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Mixed Reactions from the Manufacturing Industry on President's Budget ProposalJudging from initial reactions from top trade groups, manufacturers are of two minds concerning the President's proposed budget. The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) scorns the tax increases saying it blocks growth, but likes some of the other provisions. The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM), on the other hand, sees the prospect for wider tax reform and some benefits to manufacturers in proposals for infrastructure spending. |
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5 Trends Shaping the Future of ManufacturingEmerging enterprises and CEOs thinking of starting new manufacturing or product design businesses have a number of tools including social media and digital marketing that allow them to take an idea and bring it to market faster, cheaper and with an intimate customer connection. Here are five trends that can provide a tailwind to help. |
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5 Rules for Automating Your WarehouseWarehouse management is one of the last frontiers of productivity improvement for most manufacturers and distributors. Writing in both Manufacturing Business Technology and Food Manufacturing, Dan Labell, president and owner of Westfalia Technologies., a provider of logistics solutions for plants, warehouses and distribution centers, offers five simple principles for evaluating and automating one's warehouse management system. |
ChiefExecutive.net | Manufacturing Newsletter , Operations | March 10 2014 |
New Product in the News: Boeing's Self-Destructing SmartphoneRemember the standard opening scene in the Mission Impossible films and TV shows? Upon entering a phone booth a CIA agent listens to a tape recorded message that concludes "this device will self-destruct in 10 seconds." Queue the soundtrack theme as the device goes up in smoke once it completes the message. |
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GE CEO Jeff Immelt on the Future of GE-and of American Manufacturing |
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What Is "CEO Material?"According to a recent Dallas Morning News story, a vast majority of Americans believe engineers are among the least likely professionals to succeed at the top of the corporate ladder. This, despite the fact that a third of all S&P 500 company CEOs had majored in engineering as undergraduates, according to a Spencer Stuart study. There is a reason why engineers make good CEOs…but don't tell the folks in finance or sales. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter | March 10 2014 |
Expect More Mid-Market Divestitures in 2014Business owners are more interested in selling part of their companies rather than the entire enterprise. They're also more inclined to divest significant assets to make investments rather than take on debt, and that 2014 and 2015 will be a buyers' market. CEOs keen on opportunistic acquisitions may benefit. |
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Lean Production's Next Frontiers and How CEOs Can BenefitLean is one of the biggest management ideas of the past 50 years, says McKinsey's Ewan Duncan and Ron Ritter in the current issue of the McKinsey Quarterly. It may have started in assembly plants and other factory settings but it has moved into services ranging from retailing and healthcare to financial services, IT, and even the public sector. How might CEOs outside of manufacturing apply some of these insights to their companies? |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , Manufacturing , Operations | February 23 2014 |
10 Best Companies for Executive Women and What CEOs Can Do to Develop Women LeadersThe percentage of board seats occupied by women among those ranked increased for the second consecutive year. AstraZeneca. EY, and General Mills top the list. General Motors recently named its first female CEO – although there was controversy over her "gendered" salary. The experience of Deloitte LLP offers guidance to CEOs on how to retain talented women leaders by incorporating flexibility into one's culture. |
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5 Disruptions that Come with 3-D PrintingAdditive manufacturing –3-D Printing–is evolving so fast, that CEOs and others may find themselves unprepared for five disruptions that will accompany it. Here's what to expect. |
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New "Trade and Public Health Working Group" Formed
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Committee on Veterans Health Needs a New Chair
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New "Trade and Public Health Working Group" Formed
At the Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., last November, APHA Executive Director Georges Benjamin convened a meeting of several sections (Medical Care, Occupational Health and Safety, and International Health) to consider how APHA can address the public health issues arising in the numerous international trade and investment treaties currently in negotiation and already proposed. Benjamin asked the three sections present to take the lead in pulling together an informal working group on this issue. I am representing the Medical Care Section in the Working Group. Other participants include Garrett Brown and Tom Connor (Occupational Health and Safety), Donald Zeigler (Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs), Doug Farquhar (Environmental Health), William Wiist (PHEHP), Janet Gottschalk (Public Health Nursing), and Mary Anne Mercer, Sarah Shannon, Beth Rivin and Marty Makinen (International Health). Affiliate representatives include Kristen Smith (Southern California Public Health Association – also a Medical Care Section member), Larry Platt (California Public Health Association-North), Health Will (Florida), Karen Valenzuela (Washington State), and Karla Armenti (New Hampshire).
