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"No question," Bell said when asked if he wants to return. He praised his teammates, coaches and fellow defensive backs and added, "Hopefully, I'm back to play with these guys next year."
Jets RB Shonn Greene rushed for 74 yards on 19 carries, giving him 1,063 and his second straight 1,000-yard rushing season. "Our offensive line did a great job blocking down field all season," Greene said. … Jets WR Clyde Gates left with a head injury. … Besides the usual home-and-home series with AFC East opponents Buffalo, Miami and New England, the Jets will host Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Tampa Bay and Oakland next season. They will visit Baltimore, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Carolina and Tennessee.
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Snapshots by Malick Sidibé, the Malian photographer famous for capturing Bamako's youth culture in the late sixties and early seventies, were the starting point for designer Guillaume Henry's resort collection for Carven. "These pictures are just supercool," Henry said at this morning's presentation, where he began by showing editors a book filled with Sidibé's joyous, black-and-white images of men and women dressed for dancing. "They were mixing their local look, with the popular European style at the time," Henry explained, pointing to the portraits of women in printed frocks and low-heeled slip-ons. "So, flats with big volume skirts, and even party dresses without shoes. I love this mood, I love this attitude. There is something very down-to-earth about it. But also extremely elegant."
The same can be said about Henry's collection, which featured what he called "cocktail-ish looks"—a coordinating lace skirt suit; a plastic-cotton tweed dress with a plunging neckline—paired with boyish loafers and glossy, little bags. Tailored separates and shifts that the designer imagined Nina Simone wearing in the late sixties or early seventies—"really straight, so they look like a tube," he said—were shown in vintage-y color combinations like brown and pink, or mossy green and black. "I was thinking that dark brown could be like the new navy. I was going for funny colors," he said of his palette. "Trying to imagine what Sidibé's pictures would look like if they weren't black and white."
The other thing that, like color, is sort of secretly present in all of Sidibé's photographs is the Bamako heat, and Henry designed with that in mind, too. A series of linen pieces—topcoat, tiny jacket, drapey skirt—towards the end of the presentation were especially relaxed and breezy, and shown with large, light-blocking sunglasses. Strappy flats, some of which he made in collaboration with Ancient Greek Sandals, made the jacketed moments feel a lot looser, less covered-up. Said Henry: "Very cool, very young, very chic, that's what I like."
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Recent interview with the head of the Save City of Heroes movement hints at potential rescue from third party.
When NCsoft announced that City of Heroes would be shutdown on November 30th due to a "realignment of company focus," thousands of gamers from around the world were distraught that their favourite MMORPG was going away for good, but it seems as though there may be some light at the end of the tunnel care of several mysterious third parties.
Last week we had a very candid chat with Tony Vazquez, head of the Save City of Heroes movement, and he let us in on rumours that various parties are currently in discussions with NCsoft to buy the valuable IP, and perhaps keep servers running.
"Some people in our community have reached out to some other publishers like Valve, and Riot Games. Some of them have even reached out to Cryptic as they originally developed City of Heroes," he explained.
"I hate to be coy about this, but I have heard that multiple publishers and developers have been interested in enquiring about City of Heroes, it isn't just Paragon Studios at the table. Who? I can't really say, but if there are they don't talk to me directly. The more the merrier though, as the higher the number the better chance we have of another studio acquiring the IP."
Needless to say we don't know whether these rumours are true, but we do know that developers who were previously part of Paragon Studios are in regular contact with key members of the Save City of Heroes movement, and if anyone would know what's really going on behind the scenes it would be them.
The sad fact is that City of Heroes is facing the threat of closure despite being popular and making a regular profit for NCsoft, which makes their decision even more perplexing. Currently it's impossible to create new accounts for the game or to purchase Paragon Points for the in-game store yet prices for new powersets, costume pieces and other content still remain the same as they were before the closure announcement was made, which again adds more credence to the rumours that an acquisition is on the cards. Surely if the game was really going away, NCsoft would simply make everything in the store free to repay those who still play the game for their loyalty over the years, rather than withholding content for no good reason.
Perhaps the closure announcement is part of a big gamble by NCsoft to offload one of it biggest Western MMO properties to a third party for a profit, and it seems they do indeed have some takers on the table if these latest comments are to be believed.
