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Layering was the only way DWR could efficiently package apps and manage diverse desktop configurations for this 3,000-user Unidesk and VMware Horizon View project.
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CIO Bryant K. Young explains how Unidesk and VMware View are powering this agency's award-winning VDI deployment for 1,500 users across all use cases.
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The CIO to the Help Desk explain how Unidesk's ability to deliver SPSS and other lab apps is powering this 1,000+ desktop borderless classroom initiative, hosted on Cisco UCS.
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Citrix XenDesktop, Tintri storage, and the Unidesk management platform help keep the good times rolling for this leading manufacturer's expanding VDI implementation.
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Too many legal apps and plug-ins could not be virtualized, stalling the VDI project at one of New England's largest law firms. With Unidesk, VDI is moving ahead firm-wide.
University of Connecticut
This case study with Dell and VMware explains how Unidesk creates the persistent virtual desktops and packages the educational apps required by UConn's Virtual PC initiative.
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The mission: improve desktop security and efficiency with VDI. The challenge: classified knowledge workers require unique app and desktop configs. The solution: Unidesk and VMware View.
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Student interns managing VDI? System administrator Greg Duescher demos how Unidesk makes VMware View so easy, students handle app packaging and desktop break/fix.
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The combination of Unidesk, Citrix XenDesktop, and Nutanix enabled this New Zealand government organization to virtualize all of its desktops in 90 days.
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How is this VMware Horizon View customer provisioning 800 desktops and delivering 150 different apps, all with one gold image? Unidesk, of course.
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Making apps more accessible to physicians and improving security and patient privacy are the drivers for Unidesk and VMware View at this award winning healthcare company.
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Managing hundreds of PCs in remote offices was a major resource drain for Alamo Workforce Solutions. With Unidesk-powered VDI, branch office desktops are centrally managed.
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Director of IT Jeff Cunningham was one of the first to pair Pano Logic and Unidesk. Now, he has other departments at the university choosing this simple VDI combo.
Gateway Technical College
Unvirtualizable apps and high storage costs threatened this VDI project. Hear how Unidesk has enabled hundreds of virtual desktops to be deployed, with more on the way.
City of Kent, Washington
Maintaining custom desktops for workers who need different apps and streamlining desktop support were the goals of this Unidesk project. Mission accomplished.
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Most college VDI projects start in labs. In this webinar, Colby-Sawyer explains how Unidesk enabled them to target 225 faculty and staff first - with minimal storage and IT effort.
Port Authority of Allegheny County
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Menlo College
Go "all in" on VDI with persistent faculty and staff desktops and non-persistent lab desktops. That's what Menlo College did with Unidesk and VMware View.
Vigo County Government, Indiana
The two-man IT team supporting 500 users loves how Unidesk has reduced desktop break/fix from 5 hours a day to 5 minutes, giving them time back for other things.
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
The largest state maritime academy in the U.S. uses Unidesk to create kiosk-style desktops in student common areas and deliver AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and GIS programs.
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Arrow "Burned" Directed By Eagle Egilsson Written By Moira Kirland & Ben Sokolowski
Arrow returns from a five week break with the normal mixed bag. Offering viewers attempted emotional resonance, wooden acting, superheroics, and crazy island flashbacks.
In an interview on the podcast Talking TV with Ryan and Ryan (another good podcast for people looking for TV talk) executive producer Greg Berlanti explained that the focus every episode wouldn't be Oliver learning something new. He did plenty of that on the island. But instead focus on Oliver rediscovering a bit of himself he had to forget on the island. A interesting idea that should work episode to episode.
It's been six weeks since Walter disappeared along with the Dark Archer and the Hood. Oliver has recovered at least physically from his encounter. On the mental side of things Olivier is struggling. With Walter gone Moria has fallen into a depression and any progress on being an actual mother to her children is gone. It takes Speedy once again playing the "I lost him too" card to break through to her. Oliver doesn't really do a lot of growing as a family man though. At least you can't really tell from Stephen Amell's face.
Oliver doesn't really need to become a family man. He has opened up enough to them. It's that openness that is keeping him with them instead of donning the hood and bringing justice to Starling City. Since the incident with the Dark Archer, Oliver has lost his edge. That split second ability to jump off buildings and do crazy vigilante things. That edge has been replaced by the fear of what it would do to his friends and family if they lost him again. On the island Oliver didn't fear death, he nearly died a lot as shown by the flashbacks. Death didn't scare him he had nothing to lose, now he has a lot to lose. Mr. Diggle gives some sage advice to Oliver, encouraging him to redirect that fear of failure and let it fuel him to fight on giving him an even harder edge.
As a weekly show Arrow has been using a large amount of rogues from DC comics. They have been handling them poorly. The villains be it China White, Deadshot, Constantine Drakon,Frank Bertinelli, Royal Flush Gang, and Malcolm Merlyn (Dark Archer) have all been underutilized and barley characterized beyond some basic traits. Making them cartoonish and boring. Worst the show has a habit of killing these characters off in the same episode.
I've never gotten the reason why superhero movies had a habit, until recently, of killing the villain at the end of the movie. It makes things much harder creatively as things go on. In film this won't show up until say the third or fourth movie. For a 22 episode show like Arrow this will show up far quicker. Villains are just as interesting as the people who fight them. And when I can barely be bothered to care about the love affair of Tommy Merlyn and Laurel Lance, digging into the rogues might be more engaging.
"Burned" features a version of Garfield Lynns, known as Firefly in the comics. At the start a man is killing firefighters on the job, one of whom is Laurel's best friends brother. He was shown sparingly you only ever see him in a fireman's outfit. This did a good job of making Lynns into a piece of nature or phantom. They slowly begin to reveal the backstory, clumsily dumping exposition via Oliver, but it was still interesting. Lynns has been damaged physically and mentally like Oliver. Seeing a bit of himself in the burned, Two-Face like Lynns, Oliver does not pierce his heart with an arrow. He offers to help with rehabilitation. Than Lynns just says no and offs himself. How very underwhelming.