APHA has a policy resolution of trade issues from 2001 (Policy Resolution 2001-21), submitted by the Medical Care Section, and Immediate Past-President Virginia Caine has been outspoken in her concern about the adverse health effects of NAFTA and its successors. The January 2005 issue of the
American Journal of Public Health
has an article on the impact of trade agreements on global health, which I co-authored. It is also available on the Web site for the Center for Policy Analysis on Trade and Health at <
>. Occupational health-specific impacts of trade agreements have been analyzed by OHS Section members Linda Delp (
.pdf) and Garrett Brown (
Since the Annual Meeting, there have been several monthly conference calls of the Working Group, and trade and health issues were discussed at the January meeting of the APHA Executive Board. Additional Sections and state affiliates are being contacted to join the effort.
The goals of the Working Group are to educate the APHA membership on the issue, to reach out to and involve more sections, affiliates and individual members, and to have APHA weigh in during the Congressional debates concerning the pending Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) and the many other pacts now in negotiation. Longer-term goals include reaching out to other public health-related organizations for joint legislative and public education efforts.
Kristen Smith and Doug Farquhar (who works for the National Council of State Legislatures) reported on state legislation that has passed in Maryland, and is under consideration in several states including California. Here is the issue: Trade agreements can require states to open up their procurement processes to foreign companies, but the states must consent to be included. States often prefer to restrict some contracts and other purchases to local companies or companies that meet certain standards, and they could lose this right if the state is included in the trade pacts. Now, governors typically make the decision about including their states, without consulting with legislators or the public. The Maryland bill requires the governor to consult with the legislature, making the process more democratic and accountable to the public. APHA affiliates in other states may want to work with their representatives on similar proposals.
At the Working Group's request, at the 2005 APHA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, one of the four large "plenary sessions" on Tuesday morning will address the theme of "Public Health Impacts of Trade Agreements." There will also be a session jointly sponsored by Medical Care, OHS, ATOD, and Environmental Health on the various aspects of the issue, on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2005 at 4 p.m. (Marty Makinen of the International Health Section retracted the IH Section's offer to co-sponsor); and an organizational/business meeting of the Working Group which will be open to all interested APHA members, on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 at 2 p.m.
Any and all interested Medical Care Section members are invited to join this effort by contacting Ellen Shaffer at <
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1) Contacting other APHA sections and state affiliates to involve more APHA members in the issue;
2) Mobilizing Medical Care Section members to contact Congress about CAFTA and other trade related issues; and
3) Providing outreach to other state, national and international health and medical groups.
This issue will be increasingly important during 2005. Please do not hesitate to contact me to get involved!
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MWPHA Disparities Committee Supports Hotel Workers' Labor Struggle
The Metropolitcan Washington Public Health Association Disparities Committee affirms that access to health care, safe and secure jobs, living wages, and cohesion among workers contribute to community health. It acknowledges that racism is a
that discriminates against people of color resulting in huge disparities in health status and life expectancy, and a
that divides ordinary people with the same needs into antagonistic racial and ethnic groups.
