts and crafts (she loves knitting)
Dislikes: Levi, Sons of Arceus, Fire Attacks, feeling guilty
Current Battle Team:
Clementine the Audino Tera Type: Fairy Nature: Gentle Ability: Healer Item: Audinite Main Battling Moves: Wish, Heal Bell, Protect, Dazzling Gleam Backstory: Here
Blaz the Armarouge Tera Type: Fighting Nature: Brave (Has taken Modest Mint however) Ability: Flash Fire Item: Wise Glasses Main Battling Moves: Calm Mind, Armor Cannon, Psychic, Aura Spheres Backstory: Here
Olivia the Dragapult Tera Type: Ghost Nature: Timid Ability: Infiltrator Item: None Main Battling Moves: Protect, Shadow Ball, Draco Meteor, Thunder Wave Backstory: Here
Orion the Ledian Tera Type: Electric Nature: Bold Ability: Iron Fist Held Item: Punching Gloves Main Battling Moves: Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Drain Punch, Power-up Punch Backstory: Here
Hurley the Pyukumuku Tera Type: Steel Nature: Sassy Ability: Unaware Held Item: Leftovers Main Battling Moves: Soak, Recover, Counter, Mirror Coat Backstory: Here
Justine the Ursaluna Nature: Jolly Ability: Bulletproof Item: Soothe Bell Moves: Bulk Up, Close Combat, Earthquake, Rest Backstory:
Nonbattling Pokemon:
Clark the Rotom Phone Nature: Serious Ability: Levitate Item: Rotom Phone Moves: Frustration, Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, Dark Pulse Backstory:
Mocha the Cinccino Nature: Bashful Ability: Cute Charm Item: Soothe Bell Moves: Tidy Up, Protect, Calm Mind, Alluring Voice Backstory:
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Age: 15
Gender: Female
Height: 4' 11"
Date of Birth: March 20, 1985 (Registered as January 10, 2009 due to differences in time)
Residence: Uva Academy
Occupation: Student
Ability: Flower Gift
Backstory: Charity is a Faller from the year 2000, who's only heard of Pokemon from her best friend Adam. Due to circumstances outside of control she ended up in the Pokemon world and was immediately attacked by a trainer with a Houndoom.
Fortunately she was saved by a Audino she named Clementine and they traveled to Paldea, where she is currently enlisted in Uva Academy to get general experience and knowledge on the world at large.
Due to head trauma from a fall on Glaseado Mountain, Charity temporarily lost her ability to speak to humans, only making Armarouge noises. She's since relearned to read, write, and speak but sometimes slips into Armarouge when she's stressed or tired.
Due to a potion gifted to her, she was temporary a Cherrim with the long term side effect of gaining Flower Gift.
Recently she ran into Brandon, the trainer that previously attacked her. Both him and Levi, the trainer who pushed her on Glaseado Mountain, were arrested. She chose to take in an purify Justine, as well as Mocha, Callisto's abused Cinccino.
Appearance: Mid length brown hair, green eyes, tends to wear the full Uva uniform to cover severe burns on arms and legs while in school. Outside of school she tends to wear an Audino hoodie.
Personality: Charity is very kind and caring and struggles with making her own decisions. She tends to follow others in what they think is best, even if she thinks it's a bad idea. She always tries to do the right thing.
Likes: Emmeline, Nemona, her Pokemon, general arts and crafts (she loves knitting)
Dislikes: Levi, Sons of Arceus, Fire Attacks, feeling guilty
Current Battle Team:
Clementine the Audino Tera Type: Fairy Nature: Gentle Ability: Healer Item: Audinite Main Battling Moves: Wish, Heal Bell, Protect, Dazzling Gleam Backstory: Here
Blaz the Armarouge Tera Type: Fighting Nature: Brave (Has taken Modest Mint however) Ability: Flash Fire Item: Wise Glasses Main Battling Moves: Calm Mind, Armor Cannon, Psychic, Aura Spheres Backstory: Here
Olivia the Dragapult Tera Type: Ghost Nature: Timid Ability: Infiltrator Item: None Main Battling Moves: Protect, Shadow Ball, Draco Meteor, Thunder Wave Backstory: Here
Orion the Ledian Tera Type: Electric Nature: Bold Ability: Iron Fist Held Item: Punching Gloves Main Battling Moves: Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Drain Punch, Power-up Punch Backstory: Here
Hurley the Pyukumuku Tera Type: Steel Nature: Sassy Ability: Unaware Held Item: Leftovers Main Battling Moves: Soak, Recover, Counter, Mirror Coat Backstory: Here
Justine the Ursaluna Nature: Jolly Ability: Bulletproof Item: Soothe Bell Moves: Bulk Up, Close Combat, Earthquake, Rest Backstory:
Nonbattling Pokemon:
Clark the Rotom Phone Nature: Serious Ability: Levitate Item: Rotom Phone Moves: Frustration, Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, Dark Pulse Backstory:
Mocha the Cinccino Nature: Bashful Ability: Cute Charm Item: Soothe Bell Moves: Tidy Up, Protect, Calm Mind, Alluring Voice Backstory:
2024.05.21 14:06 StolenByTheFae AITAH for discussing a known snitch?
I work in a fairly tightly knit community, and unfortunately, I can't stand one of my coworkers. She's one of those types of people that if something is even slightly counter to what she thinks 'should' happen, she'll report you to management. Prior to this initial event, I thought we had gotten along okay and had you know, a good enough professional relationship.
Here's the Plot: She, let's call her Pepper, wanted to work friday and saturday nights for weekend loading. It wasn't part of her regular roster. It was part of mine and 2 others. When she last worked with any of us, and we were sitting down for 5 minutes, she took a photo, and kept it. Stored it on her phone until she had enough "evidence" to report all 3 of us, AND two other staff who happened to occasionally work night shift. The complaints were 'sleeping on shift' and 'not answering calls' that sort of thing.
Management in the write up said "not to discuss it with other staff". Management was also in Pepper's pocket and would -frequently- favour or take her word over anyone elses. The timing of the write up, and the dates of the photo complaints meant that a) I'm going to verify everything with my coworkers b) they weren't on shift for two of the dates reported, let alone on shift with her, and c) I am Very Mad.
Prior to talking to any of us, Management changed my roster due to these complaints. So now I was exclusively working with Pepper, was no longer working weekends, AND had lost 1 shift a week due to the timing of my swing from finishing at 6am to starting at 2pm.
The meeting with Management happened, I tried the very polite 'if I was asleep at any point this month, it was a faint not a rest, and here is medical proof that I'm having trouble'. Management didn't care 'you can't sleep on shift, here you are clearly asleep' like, bish, I am clearly sitting completely upright, not reclined, doing my best to stay awake but go off. These are your complaints but it's fine for Pepper to take a 10-15 minute break to have a smoke every half hour?
This was a few months ago, so my piping hot tea is now more lukewarm. I spent two weeks on this "new roster" absolutely seething, and telling everyone in the facility what Pepper had done, getting herself the nickname of paparazzi, several other coworkers refusing to work with her. And her net "gain" is my active refusal to call her in for any night shift if someone else calls out.
I have 2.5 weeks off. The monday before I return, the supervisor sends out an email saying manager is on leave and isn't to discuss work things with staff. That wednesday he sends another saying early retirement. And I'm like ??? did I get her fired?
Fast forward to now and Pepper -routinely- arrives late to work on mondays, subsequently refusing to talk to me on tuesdays because I have to report it. I'm looking for a second job because I cannot work with this woman, any complaint or comment that she disagrees with and there'll be some bs complaint levied against me. Or she'll just refuse to do something -- there are tasks that she'll stop doing -specifically- because the following shift mentioned things that they encountered from overnight etc with the justification of "I can't do everything!" She'll actively respond to a call and then ignore the request.
I am very pissed, and I am not exactly quiet about my grumbles in this regard. So everyone (or near enough) knows there's beef. And exactly what has happened. I'm trying to be polite and professional to her, idc if Pepper doesn't talk to me all night, please, ignore me. But there is a bare minimum of communication required and she will actively avoid that bare minimum when pissed at me.
I am really struggling to work with this woman, and I don't really want to take someone elses shifts so I'm job hunting (ha, in this economy?) for lack of other options AITAH?
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Here's the Plot: She, let's call her Pepper, wanted to work friday and saturday nights for weekend loading. It wasn't part of her regular roster. It was part of mine and 2 others. When she last worked with any of us, and we were sitting down for 5 minutes, she took a photo, and kept it. Stored it on her phone until she had enough "evidence" to report all 3 of us, AND two other staff who happened to occasionally work night shift. The complaints were 'sleeping on shift' and 'not answering calls' that sort of thing.
Management in the write up said "not to discuss it with other staff". Management was also in Pepper's pocket and would -frequently- favour or take her word over anyone elses. The timing of the write up, and the dates of the photo complaints meant that a) I'm going to verify everything with my coworkers b) they weren't on shift for two of the dates reported, let alone on shift with her, and c) I am Very Mad.
Prior to talking to any of us, Management changed my roster due to these complaints. So now I was exclusively working with Pepper, was no longer working weekends, AND had lost 1 shift a week due to the timing of my swing from finishing at 6am to starting at 2pm.
The meeting with Management happened, I tried the very polite 'if I was asleep at any point this month, it was a faint not a rest, and here is medical proof that I'm having trouble'. Management didn't care 'you can't sleep on shift, here you are clearly asleep' like, bish, I am clearly sitting completely upright, not reclined, doing my best to stay awake but go off. These are your complaints but it's fine for Pepper to take a 10-15 minute break to have a smoke every half hour?
This was a few months ago, so my piping hot tea is now more lukewarm. I spent two weeks on this "new roster" absolutely seething, and telling everyone in the facility what Pepper had done, getting herself the nickname of paparazzi, several other coworkers refusing to work with her. And her net "gain" is my active refusal to call her in for any night shift if someone else calls out.
I have 2.5 weeks off. The monday before I return, the supervisor sends out an email saying manager is on leave and isn't to discuss work things with staff. That wednesday he sends another saying early retirement. And I'm like ??? did I get her fired?
Fast forward to now and Pepper -routinely- arrives late to work on mondays, subsequently refusing to talk to me on tuesdays because I have to report it. I'm looking for a second job because I cannot work with this woman, any complaint or comment that she disagrees with and there'll be some bs complaint levied against me. Or she'll just refuse to do something -- there are tasks that she'll stop doing -specifically- because the following shift mentioned things that they encountered from overnight etc with the justification of "I can't do everything!" She'll actively respond to a call and then ignore the request.
I am very pissed, and I am not exactly quiet about my grumbles in this regard. So everyone (or near enough) knows there's beef. And exactly what has happened. I'm trying to be polite and professional to her, idc if Pepper doesn't talk to me all night, please, ignore me. But there is a bare minimum of communication required and she will actively avoid that bare minimum when pissed at me.
I am really struggling to work with this woman, and I don't really want to take someone elses shifts so I'm job hunting (ha, in this economy?) for lack of other options AITAH?