Fire is a hard thing to do in video games and film. Arrow makes the fire look really good, doing several full immolations. There are some odd moments where the fire is creeping into the frame but largely it all looks good.
Also in the interview the shows producers let out that they do not consider what Oliver is right now, The Hood, to be Green Arrow. That is heartening news since it provides ample room for Oliver and Stephen Amell to grow as the show progresses. Amell can act, he is best under the hood or on the island. It's everywhere else that he does too much.
- Mo Ryan writes for the Huffington Post and turned that podcast into a solid feature also
- Also during the interview it was let out that Deadshot would be returning hopefully with a either a sweet eye patch of cyborg eye.
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Al Ansari, Dubai Cares in tie-up for child careUAE-based Al Ansari Exchange, a top money transfer company, recently inked a Dh10 million ($2.72 million) agreement with Dubai Cares, a philanthropic organisation, to improve children's access to primary education in developing countries. More… |
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Bulgaria ended their campaign with a 6-2 victory over Group 8 tailenders Georgia in Vaduz, with star man Dimitar Berbatov scoring a hat-trick.
Switzerland and Slovakia seized Europe's last two automatic berths in South Africa, while Portugal, Greece, Slovenia and Ukraine made the play-offs.
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It will depend on what your career area is. I work in high tech in the Boston area. Right now we see few "American" kids coming out of school looking for work, there are a lot of international kids coming out of the schools, also looking for a company to sponsor their work visa. We tend to shy away from those...
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1975 Chevrolet Camaro
ProsThese cars were plentiful when I was a teenager and could be had at a reasonable price. They were a good looking muscle car and you could get them with anything from a 6 cylinder to a 350 V8. They were well optioned as well if you were lucky enough to find one with a rear spoiler, air conditioning and power windows. My car was a low optioned car but had the 350 and was quick and thirsty. ConsThey had a small trunk and no room to put cargo, the back seat was just a jump seat and very uncomfortable. They were hard on gas and expensive to insure for young male drivers who wanted something quick and sporty to drive.
Sexy American Muscle — In the short period of time that I owned my 1975 Camaro it was a great time for me. It was my first car and I could not wait to get my licence and drive it. I miss that car and after all of these years I still miss it and wish I was more careful with it. I now have a 1980 Camaro project car that I hope to build one day and that will be also to commemorate my long lost 1975. I have big plans for it if I can ever get the project started and I can't wait to get it finished and put it into shows and car clubs. |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
Proseverything Consnothing
Awesome — Built myself so its good. Its got 300 rwhp. 327 ftlbs torque. looks pretty awesome. blue. sucks gas but its a blast to drive. cost about $10,000-12,000 to build but its worth it. still needs interior done but once thats done it will be perfect (for me at least). its my baby. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
ProsFast, Sporty and all round fun to drive! ConsWhen its rusted out ...
Great Project Car. — Sorry but another borrowed pic, however the colour is right when i was finished with it. Had only steel rims at the time. The grill I had was fire red too. lol It was my first, do it yourself project car, when i was near completion I had neglected to check the frame carefully. The rear springs at the back went into the trunk, therefore the axle was on the rubbers of the frame. **sigh** Live and learn.. right? Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
ProsGreat power, drives great, looks amazing, good conditions. ConsGas guzzler.
A Real Beauty. — Looks just like Bumble Bee from the movie The Transformers. Everything inside the car works, starts right up without any problems, great for weekend fun with the family, and just to hear the engine Roaar makes it so much better. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
ProsJust A Geat Car ConsN?A
It Is Owned And Drove By A Woman! — I love this car. I can drive it on the street and go to drag strip easy as 1,2,3. It has a nice interior and custom front driver seat for seat belt harness to go through. Gas milage is not the best but what do you expect for a BBC. It turns heads every where I go. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
Prostoo much fun burning rubber and being in control Consif u dont have the bucks to feed an elephant .... than this is not for u.
You Have To Drive It To Find Out How Good It Is — muscle car at its best. performance till today is unbelievable, hardly needs repairs, has been built to out last our generation,interior is clean and user friendly and the exterior is slick. if u own an elephant u have to feed it, mileage is not that good but than i am not bothered about it. i do drive it on a daily basis and enjoy every moment while doing so. fun to drive? u have to drive it to find out how much fun it is. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
Prosepic V8 Consheavy and sluggish in stock form
With A Little Mods It Should Make A Great Cruiser — It needs work but it has a ton of character already. Needs paint new cab, new rims, new tire, new supsension new steering box. But on the upside the body is pretty solid after the work ive had done already and i bought it with 20,000 miles. I love her with all of my heart. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
Proslots - looks Consdidn't have everything
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ProsTking the beast fo a cruise Consneed to own your owngs station
Beautiful Classi — She is a beauty and a beast at the same time. It is a beautiful car with history behind it. Everyone on this planet knows what a camaro is! I think they did a great job with the 2009 model taking it to the old days of 1967 Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1975 Chevrolet Camaro
ProsIt was an excellent muscle car and had the 350 big block ConsIt was dangerous in the wrong hands
This Is Very Close To My 1975 Camaro — I bought this car back in 1986 and it was my first car. I paid $800.00 for it and had it for a short period of time. It was extremely quick and extremely dangerous. I destroyed in in Sept of the same year and nearly lost my life. |
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2014 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
This Is A Man's Car Lol By Enrique805
First of all this 2014 Camaro LS its a Beast. It runs fast, the car has 323 horsepower, I played a race VS A Subaru Wrx Sti(Twin Turbo) and I beat him so bad lol I just cant wait to put Twin Turbo on ... Read More
2013 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Overall Amazing By john33mulgrew
I absolutely love the 2013 2ss camaro it has so much power and just looks bad ass, this car has so much technology in it, from the windshield HUD to the touch screen and blue tooth on star options thi... Read More
2013 Camaro By f16bmathis
Very touchy gas pedal till you get used to it. Most people driving it for the first time will spin the tires without trying. 8.5 quarts of Mobile 1 oil - $80 sucks. But such a bad ass car driving dow... Read More
2012 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Dream Car By belcher0807