Participating in labor struggles can help achieve important benefits for workers that lead to better health outcomes and unite people. Many of these struggles address racism by fighting for higher wages, health care, and job security for lower income black and Latino workers. For this reason, the MWPHA Disparities Committee added its support to the hotel workers' struggle for health care, job safety, and a stronger union. It also visited Metro Union's (ATU Local 689) with information on health disparities. Over the last several months, the Committee:
Sponsored the Forum on Public Health and Labor
to discuss the common interests of public health organizations and unions (see below);
Leafletted the APHA meeting
with UNITE HERE Local 25 union organizers to generate support for the hotel workers' demands;
Spoke and marched at a hotel workers' rally
at local hotels where workers "received" holiday gifts from the hotel bosses, such as a package of "health care" that contained aspirin, Ben Gay, and a back brace;
Leafletted hotel guests and the public
at key hotels before the Inauguration;
Presented an interactive talk on health disparities
at a Metro union conference;
MWPHA exhibit on health disparities at a Metro Union meeting and at APHA; and
Sponsored a continuing education session
on popular education methods.
See the attached document for a summary of our Forum on Public Health and Labor, which presents some of the important ideas and discussions about this collaboration. The Forum was sponsored by the Metropolitan Washington Public Health Association's Disparities Committee, the GWU Public Health Student Association, the GWU SPHHS Advocacy Committee and DC Jobs with Justice.
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Committee on Veterans Health Needs a New Chair
Effective at the APHA Annual Meeting in New Orleans in November 2005, I am stepping down as chair of the Committee on Veterans Health because I have lost my connections with the field and just can't keep up-to-date. My own veterans organization, the American Veterans Committee (AVC), being basically a WW II organization, finally found itself too worn out to keep functioning, and so we formally went out of existence. The Medical Care Section now needs someone who does have contacts at the DVA and the Veterans Healthcare Administration to maintain a flow of information for our members. Connections too with the Pentagon's far-flung health activities would not hurt.
I have tried to arrange Annual Meeting activities with two foci. First, we ought to be a place where people doing biomedical and health services and related research can report their findings and have a place to get together and compare notes and plans. Second, commensurate with our interest in health services access for all Americans, we ought to be the place where quality of care and access to services, which are (and ought to be) available to veterans and service personnel and their families, can be monitored, and solutions to problems can be devised and advocated. To these ends, for example, we held a session on medical errors and their prevention in Boston.
Anyone interested in the post should contact current Section Chair John B. Wayne at <
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Announcing the "You Can!" Celebration
The Administration on Aging encourages "You Can!" partners to join in celebrating ways for older adults to be active and healthy this September. Holding a local "You Can!" Celebration can help you spread the word about the importance of healthier lifestyles...and it can be fun!
During any seven-day period of September, AoA invites "You Can!" partners to create celebration activities. These are activities where participants can make a pledge and engage in healthier lifestyle activities. If they see how easy and enjoyable it can be, hopefully they will continue the nutrition and physical activity behaviors and help others to improve their health, too.
All community partners that sign up and complete the contest entry form have a chance to receive awards. The contest will culminate with a ceremony in the Washington, D.C. metro area in October where the best entries in leadership categories will be recognized.
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Best Buy opens UK online store
You read the headline and that's about it, really. Except that online doors open at bestbuy.co.uk tomorrow, 4 November- and we are sure Best Buy will salt the site with plenty of launch promos. Best Buy is America's biggest electronics retailer and arrived in the UK this year, opening six mega stores so far, including Derby …
Extreme right wing sympathy
Had a quick look at their site, nothing too spectacular but there again, I'm not in the market at the mo. I thought it a bit odd that they are calling the shop assistants Blueshirts, this, I believe, was the name adopted by the Irish fascists in the 30's. Much the same as the Mosely's Blackshirts and Hitlers Brownshirts!
Both are right
At least according to Wikipedia
"The Greenshirts are different from the better known Blueshirts which was the name used by O'Duffy's followers before the split in Fine Gael, although only eighty of the Blueshirts later became Greenshirts"
Site was terrible
I had a look at buying a WII console -
-sent off site to hut something which gave 500 error the first time
-worked the second time but no stock, exactly one WII console on sale (at a £15 premium over Play.com)
-item listing had such short descriptions it was necessary to always click to see what the item actually included
Not very professional.