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The Justice Department is preparing to file civil fraud charges against Citigroup and Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit over their sale of flawed mortgage securities.
Bank of America has agreed to pay $131.8 million to settle charges that its Merrill Lynch unit misled investors about mortgage securities it structured and sold.
The Dow Jones industrial average passed a major milestone Monday, topping the 16,000 level for the first time. It's the second big round number to fall this year.
Bank of America has won the dismissal of an unusual lawsuit in which shareholders accused it of concealing a $10 billion fraud case brought by American International Group.
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The millennials who get the most notice are the ones trapped by heavy college debt and suffering in our shaky job market, but a sizeable minority are doing remarkably well.
Bank of America may be facing civil charges over mortgage backed securities and other mortgage-related matters.
If the fifth lightest trading volume of 2012 was like watching paint dry, you won't find Sherwin-Williams complaining. The stock climbed 5.84% in its best showing for 14 months, and scored an analyst upgrade this morning.
Bank of America has agreed to pay $2.43 billion to settle a class-action shareholder lawsuit related to its acquisition of Merrill Lynch. Plaintiffs alleged that Bank of America and some of its officers made false or misleading statements about both companies' financial health ahead of the deal.
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The U.S. economy has suddenly shifted into a higher gear, and "help wanted" signs are popping up at many more companies. That's great news for the whole staffing industry, but these four firms could benefit more than most.
When Erin Duffy got her pink slip from Merrill Lynch back in August 2008, there was one silver lining. Unemployment gave her time to write a novel. The result was Bond Girl, a fun and highly autobiographical recounting of one young woman's adventures in love and bond sales on Wall Street.
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Millionaires are back. The number of individuals worldwide with $1 million or more in assets aside from their residence grew by 8.3% to 10.9 million in 2010, topping pre-crisis 2007 levels, according to the World Wealth Report released Wednesday.
BlackRock, the world's largest publicly traded asset management firm, recently agreed to buy back Bank of America's remaining 7% stake in the company for about $2.5 billion. Trefis looks at why Bank of America is selling, what the buyback means for BlackRock, and what the effect will be for its stock.
The financial crisis was produced by a complex set of circumstances, including a massive housing bubble, poor regulation and irresponsible lending on an epic scale. A handful of bankers became the public faces of the crisis, and now, two years later, we take a look at what became of them.
Since the recession began, more than 8 million Americans have lost their jobs. But perhaps even more surprising is the small number of companies that are responsible for laying off such a large percentage of today's unemployed workers.
The Merrill Lynch division of Bank of America is starting an online brokerage, called Merrill Edge.
JetBlue Airways (JBLU) shares traded 5.5% higher in early morning trading to $6.86 following several positive analyst calls.
With one small exception, Wall Street doesn't legally owe a duty to its clients to act in their best interests. It's only when clients ask for financial advice that banks owe a fiduciary duty them -- and these activities contribute a tiny portion of banks' revenue.
MBIA has sued Merrill Lynch because the CDOs on which Merrill bought insurance from MBIA were AAA-rated junk. MBIA says Merrill knew the CDOs didn't deserve the top rating at the time it insured them. If this case succeeds, big banks may find dud ratings very expensive.
Former Tenn. Rep. Harold Ford Jr., who made $2 million last year as a vice-chairman at Merrill Lynch, will not run for U.S. Senate from New York,...
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Citigroup (C) may sell its private equity operations, Citi Private Equity, for $10 billion. The reason for the sale is simple. Citigroup is still trying to rebuild its troubled balance sheet and the $10 billion would come in handy. Of course, getting $10 billion may be easier said than done.
John Thain, the former CEO of Merrill Lynch and NYSE Euronext is the top candidate for the CEO job at CIT despite his tarnished reputation.
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- A tree-dwelling marsupial with a rounded head and prehensile tail, native to New Guinea and northern Australia.
- Four genera in the family Phalangeridae: several species, including the spotted cuscus (Spilocuscus maculatus) and the grey cuscus (Phalanger orientalis) . See also phalanger
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When Brianna Marshall began looking at colleges, she knew two things: "I wanted to go to a Christian college, and I wanted to major in geology."