2024.05.21 10:37 Simple-Cheek-4864 BUA reactions
 | There are so many sad & heartbroken reactions following he BUA and SO MANY people actually choose to not believe it and stay in their delusion that Harry and Taylor are still together and happy because "you can't believe anything the tabloids say" submitted by Simple-Cheek-4864 to larrystylinson [link] [comments] It's hilarious, honestly. How are people that gullible and stupid? In Germany we say "merkste selber" which translates to "surely you must realize yourself" (that you just talked BS) First of all why on earth are people actually believing that Taylor and Harry looked even remotely cute together? They didn't. Most times they didn't even look at each other, not smiling and they never looked in love. Not once. I'm not even sure I would have believed that they were friends. But it's one thing to say someone looks cute together and believing it's the perfect match and "she's the one for Harry" and "they will be endgame for sure" and "if he doesn't put a ring on it he's stupid" after only a few months?? I mean... they couldn't have paid that much people to say dumb shit like that right? I've been obsessed with many couples before and heartbroken when they broke up. And I really mean it, I'm still not over some of them. But there's a difference: these couples were actually in love. For example: Zanessa (Vanessa Hudgens & Zac Efron). They fell in love in front of our eyes, had insane chemistry, were dating for 5 years and they were together all the time, looking like nothing could come between them. (If you don't agree or don't remember Zanessa look them up on google and compare their pictures to Haylor 2.0) Like seriously, what looks cute about that picture? Nothing! https://preview.redd.it/wedid1c3dq1d1.jpg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e41c38a3c8787492c2e66fa55146cf8fe997b7d or this one? https://preview.redd.it/pep4oon9dq1d1.jpg?width=223&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ea91b94b95343442e0338fb6b977672e855e037 They could be strangers and waiting for the bus. Do people not know what love looks like anymore? Well, obviously not, otherwise they would know that Harry loves Louis and Louis loves Harry, duh. But there's more. Not only did people actually believe in this farce, they now pretend the breakup didn't happen. The amount of comments I read saying "You can't believe the tabloids, I will wait until Harry or Taylor confirm the break up rumors." is ridiculous. Where was that logic when neither Harry nor Taylor ever confirmed to be together in the first place? The entire relationship was based on tabloid gossip and a few pictures where they were walking next to each other. Another thing: I was about 12 when I read teen magazines and already asked myself "how reliable can these "sources" be, if they announce the most personal information about their friends to the public?" Like, what kind of grown up person would believe that someone like Harry Styles would tell someone he can't trust 100% the most intimate details of his relationship or break up? What leads me to the official reason for the break up: Harry wanted kids with Taylor, but Taylor did not. I actually laughed out loud when I read that. It's really that laughable. Is it believable that Harry Edward Styles aka Harold aka Hazza aka Lou's husband want's to have children? Of course! Is it believable that Harry Styles TM aka the womanizer Harry dating Taylor Russel wants to have children? Absolutely not. So why did they write that? Probably not to make Harry look like he was actually more into Taylor than she into him. NO. Because Harry actually wants children, he wants them with Louis and he wants them soon. Therefore the tabloids need to anounce it to the public, so it won't be shocking or weird for the fans when Harry suddenly "gets someone pregnant". Or maybe Harry wrote a song about Freddie and they need an official explanation for that. Anyway this BUA was needed, but it's already annoying seeing people still supportig them. The funniest thing however is that during the last months at least 10 antis told me "I will talk to you again when they are happily married with kids" and I replied "sure I will talk to you again when they officially break up after a year when the contract ends" So I guess you could say my genius it's almost frightening. (Or that I wasn't born yesterday and I already witnessed at least 5 stunts exactly like this one) Also the fact that the tabloids now say 14 months instead of 11 deperately trying to make it less obvious that it was a 1-year contract....I really can't. |
2024.05.21 10:33 SeriusBizNis Got selected for G2G and I have to PCS from Korea before my DEROS
Hello folks, I'm on leave and my S1 is not answering my email so I decided to ask a question here. In my given scenario, I was told that I need to do something called curtailment to change my DEROS to the left to match the report date to my University. Is this true? If true, is it a PAR on IPPS-A? I have submitted my levy packet already and I am waiting for orders now, so I need to do this PAR asap I imagine.
Thank you for all of your answers
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Thank you for all of your answers
2024.05.21 09:28 carolebaskspins Holly + Zac
Am I crazy or a few months back wasn’t Zac caught on dating apps in other cities and Holly made a joke about during an ad?
The past few episodes I’ve heard her mention him like a normal bf tho. Listening to the new GNL now and she’s talking about picking a scary movie to watch together. I’m confused.
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The past few episodes I’ve heard her mention him like a normal bf tho. Listening to the new GNL now and she’s talking about picking a scary movie to watch together. I’m confused.
2024.05.21 04:28 Prostye_Dvizheniya Could I get some help dating this Levi’s Jacket?
 | I bought this jacket over the weekend at a “vintage store” but I know dating Levi’s can be kinda hard so I wouldn’t be surprised if this is older than 2000 lol submitted by Prostye_Dvizheniya to vintage [link] [comments] |
2024.05.20 21:22 Sw1ft_Blad3 Deadpool and Wolverine tickets are available for purchase now.
 | Got my Midnight tickets booked, can't wait for this movie. submitted by Sw1ft_Blad3 to screenunseen [link] [comments] |
2024.05.20 20:11 12nb34 At any rate. I will soon start posting something about corona again In fact, I didn't do it for quite a while. I will need some warming up 🙂 Actually, I can start writing my Chronicle of the Big DOOMMM 🙂 Every time I don't like something, I will be adding new posts to it 🙂
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2024.05.20 17:43 KR2356 Weekly Live Music Round Up, 5/20 - 5/26
Monday, 5/20
Bossa Nova Bradley Brothers (Bossa nova/jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Tuesday 5/21
MC Lars / SchafferThe Darklord / Shubzilla / Bill Beats / MC Snax (rap) Bug Jar, 8P ($15, 18+)
Mama’s Broke (folk) - Abilene, 7:30P ($15, all ages)
Charlie Ballantine (jazz) - Bop Shop Records, 8P ($20, all ages)
Wednesday, 5/22
Cardiel / Clockmen / Mantra (punk/rock) Bug Jar, 8P ($12, 18+)
Alexander / EthanWL / SQ (guitaexperimental) - Abilene, 7P ($10, all ages)
Levi Gangi and Kelly Izzo Shapiro (Americana) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Blu (rock covers) - Record Archive, 6P (FREE, all ages)
Eastman-Rochester New Horizons Symphonic Band Spring Concert - Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, 7:30P (FREE, all ages)
Thursday, 5/23
Orodruin / Cardinals Folly / Saints & Winos (metal) Bug Jar, 8P ($15, 18+)
Late Night Trouble / ALYXX / Violet Mary / Lower Expectations / Faith to Fear (rock) - Photo City Music Hall, 6:30P ($15+, 18+)
All Maine Points / Rugrat Rehab / Bugcatcher (acoustic) / Home Videos (indie rock) - The Psychic Garden, 7P ($10-$15 NOTAFLOF, all ages)
Bloodshot Bill (rock) - Skylark, 7P ($5, 21+)
Dark Horse / Bob and Rick and Friends (Americana) - Abilene, 6:30P (all ages)
Big Blue House (folk/rock/jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Terror / Moment of Truth / X-Threat / Old Ghosts (hardcore) - The Club at Water Street, 6P ($20+, 16+)
Glass Cannon / Tsavo Highway - Iron Smoke, 7P ($5, 21+)
The Rochester Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra - Three Heads Brewing, 7P ($10, 21+)
Friday, 5/24
Labretta Suede / The Motel 6 / Perilous (rock n’ roll) - LUX, 10P ($5, 21+)
Muler / Roger Bryan and the Orphans (rock) - Skylark, 9P ($5, 21+)
Order of the Dead / The Devil’s Pension/The Grinders (punk/rock) - Bug Jar, 8P ($10, 18+)
Will Bolinger / Blum / Reilly Biberto / f-f-f-f-faulty tower(experimental) - The Psychic Garden, 8P ($10 NOTAFLOF, all ages)
The Avett Brothers / Sierra Ferrell- CMAC, 7P ($46
Massive Blowout / Scratch n Sniffs / The Sweatshop Boys - Bar Bad Ending, 8P ($10, 21+)
Genre Transcendence / MF Skum / Alex Vine Trio / Jordan Lerner Trio / First Accident (misc) - The Flying Squirrel, 7P ($10, all ages)
Broadway Rave (DJ) - Photo City, 8P ($20+, 18+)
Mr. Heartache (Americana/roots) - Abilene, 5:30P ($5, all ages)
Erin & Ross (jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Prince TeeJay (hiphop) - Water Street, 7P ($15/20, 18+)
Ray LaMontagne Tribute - Three Heads Brewing, 7:30P ($10, 21+)
RAD (blues) - Lovin’ Cup, 7P (FREE, all ages)
Jazz Night at the Academy - Rochester Academy of Medicine, 6P ($30, all ages)
Saturday, 5/25
Hate Unbound / Seplophile / Lord Loss (metal) - Bug Jar, 8P ($10, 18+)
Bobby Henrie & The Goners (rock) - Skylark, 9P ($5, 21+)
Rotten UK / Adixion / DJ Melphire Bat (punk)- Photo City, 7P ($10+, 18+)
Kelley’s Heroes (Bob Dylan tribute) - Abilene, 7:30P ($10, all ages)
Zac Brown Tribute Band / Breakfast Club / Drinking Class Heroes (covers) - Essex, 9P ($20+, all ages)
Crystal Lake . Born A New /Leylines Ashes / A Greater Danger (metal) - Montage, 6P ($20+, 16+)
Helium Bubble (jazz/funk/soul) - Three Heads Brewing, 7P ($10, 21+)
The Smiths Etc. (The Smith’s Tribute) - Lovin’ Cup, 7:30P ($15/$20, all ages)
The Genesis Show (GenesisTribute) - The Theater at Innovation Square, 7P ($35+, all ages)
Big Logic and The Truth Serum (rock) - The Angry Goat Pub, 10P (FREE, 21+)
Sunday, 5/26
Fowls / March Lions / The Shut-Ins / Rusty Skunk / The Matt Seidel Band / Sydney Driggs / Cooled Jets (rock/misc) - Photo City, 4P ($12+, $18+)
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Bossa Nova Bradley Brothers (Bossa nova/jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Tuesday 5/21
MC Lars / SchafferThe Darklord / Shubzilla / Bill Beats / MC Snax (rap) Bug Jar, 8P ($15, 18+)
Mama’s Broke (folk) - Abilene, 7:30P ($15, all ages)
Charlie Ballantine (jazz) - Bop Shop Records, 8P ($20, all ages)
Wednesday, 5/22
Cardiel / Clockmen / Mantra (punk/rock) Bug Jar, 8P ($12, 18+)
Alexander / EthanWL / SQ (guitaexperimental) - Abilene, 7P ($10, all ages)
Levi Gangi and Kelly Izzo Shapiro (Americana) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Blu (rock covers) - Record Archive, 6P (FREE, all ages)
Eastman-Rochester New Horizons Symphonic Band Spring Concert - Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, 7:30P (FREE, all ages)
Thursday, 5/23
Orodruin / Cardinals Folly / Saints & Winos (metal) Bug Jar, 8P ($15, 18+)
Late Night Trouble / ALYXX / Violet Mary / Lower Expectations / Faith to Fear (rock) - Photo City Music Hall, 6:30P ($15+, 18+)
All Maine Points / Rugrat Rehab / Bugcatcher (acoustic) / Home Videos (indie rock) - The Psychic Garden, 7P ($10-$15 NOTAFLOF, all ages)
Bloodshot Bill (rock) - Skylark, 7P ($5, 21+)
Dark Horse / Bob and Rick and Friends (Americana) - Abilene, 6:30P (all ages)