This car is everything I hoped it would be and more. It has better power than my 90's Z28 but still gets 30 MPG. The front seats are very comfortable. The rear seats are a little small but that's w... Read More
Good Summer Car, By topfuel336
Car handles good, great acceleration, not the greatest on gas in city driving, long distance is fairly decent for a V6. Back seats are not the best for passengers for a long distance drive. The car do... Read More
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Fun Car But Would Never Buy If It Was My Only Car... By byannalfo
I've always had summer 'toys'... as soon as the Camaro came out as a convertible, I knew I had to have one... and I have to start off saying it is a fun car... but I think based on what you may be ... Read More
Camaro Ss Is A Winner. By edksurly
I'm 6'3", plenty of headroom with a sunroof. The power is there, but it never slams you in your seat. The power can be felt best from a roll, imo. The BA stereo is decent, best with a cd or MP3 player... Read More
2010 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Hottest Generation 5 On The Road By TnRaptor
I have driven this car for nearly 5 years. Never been in the shop except for oil change and new tires. GM scored with the design and power of the 2SS. Mine has the ground effects kit and it looks s... Read More
Super Car By KemarJones
Great car for pole without kids. Eye catcher , everyone loves this vehicle male and female and it look great on the inside and out wish there was more space In trunk and back seat also all vehicle s... Read More
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Dr. Franken II (Game Boy)
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It is several years after the death of Dr. Von Frankenbone, and things around the castle are starting to fall apart. The electricity bill hasn't been paid in some time, and now Franky need to find the cash to pay it off. The locals have trapped Franky inside the late doctor's private manor, and you (as Franky) must escape and piece together the golden tablet depicting your beautiful girlfriend Bitsy to pay the bills.Dr. Franken II is a side-scrolling platformer what places you in control of a Frankenstein-like character named Franky. The goal is collect different objects within different levels to put something back together. In order for Franky to recharge his health, you need to find the parts to fix the electricity machine that does it. You will also be taken to exotic locales such as Egypt and the bottom of the ocean to find pieces of Bitsy's golden tablet.
Like its predecessor, there are many trap doors, monsters, and other obstacles that need to be overcome. Keys are needed to unlock new areas of the game, which can be found in the far reaches of the level.
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Immunogenicity and Safety of Hepatitis A Vaccine Given at the Same Time of Measles, Mumps, Rubella Combined Vaccine
This study has been completed.
Sanofi Pasteur, a Sanofi Company
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First received: April 11, 2006
Last updated: January 17, 2014
Last verified: January 2014
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The present study will explore the immunogenicity of AVAXIM™ 80U-Pediatric in 12-13 months Turkish children and check if the administration of the MMR trivalent vaccine on the same day but at different site will interfere on immunogenicity for the four valences Hepatitis A, Measles, Mumps, and Rubella.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Measles Mumps Rubella Hepatitis A |
Biological: Inactivated Hep A vaccine; Attenuated Measles Mumps Rubella Biological: Attenuated Measles Mumps Rubella; Inactivated Hep A vaccine |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | Immunogenicity and Safety of AVAXIM™ 80U-Pediatric Administered Alone or Concomitantly With TRIMOVAX™ in 12-13 Months Old Healthy Hepatitis A Seronegative Turkish Children |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- To provide information concerning the immunogenicity of Hepatitis A Vaccine in subjects receiving Pediatric vaccines. [ Time Frame: Day 7 - Day 196 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 470 |
Study Start Date: | September 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | April 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Group 1 |
Biological: Inactivated Hep A vaccine; Attenuated Measles Mumps Rubella
0.5 mL, intramuscular (IM) (HAV Day 0 and 168); 0.5 mL, IM (MMR Day 28)
Other Names:
Experimental: Group 2 |
Biological: Attenuated Measles Mumps Rubella; Inactivated Hep A vaccine
0.5 mL, IM (MMR, Day 0); 0.5 mL, IM (HAV Day 28 and 168)
Other Names:
Experimental: Group 3 |
Biological: Inactivated Hep A vaccine; Attenuated Measles Mumps Rubella
0.5 mL, IM (HAV Day 0 and 168); 0.5 mL, IM (MMR, Day 0)
Other Names:
Ages Eligible for Study: | 12 Months to 13 Months |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Aged 12-13 months on the day of inclusion
- Born at full term of pregnancy (>37 weeks) with a birth weight ≥ 2.5 kg
- Informed consent form signed by the parent(s) or other legal representative
- Able to attend all scheduled visits and to comply with all trial procedures
- Subjects having received only one or no injection of vaccine against Measles
- Subjects anti-HAV seronegative according to the results obtained at the screening visit*
Exclusion Criteria:
- Participation in another clinical trial in the 4 weeks preceding the (first) trial vaccination
- Planned participation in another clinical trial during the present trial period
- Congenital or acquired immunodeficiency, immunosuppressive therapy such as long-term systemic corticosteroids therapy
- Systemic hypersensitivity to any of the vaccines components or history of a life-threatening reaction to the trial vaccines or a vaccine containing the same substances
- Chronic illness at a stage that could interfere with trial conduct or completion
- Blood or blood-derived products received in the past 3 months
- Any vaccination in the 4 weeks preceding the first trial vaccination
- Vaccination planned in the 4 weeks following any trial vaccination
- History of hepatitis A, Mumps, Measles and/or Rubella infection (confirmed either clinically, serologically or microbiologically)
- Previous vaccination against hepatitis A with the trial vaccine or another vaccine
- Previous vaccination against Mumps, Measles and Rubella with a Mumps, Measles and Rubella trivalent combined vaccine
- Thrombocytopenia or a bleeding disorder contraindicating intramuscular vaccination
- History of seizures
- Febrile illness (axillary temperature ≥37.4°C]) on the day of inclusion
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Responsible Party: | Sanofi ( Sanofi Pasteur, a Sanofi Company ) |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00313950 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | HAF65 |
Study First Received: | April 11, 2006 |
Last Updated: | January 17, 2014 |
Health Authority: | Turkey: Ministry of Health |
Keywords provided by Sanofi:
measles rubella mumps hepatitis A |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hepatitis Hepatitis A Measles Mumps Parotitis Rubella Liver Diseases Digestive System Diseases Hepatitis, Viral, Human Virus Diseases Enterovirus Infections Picornaviridae Infections |
RNA Virus Infections Morbillivirus Infections Paramyxoviridae Infections Mononegavirales Infections Rubulavirus Infections Parotid Diseases Salivary Gland Diseases Mouth Diseases Stomatognathic Diseases Sialadenitis Rubivirus Infections Togaviridae Infections |
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McDonald's Finds Strength Overseas
OAK BROOK, Ill. (TheStreet) -- McDonald's (MCD) reported strong January same-store sales on strength in China and Europe.