The Fairfield, Calif., native sensed God leading her to Calvin, and soon discovered why. "Opportunities will arise where I am asked to share my perspectives on science and faith with others," Brianna explains. "In these situations, I know that because of the strong, positive education that I have received at Calvin College, I can share my faith and my love for geology with an open mind and a sincere heart."
When alumnus Bruce Dice established Calvin's on-campus mineralogical museum this year, he created a geology scholarship to support a student docent for the museum—someone enthusiastic about geology and eager to share faith perspectives with others. Brianna fit that description perfectly.
This highly motivated geology major realizes the tremendous impact the scholarship, and Dice's support, is having on her academic and faith journey. "Meeting Mr. Dice and his family definitely changed how I viewed the scholarship," she says. "My faith and my studies in geology are really important to me, but hearing his passion really motivated me to delve even deeper into those things."
Brianna plans to earn her doctorate in volcanology and pursue a challenging career that includes teaching and field research. Still, she recognizes God's calling in all this: "I am not sure where all this will take me," she admits. "But I do know that this is the path God has called me to follow."
Keming Chen, or "Eddy," as many know him, grew up in Wuhan, China. He can trace his early love for learning to his parents. "Being interested in mathematics and physics, my father encouraged me in precise and logical thinking," he shares. "My mother, accomplished in the fine arts and literature, cultivated an imaginative side in me."
Eddy's desire to learn eventually sparked his interest in philosophy. "Later, I found myself attracted to philosophy not only by its precision but also by its creativity."
Calvin philosophy professor Kenneth Konyndyk would have understood Eddy's passion. Spending 27 years teaching at Calvin, he was committed to scholarship in philosophy, as well as the spiritual growth of his students. In 1994, Konyndyk's life was cut short by cancer, but his legacy lives on—through those he influenced personally, and now through those supported by a scholarship in his name. Eddy is the 2012 recipient of the award.
2012 was a busy year for Eddy, who attended philosophy conferences in St. Louis, Missouri, and Beijing, China; worked as a research assistant in theoretical computational physics; and studied abroad at Oxford University. While abroad, he loved conversing about the ideas of philosophers from the Calvin community, such as professors Alvin Plantinga and Stephen Wykstra.
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In the 1960s, recall Dave and Jane (Noteboom) Vander Haagen, it was possible to make enough money at a summer job to cover college tuition for the coming academic year.
Most current students, they know, are not so fortunate. So over the past decade the Vander Haagens have translated their love of Calvin into two scholarships to help students meet their college expenses.
The first scholarship was established together with Dave's parents. Designed for music students, the scholarship reflects the family's longtime leadership in local church music and worship.
A few years later a Homecoming presentation for alumni of Calvin's education program planted the seed for their second scholarship. The Vander haagens learned that it is often difficult for education students to complete their academic requirements in four years. In response, Dave and Jane established the Vander Haagen Family Scholarship for Fifth Year Education Students to help with this extra cost.
"These scholarships are a great source of joy and satisfaction for us," says Dave. "The Vander Haagens particularly enjoy receiving thank yous from their students—they always send a note in return—and meeting their students at the annual scholarship dinner.
More than ever, the Vander Haagens believe in the mission of Calvin College. "We appreciate what we learned at Calvin more every year," say Dave and Jane. "We are grateful for the opportunity to be a part of that community."


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Like a phoenix rising out of the ash, the Sequim-DungenessValley Chamber of Commerce is coming back to life. With a new board of directors in place, the organization that has weathered several storms over the past several months is finally able to move ahead.
April 24, results of a special election were posted naming eight new board members. The election, that was carried out entirely by mail, was the result of a Feb. 12 chamber of commerce meeting during which almost the entire board of directors resigned amid accusations that they had wrongfully terminated executive director Lee Lawrence's employment.
Left with only three members - Hattie Dixon, Ron Gilles and Jean Wyatt - the board elected an interim board comprised of Annette Hanson, Deborah Rambo Sinn, Mike McAleer and Walt Schubert.
"The heroes in this thing are Hattie (Dixon) and Ron Gilles because if they had quit, we would've lost our chamber of commerce, I'm convinced," Schubert said.