Big Blue House (folk/rock/jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Terror / Moment of Truth / X-Threat / Old Ghosts (hardcore) - The Club at Water Street, 6P ($20+, 16+)
Glass Cannon / Tsavo Highway - Iron Smoke, 7P ($5, 21+)
The Rochester Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra - Three Heads Brewing, 7P ($10, 21+)
Friday, 5/24
Labretta Suede / The Motel 6 / Perilous (rock n’ roll) - LUX, 10P ($5, 21+)
Muler / Roger Bryan and the Orphans (rock) - Skylark, 9P ($5, 21+)
Order of the Dead / The Devil’s Pension/The Grinders (punk/rock) - Bug Jar, 8P ($10, 18+)
Will Bolinger / Blum / Reilly Biberto / f-f-f-f-faulty tower(experimental) - The Psychic Garden, 8P ($10 NOTAFLOF, all ages)
The Avett Brothers / Sierra Ferrell- CMAC, 7P ($46
Massive Blowout / Scratch n Sniffs / The Sweatshop Boys - Bar Bad Ending, 8P ($10, 21+)
Genre Transcendence / MF Skum / Alex Vine Trio / Jordan Lerner Trio / First Accident (misc) - The Flying Squirrel, 7P ($10, all ages)
Broadway Rave (DJ) - Photo City, 8P ($20+, 18+)
Mr. Heartache (Americana/roots) - Abilene, 5:30P ($5, all ages)
Erin & Ross (jazz) - The Little Theater Cafe, 7P (FREE, All ages)
Prince TeeJay (hiphop) - Water Street, 7P ($15/20, 18+)
Ray LaMontagne Tribute - Three Heads Brewing, 7:30P ($10, 21+)
RAD (blues) - Lovin’ Cup, 7P (FREE, all ages)
Jazz Night at the Academy - Rochester Academy of Medicine, 6P ($30, all ages)
Saturday, 5/25
Hate Unbound / Seplophile / Lord Loss (metal) - Bug Jar, 8P ($10, 18+)
Bobby Henrie & The Goners (rock) - Skylark, 9P ($5, 21+)
Rotten UK / Adixion / DJ Melphire Bat (punk)- Photo City, 7P ($10+, 18+)
Kelley’s Heroes (Bob Dylan tribute) - Abilene, 7:30P ($10, all ages)
Zac Brown Tribute Band / Breakfast Club / Drinking Class Heroes (covers) - Essex, 9P ($20+, all ages)
Crystal Lake . Born A New /Leylines Ashes / A Greater Danger (metal) - Montage, 6P ($20+, 16+)
Helium Bubble (jazz/funk/soul) - Three Heads Brewing, 7P ($10, 21+)
The Smiths Etc. (The Smith’s Tribute) - Lovin’ Cup, 7:30P ($15/$20, all ages)
The Genesis Show (GenesisTribute) - The Theater at Innovation Square, 7P ($35+, all ages)
Big Logic and The Truth Serum (rock) - The Angry Goat Pub, 10P (FREE, 21+)
Sunday, 5/26
Fowls / March Lions / The Shut-Ins / Rusty Skunk / The Matt Seidel Band / Sydney Driggs / Cooled Jets (rock/misc) - Photo City, 4P ($12+, $18+)
2024.05.20 16:31 scarsellaj The Hater's Guide To The 2023-24 Premier League Season: Final Matchday Edition
The latest and most thrilling season of English football would also be the most controversial. The amount of times we had issues with refs, VAR, red cards, and blown calls made the NFL refs seem like experts in their craft. Seriously, the best European football league can't even get a video review correct in less than 2 minutes and it drives everyone mad. We also had further proof of Rich 7 favoritism with the FFP punishments dished out. It was absolute chaos, it caused fanbases to melt down like Chernobyl, but it made for amazing shitposting. How did your team do?
Manchester City: Sigh, the Prem is not beating the farmers' league allegations after this. In some way, we all expected this. After their historic treble, everyone assumed City would take a step back. They weren't even the best team in the country and they still found a way to creep up into first place. Their fourth title in five seasons, six under Pep Guardiola. They still have a chance at a double, too. If you're still living in the "Fraudiola" camp, I suggest you touch grass. Do you know understand how fucking insane that is? Sure, you can say Abu Dhabi bankrolled him and now they may be paying for it dearly but that is serious contention for greatest manager of all time. This time he was up against the adversity, too. They went without KDB and Haaland for long periods of time. Phil Foden was rightfully voted PFA Player of the Year for his efforts in their absence. Julian Alvarez took massive strides in becoming the next great Argentine striker...when he can get into the team. Jeremy Doku showed flashes of greatness, and it might spell the end for Jack Grealish. Rodri was Rodri, Ruben Dias was Ruben Dias, you know the deal. Even academy kids made serious progress. Pep won the Champions League without Messi and with a real striker. He's now guided City to another title. Goddammit, can we please get someone to topple this monopoly?
Arsenal: You did it again...you fucking did again. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. You thought you were becoming the reincarnation of Real Madrid. You ended up becoming the red version of Poch's Spurs. Some might even say that Spurs team was better than this team. Arsenal had the title in their grasp again. Then they sat back and drew with City, lost to Villa at home, and in the end, these results cost them. You bottled it again. Bukayo Saka had his best season ever. So did Martin Odegaard. Leandro Trossard made a case for a starting spot. Gabriel Martinelli was sporadic but effective. William Saliba and Gabriel locked down the backline. David Raya won the Golden Glove. Mikkel Arteta has a case for Manager of the Year (likely going to Unai Emery), and they still bottled it. We don't need to rehash how their European campaign went. You should've known Spurs were never going to give you that benefit of the doubt. Why would your local rivals help your title charge? At least you're back in the Champions League, and you showed you could shed some of those demons next campaign, so long as you don't match up with Bayern again. The painful truth is, you went trophyless again. How much longer is the goodwill with Arteta going to last? Doing this once? Forgivable. But twice? Unconscionable.
Liverpool: This was not how Klopp's Last Dance was supposed to go. One trophy, and the League Cup at that, is all Liverpool had to show for it. They hit the worst patch of rotten form at the most inopportune time. You might think losing games twice to Manchester United in a span of a week was bad enough, but to go to Italy and lose to Atalanta? And they kept a clean sheet?? Dear god, they made Crystal Palace look like prime Barcelona at one point. You are fucking cooked, and it shows. Darwin Nunez started to break out, then reverting to forgetting how to play the sport of football entirely. Virgil Van Djik's age showed. Ibrahima Konate shows flashes but is injury- and mistake-prone. Mo Salah is mentally checked out, and it showed with him in only scoring twice in the last 10 matches of the seasons. Him and Klopp arguing on the sideline was peak Liverpool banter era. You literally on the verge of a quadruple AGAIN and you scuffed the run... This team is going to need a massive reset, and that may mean cashing in a few aging stars. New manager Arne Slot will have an absolute gargantuan job ahead of him. With FSG's financial model, it'll be interesting to see who they bring in. But what do you about Mo Salah? Clearly his age is starting show.
Aston Villa: Unai Emery was sacked by Arsenal for "underachieving." When you see the job he did with Villa with half the budget he had at Arsenal and players willing to run through walls for him, you can understand how Villa managed to stay in the Top 4 most of the season. Ollie Watkins had his best season to date. Douglas Luiz become the third-best defensive midfielder in the league, and dispatched a few penalties. Niccolo Zaniolo played a smaller role and still contributed heavily to big wins. It wasn't ever perfect, and there are plenty of wayward results to point out, but Villa has got some of their old mojo back. Get ready, boys, you're going dancing next season. You'll be in the new-look Champions League for the first time since the 1980s. Don't forget: Villa has some European pedigree to them. Sure, it was back when the competition wasn't as fierce as it is now, but respect them. Otherwise all you Madrid fans are going to be shitting themselves when you rock up to Villa Park for the league stage.
Tottenham: Tottenham's season hit some very high highs, and some deeply low lows. A 10-game unbeaten streak to start the season ended with a four losses in a row. Injuries crippled all the progress they made. Ange Postecoglou's all-out attack works, but when it doesn't, it is absolutely terrifying to watch. Hueng-min Son had a nice comeback season. Richarlison finally came good for the club. James Maddison started out well enough and then had a fall-off for the ages, as did Pedro Porro. The backline of Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven showed they can be great but they need real discipline in midfield to balance out the high line. But there are still many players that can't get them over the hump. Not to mention, they were derailed by injuries all campaign. Make it 16 years since the last major trophy. Fifth seems fitting for a team still going through an identity and cultural reset. Some supporters think Ange isn't the one for the job. They often forget just how big of a rebuild is needed after losing Harry Kane and other core players over the past five seasons. Those are probably also the people that don't see the positive of the Tottenham money-making machine. Why win trophies when you can host NFL games? Sigh, I just want one Cup, is that too much to ask for? At least they clinched Europa League, I guess.
Chelsea: Todd Boehly will no longer be making the calls about Chelsea's transfers. That should make the fans a little bit happier. If you're keeping score at home, he's only got 1/30 of new signings right. Jury is still out on Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo, Axel Diasi, Mykhalio Mudrk, Noni Madueke, and Levi Colwill. Mauricio Pochettino was trying to build something, but it was hindered by constant setbacks. A massive pile of injuries, extreme fan pressure, and underperforming players signaled it would not be another fruitful season for the Blue Lions. You got beat by a bunch of high school students in the Carabao Cup final, and somehow that wasn't the lowest point of the season. It was the thrashing by Arsenal. Chelsea should feel lucky they snagged Cole Palmer out from under Man City. He's the real Eden Hazard regen, even though he's a bit of a penalty merchant. He dragged Chelsea from finishing outside the Top 10 again. This summer will be a major clear-out. Raheem Sterling, Reece James, Ben Chilwell, and Thiago Silva might or are already leaving. The thinner squad will allow Poch to actually build something...maybe. You're not seriously going to sell Conor Gallagher to Spurs, right?
Newcastle: Eddie Howe can feel sort of vindicated that he guided this Newcastle team to a top 10 finish. They had one of the worst injury sheets in the league this season. The delicate balance of Champions League and the English season exposed their biggest flaw: not enough depth. Sandro Tonali getting suspended for being a degenerate gambler definitely did not help. Nick Pope was out most of the year and Martin Dubravka showed why he's no longer first-choice. Sven Botman and Dan Burn spent time on the sidelines and that killed their defense. Seriously though, they were chucking out Football Manager regens to play critical minutes. That only works in video games. In reality, the club is backed up against the FFP bubble. They will need to sell to buy, and that might mean cashing in on Alexander Isak or Bruno Guiamares. Maybe they'll even cut ties with Tonali and try to recoup some of their money. The richest club in the world is playing inside the rules? I guess they don't want to be the new Man City. I honestly commend them for trying to play within the confines of the rules. Some clubs can't say they do that.