Best Blag
Warning - giving your card details to Best Buy is like keeping your PIN in your wallet and leaving your wallet on the bar.
In one day, without physical possession of my card, someone ran up £9400 of fraudulent transactions at eight or so Best Buy locations in Florida. This would require at best extreme incompetence or at worst collusion by an employee. Boo hiss. Took me a year and an ombudsman to sort my Citi Bank (boo hiss) account and credit record.
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Do you know the hidden costs of making breakfast at home?
Wednesday - 12/12/2012, 3:13pm  ET
Neal Augenstein,
WASHINGTON - You probably think you save money by making coffee at home.
Are you sure?
Some countertop appliances cost more to operate than to buy, according to the man whose Bethesda, Md., company provides the first independent analysis of what it will cost to operate the product over the life of the appliance.
"We produce those rating labels that tell you how much a product is going to cost to run, not just how much it's going to cost to buy," says John Jabara, founder of Savenia Labs.
"In the 10- to 12-cup coffeemaker category, the most energy-hungry product used about $200 of electricity over its five-year lifetime, where the most energy- efficient used closer to $30," says Jabara.
"Every bell and whistle costs money on these (appliances)," Jabara says.
The Savenia Labs rating labels are currently displayed at 13 Ace Hardware Stores in the metropolitan Washington area. Strosniders in Bethesda also has them on display.
"Some of the things on coffeemakers that use a lot of energy are 24-hour, 365-day- a-year heating of the water, keeping it hot all the time, that uses a lot of energy.
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Savenia Labs works with University of Maryland's Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering in product testing.
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Xbox One ESPN and NFL integration: A look at what's coming
Last week, I was invited to a loft to look at how ESPN and the NFL would be integrating into the Xbox One. I was excited: I'm an NFL fan, and I track a fair amount of sports news, too.
I'm also someone who owns a smartphone and has cable TV, and owns a tablet. Between these services and gadgets, I'm pretty well covered.
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A better button-down? Entrepreneur promises self-cleaning shirt
A new shirt being touted as "the better button-down" aims to make laundry as we know it a thing of the past. The entrepreneur behind it claims it never wrinkles and can be worn over and over, without being washed.
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Huawei CFO linked to attempt to sell HP goods in Iran -- Reuters
Huawei, the China-based telecom equipment maker that has come under fire in the past for alleged links to Iran, is once again under the microscope.
Reuters today published a report detailing evidence linking Huawei CFO Cathy Meng to a firm that has allegedly tried to sell U.S. company products to Iran-based firms.
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New Orleans: Jewish-Muslim Alternative Spring Break
Lindsay Katona Never could I have possibly imagined a trip that would end with Jews and Muslims sharing their meals in the kosher cafeteria. Or with Muslims asking me if I am coming to Shabbat dinner on Friday night. Or with Jewish students sitting around a bonfire shouting "Takbir," an exclamation Muslims use to proclaim the greatness of Allah. Last October, Sam Krentzman, the special projects coordinator at the Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life, asked me to help coordinate a Jewish-Muslim Alternative Spring Break trip to New Orleans. The goal of the trip was to bring 15 Jews and 15 Muslims together to help rebuild New Orleans. In the weeks leading up to the trip, we had four learning sessions with Rabbi Yehuda Sarna of the Bronfman Center and Muslim Chaplain Khalid Latif of the Islamic Center, who both accompanied us to New Orleans. We explored Jewish and Muslim identity and traditions, challenges and opportunities for alliance along with our own personal ideas and goals for the trip. We barely knew each other and many of the students held their ground, waiting to be attacked or criticized based on any religious or ethnic position they held. But the second we landed in New Orleans, we all let our guards down. The infectious passion for life that we all shared emanated from the group as we began a journey we are all extremely committed to continuing. We started building our community, first by koshering the kitchen of the campsite where we stayed. Jews and Muslims together poured hot water over all the surfaces