Schubert, who was elected the interim board's president, said he didn't want the position but when Dixon said the Irrigation Festival - a Sequim tradition for 113 years - might be in jeopardy, Schubert said he had no choice but to get involved.
"How do you say no to that? It really wasn't something I wanted to do. I was just getting to the point where I could get into my office at 7 o'clock in the morning instead of 5 like I'm back doing," Schubert said. "It's been a sort of horrendous thing to do and to finally get to this point really feels pretty good."
The interim board's vice president, real estate agent McAleer, said he would resign once a new board is in place, but Schubert plans to stay on until May, when he anticipates the chamber's revised bylaws will be adopted.
"That's part of what I said I would do when I came in and I'd like to finish that and walk away saying, 'OK, here it is, it's all done, take care of it.'"
A special committee has been appointed to review and revise the bylaws and, according to Schubert, its work is nearly complete. The proposed bylaws then will be forwarded to the board, the chamber's attorney and the membership.
"It needs to go out to membership," Schubert said, adding that he is not convinced the bylaws need to be adopted by an election but rather posted on the chamber's Web site, allowing chamber members to post comments and suggestions. "I believe with what's happened, the membership needs to be involved at this point."
Much of the strife experienced within the chamber came from a group of chamber members called the Concerned Chamber Committee, which formed after Lawrence's termination. They also took issue with the chamber's bylaws and that the chamber had not been audited in several years. Gil Simon, co-chairman and spokesman for the CCC, said that the committee was not surprised by the election results. Simon and co-chairman Ron Ferre both ran, as did other committee members, and lost. Simon pointed out that not a single chamber board member is the owner of a storefront or retail operation and he predicts that this will cause the organization to suffer.
"It's going to be difficult for them," Simon said.
According to Simon, the Concerned Chamber Committee will meet a final time, but each member will have to determine on their own whether they will stay on as chamber members.
"I think we've tried enough to work with them," Simon said, who serves on the chamber's bylaws committee.
Schubert said he has no hard feelings against the committee and places no blame. He believes that with or without the committee's involvement, the chamber would be facing the same issues regarding bylaws and finances.
"It would've happened because the bottom line to all of this is that the chamber of commerce needs to grow up," Schubert said, adding that the chamber barely has set processes and procedures for anything. "There's going to be a much stronger chamber out of this. Because of this, though, this board is going to have a lot of work ahead of itself to get those things in place."
According to Schubert, the chamber will put looking for a new executive director on the back burner until the full board is in place along with the new bylaws, a manual of procedures and rules of conduct. Schubert said he is confident in the capabilities of the new board.
"They're - every single one of them - good people," Schubert said. "I can see a lot of positive in this. I think they're going to keep it strong."
Elected to a term that will end in 2010, local developer Bill Littlejohn said he decided to run in order to bring stability to the chamber.
"I want to stabilize it. I want to turn the chamber around and maybe make it stronger," Littlejohn said, adding that he is excited and looks forward to the new challenge.
New chamber board: Those elected to the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board of directors are Bill Littlejohn, Emily Westcott, Stephen Rosales, Scott Clausen, Ron Bell, Damien Humphreys, Liz Beth Harper and Bill Thomas. They will join incumbents Hattie Dixon, Ron Gilles, Deborah Rambo Sinn, Annette Hanson, Jean Wyatt, Walt Schubert and Mike McAleer. McAleer plans to resign from his interim post immediately.
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Aramis Ramirez Player Projection No. 58
Skeptics Say: He may have finished 2011 injury free, but Ramirez has seen the DL four times since 2005. He also is one season removed from a less than desirable .241 AVG. Of course that was paired with a career high strikeout percentage, and that did drop back down to be more in line with his career percentage in 2011, and despite the low average he wasn't lacking for power, still giving us 25 HR's and an ISO of .211. To me we should be more worried about Ramirez staying on the field than this being the year his perceived age catches up with him.