Manchester United: Jim Ratcliffe really had no idea the scope of the rebuild he inherited once he bought his stake in United. He called out the club culture and facilities in the media multiple times, but perhaps it was all reactionary. United had a shit season. And boy do I mean shit. None of their players could stay healthy. Marcus Rashford is entering Dele Alli territory with how bad his falloff has been. There was the Mason Greenwood situation, then the Antony situation, and the Brazilian managed only two league goals across the whole season. Jadon Sancho called out Ten Hag's management and was gleefully banished back to Dortmund, where he started picking up his performances. He's in a Champions League Final...lol. Casemiro and Raphael Varane showed their age. He had a solid run of form but it didn't last. Varane's already said he's done in Manchester. Rasmus Hojlund took 15 games to find his first goal of the season. Alejandro Garnacho is now the best player at the club and even he had beef with Ten Hag's coaching. Bruno Fernandes might be seeking greener pastures. They finished dead last in their Champions League group and were out of Europe by February. Take solace in making the FA Cup final, but you were losing 3-0 to Coventry City, a Championship club, and had to beat them on penalties. Old Trafford may truly be falling down, and it doesn't help with Ten Hag waffling about he is still the best man for the job. Because you know, it was his signings that set the club back so much money. Antony costing 100 million quid needs to be investigated. There's no real sign of progress under INEOS's ownership. It's still too early to judge, but it's clear they will need to make some decisions. Enjoy raiding all your rivals for executives. Apparently "We're Manchester United" still works.
West Ham: Was it a bad season for West Ham? When you deep it, you'd probably say not really. David Moyes started out kinda slow but managed to get the Hammers going in vital moments. Jarrod Bowen continued his remarkable rise even as a center-forward. The pillage of Ajax for Edson Alvarez and Mohamed Kudus was fruitful, even if Kudus's underlying numbers aren't that great. James Ward-Prowse stepped up his game after being freed from the shite coaching at Southampton. Alphonse Areola cemented himself as the true No. 1 in goal. Lucas Paqueta was the real eye candy. So much so he's looking like the heir-apparent for Kevin De Bruyne. He'll cost another small nation's GDP but he was that class. Sure, they didn't reach the Europa final like they wanted to and got knocked out by Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen, but how can you say this was a disappointing season? Disappointing enough to tell Moyes he's done after this season? You're replacing him Julen Lopetegui? I know he did fantastic work with Sevilla, and you may see yourselves as the English Sevilla, but tread lightly. Did you see what happened between Wolves and him? Or what happened in his final season in Seville?
Crystal Palace: Today's top stories: Crystal Palace finished comfortably mid-table for the 11th season in a row. In other news, grass is green. It was a strange but similar season for the Eagles. Spats between ownership over the long-term vision for the club coupled with Roy Hodgson's depressing retirement tour clouded what could've been an opportunity to pounce. With Brighton and Bournemouth shitting the bed, the time was prime to strike. But again, they were let down by inconsistent forwards. Jordan Ayew and Jean-Phillipe Mateta are still struggling to score consistently (At least Mateta is producing now). Odsanne Eduoard is made of glass bones and paper skin. Eberechi Eze, Michael Olise, and Dean Henderson were good enough to keep them afloat. Eze's got enough street cred to have City and Spurs linked to him, but we'll see what premium the Eagles charge. More credit is owed to Oliver Glasner. He was a shrewd appointment, and it showed with his tiki-taka style of play. Remember, he took Frankfrut to a Europa League final win and beat Barcelona and West Ham to do it. Next season should be a moment to capitalize on drops in quality from other mid-table rivals, but you'll probably be back here with me in 2025 with a 12th consecutive mid-table finish. At least this time it's in the Top 10.
Brighton: Brighton was my biggest disappointment for the 23-24 season. Maybe that's too harsh, but what the actual hell happened? There was a lot of squad turnover, understandably affecting the quality. But they still had Evan Ferguson, Karou Mitoma, Lewis Dunk, Danny Welback, Julio Enciso, and Simon Adringa to pick up the slack. Oh wait, almost everyone listed above was injured long-term. Roberto De Zerbi's managerial stock took a massive blow. He couldn't properly juggle the league and European football, especially as the injuries piled up and they were relying on academy kids to play key minutes. There's also rumors of him beefing with club executives about the transfer policy. The drawback of such a unique system: the falloff is inevitable. It ended up causing "irreconcilable differences," and De Zerbi promptly packed his shit and left. At least Brighton can take solace knowing they won their first European group stage and picked up sensational victories against Ajax and Marseille. Proud moments amid a rather shite season. Pick yourselves up and go again, lads. Even though De Zerbi bounced, your ownership will already have his next candidate picked out. Just pray it's not a Graham Potter return.
Bournemouth: The Cherries had another fine season where a lot started to come together. I was skeptical about them parting ways with Gary O'Neil after the job he did, but Andoni Iraola was a shrewd appointment. He actually found ways to unlock Dominic Solanke. Not even Jurgen Klopp could do that. Antoine Semenyo appeared as a servicable mid-table winger. Luis Sinisterra brought the Colombian flare to the South Coast and proved he could be the country's next great hope. Some of the English lads like Lewis Cook carved out key roles, and did just about everything right to ensure another comfortable finish. Bournemouth really were not in any danger of going down. The blueprint is there. I doubt Iraola will be able to take them into European places, but I've been proven wrong by plenty of managers before.
Fulham: Another solid finish for Fulham. Look at you, not yo-yoing even amidst Tony Khan's ridiculous pro wrestling PR drama. The Jaguars of English football showed a lot of fight and a lot of class. The signing of the season is surely Rodrigo Muniz. The Brazilian revolution between him, Andreas Pereira, and the aging Willian was glamorous. Antonee Robinson played like a man reborn and may get a move to a bigger club. USMNT fans couldn't be happier. It was tough not seeing Tim Ream playing week in and week out but he's clearly slowing down and might need replacing. But you can't get rid of Tom Cairney! It's not allowed by order of the streets. I doubt Marco Silva will read this, but he may not even have a choice in the matter. Joao Palhinha likely played his final season at Craven Cottage. Even at his age, he's good enough to get into the Bayern or Arsenal first team. Cash in and replenish, you know the drill. They'll have a lot of work to do this summer.
Wolves: Gary O'Neil is a top manager for the jobs he's done with Bournemouth and Wolves. It was not an easy season for Wolves, but compared to past campaigns, this was fantastic. O'Neill successfully unlocked Hwang Hee-Chan and Matheus Cunha. That alone is massive. Toti Gomes flourished in midfield. As did Pablo Sarabia. Pedro Neto showed flashes of brilliance...when he wasn't struck down by injury. Jose Sa returned to form and kept the team comfortably floating between between the top half and upper-mid talbe. What more can you say of Wolves? They were one of the better mid-tier teams this season, and that was after Julen Lopetegui walked out just days before the season began. You thought the Wolves were dead? Oh no, they are still on the hunt. Unfortunately, their pack is likely to find new homes with more money. I think you get the metaphor.
Everton: It was meant to be a Sean Dyche masterclass. Playing attractive football has never been his repertoire, yet that was exactly what he did with this Everton. Meanwhile, Everton fans are still steaming about the points deductions they underwent. I can understand why they feel this way, considering there are much worse violators and they're being made an example of. Yet Dyche thrives on these situations. He could only collect so many points with this Everton group but they did play well enough and have some decent talent. Jared Branthwaite is clearly an upgrade over some of their past center-backs. Consider this his window-shopping season. DCL flirted with injuries and still managed to score key goals. Beto hasn't come good yet but give it a little time. Idrissa Gana Gueye played well for his age, and Amadou Onana too had his window-shopping season. Fear not, Toffees. Even with the points deduction, you will finish comfortably bottom-half, and had it not been for the Premier League's hypocrisy, you would've been as high as 12th. This is a huge moment, because you're also moving into Bramley Moore next season. Godspeed, Everton.
Brentford: Ummm, hello? Anybody here want to win a fucking football match? Anyone want to collect three points? The good vibes at the Gtech Community Stadium are starting to falter. Brentford's feel-good story is starting to get a reality check: they lack significant quality. The plan was to continue Thomas Frank's Nordic Connection since it had produced results in the past. They got Ivan Toney back around mid-winter, but did it really change their fortunes? He wasn't anywhere close to his past self. Too much time on the couch will do that. Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbuemo did step up in attack, but without Rico Henry and Ethan Pinnock in defense it was too easy to carve through them. Mark Flekken did his best to mitigate the damage, but it was not enough to save them from a 16th-place finish. Nathan Collins was ok business but he clearly needs more time to develop to the system. Sergio Regulion put in some decent shifts on load, but not enough to justify keeping him permanently. You passed: DON'T! GET! RELEGATED! But for the love of god, please fix this shit before 24-25. Time to reset on the squad, find another plucky veteran willing to take a pay cut for playing time.
Nottingham Forest: Speaking of points deduction, nobody feels bad for Forest. They made more signings than Chelsea and clearly did it by some fishy means. It was mostly because they couldn't get Atletico Madrid to buy Brennan Johnson, so they had to accept Tottenham's lower offer. That doesn't excuse past transgressions. Then that wild social media statement that called out the Premier League's officiating. Secretly, everyone loved it but also wondered how they had the audacity to say such a thing. The only thing they can't defend is themselves. Steve Cooper, the architect of their return to Premier League and first-season survival, was canned for Nuno Espirito Santos. It kinda worked...I guess. They're not in a relegation spot even with their punishment but they definitely look the part. Gio Reyna came here on loan and had minimal impact. Morgan Gibbs-White looks good but clearly has flaws. Chris Wood is still their only reliable striker. Matt Turner was benched for a 32-year old Mats Sels and that didn't fix any of their goalkeeper problems. They're like a frat house toilet: always leaking. They'll definitely be another clear-out this summer.
Luton Town: At some point, results start to matter. It felt like Luton realized that too late. They did put up some impressive results like a 4-4 draw to Newcastle and a 4-goal dismantling of Brighton, but they struggled mightily. It was expected, but they really did give better teams runs for their money. Ross Barkley and Andros Townsend came off the couch to help. Barkley made a case for Comeback Player of the Year. Townsend provided some experience but football skills...not so much. Elijah Adebayo and Alfie Doughty tried to get the creativity going. Carlton Morris managed to post a double-digit goal season. They had pieces but could never put it together fully. The defense...good god, the defense! It couldn't stop a beach ball from going over the goal line. You brought in Daiki Hashioka to stabilize things, and all he did was score own goals and turn the ball over. It's sad that Luton is going back to the 2nd tier. Rob Edwards's job is probably safe, but can he remake the magic of 2022-23? Might be a step too far. Honestly, I'm more sad to see Jeffrey the Labrador go. The goodest of boys makes the goodest of club mascots.
Burnley: I can only applaud Burnley's ownership for not thinking like a yo-yo club. They chose Vincent Kompany because he is the anti-Sean Dyche. Free flowing, tiki taka football, playing out from the back with inverted fullbacks. Even if all the haters wanted to see him go to bring in a relegation dogfighter like Big Sam, the executives kept their man. Truly cut from the same cloth as Pep, but without any of the Pep players. That was the real downfall of Burnley's return to the Prem. This group won 101 points in the Championship last year? They didn't even manage to get 30 this time around. Kompany played anti-survival ball, and it didn't work. Sure, they had talent with guys like Vitinho and Jacob Bruud Larsen, but after it was shite through and through. At least Kompany had the audacity to play an expansive style, but survival needed more defensive rigidity. Go win it again, Clarets.