McDonald's said comparable same-store sales -- or sales at stores open at least one year, a key metric in the restaurant industry -- jumped 3.1% in the U.S. in January. Comps in Europe surged 7% while same-store sales in McDonald's Asia/Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA) region rose 5.2%.
Systemwide sales in January increased 7.4%, or 6.7% in constant currencies, McDonald's said Tuesday.
McDonald's said U.S. strength reflected the brand's everyday accessibility to American consumers, including its beverage lineup of products like its McCafe premium hot chocolate and Caramel Mochas, the popularity of Chicken McNuggets, and the nationwide launch of Fruit & Maple Oatmeal. European strength was led by demand for McDonald's products in Germany, the U.K., France and Russia, where its breakfast and drive-through services were popular. McDonald's said improved results the APMEA region were driven by positive results in China, Japan and Australia, where customers enjoyed locally-relevant menu items. Better-than-expected January comps led investors to bid McDonald's shares 3.3% higher to $75.86 in morning trading Tuesday. In its recent quarter, McDonald's reported that global comps increased 5% , including 4.4% growth in the U.S., 3.4% in Europe and 5.5% in APMEA. "In 2011, we plan to invest about $2.5 billion of capital -- roughly half dedicated to opening approximately 1,100 new McDonald's restaurants and the other half allocated to investing in our existing locations, including reimaging," CEO Jim Skinner said when its earnings were released late last month.Select the service that is right for you!
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The Dodgers have been swept at home this season in a two-game series (by San Francisco in May) and a three-game series (by Cincinnati in June), and tonight have a chance to get swept in a four-game series by the Mets. Clayton Kershaw gets the start for the Dodgers, but lately it doesn't seem to matter who is pitching, as the Dodgers are 6-15 in their last 21 games.
The Dodgers are 4-12 in their last 16 games at Dodger Stadium, and are just 19-27 at home this season. They are on pace to have their worst home record in the 50 years of Dodger Stadium. There have only been six seasons in the last 50 that the Dodgers have had a losing record at home.
Worst Home Records in Dodger Stadium History | ||
Year | W-L | Pct |
2011 | 19-27 | .413 |
1992 | 37-44 | .457 |
1999 | 37-44 | .457 |
1970 | 39-42 | .481 |
1984 | 40-41 | .494 |
1987 | 40-41 | .494 |
2005 | 40-41 | .494 |
Source: Baseball-Reference.com |
The Dodgers are on pace for just 33 home wins this season.
- Kershaw has struck out 10 batters in each of his last three starts. The only Los Angeles Dodgers to do so four games in a row were Hideo Nomo, in 1995, and Sandy Koufax, who did it five times
- Eugenio Velez started in left field last night, becoming the ninth different Dodger to man the position this season, and eighth to start. The franchise record since moving to Los Angeles is 11 different starters in left field, set in 1958.
- With three runs last night, the Dodgers finally surpassed their offensive output last Monday in Minnesota. They shutout the Twins 15-0 on June 27, and have now scored 16 runs in the eight games since.
Dillon Gee, starting tonight for the Mets, faced the Dodgers on May 7 in New York, and allowed two runs and 10 baserunners in 5 1/3 innings. Gee got a no-decision in a game the Mets would eventually win 4-2.
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If you want to Combine or Never Combine Taskbar Buttons in a Group, this tutorial will help you out
Taskbar Items can be grouped together when there is more than one window open in Windows 8. If you are using more than one display, that is, a main display and an additional secondary display, you can customize the settings separately for all Displays.
You will have several options:
- a. Always Combine, Hide labels- The default setting: many windows of the same app are combined as single unlabeled buttons or icons.
- b. Combine when taskbar is full- first all icons will be displayed separately, but when the no. of icons increase and the taskbar starts getting crowded windows of the same app will be combined together. Now if you click on it you'll see all opened windows. If the number of apps increases it will provide a scroll button.
- c. Never combine- no icons will be combined. Even if a large number of windows are open, this setting will display all icons. As the number of opened windows increases, the icon size will become smaller and smaller and eventually the older ones will be hidden and a scroll bar appears
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Easy Instructions To Combine Buttons Or Never Combine Them
1. Right Click on the Taskbar-> Go to Properties.
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4. Select Combine when Taskbar is full-> Click Apply-> Click OK
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Q&A with former 'Cap Castellanos
Well, Nick Castellanos has been mentioned on this blog about a billion times, so one more time probably won't hurt anything. He did have a great season with the Toledo Mud Hens this past summer, that earned him a call up to the Detroit Tigers in September. Despite not making the playoff roster, many believe he has a great shot a being the Tigers' everyday left fielder in 2014 (with the Tigers trading Prince Fielder, he looks to have a shot at starting at third base now). Also mentioned many times before, we had the luxury of watching him play for the West Michigan Whitecaps back in 2011, and he was nice enough to sign a baseball for Lily. So, here is another interview from MiLB.com, this one done by Sam Dykstra. Enjoy…
MiLB.com: One of the big things coming into this season for you was the move to the outfield. How did you approach the position switch?