Peer Comparison: Ramirez is being taken about 30 picks after David Wright in drafts at Mock Draft Central, the difference between 3rd round and 6th round. Granted, Wright is younger, but his trends have all been going in the wrong direction. Moving in the fences at Citi Field will help some, but that doesn't help when he isn't making solid contact (line drive rate in decline last three years), or strikes out (increasing over the last three years). Ramirez on the other hand and his down 2010 year feature numbers that were more of an anomaly rather than trend. He bounced back to career average or better in AVG, BABIP, wOBA, SLG, and Line Drive percentage. Now we look at the potency of the Brewers line up compared to that of the Mets, and things are lining up, on paper at least, for Ramirez to finish with more value than Wright. Does this mean that I think Wright is a worse player than Ramirez? No, I'm a Mets fan and I love Wright. I have hope that he can bounce back to his former self, but if it comes down to grabbing a player that has been trending downward for three seasons in round 3 and hoping for a bounce back or drafting a player that's a season removed from an off year that was bookmarked by two seasons where he performed to expectation, and those expectations are a .280 AVG with 25 HR's and 90 RBI, in the 6th round, I'm gonna spend that 3rd round pick elsewhere.
Lineup Outlook: Fielder is gone, Braun is missing 50 games (probably). They will need big production from Ramirez and Hart to stay afloat in Braun's absence. Once he is in the lineup though, the Brewers shouldn't have any problem scoring runs if everyone is healthy. That's a big if, with the injury histories of Ramirez and Weeks on that roster.
What They're Saying: #12 Third baseman; Tristan Cockroft of ESPN.com - #11 Third baseman & #99 Overall; RotoChamp - #72 Overall Mock Draft Central - #7 Third baseman and #67 Overall
Projection: I like the move from the Cubs to the Brewers. Like I said before, I think this guy gets a bad rap, and maybe now that he is on a competitive team he might get some more respect.
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Is there any evidence that Food Chaining works with older children? My son is a young teen. He is an extremely picky eater, typical of Asperger`s, plus he has some other stuff, we call him Alphabet soup, for all the acronyms.The food pickiness has gotten worse since middle school started and I am guessing puberty is starting, although he is behind most of the rest of the boys. We used to joke he ate 15 things (including ketchup as one item.) Now we joke he is down to 10. We saw a dietician who was kind enough to honestly say a dietician could not help him. She recommended food chaining. This would bring us back to going to a speech therapist (funny, that`s where it all started, for Apraxia of Speech.) I am at a stage in life where I feel overwhelmed with a lot of stuff, and the thought of going back to speech therapy, which of course makes logical sense, because it probably stems from Apraxia, which really is a lifelong issue despite great speech now, plus the Aspergers, plus all the sensory stuff, yadda yadda, that before dragging ourselves to more stuff: Does this food chaining work in an early teen? From what I have been reading it seems to mainly been used with younger children. My son is in fact a pretty pleasant, well behaved child, thankfully, despite all his acronyms, thank you to all the special ed services!
Dear Parent: You've already tried and completed many excellent interventions for your son. Food chaining is a behavioral intervention to address food selectivity and has been used successfully with many children.My concern in your case is that your son's food selectivity has recently worsened and he has multiple medical concerns. Before embarking on a new treatment, I would first visit his pediatrician to rule out a medical or medication basis for this change in his selectivity.
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This module consists of classroom lecture reinforced with demonstrations. Topics relate to real-world cell development and cycle time concerns. Students perform workshop exercises which emphasize lecture topics and can expect to spend a majority of their time in graphical cell development.
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This hostel looks like more a camp site and I liked it. You are located 10 to 15 min walk from the beach. You get nice breakfast and excellent diner included in the price. The owner is very nice. No towel provided if you book the dorm. The only downside was the security as your room door doesn't lock and you have nowhere to store your stuffs and lock them! Beside that it is a perfect place to relax and I recommend it ;)
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Such a cool hostel. Great for chilling out in a hammock in between trips to the beach and ruins. VERY quiet but that's every where in the south of Turkey after summer finishes. would like to return. AMAZING FREE dinners, best food I had in Turkey i think. Lovely staff. Very cold at night in the dorm but plenty of extra blankets available. I didn't feel worried about safety, because it was chilled out, but if u aren't comfortable with unlocked rooms with no security lockers u won't like it.
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It's true what the other reviews say. The staff here are simply wonderful and the food is absolutely to die for! I looked forward to every meal. Generous breakfast and dinner makes it excellent value. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay.