Sheffield United: If Burnley was ass, Sheffield United was mega-ass. They played like a Championship club, so it's only natural they got clobbered like a Championship club. They brought in Ben Brereton-Diaz and his fake Chilean skillset and he was...actually kinda good. It can't be said for the rest of them. Ollie McBurnie and Cameron Archer seem like the standouts, but nobody on this team was convincing enough to warrant a move to a bigger team except maybe BBD. He'll likely sign for Everton as the replacement for DCL. The club thought bringing back Chris Wilder in place of Paul Heckingbottom was the move, and it did next to nothing. Setting a record for most goals conceded in a single season is hilarious levels of incompetent defending. Conglats, you are now the new Norwich. Wear your badge of shame in anguish and go win the bloody lot in the Championship.
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Manchester City: Sigh, the Prem is not beating the farmers' league allegations after this. In some way, we all expected this. After their historic treble, everyone assumed City would take a step back. They weren't even the best team in the country and they still found a way to creep up into first place. Their fourth title in five seasons, six under Pep Guardiola. They still have a chance at a double, too. If you're still living in the "Fraudiola" camp, I suggest you touch grass. Do you know understand how fucking insane that is? Sure, you can say Abu Dhabi bankrolled him and now they may be paying for it dearly but that is serious contention for greatest manager of all time. This time he was up against the adversity, too. They went without KDB and Haaland for long periods of time. Phil Foden was rightfully voted PFA Player of the Year for his efforts in their absence. Julian Alvarez took massive strides in becoming the next great Argentine striker...when he can get into the team. Jeremy Doku showed flashes of greatness, and it might spell the end for Jack Grealish. Rodri was Rodri, Ruben Dias was Ruben Dias, you know the deal. Even academy kids made serious progress. Pep won the Champions League without Messi and with a real striker. He's now guided City to another title. Goddammit, can we please get someone to topple this monopoly?
Arsenal: You did it again...you fucking did again. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. You thought you were becoming the reincarnation of Real Madrid. You ended up becoming the red version of Poch's Spurs. Some might even say that Spurs team was better than this team. Arsenal had the title in their grasp again. Then they sat back and drew with City, lost to Villa at home, and in the end, these results cost them. You bottled it again. Bukayo Saka had his best season ever. So did Martin Odegaard. Leandro Trossard made a case for a starting spot. Gabriel Martinelli was sporadic but effective. William Saliba and Gabriel locked down the backline. David Raya won the Golden Glove. Mikkel Arteta has a case for Manager of the Year (likely going to Unai Emery), and they still bottled it. We don't need to rehash how their European campaign went. You should've known Spurs were never going to give you that benefit of the doubt. Why would your local rivals help your title charge? At least you're back in the Champions League, and you showed you could shed some of those demons next campaign, so long as you don't match up with Bayern again. The painful truth is, you went trophyless again. How much longer is the goodwill with Arteta going to last? Doing this once? Forgivable. But twice? Unconscionable.
Liverpool: This was not how Klopp's Last Dance was supposed to go. One trophy, and the League Cup at that, is all Liverpool had to show for it. They hit the worst patch of rotten form at the most inopportune time. You might think losing games twice to Manchester United in a span of a week was bad enough, but to go to Italy and lose to Atalanta? And they kept a clean sheet?? Dear god, they made Crystal Palace look like prime Barcelona at one point. You are fucking cooked, and it shows. Darwin Nunez started to break out, then reverting to forgetting how to play the sport of football entirely. Virgil Van Djik's age showed. Ibrahima Konate shows flashes but is injury- and mistake-prone. Mo Salah is mentally checked out, and it showed with him in only scoring twice in the last 10 matches of the seasons. Him and Klopp arguing on the sideline was peak Liverpool banter era. You literally on the verge of a quadruple AGAIN and you scuffed the run... This team is going to need a massive reset, and that may mean cashing in a few aging stars. New manager Arne Slot will have an absolute gargantuan job ahead of him. With FSG's financial model, it'll be interesting to see who they bring in. But what do you about Mo Salah? Clearly his age is starting show.
Aston Villa: Unai Emery was sacked by Arsenal for "underachieving." When you see the job he did with Villa with half the budget he had at Arsenal and players willing to run through walls for him, you can understand how Villa managed to stay in the Top 4 most of the season. Ollie Watkins had his best season to date. Douglas Luiz become the third-best defensive midfielder in the league, and dispatched a few penalties. Niccolo Zaniolo played a smaller role and still contributed heavily to big wins. It wasn't ever perfect, and there are plenty of wayward results to point out, but Villa has got some of their old mojo back. Get ready, boys, you're going dancing next season. You'll be in the new-look Champions League for the first time since the 1980s. Don't forget: Villa has some European pedigree to them. Sure, it was back when the competition wasn't as fierce as it is now, but respect them. Otherwise all you Madrid fans are going to be shitting themselves when you rock up to Villa Park for the league stage.
Tottenham: Tottenham's season hit some very high highs, and some deeply low lows. A 10-game unbeaten streak to start the season ended with a four losses in a row. Injuries crippled all the progress they made. Ange Postecoglou's all-out attack works, but when it doesn't, it is absolutely terrifying to watch. Hueng-min Son had a nice comeback season. Richarlison finally came good for the club. James Maddison started out well enough and then had a fall-off for the ages, as did Pedro Porro. The backline of Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven showed they can be great but they need real discipline in midfield to balance out the high line. But there are still many players that can't get them over the hump. Not to mention, they were derailed by injuries all campaign. Make it 16 years since the last major trophy. Fifth seems fitting for a team still going through an identity and cultural reset. Some supporters think Ange isn't the one for the job. They often forget just how big of a rebuild is needed after losing Harry Kane and other core players over the past five seasons. Those are probably also the people that don't see the positive of the Tottenham money-making machine. Why win trophies when you can host NFL games? Sigh, I just want one Cup, is that too much to ask for? At least they clinched Europa League, I guess.
Chelsea: Todd Boehly will no longer be making the calls about Chelsea's transfers. That should make the fans a little bit happier. If you're keeping score at home, he's only got 1/30 of new signings right. Jury is still out on Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo, Axel Diasi, Mykhalio Mudrk, Noni Madueke, and Levi Colwill. Mauricio Pochettino was trying to build something, but it was hindered by constant setbacks. A massive pile of injuries, extreme fan pressure, and underperforming players signaled it would not be another fruitful season for the Blue Lions. You got beat by a bunch of high school students in the Carabao Cup final, and somehow that wasn't the lowest point of the season. It was the thrashing by Arsenal. Chelsea should feel lucky they snagged Cole Palmer out from under Man City. He's the real Eden Hazard regen, even though he's a bit of a penalty merchant. He dragged Chelsea from finishing outside the Top 10 again. This summer will be a major clear-out. Raheem Sterling, Reece James, Ben Chilwell, and Thiago Silva might or are already leaving. The thinner squad will allow Poch to actually build something...maybe. You're not seriously going to sell Conor Gallagher to Spurs, right?
Newcastle: Eddie Howe can feel sort of vindicated that he guided this Newcastle team to a top 10 finish. They had one of the worst injury sheets in the league this season. The delicate balance of Champions League and the English season exposed their biggest flaw: not enough depth. Sandro Tonali getting suspended for being a degenerate gambler definitely did not help. Nick Pope was out most of the year and Martin Dubravka showed why he's no longer first-choice. Sven Botman and Dan Burn spent time on the sidelines and that killed their defense. Seriously though, they were chucking out Football Manager regens to play critical minutes. That only works in video games. In reality, the club is backed up against the FFP bubble. They will need to sell to buy, and that might mean cashing in on Alexander Isak or Bruno Guiamares. Maybe they'll even cut ties with Tonali and try to recoup some of their money. The richest club in the world is playing inside the rules? I guess they don't want to be the new Man City. I honestly commend them for trying to play within the confines of the rules. Some clubs can't say they do that.
Manchester United: Jim Ratcliffe really had no idea the scope of the rebuild he inherited once he bought his stake in United. He called out the club culture and facilities in the media multiple times, but perhaps it was all reactionary. United had a shit season. And boy do I mean shit. None of their players could stay healthy. Marcus Rashford is entering Dele Alli territory with how bad his falloff has been. There was the Mason Greenwood situation, then the Antony situation, and the Brazilian managed only two league goals across the whole season. Jadon Sancho called out Ten Hag's management and was gleefully banished back to Dortmund, where he started picking up his performances. He's in a Champions League Final...lol. Casemiro and Raphael Varane showed their age. He had a solid run of form but it didn't last. Varane's already said he's done in Manchester. Rasmus Hojlund took 15 games to find his first goal of the season. Alejandro Garnacho is now the best player at the club and even he had beef with Ten Hag's coaching. Bruno Fernandes might be seeking greener pastures. They finished dead last in their Champions League group and were out of Europe by February. Take solace in making the FA Cup final, but you were losing 3-0 to Coventry City, a Championship club, and had to beat them on penalties. Old Trafford may truly be falling down, and it doesn't help with Ten Hag waffling about he is still the best man for the job. Because you know, it was his signings that set the club back so much money. Antony costing 100 million quid needs to be investigated. There's no real sign of progress under INEOS's ownership. It's still too early to judge, but it's clear they will need to make some decisions. Enjoy raiding all your rivals for executives. Apparently "We're Manchester United" still works.
West Ham: Was it a bad season for West Ham? When you deep it, you'd probably say not really. David Moyes started out kinda slow but managed to get the Hammers going in vital moments. Jarrod Bowen continued his remarkable rise even as a center-forward. The pillage of Ajax for Edson Alvarez and Mohamed Kudus was fruitful, even if Kudus's underlying numbers aren't that great. James Ward-Prowse stepped up his game after being freed from the shite coaching at Southampton. Alphonse Areola cemented himself as the true No. 1 in goal. Lucas Paqueta was the real eye candy. So much so he's looking like the heir-apparent for Kevin De Bruyne. He'll cost another small nation's GDP but he was that class. Sure, they didn't reach the Europa final like they wanted to and got knocked out by Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen, but how can you say this was a disappointing season? Disappointing enough to tell Moyes he's done after this season? You're replacing him Julen Lopetegui? I know he did fantastic work with Sevilla, and you may see yourselves as the English Sevilla, but tread lightly. Did you see what happened between Wolves and him? Or what happened in his final season in Seville?
Crystal Palace: Today's top stories: Crystal Palace finished comfortably mid-table for the 11th season in a row. In other news, grass is green. It was a strange but similar season for the Eagles. Spats between ownership over the long-term vision for the club coupled with Roy Hodgson's depressing retirement tour clouded what could've been an opportunity to pounce. With Brighton and Bournemouth shitting the bed, the time was prime to strike. But again, they were let down by inconsistent forwards. Jordan Ayew and Jean-Phillipe Mateta are still struggling to score consistently (At least Mateta is producing now). Odsanne Eduoard is made of glass bones and paper skin. Eberechi Eze, Michael Olise, and Dean Henderson were good enough to keep them afloat. Eze's got enough street cred to have City and Spurs linked to him, but we'll see what premium the Eagles charge. More credit is owed to Oliver Glasner. He was a shrewd appointment, and it showed with his tiki-taka style of play. Remember, he took Frankfrut to a Europa League final win and beat Barcelona and West Ham to do it. Next season should be a moment to capitalize on drops in quality from other mid-table rivals, but you'll probably be back here with me in 2025 with a 12th consecutive mid-table finish. At least this time it's in the Top 10.