of the kitchen to make sure any non-kosher tastes that had previously entered the cooking space were no longer present. We spent the daytime hours gutting homes in Chalmette, La., doing tasks that included pulling out dry wall, ripping apart bathrooms, knocking down fences, pulling out nails and flooring and, in some cases, putting up drywall and ceilings in a home that was being rebuilt. When it came time for Jumaa, the Friday afternoon Muslim prayer, the Jews sat behind the Muslims and listened to Brother Khalid give his sermon. The Muslim students spent Friday evening at a fundraiser for the Islamic Center in Monroe, La., and drove six hours each way in order to garner support for a cause to which they are incredible devoted: securing a permanent Islamic Center at NYU. Saturday was the Jewish Sabbath, which we spent relaxing, learning and eating. When Saturday night came around -- our last chance to go out -- we didn't care about seeing the nightlife of New Orleans on St. Patrick's Day. We just wanted to be together. I have come to realize that our approach to conflict resolution and to bridging the Muslim-Jewish worlds at NYU is not superficial, but rather genuine and possible. I can only hope that our commonalities will continue to outweigh our differences as we build on this trip and share our newly formed friendships with members of our communities. There was a true openness to the views of others that I have never felt before in a group setting. Everyone was sincerely interested in getting to know people at their deepest core. We instantly connected and we will continue to respect each other. There is nothing in the world like knowing people in their most genuine state. The commitment is so strong that Jewish students have allied with the Muslim community in their efforts to secure Brother Khalid a paid position at NYU and also to pressure NYU to find a permanent prayer-space for the Muslim community. Brother Khalid has spent the past two years volunteering his time on behalf of the Muslim students at NYU. The Catholic Center, from which the Muslim community has borrowed space in the basement for the past several years, has been sold. The Islamic Center will no longer have a meeting place. I know I speak for the Jewish students on the trip when I say that we as Jews have an obligation to help our Muslim friends in this process of fundraising and rallying campus-wide support for the Islamic Center. As one of the students on the trip, Dee Cohen, said, "We, as students, have the power to change the world one person at a time. We just have to stick together and believe in each other." If -- in just one week -- the students on this trip managed to see each other as individuals living beyond the categories of religion or faith under which we may identify ourselves. I know we can look beyond any of our other differences in order to recognize the incredible amount of passion we share for community and for each other's peace and justice. Lindsay Katona graduated in May 2007 from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study with a degree in International Health and Development. She plans to attend medical school and work in the fields of international health and conflict resolution. In the meantime, she is working as a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs, through May 2008. [Posted 7/2/08] |


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Welcome to UU Revamps, another place where amazing also happens. The same base rules as in Analysis Workshop apply here. 1. UU Revamps is for posting major peer edits and full revamps to the Pokemon playable in the UU metagame. This includes the UU, NU, and NFE tiers. If the Pokemon you want to revamp is not on those lists, do not post here. However, do not refer to NU / NFE tiers. There is no metagame for these tiers yet, and therefore there should not be descriptions on them. 2. All analyses must also comply with the Team Options sections outlined in this thread. 3. Do not post sets without testing them thoroughly. Sets that are obviously untested will be locked and/or infracted. Post a collection of logs if your set seems gimmicky. Do not post copycat sets without significant playtesting; even if a certain set works on Pokemon X, it may not work for Pokemon Y, regardless of how similar the two Pokemon may be. 4. Small, objective changes (like a typo, etc.) should be posted in the Small Changes thread. Likewise, small subjective changes (like an alteration to an EV spread, etc.) should be posted in the Small Subjective Changes thread. 