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Beautiful Pension, great atmosphere, delicious food and very nice and helpful staff: i will defintely come back to sabans pansion and can only recommend you to stay there! i loved this place
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Sabans pension is great if what you are looking is a gateway from the city; it is rustic and simple, and we loved this. Owner is super friendly and the food is just amazing. The food and the place (Olympos) make worth visiting. However, if you are looking for a more traditional accomodation this might not be the place. Rustic can also mean "poor facilities": our room was not made, shower is rather uncomfortable to use and we couldn't get hand towels to put on the floor -which gets inevitably wet
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Great place to stay, amazing dinner!!! I recommend staying here. Only complaints: 1) the camp is clean but dorm room floors are so dirty- especially under the beds. 2) No safe to put caluables in- I had to hide my stuff in the dorm, which doesn't lock. The area is safe but peace of mind would be great. Overall, a great place to meet people and the nicest staff!
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March 10 – Happy Birthday Steve Howe
I was never a big Steve Howe fan, but I remember reading an article about one of Howe's seven suspensions for substance abuse in which Yankee Captain, Don Mattingly was quoted and suddenly feeling sorry for the one-time NL Rookie of the Year reliever. According to Mattingly, Howe was one of the hardest working members of the Yankee roster and an outstanding teammate.
For whatever reason, George Steinbrenner loved giving former big league star players with drug problems second chances. Howe was one of the Yankee owner's first reclamation projects and in the strike shortened season of 1994, he repaid the Boss by once again becoming one of the most effective relief pitchers in baseball. He saved 15 games in that abbreviated year and posted an ERA of under two, helping the Yankees build a huge lead in their division only to have the work stoppage destroy their season.
In 2006, Howe was on a highway in California, driving home to Arizona in his pickup truck following a business meeting. Witnesses say the truck just drifted onto the medium and rolled over. The former pitcher was not wearing his seat belt at the time and he was ejected from the vehicle and killed instantly. He was only 48 years old at the time of his death. Tests later revealed that Howe had methamphetamine in his system at the time of the crash.
Having smoked cigarettes for 17 years of my life, I will never wonder why people cannot overcome their addictions to chemical substances that temporarily relax them and provide a buzz. When we are young, we think we are immortal, able to do anything we want without fear of hurting ourselves. When wiser elders warned me I would find it very difficult to quit cigarettes, I laughed them off. But within a few years of taking my first puff, I was so hooked that I would find myself lying to my family so I could sneak away and grab a smoke. The drug of choice first takes over your body and then controls your life. Those that don't quit fail to reach a point at which they know their lives will be better without the drug until it is too late, or never at all. I'm glad I was able to do so but again, I will never wonder why stars and celebrities like Steve Howe could not.


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Almost exactly one year to the day, Samsung product strategy executive Hankil Yoon told reporters during a media roundtable meeting at Mobile World Congress that his company wasn't doing very well in the tablet market.
Apparently a year can make all the difference in the world as the Korean electronics giant is planning to double their tablet sales from 2012 according to executive vice president of Samsung's mobile unit Y.H. Lee. While we don't have any official full-year sales figures for last year, CNET estimates Samsung could be prepared to move around 40 million slates in 2013.
Lee told the publication that Samsung plans to be very aggressive. Given their success in the mobile handset business as the world's top company, there's little doubt that Samsung has what it takes to be successful.
Earlier this week Samsung unveiled an 8-inch version of the Galaxy Note tablet that is strategically positioned between the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II "phablet" and the full-size Galaxy Note 10.1. This new slate will likely compete with the iPad mini and the Nexus 7 as both feature similarly-sized displays.
If you recall, Samsung got off to a shaky start in the tablet race. The original Galaxy Tab did little to help Samsung's image, perhaps instead further showcasing the dominance that Apple's iPad had at the time. Apple still holds a commanding lead in the category but Samsung's 15.1 percent market share during the fourth quarter of 2012 is certainly a step in the right direction.
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Samsung is releasing an 8 inch tablet about the same time as the S4? Both dates coincidentally happen to be right around the time people get their tax refunds. I wonder why more companies don't do this.
Btw: Intentions are pure marketing hype and these kind of announcements are Madison Avenue's way of keeping market attention on the brand name while hoping & praying that something actually happens.