Brighton: Brighton was my biggest disappointment for the 23-24 season. Maybe that's too harsh, but what the actual hell happened? There was a lot of squad turnover, understandably affecting the quality. But they still had Evan Ferguson, Karou Mitoma, Lewis Dunk, Danny Welback, Julio Enciso, and Simon Adringa to pick up the slack. Oh wait, almost everyone listed above was injured long-term. Roberto De Zerbi's managerial stock took a massive blow. He couldn't properly juggle the league and European football, especially as the injuries piled up and they were relying on academy kids to play key minutes. There's also rumors of him beefing with club executives about the transfer policy. The drawback of such a unique system: the falloff is inevitable. It ended up causing "irreconcilable differences," and De Zerbi promptly packed his shit and left. At least Brighton can take solace knowing they won their first European group stage and picked up sensational victories against Ajax and Marseille. Proud moments amid a rather shite season. Pick yourselves up and go again, lads. Even though De Zerbi bounced, your ownership will already have his next candidate picked out. Just pray it's not a Graham Potter return.
Bournemouth: The Cherries had another fine season where a lot started to come together. I was skeptical about them parting ways with Gary O'Neil after the job he did, but Andoni Iraola was a shrewd appointment. He actually found ways to unlock Dominic Solanke. Not even Jurgen Klopp could do that. Antoine Semenyo appeared as a servicable mid-table winger. Luis Sinisterra brought the Colombian flare to the South Coast and proved he could be the country's next great hope. Some of the English lads like Lewis Cook carved out key roles, and did just about everything right to ensure another comfortable finish. Bournemouth really were not in any danger of going down. The blueprint is there. I doubt Iraola will be able to take them into European places, but I've been proven wrong by plenty of managers before.
Fulham: Another solid finish for Fulham. Look at you, not yo-yoing even amidst Tony Khan's ridiculous pro wrestling PR drama. The Jaguars of English football showed a lot of fight and a lot of class. The signing of the season is surely Rodrigo Muniz. The Brazilian revolution between him, Andreas Pereira, and the aging Willian was glamorous. Antonee Robinson played like a man reborn and may get a move to a bigger club. USMNT fans couldn't be happier. It was tough not seeing Tim Ream playing week in and week out but he's clearly slowing down and might need replacing. But you can't get rid of Tom Cairney! It's not allowed by order of the streets. I doubt Marco Silva will read this, but he may not even have a choice in the matter. Joao Palhinha likely played his final season at Craven Cottage. Even at his age, he's good enough to get into the Bayern or Arsenal first team. Cash in and replenish, you know the drill. They'll have a lot of work to do this summer.
Wolves: Gary O'Neil is a top manager for the jobs he's done with Bournemouth and Wolves. It was not an easy season for Wolves, but compared to past campaigns, this was fantastic. O'Neill successfully unlocked Hwang Hee-Chan and Matheus Cunha. That alone is massive. Toti Gomes flourished in midfield. As did Pablo Sarabia. Pedro Neto showed flashes of brilliance...when he wasn't struck down by injury. Jose Sa returned to form and kept the team comfortably floating between between the top half and upper-mid talbe. What more can you say of Wolves? They were one of the better mid-tier teams this season, and that was after Julen Lopetegui walked out just days before the season began. You thought the Wolves were dead? Oh no, they are still on the hunt. Unfortunately, their pack is likely to find new homes with more money. I think you get the metaphor.
Everton: It was meant to be a Sean Dyche masterclass. Playing attractive football has never been his repertoire, yet that was exactly what he did with this Everton. Meanwhile, Everton fans are still steaming about the points deductions they underwent. I can understand why they feel this way, considering there are much worse violators and they're being made an example of. Yet Dyche thrives on these situations. He could only collect so many points with this Everton group but they did play well enough and have some decent talent. Jared Branthwaite is clearly an upgrade over some of their past center-backs. Consider this his window-shopping season. DCL flirted with injuries and still managed to score key goals. Beto hasn't come good yet but give it a little time. Idrissa Gana Gueye played well for his age, and Amadou Onana too had his window-shopping season. Fear not, Toffees. Even with the points deduction, you will finish comfortably bottom-half, and had it not been for the Premier League's hypocrisy, you would've been as high as 12th. This is a huge moment, because you're also moving into Bramley Moore next season. Godspeed, Everton.
Brentford: Ummm, hello? Anybody here want to win a fucking football match? Anyone want to collect three points? The good vibes at the Gtech Community Stadium are starting to falter. Brentford's feel-good story is starting to get a reality check: they lack significant quality. The plan was to continue Thomas Frank's Nordic Connection since it had produced results in the past. They got Ivan Toney back around mid-winter, but did it really change their fortunes? He wasn't anywhere close to his past self. Too much time on the couch will do that. Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbuemo did step up in attack, but without Rico Henry and Ethan Pinnock in defense it was too easy to carve through them. Mark Flekken did his best to mitigate the damage, but it was not enough to save them from a 16th-place finish. Nathan Collins was ok business but he clearly needs more time to develop to the system. Sergio Regulion put in some decent shifts on load, but not enough to justify keeping him permanently. You passed: DON'T! GET! RELEGATED! But for the love of god, please fix this shit before 24-25. Time to reset on the squad, find another plucky veteran willing to take a pay cut for playing time.
Nottingham Forest: Speaking of points deduction, nobody feels bad for Forest. They made more signings than Chelsea and clearly did it by some fishy means. It was mostly because they couldn't get Atletico Madrid to buy Brennan Johnson, so they had to accept Tottenham's lower offer. That doesn't excuse past transgressions. Then that wild social media statement that called out the Premier League's officiating. Secretly, everyone loved it but also wondered how they had the audacity to say such a thing. The only thing they can't defend is themselves. Steve Cooper, the architect of their return to Premier League and first-season survival, was canned for Nuno Espirito Santos. It kinda worked...I guess. They're not in a relegation spot even with their punishment but they definitely look the part. Gio Reyna came here on loan and had minimal impact. Morgan Gibbs-White looks good but clearly has flaws. Chris Wood is still their only reliable striker. Matt Turner was benched for a 32-year old Mats Sels and that didn't fix any of their goalkeeper problems. They're like a frat house toilet: always leaking. They'll definitely be another clear-out this summer.
Luton Town: At some point, results start to matter. It felt like Luton realized that too late. They did put up some impressive results like a 4-4 draw to Newcastle and a 4-goal dismantling of Brighton, but they struggled mightily. It was expected, but they really did give better teams runs for their money. Ross Barkley and Andros Townsend came off the couch to help. Barkley made a case for Comeback Player of the Year. Townsend provided some experience but football skills...not so much. Elijah Adebayo and Alfie Doughty tried to get the creativity going. Carlton Morris managed to post a double-digit goal season. They had pieces but could never put it together fully. The defense...good god, the defense! It couldn't stop a beach ball from going over the goal line. You brought in Daiki Hashioka to stabilize things, and all he did was score own goals and turn the ball over. It's sad that Luton is going back to the 2nd tier. Rob Edwards's job is probably safe, but can he remake the magic of 2022-23? Might be a step too far. Honestly, I'm more sad to see Jeffrey the Labrador go. The goodest of boys makes the goodest of club mascots.
Burnley: I can only applaud Burnley's ownership for not thinking like a yo-yo club. They chose Vincent Kompany because he is the anti-Sean Dyche. Free flowing, tiki taka football, playing out from the back with inverted fullbacks. Even if all the haters wanted to see him go to bring in a relegation dogfighter like Big Sam, the executives kept their man. Truly cut from the same cloth as Pep, but without any of the Pep players. That was the real downfall of Burnley's return to the Prem. This group won 101 points in the Championship last year? They didn't even manage to get 30 this time around. Kompany played anti-survival ball, and it didn't work. Sure, they had talent with guys like Vitinho and Jacob Bruud Larsen, but after it was shite through and through. At least Kompany had the audacity to play an expansive style, but survival needed more defensive rigidity. Go win it again, Clarets.
Sheffield United: If Burnley was ass, Sheffield United was mega-ass. They played like a Championship club, so it's only natural they got clobbered like a Championship club. They brought in Ben Brereton-Diaz and his fake Chilean skillset and he was...actually kinda good. It can't be said for the rest of them. Ollie McBurnie and Cameron Archer seem like the standouts, but nobody on this team was convincing enough to warrant a move to a bigger team except maybe BBD. He'll likely sign for Everton as the replacement for DCL. The club thought bringing back Chris Wilder in place of Paul Heckingbottom was the move, and it did next to nothing. Setting a record for most goals conceded in a single season is hilarious levels of incompetent defending. Conglats, you are now the new Norwich. Wear your badge of shame in anguish and go win the bloody lot in the Championship.