Castellanos: I think I approached it pretty well. They were trying to find a spot for me in the lineup with Prince [Fielder] signing and Miguel [Cabrera] moving over to third. I know I'm not going to be playing third base as long as Miguel is in the organization, so when they approached me to make the move, I knew it was just about trying to find a spot for me, and that was easy to take. It's going to be my best path to the big leagues right now, and that's a good thing. I do miss third base, though. Eventually at some point, I'd love to go back.
MiLB.com: How long did it take to you get to comfortable out there in left field?
Castellanos: It was difficult at the beginning, to be honest. I had never played outfield in my life before that. It's not like I was trying to learn shortstop again, like I did in high school, or making a move over to second. I had never done that in my life, so it was a different feeling out there. I felt uncomfortable at the beginning, with the game being so far away. But I have to give credit to our outfield coordinator, Gene Roof. He spent all day and all night with me trying to get everything down, and I feel much better out there.
MiLB.com: Another part of the transition was the move up to Triple-A Toledo. What was that like?
Castellanos: I had to mature a lot more up there, that's for sure. You're facing great pitchers, day in and day out. In Triple-A ball, every guy you're facing has their approach down and knows exactly what they'll do with you when you come up to the plate. Plus, the bullpens in Triple-A are just day-and-night better than the ones you're facing at the lower levels. You just have to get a feel for some of the flamethrowers, make adjustments like anywhere else and be prepared for what you'll see.
MiLB.com: That being said, you were able to handle Triple-A pitching fairly well. Why was that?
Castellanos: I think that just goes to my confidence at the plate. All I need are at-bats and a little bit of time, and things usually get around to where they need to be.
MiLB.com: Where does that confidence and your general hitting prowess come from?
Castellanos: Most of it is that I'm always working on hitting. I've been hitting all the time since I was little, since I started playing really. I'm always trying to learn about the game I love, and the only way I can do that is to keep working hard at it. With that, whether I'm 0-for-4 or 4-for-4 on a given day, I'm still having fun at the plate because I like it so much up there. That amount of fun contributes to my success a little. I don't mind putting work in because I enjoy it that much.
MiLB.com: Because of that hitting ability, you were able to get a callup to the Tigers in September during their playoff run. Describe that experience.
Castellanos: Just because who I am, I wish I got to play more when I was there, but they were competing to finish first in the division and stuff, so that happens. I got to start four games, and I was pretty happy with the way I hit when I did start. But for me, playing off the bench is difficult, you know? When I come to the park, I'm ready to go and want to get out there. I got some pinch-hit at-bats in the seventh inning or later, so that was something I had to get used to — preparing starting in the sixth, being on call, stuff like that. But above all, it was about getting used to the Major League life — the plane rides, what time to get to the field, what to do in the pregame. It was a good learning experience for that stuff.
MiLB.com: One of the things about joining that Tigers team, too, is that it's a squad that is heavy with veterans. Was there anyone you sought out in particular?
Castellanos: First, everybody in that locker room is such a great guy. It's easy to come into as a rookie because of that. But one guy that's super-knowledgeable and just a super guy overall is Torii [Hunter]. He makes himself so open and so approachabl,e not only to the veterans but to the rookies like myself, too, and that's a big help.
MiLB.com: What did you talk to him about specifically?
Castellanos: Above all, they were mostly outfield questions. I'd watch him out there and then try to pick his brain about why did he go after a ball here and why did he go that way there. The thing about Torii is that he picks up pitches so well. So if I saw him do something that I wouldn't have seen otherwise, I tried to talk to him about it. Overall, he just makes the game fun. He's been in the game for 17, going on 18 years, so it's great he can share stuff with me.
MiLB.com: Besides Hunter, it must have been interesting to play with Miguel Cabrera, not only because of who he is, but because you're a guy from the Miami area.
Castellanos: It is pretty wild. In '03, I watched the World Series with him in it, and I was actually there when he went "oppo" against Clemens after he threw at him. I was idolizing Cabrera when I was little, and then the first run I scored in the Majors was driven in by Miguel. It's cool how everything comes full circle like that. Being 10, 11 and watching him play and now I'm with him on the field. Beyond that too, Alex Fernandez — my coach in high school — won a World Series with Jim Leyland, and I played under him too. Just cool how that all happens.
MiLB.com: Speaking of Leyland, you got to play under him right before he retired. What was that like?
Castellanos: Leyland is very professional in everything he does. From a player's perspective, he's fun to watch and has been doing it for so long. I think someone said that he's filled out something like 4,800 lineup cards in his career. Anyone with that much experience in baseball, you know you have to listen and respect what they do. I feel like I know so much about baseball already. But compared to Leyland, and beyond that, [bench coach Gene] Lamont and [former hitting coach and recently named Mariners manager Lloyd] McClendon? I don't know anything. All I can do is watch them, learn and see how Jim would manage a game, even if that meant sitting there thinking, "Why would he do this?" Being around him, I was able to just add a lot of knowledge that wasn't there.
MiLB.com: Leyland's also known in baseball circles as a fairly colorful character. Got any good Leyland stories?
Castellanos: The biggest thing that comes to mind is one day [Sept. 4] we got beat pretty bad by the Red Sox. It was the day [David] Ortiz got his 2,000th hit, and we lost by a lot [20-4]. I went into the clubhouse thinking, "Man, if we're in Toledo right now, we're going to get chewed out." And then he walks in and just says, "Well, tomorrow's a great day for an off-day, huh?" And that was it. It was really loose and easy, and it was his way of telling us to pick up our heads and keep on pushing through because there were a lot of other big games coming up.
MiLB.com: After those big games were through, the Tigers moved onto the playoffs, but you were left off the postseason roster. How did you handle that?