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Just happened to be at Bestbuy yesterday and saw the 7" tablet ($199) - - considering getting one for the wife.
No Samedung...we don't want your stuff.
speak for yourself - - every product I've purchased has been excellent and drove me to the LED HDTV which we love.
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Even today, many publishers turn to digital editions simply as a straight replica of the print product.
But at a recent FOLIO: Webinar, ŌĆ£State of the Art in Digital Magazines,ŌĆØ two b-to-b publishers shared how they have refigured their digital edition strategies to make them a key part of the editorial, sales and audience development missions.
Uptime Magazine started offering digital editions in 2006 through its printer. At the time, UptimeŌĆÖs Web presence was limited (and overshadowed by its ReliabilityWeb.com sister site), and digital editions were a good way to expand its online presence. However, Uptime stopped that digital edition in late 2007 due to low adoption and no revenue model. ŌĆ£What we failed to do was have a business model around the digital edition,ŌĆØ says Terry OŌĆÖHanlon, publisher of Uptime Magazine and ReliabilityWeb.com. ŌĆ£It was a barebones vanilla platform. We werenŌĆÖt able to provide metrics to advertisers or ourselves.ŌĆØ
In 2008, Uptime teamed with Nxtbook Media and re-launched its digital edition strategy, which today includes 23,000 digital-only subscribers and 60 percent of its annual advertising contracts extending to the digital edition. Average reader visits are eight minutes long, with 20 out of 60 pages viewed and 17 percent of visitors clicking on ads, according to OŌĆÖHanlon.
Uptime has several e-mail publications and includes links to the digital editions in all e-mails (sometimes featuring the TOC of the digital edition with a direct link). ŌĆ£Traffic doesnŌĆÖt happen by accident,ŌĆØ says OŌĆÖHanlon. ŌĆ£Fifty percent of our visitors come through Google or direct links, but 50 percent also come from e-mail pushes.ŌĆØ
More recently, Uptime has started routing the primary Web site domain to the digital edition as a starting page. ŌĆ£We did that to demonstrate our commitment to the digital edition to advertisers and because readers find it easier to route them to the current issue,ŌĆØ says OŌĆÖHanlon. ŌĆ£You can e-mail us and bookmark pagesŌĆöthere is little you can do on a Web site that you canŌĆÖt also do from inside the digital edition.ŌĆØ
Meanwhile, Edgell Communications began testing digital editions for Consumer Goods Technology in 2007, and in 2008 and 2009, replaced four issues of the print magazine with digital issues.
While Edgell isnŌĆÖt replacing Web sites with the digital edition, vice president of online media Rob Keenan agrees with OŌĆÖHanlon on the importance of marketing digital products. ŌĆ£One of the mistakes publishers make on the push side is to say, ŌĆśCome look at the cover of our digital edition,ŌĆÖŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs nice, but itŌĆÖs a sample of the content that really drives them.ŌĆØ
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Publishers need to ask themselves how they are optimizing themselves for the digital format, according to Keenan. What are you putting in the issue that will drive them?
ŌĆ£We donŌĆÖt do a vertical magazine as a digital issue,ŌĆØ he adds. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not constrained to the typical ways we build print. With a digital edition, we can go with a horizontal layout and avoid the zoom function.ŌĆØ
The digital edition of Consumer Goods Technology features deep integration with the Web site, with content flowing through the same CMS. The magazine also includes a number of features that make the issue look digitalŌĆöincluding video, polling, and blow-in charts.
To pull better metrics, Consumer Goods Technology tied ads for its digital edition directly into its ad management system. ŌĆ£A lot of people donŌĆÖt do that but it lets us serve Flash ads and it makes reporting easier,ŌĆØ says Keenan.
Both Uptime and Consumer Goods Technology offer enhanced ads with digital editions, ranging from Flash to video to audio. Consumer Goods Technology has seen Flash boost clickthroughs by 50 percent on some ads and Uptime is providing direct response capabilities, where readers can fill out forms in the ads.