5. Proofread all peer edits posted, multiple times. Nothing is more irritating than misspelling the name of the Pokemon you're analysing. If you aren't fluent in English (and by fluent, we don't mean "I can read/write English", we mean "I understand the subtleties of the English language and can write prose that flows well.") pair up with someone who is and get them to transcribe your gibberish. This similarly applies to the content and accuracy of the content. Read about grammar, capitalization, and other standards here 6. Under no circumstances are you allowed to post illegal sets. Check if your set is illegal here. Any offenders will be infracted. 7. Follow proper SCMS format for all peer edits made. The following post contains a copyable version of said format. chaos's HTML Primer is also a useful resource. 8. You are responsible for merging in the changes people give you. Otherwise, you aren't helping us at all. 9. This is a serious forum; make your posts reflect this. Do not make useless and/or trolling posts in this forum. Any obviously gimmicky sets will be locked. Don't go offtopic in peer edits and always submit intelligent, well-thought out posts backed with reasoning. Post constructive criticism. Pointing out something is bad doesn't help anyone, help by providing a solution or suggesting a change (unless the work is truly unsalvagable, in which case, don't comment at all - the thread will be locked in due time.). 10. If you are a badgeholder, wait at least 48 hours before uploading sets to the SCMS. Once they are uploaded, ask a member of the Smogon Site Staff to cache and move the analysis to the Peer Edit Archive. Ask them, also, to append an asterisk to the end of the thread title. This is for administrative uses. 11. Link to the analysis you are editing in the OP of your thread. This is for administrative uses. 12. Make sure to follow the Smogon-wide Forum Rules as well. The rule regarding bumping older threads is somewhat lax in Analysis Workshop, as long as your post contributes something to the thread or helps get things done. Useless posts will still be infracted. Thanks for contributing to Smogon and remember: ask not what your Smogon can do for you, ask what you can do for your Smogon! Any inquiries regarding the rules can be sent to: darkie, Caelum, Great Sage, DP Crobat, Havak, Twash, or Mekkah, as well as any other member of the Smogon Site Staff.
[SET] name: The set's name. Avoid stuff like "ObiMence" and other names. If it has a name people generally use, put that here ("CBMence", for instance), otherwise, give it a short and easy description. move 1: The first move (generally the most important) move 2: Next most important move 3: You should know what goes here by now move 4: And here. Limit the number of move / move / move kind of stuff ("slashitis"). If you really think the Pokemon can use Hidden Power Poison, Tackle, Rock Throw, Take Down, Struggle, and Sketch here, just pick the best one or two, and mention the others in other options or the set description. item: Put the item here ability: Put the ability here if you need to specifically recommend one over the other. If a Pokemon has two abilities, and they are just as good (or just as bad), there's no reason to put Run Away / Illuminate here. nature: Nature goes here. Just put the nature name (Impish), don't put Impish (+Def, -SpA) evs: The proper format is HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe. If an EV is 0, don't list it. ivs: If an IV is 31, don't list it. This is primarily for purposes of Hidden Power (Persian is an excellent example of this), but you may also want an IV of 0 in Speed for Trick Room or what have you. The proper format is the same for EVs, HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe. [SET COMMENTS]
Set comments go here with proper HTML formatting, as chaos explained in the HTML primer. Use this to explain specific information about the set itself. This is not a place to give a general overview of the Pokemon; that can go in the "Opinion" section.
 [Team Options]
This area is designed for in-depth comments about team support. You are expected to write about general support; what stuff Gyarados can use in general to maximize its utility. What else can be used to take out the Pokémon's counters? What Pokémon are likely to be paired with the opponent's counters? Finally, one should add what general strategies can be used team-wise, where you can also emphasize anything else you want to.
 [Other Options]
Put alternative moves here. You can think of moves worthy of putting about anywhere but were not mentioned yet, but also moves you put on one set, but not on another. In that case, you would go "on the bulky set, Roar is an option as well, to blah blah blah", even if Roar was already on your mixed sweeper set. Give reasons for every move you suggest, don't just say "Zap Cannon, Focus Punch, Water Sport, Mimic, Mach Punch, Iron Defense.".