Castellanos: It was pretty nerve-racking, knowing I couldn't help or contribute in any way. All I could do is watch from my living room in Miami. There were even a couple of times I had to turn off the TV because I couldn't watch anymore.
MiLB.com: Many see you as likely to be on the big league roster come Opening Day. How do you approach the offseason with that in mind?
Castellanos: Pretty much like any other offseason really. I don't want to put any added pressure on myself. I just have to work hard and be ready come spring, just like I always have.
MiLB.com: If it does come down to it, that you are the starting left fielder for the Tigers on Opening Day, how ready do you feel for that opportunity?
Castellanos: Oh, 100 percent. With the instruction I've gotten from the people that have helped me in the outfield, I know I'm ready. I know I can help the team right now. It's tremendously exciting to think about. Any time you play in the big leagues is a great opportunity, and I'm ready to do that every day.
MiLB.com: With all this being said, probably the biggest thing to happen to you this year was the birth of your first child. Does Liam have a bat in his hand yet?
Castellanos: No, he's only three months so he hasn't touched anything yet, but he does have a couple of gloves and a couple of bats with his name on them already. When he was born, that was better than the big leagues. My Major League debut was on Sept. 1, and my son was born Aug. 1. I was there when he was born, but on the morning of Aug. 3, I had fly back to Toledo and didn't get to see him again until Sept. 1. When I did get that callup, all the reporters were asking me, "How did you feel about your Major League debut?" What I really wanted to say was I just want to spend time with my son.
It definitely puts your perspective on an 0-for-4 day, I'll tell you that. Whether I'm 0-for-4 or 4-for-4, I still have a beautiful, healthy son that I care a lot about. To strike out with the bases loaded or make an error in the field, it doesn't mean so much anymore.
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Former Lugnut no-hits Tigers
Despite having one of the worse records in the Midwest League this season, the Lansing Lugnuts fared very well against their in-state rival West Michigan Whitecaps, affiliate of the Detroit Tigers. Some of that magic must have sprinkled onto Lugnut alumni Henderson Alvarez, who, as a member of the Miami Marlins, through a no-hitter against the Tigers yesterday. Detroit had no answer for Alvarez, who needed on 99 pitches to shut down mighty Motor City team in a 1-0 victory. For Alvarez, the season ended much better than it began. He started the season on the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation, and missed the first three months of the season. Pitching for Lansing in 2009, he went 9-6 with a 3.47 ERA with 92 strike outs. Coincidentally, he faced five former Whitecaps in yesterday's game: Don Kelly (0-4), Andy Dirks (0-3), Omar Infante (0-2), Nick Castellanos (0-1), and Roman Santiago (0-3). Former 'Cap Luke Putkonen took the loss for Detroit, after giving up two hits, walking a batter, and throwing a wild pitch. A former West Michigan catching combo was left on the bench, however, as Alex Avila for Detroit, and Rob Brantly for the Marlins did not play. If the Tigers don't break out of this offensive slump, it could be a short run in the play-offs this season.
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Whitecaps announce All-Time Team
The West Michigan Whitecaps are celebrating their 20th season, and along with that allowed the fans to vote for their all-time favorite players. There have been more than 600 optomistic young men that have taken the field for the Whitecaps, with 102 of them breaking into the big leagues. The players were voted for by position in an on-line ballot, and here are the 14 that made the cut.
Manager-Tom Brookens (2007)
Catcher-Brandon Inge (1999)
First Base-Robert Fick (1997)
Second Base-Scott Sizemore (2007)
Shortstop-Brent Dlugach (2005)
Third Base-Nick Castellanos (2011)
Outfield-Matt Joyce (2006), Cameron Maybin (2006), Avisail Garcia (2009-10)
Designated Hitter-Eric Munson (1999)
Starting Pitcher-Duane Below (2007), Jair Jurrjens (2005), Joel Zumaya (2003)
Relief Pitcher-Francisco Cordero (1997), Ed Clelland (2005, 2007)
You can read the full story HERE on the Whitecaps website. Of all the winners, only Castellanos and Clelland have not played in the Major Leagues. The results are not that surprising, though, knowing the popularity of some of these guys in West Michigan. One of the few positions I voted different was Eugenio Suarez (2012) at shortstop.
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Vote for the Whitecaps 20th Anniversary Team
The West Michigan Whitecaps are competing in their 20th season in the Midwest League. To celebrate this event, the team is having the fans vote on the best players they've seen in each position for the last two decades. Even three managers are up for the vote, in Bruce Fields, Matt Walbeck, and Tom Brookens. All three won the Midwest League Championship in West Michigan. Catchers such as Brandon Inge, current Tiger Alex Avila, and Miami Marlin Rob Brantley are all up for the best behind the plate. At first base, I think that Robert Fick has the inside edge. He was voted into the first Whitecaps Hall of Fame, and has the honor of hitting the last home run in Tiger Stadium. That's just my vote, though. Second base is my favorite position, so I've followed the players there pretty closely. It will be tough for me to choose only one of my favorites such as Scott Sizemore, Justin Henry, and Brandon Douglas. At short stop, in my opinion, the vote might come down to current Tiger Ramon Santiago, or last's years MiLB Gold Glove winner Eugenio Suarez, which is a tough call. At the hot corner, top prospect Nick Castellanos may be the favorite despite being moved to the outfield last season with Lakeland and Erie. He may get a push from guys like Wade Gaynor and Wilkin Ramirez, though. Fans are allowed three choices for outfielders, and there are plenty. While players like Matt Joyce, Cameron Maybin, Cody Ross, and Brent Clevlen have all seen action at the MLB level, Gorkys Hernandez had a great season in West Michigan in 2007. He was also named the Tigers Minor League Player of the Year that year. Fans are also allowed to vote for three pitchers. Players like Andy Van Hekken, Casey Crosby, Duane Below, and Joel Zumaya all found success on the hill in West Michigan. Rounding out the relief pitchers, fans can vote for two, including Michael Torrealba and Anthony Claggett. This is another great way the Whitecaps are celebrating so much success the last 20 years. VOTE NOW!