2024.05.20 15:19 12nb34 I spent this week trading emails with the technical support of Rami Levi and the consumer protection and the green police because of this branch on Ben Yehuda 23 that refuses to accept deposited bottles from me in the evening. This is against the law
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2024.05.20 08:12 efileform2290 Be more Efficient: Punjabi Truckers on Form 2290
 | https://preview.redd.it/8y4b8q3awi1d1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b692a4bca1fc6bd51d2603d9b729c269e8f93823 submitted by efileform2290 to u/efileform2290 [link] [comments] For truck drivers, especially when they have to deal with certain requirements such as 2290 form for heavy highway vehicles tax, filing out tax forms can be difficult. We’ve put together expert advice and critical information to help Punjabi truckers maximize efficiency and compliance. What is Form 2290?This is an important document for truckers who operate large vehicles on the public roads of America. It helps in determining and paying Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) used for road construction and maintenance. The levy applies to those trucks with a gross weight of fifty-five thousand pounds or above covering one year ranging from July 1st to June 30th. Understanding why this form matters and its timelines will lead to efficient fulfillment.Filing Date Deadlines and RequirementsTo avoid fines, be mindful of the key dates. If you use a vehicle on public highways during a month, the IRS requires that you file your Form 2290 by the end of the following month of that month which was first used. For most drivers, this deadline falls around August thirty-first each year. You are required to have an EIN (Employer Identification Number), VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and taxable gross weight for each vehicle in order to file.Selecting the Right Method of FilingForm-2290 may be submitted through electronic means or by mail by motor carriers themselves. For drivers with twenty-five or more vehicles, e-filing is recommended but it works well for any driver because it’s convenient and fast. E-filing reduces chances of errors plus gives immediate confirmation receipt sent by IRS so that you get Schedule 1 copy stamped back to you faster necessary for registration of your vehicle.Preparing Accurate InformationOn time filing Form 2290 needs accuracy. Wrong information can lead to a delay in processing your paperwork, penalties or even rejection of your application document. Have accurate records for your VIN numbers, taxable gross weight and any suspended vehicles with mileage use limits less than the threshold. Crosscheck everything before submitting.Taking Advantage of Professional AssistanceThe nature of the tax code surrounding Form 2290 and trucking industry regulations may overwhelm individuals. In case you are overwhelmed, consider hiring an expert on tax issues who has experience working with Form 2290 as well those in trucking industry. They will offer invaluable insights, ensure accuracy and allow you to exploit any credits available like credit for sold, destroyed or underutilized cars (for agricultural vehicles it is seven thousand five hundred miles) or trucks.Availing Available ResourcesMany resources are available to assist Punjabi truckers understand these requirements for complying with form 2290. The IRS website provides step-by-step instructions and answers frequently asked questions. Moreover, community organizations and industry associations often host seminars catering specifically to owners of commercial trucks. |
2024.05.19 22:12 G_snows WEEKLY META RECAP [05/13 - 05/19]
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Here is a couple of them: Dinka Kuroi ($40,000) Principe Diabolus ($62,400) Western Motor Cycle Company Lost MC ($32,800) Western Motor Cycle Company Rat Bike ($14,400) Western Motor Cycle Company Zombie Bagger ($16,000) Western Motor Cycle Company Zombie Chopper ($31,200)
D4N1ELLE showcased the emote creation for the server, where any prop can be used for the creation of an emote! Timestamp A lot of the emotes here are ready to be implemented!https://preview.redd.it/4ftjdyo8tf1d1.png?width=1132&format=png&auto=webp&s=510f52a0afdd4a75aca7abd63071413a4dd1010e 🚨PD🚨
Deputy Thunder (Bananaduck), recently hired (2 days ago), has been fired after stockpiling PD weapons, refusing to talk to officers about complaints and fleeing on a stolen jet ski.https://preview.redd.it/4g74miq4mf1d1.png?width=259&format=png&auto=webp&s=af4a6abc02d3f78056eb5e1e9dec27e21d58ea4d 🏥HOSPITAL 🏥Big Updates soon to the HospitalIn a meeting organized by Governor Jerry Callow, it was announced all the upcoming items/changes to the Hospital.Here are some notes:
Packages of Ketamine were set to be delivered from the docks, to the Hospital. However, in the middle of its route, the shipment was stolen by several Marabunta members. Officers have been notified of this crime and are actively looking for the green armored truck Some of the Ketamine has been distributed to others.https://preview.redd.it/rgyxm33nsf1d1.png?width=1184&format=png&auto=webp&s=4757fa54e37c82b0b450b75e7d03480a9c88bca6 ⚖️DOJ⚖️
Bail Reform - Section 004 General Conditions of Bail and Parole
With this promotion, Article 1 of the Constitution has been amended to allow for 4 Supreme Justices, instead of 3. Judge -> Justice
Following multiple complaints from officers and a bar complaint, James Bird has been suspended for two weeks from the DA's office and demoted to the rank of Junior Prosecutor. Lawyers are being distributed to the cases he is currently on. Talk between Skyler, Pennyworth, Pike and James Bird. During this talk, Bird also informed he will be on a LOA.https://preview.redd.it/utjyf0nxsf1d1.png?width=765&format=png&auto=webp&s=e8541cfeb38966aecbf1b898b737390f0f362daf He later handed in his letter of resignation. https://preview.redd.it/5wnbn033tf1d1.png?width=326&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc0bf92417c617d76a212c8b14a31ead761d6df7
Franklin Dupont (frankie_fangs) has two weeks to provide a presentation on proper court decorum. Timestamp 🏛️COURT CASES🏛️You can find all currently scheduled court cases in this link.Here are some highlights:
Abner Vaca: 14 years in Bolingbroke/14 parole $30,0000
Pritchett has been found liable for the repair of the MRI machine at the hospital OTHER
A search and Seizure warrant was signed for the apprehension of Fish, due to multiple documented acts of violence towards the people of Los Santos. During a court case (Pike Judson V Fish), Fish was apprehended by officers and escorted to Bolingbroke, where a special cell for the dog was made (view below).https://preview.redd.it/rba43283pf1d1.png?width=805&format=png&auto=webp&s=d2c4497135764697a43703687cd58aa6d447078d
Price: $600;https://preview.redd.it/ik28of6xpf1d1.png?width=298&format=png&auto=webp&s=feaed74988ec1cd9d27c95456c142d54efa9671f
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Norman Jayden has been decapitated. He was found guilty of Mayhem (Major) and begged for his own execution on stand. This was carried out by Doctor Quimbley Hayabusa, at Bolingbroke.https://preview.redd.it/k0ylcqoarf1d1.png?width=1888&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a0a356592478f0b1666fe9cd8c35829517212b5
Multiple stores have been closed off for construction in Boulevard Del Perro. Businesses will be opened to the public soon, similar to store-fronts. LocationMyles_Away at the locationSpace Insidehttps://preview.redd.it/hpdl8muftf1d1.png?width=1372&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe884adeeaa8d1de0114940fa3f52475d62913ee
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2024.05.19 18:15 oscarwildeboytoy Is this message I’ve drafted okay to respond to my live-in landlord who has been harassing me?
I’m in England. I’ve been having trouble with my live-in landlord and we mutually agreed he wanted me out and I wanted to leave. In our first verbal discussion he said he’d just take my deposit instead of the £2250 break levy fee in the contract. Then he messaged and said I’d have to pay another £750 on top of my deposit, which I stupidly agreed to. He’s since told me that in fact he needs to go back to the original £2250 (minus my deposit) which I have not acknowledged. Now he’s reminded me both of our names are on the utility bill as I needed it as proof of address, and he’s implying that he won’t take me off until I pay the full fee. I struggle with extreme anxiety and I need to know if this message I’ve drafted could have any repercussions. I’m extremely scared of any response I may receive from him.
“I have consulted with a solicitor regarding the break clause fee and the amount owed. Based on our verbal discussion on 11/05/24 and our mutual agreement for me to move out, we agreed to modify the break clause of the contract, which is also referenced in our messages. I then agreed in writing to pay an additional £750 on top of you keeping my deposit, instead of just the deposit as we had agreed in the verbal conversation. I will pay this on the day I move out.
You have since unilaterally tried to change the conditions of our agreement, reverting back to the original price of £2250 which I have not acknowledged or agreed to. It’s important to note that any attempts to unilaterally change the conditions of our agreement are not legally feasible or enforceable, as mutual agreement is required to alter the terms of a contract. I expect that the terms that we have mutually agreed upon will be honoured.
Regardless of the original contract, we have a verbal and written agreement to change the break clause. I have previously explained to you that if I were forced to pay the original amount, I would be rendered homeless as I would not have enough funds to rent elsewhere. I refuse to be bullied into paying more money than we have mutually agreed in writing.
This situation has caused me severe anxiety, making me physically unwell. I do not feel safe or comfortable discussing this further with you until I have received additional legal advice. Your actions, including threatening to end my tenancy, insulting me, and taking advantage of my vulnerable situation, have significantly impacted my well-being.
I am willing to pay my share of the utilities for the duration of my stay. However, keeping me on the utility bill as leverage to force me to agree to your terms regarding the levy fee is further harassment. You are essentially threatening to keep me on the utility contract if I do not agree to the terms you have unilaterally decided on regarding the levy fee. The utility bill period ends on the 31st of May. I have paid rent until June 1st. While as yet I do not know what day I will be departing, I will be vacating the property before either of these dates. I will pay the mutually agreed upon break levy the day that I vacate the property. Therefore my name should be taken off the utility bill before the legal end of the tenancy.
Once again, I do not feel safe or comfortable discussing this further until I have received further legal advice.”
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“I have consulted with a solicitor regarding the break clause fee and the amount owed. Based on our verbal discussion on 11/05/24 and our mutual agreement for me to move out, we agreed to modify the break clause of the contract, which is also referenced in our messages. I then agreed in writing to pay an additional £750 on top of you keeping my deposit, instead of just the deposit as we had agreed in the verbal conversation. I will pay this on the day I move out.
You have since unilaterally tried to change the conditions of our agreement, reverting back to the original price of £2250 which I have not acknowledged or agreed to. It’s important to note that any attempts to unilaterally change the conditions of our agreement are not legally feasible or enforceable, as mutual agreement is required to alter the terms of a contract. I expect that the terms that we have mutually agreed upon will be honoured.
Regardless of the original contract, we have a verbal and written agreement to change the break clause. I have previously explained to you that if I were forced to pay the original amount, I would be rendered homeless as I would not have enough funds to rent elsewhere. I refuse to be bullied into paying more money than we have mutually agreed in writing.
This situation has caused me severe anxiety, making me physically unwell. I do not feel safe or comfortable discussing this further with you until I have received additional legal advice. Your actions, including threatening to end my tenancy, insulting me, and taking advantage of my vulnerable situation, have significantly impacted my well-being.
I am willing to pay my share of the utilities for the duration of my stay. However, keeping me on the utility bill as leverage to force me to agree to your terms regarding the levy fee is further harassment. You are essentially threatening to keep me on the utility contract if I do not agree to the terms you have unilaterally decided on regarding the levy fee. The utility bill period ends on the 31st of May. I have paid rent until June 1st. While as yet I do not know what day I will be departing, I will be vacating the property before either of these dates. I will pay the mutually agreed upon break levy the day that I vacate the property. Therefore my name should be taken off the utility bill before the legal end of the tenancy.
Once again, I do not feel safe or comfortable discussing this further until I have received further legal advice.”
2024.05.19 11:04 anonymous-jade Buying first apartment - getting my foot onto the property ladder but it still feels too expensive!
Hi!
I’m just curious to understand people’s thoughts on my current situation.
31F, currently contracting (pretty secure) in IT ($150k~/$8-9k per month) likely to increase upon career development with around $200k+ in savings. Recently single and not really keen to date again anytime soon, although would like to have a baby one day…
I’m looking at purchasing a 1 bedroom apartment in ACT. Just a place to call my own and have that as security, ideally this wouldn’t be my forever home. But even with a solid 20% deposit and a great wage, repayment on an apartment seems extremely expensive. Way beyond that ‘safe’ 30% income theshold.
Here’s the calcs:
$500k apartment 10% deposit - $100k Loan amount - $400k @ 6.19%
Mortgage repayments per month - $2488 Strata levys ($1000 pq) per month - $350 Rates per month - $166
Total - $3000~ it just seems quite high and that doesn’t factor in other costs such as electricity, water, gas etc.
Am I just out of touch and have been share housing for too long to recognise this is what it is? Should I just bite the bullet as things aren’t getting any cheaper. Thanks in advance :)
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I’m just curious to understand people’s thoughts on my current situation.
31F, currently contracting (pretty secure) in IT ($150k~/$8-9k per month) likely to increase upon career development with around $200k+ in savings. Recently single and not really keen to date again anytime soon, although would like to have a baby one day…
I’m looking at purchasing a 1 bedroom apartment in ACT. Just a place to call my own and have that as security, ideally this wouldn’t be my forever home. But even with a solid 20% deposit and a great wage, repayment on an apartment seems extremely expensive. Way beyond that ‘safe’ 30% income theshold.
Here’s the calcs:
$500k apartment 10% deposit - $100k Loan amount - $400k @ 6.19%
Mortgage repayments per month - $2488 Strata levys ($1000 pq) per month - $350 Rates per month - $166
Total - $3000~ it just seems quite high and that doesn’t factor in other costs such as electricity, water, gas etc.