 [EVs]
This is me describing the general EV spread of the Pokemon! This is a good place to explain why Charizard might want its HP to be odd (so it can switch into Stealth Rock twice) if it's not using Substitute + Belly Drum. Perhaps you will give the important Speed breakpoints to meet ("Charizard wants to be at least 272 Speed to outpace Jolly Scarf Wobbuffet, which requires 144 Speed EVs with a neutral nature. If you are going that high, however, you might as well get to 274 Speed so you're faster than even Jolly Beedrill, which means Charizard will need 152 Speed EVs.").
 [Opinion]
Just because this section is titled Opinion doesn't mean you don't have to back up what you say. Better than "I like Charizard." is "I like Charizard because it gets STAB Fire Punch, Blaze, and a powerful Flying STAB to back it up.". Better still is to simply remove the "I" part and just go with "Charizard's power comes from its STAB Fire Punch paired with Blaze and STAB Flying attacks.".

People are reading the analysis to learn about the Pokemon, not you; to be honest, nobody really cares what "you" think.
 [Counters]
Jumpluff can come in on your Substitute, Belly Drum, or Earthquake and Encore you, but can't come in on your STAB moves. This is another Pokemon that counters Charizard in a similar manner to Jumpluff.

Because Charizard has a lot of possible counters, I've decided to break this up into more paragraphs than one, but because I did this, I need to group the counters logically. This would be a poor place to put Encore Alakazam, because it's so similar to the above mention of Jumpluff. Instead, I could mention Suicune here, because it walls all of Charizard's attacks and poses an offensive threat. Or maybe I'll mention how much Charizard is hurt by Stealth Rock here. Remember, the counters section isn't necessarily reserved for Pokemon, you can mention other dangers. An excellent example of this is how Shedinja needs to watch out for certain weather and all entry hazards.

Don't list Weavile as a Charizard counter, even if it does have Specs HP Rock. Sure, you may be faster and have a OHKO, but you can't switch in Weavile on any of Charizard's moves without dying. Some Pokemon, however, are like Garchomp, in that it's very difficult to counter them directly. In this case, mentioning things like Weavile may be warranted, if for no reason other than because Garchomp's counters section would be pretty meager otherwise, and because once it's locked into an Outrage, it can't switch out. However, these types of counters need to be Pokemon that prevent switching somehow (Arena Trap, Pursuit, stopping an Outrage, etc.) or threaten a wide variety of Pokemon. Sure, you may be able to kill my Pokemon with yours after you first sacrifice something to bring it in, but if your Pokemon can't actually cause damage to the rest of their team or set up something like Spikes, then I will just switch out and you will accomplish nothing, because you are using an overspecific counter. That is not the kind of counter we want in this section.
 If any of the lines has no information on it (for instance, a Pokemon with all 31 IVs), you can simply delete the entire line (so it would go EVs:, then [Set Comments]). Here's a copyable version: [SET] name: move 1: move 2: move 3: move 4: item: ability: nature: evs: ivs: [SET COMMENTS] Formatting guide and outline created by obi.
Corrigendum: Although you are allowed to post revamps of any Pokemon that is in UU or lower tiers, remember that at least two tiers will be formed that are lower than UU. Our current focus is on Pokemon that are in the "OU" of UU.


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Serious question, why the hell is this a paid tweak? I'm sure it took alot of time to produce this lovely one, u don't even need the tweak to do what it does, u can just manually delete each one, yes it takes more time but who cares-.-
Just love it when I open modmyi page and the first thing I see is a tweak from Cydia to improve our iDevice, thanks and keep them coming.
Yeah tweak reviews are better than some of the other random articles I see on here.
This is 'MODmyi' isnt it?
Im sorry, but isnt this already a feature apple added a loooooooooooooong time ago?
Apology accepted.
Am I the only one missing the "Mark all as read" function, and the only one being very annoyed by the multiple could not connect to this inbox and that inbox and that inbox popups when I'm offline?