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West Michigan alums get invites
Being a non-roster invitee to major league spring training, is like being in high school, and getting a birthday party invite from the prettiest girl in school. For six former members of the West Michigan Whitecaps, being invited to the Detroit Tigers camp must seem pretty sweet. The Tigers have 17 non-roster invites in all.
Of all the invitees, utility man Don Kelly has the most experience at the big league level. He recently re-signed with the Tigers, after being told after the World Series that there would not be room for him on this years roster. Kelly played for the Whitecaps back in 2002, batting .286. He had 21 doubles and 59 RBI's, plus an impressive .728 OBS. Kelly only hit .186 at the major league level last season, but due to his versatility and experience he may have a chance to crack the roster. An obstacle in his way, though, is that the Tigers are looking for a right-handed hitter to platoon with Dirks in left field, and Kelly is a lefty.
Top prospect Nick Castellanos (pictured above with Lily) will be at the Tigers camp, also. He did his time in West Michigan in 2011, when he was just 19 years old. After a slow start, he really had a solid season, hitting .312, with seven home runs and 76 RBI's. He patrolled third base at Fifth Third Ballpark, but was moved to the outfield last season, after Miguel Cabrera took over the hot corner in Detroit. Castellanos made 23 errors at third for the 'Caps, and ended the year with a .917 fielding percentage. With his defense not being his strongest asset, the move could be good for him, but he just needs time to develop those skills, so I doubt that he'll be making an appearance at Comerica this season. Be patient, though, his time will come. Castellanos was the Tigers Minor League Players of the Year in 2011, also.
Two of the three catcher invited to camp played for the Whitecaps, too. James McCann was the Tigers' second round pick in 2011 after finishing his collegiate career at the University of Arkansas. He played nine games for the Whitecaps in 2011 also, hitting only .059, with two singles and one double. He only made one error, though, and threw out 4 runners out of 19 attempting to steal. Curt Casali was also drafted by the Tigers in 2011, after playing his college ball at Vanderbilt University. He played parts of two seasons in West Michigan, 2011 and 2012. In 2011, he played 25 games hitting .227, with two home runs and 14 RBI's. He only made one error behind the plate, and threw out seven base runners. In 2012, his average increased to .288, with 12 doubles, eight home runs, and 25 RBI's. He only allowed on passed ball, and threw out 20 potential base stealers. In my opinion, the Tigers are still a little weak at catcher, so if either of these guys has their bat catch fire, they have an outside chance of making the roster.
Kenny Faulk pitched for the Whitecaps back in 2010. His record was 5-4 with an impressive 2.16 ERA. He made 12 saves, giving up no home runs, and striking out 78. His ERA inflated last season at the Double-A level, so he'll need to bring that down a bit before getting consideration. I'd have to gauge his fast ball, and see his secondary pitches before making an informed opinion on his chances to make the team, though. I look forward to seeing him in spring training, and hope he can earn a spot.
Another weakness in Detroit is at the short stop position. Last season, though, the Whitecaps' Eugenio Suarez won the Golden Glove as the best short stop in the minor leagues. He played 119 games at short, and 15 at second base, so he does have versatility at middle infield. He had a .971 fielding percentage, with 257 put-outs and 349 assists at short. He had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage at second. At the plate, Suarez hit a very respectable .288, with 34 doubles, had 64 RBI's, and stole 21 bases. Keep in mind, these are all in 2012 at the Single-A level. He'll still need a few more seasons to develop, but the Tigers I'm sure are very happy with the way he's progressing, and I'm confident he'll be scooping 'em up at Comerica in no time. Just not this year.
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Castellanos a Rising Star in AFL
The Detroit Tigers top prospect Nick Castellanos went 2-5 in last nights Arizona Fall League Rising Stars Game. He batted fourth, and was the DH for the West team. His first hit was a shot to right-center off Twins' prospect Kyle Gibson, and his second was a rip though the left side of the infield off Mariner prospect left-hander James Paxton. Playing for the Mesa Solar Sox, he's hitting .239 with one home run and three RBI's. In Lakeland this season, he hit .405 with three home runs, while in Erie he had an average of .264 and pounded seven homers. He played for the West Michigan Whitecaps in 2011, there he hit .312 with 76 RBI's. He is joined on the Mesa team by some fellow Tiger prospects and Whitecaps alumni. Catching prospect James McCann is hitting 7 for 26 in ten AFL games. First baseman Aaron Westlake played for the Whitecaps this season, where he hit .249. For Mesa, he's .220 with three home runs. Pitching prospect Luke Putkonen is 0-1 with a 3.86 ERA, while striking out six batters. Relief pitcher Mike Morrison has appeared in eight games, only allowing three runs. Pitcher Matt Hoffman and Tyler Clark also play for Mesa.