Am I just out of touch and have been share housing for too long to recognise this is what it is? Should I just bite the bullet as things aren’t getting any cheaper. Thanks in advance :)
2024.05.19 09:43 Ashrun_Zeda How does one make a good MoA composition?
So, I've been on the defending side of a crusade launched against my allies and I realized that I my current MoA composition (2x Xbows, 1x Archer, 1x Light footman, 1x Horse Archer, 2x Trebuchets, and 1x Light Cavalry) isn't holding up anymore. I attacked an army that has a 10k lower troop count than my but a ton of my troops (Levies I think) immediately starts surrending after the first tick. As the days went on, despite having green numbers indicating that I have the advantage, I eventually lost the battle which costed the entire war (the fucking warscore was 95% and I fucked it up by chasing the recovering army while my ally abandoned me to recapture a castle). I had no choice but to reload an earlier save.
The current tech innovation era is in the Late Medieval period (I'm using a mod that has 1300s as the start date). My culture's turkish and we have Warrior Culture, Horse Lords, Formation Fighting Experts, Ruling Caste, Court Eunuchs, and a soon to be added By the Sword as traditions.
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The current tech innovation era is in the Late Medieval period (I'm using a mod that has 1300s as the start date). My culture's turkish and we have Warrior Culture, Horse Lords, Formation Fighting Experts, Ruling Caste, Court Eunuchs, and a soon to be added By the Sword as traditions.
2024.05.19 07:22 Adventurous6962 Venezuelan President Maduro Imposes 9% Tax on Private Companies for Pension Fund 🇻🇪💼
Article: https://www.useyourbrainforex.com/post/maduro-imposes-9-tax-on-private-companies-for-pension-fund
Big developments in Venezuela! President Nicolas Maduro has just issued a new decree that imposes a 9% tax on private companies to establish a state-run pension fund. This significant move is part of the government's effort to create a more sustainable pension system after years of economic instability.
What are your thoughts on this new policy? Will it help in stabilizing the economy and supporting pensioners, or will it add too much strain on the private sector? Let's discuss! 🤔💬
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Big developments in Venezuela! President Nicolas Maduro has just issued a new decree that imposes a 9% tax on private companies to establish a state-run pension fund. This significant move is part of the government's effort to create a more sustainable pension system after years of economic instability.
Key Details:
- Tax Rate: Private companies will be taxed 9% based on their total payroll expenses.
- Effective Date: The decree goes into effect immediately.
- Publication: The decree was documented in the Official Gazette on May 16.
- Exemption: Companies listed in a national registry can receive up to one year of exemption from this tax.
Background:
Earlier this month, the government-controlled National Assembly passed a law allowing a levy of up to 15% on private businesses. Maduro's administration is keen on leveraging the benefits of Venezuela's recently revived dollarized economy to provide more substantial support to pensioners who currently receive payments in bolivars, a currency that has faced severe devaluation.Reactions:
While the government views this as a necessary step to ensure economic stability and improve the living standards of retirees, there has been pushback from the business sector. The Venezuelan business association, Fedecamaras, has voiced concerns that this new tax adds another layer of financial burden on businesses already dealing with a complex and onerous tax system. They warn that this could potentially stifle economic growth and deter investment.What are your thoughts on this new policy? Will it help in stabilizing the economy and supporting pensioners, or will it add too much strain on the private sector? Let's discuss! 🤔💬
2024.05.19 05:05 TigersBot The Tigers defeated the D-backs by a score of 8-3 - Sat, May 18 @ 08:10 PM EDT
Tigers @ D-backs - Sat, May 18
Game Status: Final - Score: 8-3 Tigers
Links & Info
| Tigers Batters | AB | R | H | RBI | BB | K | LOB | AVG | OBP | SLG | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Greene, R - LF | 6 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 | .248 | .356 | .473 |
| 2 | Canha - DH | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .247 | .368 | .425 |
| 3 | Pérez, W - RF | 4 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .300 | .373 | .533 |
| 4 | Carpenter, K - RF | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .270 | .321 | .508 |
| a-Vierling - CF | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .262 | .287 | .408 | |
| 5 | Urshela - 3B | 5 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .290 | .300 | .348 |
| 6 | Keith, C - 2B | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 4 | .190 | .254 | .214 |
| 7 | Torkelson - 1B | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 | .226 | .292 | .345 |
| 8 | Báez, J - SS | 5 | 2 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .207 | .236 | .289 |
| 9 | Kelly, C - C | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .232 | .329 | .304 |
| Totals | 41 | 8 | 15 | 8 | 3 | 11 | 20 |
| Tigers |
|---|
| a-Walked for Carpenter, K in the 7th. |
| BATTING: 2B: Urshela 2 (4, Gallen, Gallen); Báez, J 2 (8, Gallen, Gallen); Greene, R (8, Mantiply); Kelly, C (2, Ginkel). 3B: Pérez, W 2 (4, Gallen, Mantiply). TB: Báez, J 6; Canha; Greene, R 3; Kelly, C 3; Pérez, W 6; Torkelson; Urshela 5. RBI: Báez, J (19); Kelly, C 2 (9); Pérez, W 4 (13); Urshela (7). 2-out RBI: Pérez, W 3; Kelly, C; Urshela; Báez, J. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Carpenter, K; Greene, R 3; Vierling; Keith, C; Báez, J. SF: Pérez, W. Team RISP: 6-for-18. Team LOB: 11. |
| FIELDING: PB: Kelly, C (1). DP: 2 (Báez, J; Keith, C-Báez, J-Torkelson). |
| D-backs Batters | AB | R | H | RBI | BB | K | LOB | AVG | OBP | SLG | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Carroll - CF | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .189 | .277 | .260 |
| 2 | Marte, K - 2B | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .287 | .333 | .525 |
| 3 | Pederson - DH | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .297 | .407 | .535 |
| a-Grichuk - DH | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .288 | .319 | .424 | |
| 4 | Walker, C - 1B | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | .255 | .364 | .430 |
| 5 | Smith, P - RF | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .257 | .289 | .429 |
| b-Gurriel Jr. - LF | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .230 | .280 | .368 | |
| 6 | Suárez, E - 3B | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | .211 | .280 | .319 |
| 7 | Moreno - C | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | .239 | .346 | .339 |
| 8 | McCarthy - RF | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .274 | .352 | .379 |
| 9 | Newman - SS | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .253 | .284 | .418 |
| Totals | 33 | 3 | 8 | 3 | 3 | 11 | 17 |
| D-backs |
|---|
| a-Singled for Pederson in the 8th. b-Singled for Smith, P in the 8th. |
| BATTING: 3B: Carroll (1, Flaherty); Marte, K (2, Flaherty). TB: Carroll 3; Grichuk; Gurriel Jr.; Marte, K 3; Moreno; Newman; Pederson; Smith, P. RBI: Gurriel Jr. (26); Marte, K (25); Pederson (10). 2-out RBI: Gurriel Jr. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Walker, C; Suárez, E. GIDP: Carroll. Team RISP: 2-for-11. Team LOB: 6. |
| Tigers Pitchers | IP | H | R | ER | BB | K | HR | P-S | ERA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flaherty (W, 1-3) | 6.0 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 9 | 0 | 98-61 | 3.79 |
| Lange | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 15-5 | 2.70 |
| Chafin | 0.2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 11-7 | 3.68 |
| Brieske | 1.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 17-10 | 0.00 |
| Totals | 9.0 | 8 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 11 | 0 |
| D-backs Pitchers | IP | H | R | ER | BB | K | HR | P-S | ERA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gallen (L, 5-3) | 6.2 | 7 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 10 | 0 | 98-68 | 3.02 |
| Mantiply | 0.0 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 5-4 | 4.67 |
| Martinez, Ju | 0.1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 16-9 | 0.69 |
| Ginkel | 1.0 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 26-18 | 4.91 |
| Jarvis | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 25-16 | 4.56 |
| Totals | 9.0 | 15 | 8 | 8 | 3 | 11 | 0 |
| Game Info |
|---|
| IBB: Canha (by Mantiply). |
| HBP: Kelly, C (by Jarvis). |
| Pitches-strikes: Flaherty 98-61; Lange 15-5; Chafin 11-7; Brieske 17-10; Gallen 98-68; Mantiply 5-4; Martinez, Ju 16-9; Ginkel 26-18; Jarvis 25-16. |
| Groundouts-flyouts: Flaherty 6-0; Lange 1-0; Chafin 1-0; Brieske 0-2; Gallen 3-5; Mantiply 0-0; Martinez, Ju 1-0; Ginkel 1-1; Jarvis 1-1. |
| Batters faced: Flaherty 24; Lange 4; Chafin 4; Brieske 4; Gallen 27; Mantiply 3; Martinez, Ju 3; Ginkel 7; Jarvis 6. |
| Inherited runners-scored: Brieske 1-0; Mantiply 1-1; Martinez, Ju 1-1. |
| Umpires: HP: Nate Tomlinson. 1B: Chris Segal. 2B: Larry Vanover. 3B: David Rackley. |
| Weather: 78 degrees, Roof Closed. |
| Wind: 0 mph, None. |
| First pitch: 5:12 PM. |
| T: 2:51. |
| Att: 35,826. |
| Venue: Chase Field. |
| May 18, 2024 |
| Inning | Scoring Play | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Bottom 6 | Ketel Marte triples (2) on a fly ball to left fielder Riley Greene. Corbin Carroll scores. | 1-0 AZ |
| Bottom 6 | Joc Pederson singles on a ground ball to center fielder Wenceel Pérez. Ketel Marte scores. | 2-0 AZ |
| Top 7 | Javier Báez doubles (8) on a sharp line drive to left fielder Jake McCarthy. Gio Urshela scores. | 2-1 AZ |
| Top 7 | Carson Kelly singles on a ground ball to right fielder Pavin Smith. Javier Báez scores. | 2-2 |
| Top 7 | Wenceel Pérez triples (4) on a fly ball to left fielder Jake McCarthy. Carson Kelly scores. Riley Greene scores. Mark Canha scores. | 5-2 DET |
| Top 7 | Gio Urshela singles on a ground ball to shortstop Kevin Newman. Wenceel Pérez scores. Matt Vierling to 2nd. | 6-2 DET |
| Top 8 | Carson Kelly doubles (2) on a ground ball to left fielder Jake McCarthy. Spencer Torkelson scores. Javier Báez to 3rd. | 7-2 DET |
| Top 8 | Wenceel Pérez out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Jake McCarthy. Javier Báez scores. Carson Kelly to 3rd. | 8-2 DET |
| Bottom 8 | Lourdes Gurriel Jr. singles on a ground ball to right fielder Wenceel Pérez. Randal Grichuk scores. | 8-3 DET |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E | LOB | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tigers | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 2 | 0 | 8 | 15 | 0 | 11 | |
| D-backs | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 8 | 0 | 6 |
Decisions
- Winner: Jack Flaherty (1-3, 3.79)
- Loser: Zac Gallen (5-3, 3.02)
Division Scoreboard
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OAK 3 @ KC 5 - Final
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Last Updated: 05/19/2024 12:00:33 AM EDT