Agree about the "Mark All As Read". That would be a nice update for this tweak.
Nice tweak! Is there a difference between Archive and Delete?
check out 'Mark Read' in BigBoss repo
Archive archives.
Delete deletes.
I bought it, it works, I'm happy, and Apple should have done this day one.
Oh, and why should it be free? Did YOU make it and offer your labor and time for free? No, I thought not.
I've been waiting for this for a long time, I hate when mail builds up and I have to delete page after page after...
Certainly worth a buck.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Keith Patterson is drawing heavily on the past three years during his first spring football drills as the team's defensive coordinator.
The varying and aggressive 3-4 defense started to come together in the 2010 Hawaii Bowl when he helped Tulsa thump Hawaii, 62-35.
He ran the 2011 defense at Pittsburgh well enough to be hired by (and work briefly for) Arkansas State before joining the Mountaineers last year as the co-coordinator.
"When we beat the britches off Hawaii, we were doing some things then that I do now," Patterson said. "Then we went to Pitt and it evolved into some other things because of the personnel and the conference. Basically, what we've done is couple all this stuff together and built on a lot of those things.
"As I go back in my mind and find different things we've done over the last few years, that's what I want our defense to look like."
The Golden Hurricane didn't have a great defense in 2010, but ranked No. 2 in turnover margin after forcing 36 turnovers, the third-highest total in the country. Tulsa was No. 3 in total offense and No. 6 in scoring offense and that relationship is a pillar of WVU's plan.
Tulsa was 17-0 when it forced at least three turnovers while Patterson led the defense from 2006-10.
WVU forced three or more turnovers just twice last season and only six times in Coach Dana Holgorsen's first two seasons, but is 5-1 in those games. The loss came last season in double overtime against TCU.
"If we force three or more turnovers, we give ourselves a chance to win 12 games," Patterson said. "I truly believe that."
Pitt ranked in the top 40 in 2011 in total defense (No. 35), scoring defense (No. 38) and run defense (No. 21) and was No. 3 in sacks per game.
The Mountaineers had just 23 sacks in 13 games last season and averaged about half of what Patterson's Pitt defense averaged per game a year earlier.
"We're going to do some things to get to the quarterback," said Patterson, who runs the defense on his own now that last year's defensive coordinator, Joe DeForest, who is coaching special teams. "It may not result in a sack. It may not result in a (tackle for a loss), but it may result in him making a poor decision."
It begins with the front seven and how Patterson uses his defensive line.
The Mountaineers will now play two defensive ends around a nose guard. A year ago, WVU played with a defensive tackle, a nose guard and a defensive end.
The ways Patterson uses them will also change.
Patterson attempts to disturb offenses by giving them something they're not used to seeing in practice or in games.
"I think, honestly, our scheme is going to help us up front," Patterson said.
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IE Private Equity and Venture Capital Club Info session - Private Equity competition
IE Venture Capital and Private Equity Club 05 de noviembre 2012
IE Private Equity and Venture Capital club will be holding an info session regarding the PE competition that will take place in April 2013.
About IPEC
Unique global competition for MBAs.
Teams of 5 MBA students, acting as a PE fund.
A real MBO transaction, with original deal documents and actual persons that worked on the transaction.
5 top European Business Schools.
Unique opportunity to network with PE professionals and to gain insight into the buyout process.
Selection process:
– 1st stage: led by each school's PE club; winning team goes further
– 2nd stage: Barcelona, 19th of April, one team from each school.
Negotiations with management, banker, Invest. Committee.
Presentations of investment proposal, and Q&A from judges.
We would like to remind you that students will have the chance to work on a real life PE case and present their projects to the jury consisting of the managers of the leading European PE firms. The winner team will go to Barcelona to compete against all the best European business schools.
Student Eligibility: All enrolled MBA, including executive MBA, who are not affiliated to any PE firm.