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On April 12, the Council of Canadians released a leaked copy of the G8 environment ministers' proposed final statement on the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) to be held in Johannesburg in August. Not surprisingly, the environment ministers from the eight leading industrialized countries will again support the corporate trade agenda of the WTO, this time by linking globalization to the ever-elusive concept of "sustainable development." As the leaked document proclaims, "(the WSSD) should be a point of convergence for the positive outcomes achieved at the Millennium Summit in New York, World Trade Organization negotiations in Doha and (the) Financing for Development Conference in Monterrey." But the G8 Ministers can hardly view all the outcomes of these meetings as positive. For example, Cuban President Fidel Castro informed the U.N.'s March, 2002 conference in Monterrey, Mexico that "the existing world economic order constitutes a system of plundering and exploitation like no other in history" – not exactly a ringing endorsement of globalization-as-sustainable-development. He then stormed from the meeting, lingering barely long enough to enjoy a standing ovation. It would be easy enough to dismiss Castro's antics as just another loser's rant. But what about that standing ovation? Castro's words must have resonated with some of the delegates. The fact is, there is more than a little evidence that Castro had a point. The real question is, why has most of the developed world ignored that evidence for so long? One answer is that over the past 25 years, the governments of market democracies, abetted by the mainstream media, have all but programmed their citizens to ignore it. Today we scarcely acknowledge disconcerting trends in international development until some horrific event knocks us on the head – think 9/11. So-called "modern" or "rational" society remains as self-delusory and myth-bound as any that has preceded it. Now mass delusion is not necessarily a bad thing. Indeed, cultural myths are the necessary glue for social cohesion and national unity. But there is a darker side in which social delusions amount to little more than deep denial in the service of evil. (Remember the Holocaust?) As writer Derrick Jensen has observed, "For us to maintain our way of living, we must…tell lies to each other, and especially to ourselves…The lies act as barriers to truth. The barriers…are necessary because without them many deplorable acts would become impossibilities." In recent years the governing elites of the market democracies have persuaded or cajoled virtually the entire world to adopt a common myth of uncommon power. All major national governments and mainstream international agencies are united in a vision of global development and poverty alleviation centred on unlimited economic expansion fueled by open markets and more liberalized trade. For the first time, the world seems to be converging on a common development ideology, one that promises ever-increasing wealth for everyone, everywhere. The downside is that constant repetition of the myth has so conditioned the population that the majority seems incapable of applying basic rules of evidence to the growing cascade of data that refute it. Instead, we deflect uncomfortable truths by telling reassuring lies to each other; we dismiss open-eyed globalization protesters as dangerous, uninformed rabble "who must be crushed." Meanwhile, living the myth is depleting the world's ecosystems, rending our social fabric and ultimately undermining world security. Part of the problem is that the great ship "Globalization" has lost its theoretical keel. The assumed benefits of a fair and efficient global marketplace depend on key assumptions of the theory of "general competitive equilibrium." However, as British economist, Prof. Paul Ormerod documents, there are "…so many violations of the conditions under which competitive equilibrium exists that it is hard to see why the concept survives, except for the vested interests of the economics profession and the link between prevailing political ideology and the conclusions which the theory of general equilibrium provides." Fellow economist James K. Galbraith of the University of Texas is similarly disenchanted with neo-liberal theory. According to him, the empirical evidence "flatly contradicts" the major premises and findings of economic analysis. Galbraith takes this disconnect from reality as evidence of a "…nearly complete collapse of the prevailing economic theory…It is a collapse so complete, so pervasive, that the profession can only deny it by refusing to discuss theoretical questions in the first place." In these circumstances, we should hardly be surprised that the new world economic order is not delivering the promised goods even on its own terms. Third World poverty reduction is ostensibly the major goal. However, the structure of the real-world global financial system ensures that the benefits of global growth accrue mainly to the already wealthy, those who designed and promote the globalization agenda (and who mostly live in the G8 nations). Many debtor nations are forced under World Bank-International Monetary Fund structural adjustment programs to spend more of their income servicing debts to the world's richest nations than providing social services to their own impoverished citizens. And to raise the money they often have no choice but to plunder their natural resources. Market-based development can thus do real harm to entire peoples and to the ecosystems that support us all. Globalization protesters know this, and many development analysts know this. But in 1999, when Joseph Stiglitz, then Chief Economist of the World Bank (and a Nobel Laureate) admitted to the problem, the myth prevailed. Stiglitz was noisily fired for breaking with WB/IMF ideology. The data, however, cannot be so readily dismissed. In the 1960s "only" three dollars flowed North for every dollar flowing South; by the late 1990s, after 30 years of unprecedented growth and increasing globalization, the ratio had grown to seven to one. In 1970 the richest 10 per cent of the world's citizens earned 19 times as much as the poorest 10 per cent. By 1997, this ratio had increased to 27:1 and the wealthiest 1 per cent of the world's people commanded the same income as the poorest 57 per cent. Just 25 million rich Americans (0.4 per cent of the world's people) had a combined income greater than that of the poorest 2 billion of the world's people (43 per cent of the total population). As I said, Castro had a point. All of which raises a final question: Is it possible that the conventional myth merely serves as cover for a hidden parallel agenda? Contemplate the counsel of U.S. presidential policy adviser, George F. Kennan, whose views in 1948 seem coldly resonant today: "We have about 50 per cent of the world's wealth, but only 6 per cent of its population…In this situation, we cannot fail to be the object of envy and resentment. Our real task is to maintain this position of disparity without detriment to our national security. To do so, we will have to dispense with all sentimentality and daydreaming. "We should cease to talk about vague and unreal objectives such as human rights, the raising of living standards, and democratization. The day is not far off when we are going to have to deal in straight power concepts. The less we are hampered by idealistic slogans, the better…." Kennan's words are unambiguous and provide a more revealing context for recent world history than anything the prevailing popular myth has to offer. Perhaps we should keep this in mind as Canada prepares to host the G8 meeting in Kananaskis in June. Perhaps this time, instead of merely bashing the protestors, the media should give equal time to what they have to say. William E. Rees is a professor at the University of British Columbia School of Community and Regional Planning.
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Jet's Pizza Crew Member job in Ann Arbor, MI
Company | Jet's Pizza |
Job Title | Crew Member |
Job Type | Part-time, Seasonal Full-time, Seasonal Part-time |
Hours | Not Specified |
Pay Type | Hourly |
Location |
1749 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI 48105 |
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Crew Member
The Crew Member works productively as part of the restaurant team and performs their job responsibilities in such a way that all the products they make are of high quality and the customers they serve are satisfied.
Job Responsibilities:
• Serves customers
• Prepares high quality products consistently by following recipes, specifications and procedures
• Displays the proper image as outlined
• Cleans and organizes work stations and other assigned areas to help maintain the standards for restaurant image.
• Practices safety and security procedures
Additional Info
- Minimum Age
- 16+ years old