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I'll explain. So, border-control asks the guy in the car his name-gets an answer. Country-gets an answer. Then asks "occupation?"---he means "what do you do for work," but the guy in the CAR thinks he means, "Are you here to OCCUPY my country?"--- and the guy in the car answers calmly, "No, I'm just on vacation." See? Get it now? I lol'd when I read it.... semantics.... words can just be funny sometimes.
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During the beginning of WW2 Germany invaded Poland, Poland in this comic is asking Germany what his occupation is, occupation can also mean invading or taking control of an area. So Germany responded with just visiting. Meaning was wasn't invading or occupying the area.
Please not my WW2 history is pretty **** and it is late, but that should the basic idea of it.
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Clayberg Nursing Home in Cuba hosts events, honors helpers: May has been a busy month for everyone at the Clayberg. We have been honored to have several of the Graham Hospital School of Nursing student rotations this past year. On May 6th, a group of nursing students returned to the Clayberg to volunteer their time in planting flowers with residents, cleaning the fish pond and adding gold fish, and sharing lunch together on the patio. The Clayberg residents and staff have hosted an honors achievement reception for each group of students at the conclusion of their clinical rotations. Pictured here is the most recent student group; Instructor Sue Barth and Senior Students Tara Adams, Josh Wilkinson, Kay Bitner, Elizabeth Crafton, Phyllis Link, and Katie Dye. Residents and staff were also pleasantly surprised on May 6 with family member Richard Kauzlarich of M&R Cleaning Systems in Easton when he and a co-worker spent two days at the Clayberg volunteering their time and equipment to power wash and clean the exterior of the building, the patio, the garden walk ways and the maintenance garage. Mr. Kauzlarich states, "I want to do this for the Clayberg. You have been so good to my mother." We at the Clayberg recognize the generous donation of time and resources received not only this month but also throughout the year. What an honor it is for our elders to be recipients of such love and care by family and friends. The Clayberg residents and staff have been celebrating Nursing Home Week with daily events and activities for all. Highlights of the week have included a Mother's Day Tea with Tiffany Deakin, harpist providing entertainment; the Melotone Choir led by Bill and Bea Lane; Cuba High School Student Art presentation by Instructor Casey Knott and artwork displayed throughout the week, a pet show; a farm tractor show by Richard Howarter; Violinist Jon Lane; Native American Rudy Vallejo from East Moline; Employee Service Recognitions; birthday Bingo with Nike Hays Fulton County Administrator; Cook-out Lunch; an auction and many other fun activities. Instructor Sue Barth of Graham Hospital School of Nursing recently recognized Clayberg Nursing Home staff with a plaque and letter of appreciation. Graham nursing students were at the nursing home recently to gain what is termed clinical rotations. Accepting the plaque on behalf of the nursing home is: Kevin Stoneking, Assistant Administrator; Char Noble, Director of Nursing; and Martha Danielson, Administrator. Also present were senior nursing students Tara Adams (who presents the plaque) and Kay Bitner. Graham Hospital School of Nursing students attend an achievement reception hosted by Clayberg Nursing Home residents and staff. The celebration honored the students' completion of clinical rotation at the nursing home. The photo pictures Sue Barth and senior students Tara Adams, Josh Wilkinson, Kay Bitner, Elizabeth Crafton, Phyllis Link, and Katie Dye. A Graham Hospital School of Nursing senior student assists Clayberg Nursing Home residents Mary Stutsman and Dane Parkinson as they plant flowers. M&R Cleaning Systems employee Daniel volunteers his time to power wash the patio at Clayberg Nursing Home.
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as some of you may have seen on twitter Big Scoob is tweeting that his kidneys are failing him-
thought we should have a thread here wishing him the best and hop on twitter and get behind him. scoobs one of the coolest guys ive ever meet and defintely wish the big homie the best. hope he can be up on the tour and make a good recovery!
I'm praying for him man Jesus will hopefully heal him if not they'll be chillin
he said it on the album he said the doc said that its failin him.. then he sent him a bottle and said fuck him.. but if he keeps drinkin there wont be a recovery… but scooby stay up fam
Keep your head up Big Homie!!!!
I only have one kidney so I feel for him my prayers goes out to you big homie…may god bless you.
Keep ya head up scoob we love u man
Prayin for you scoob
This is shocking and sad. Stay strong Scoob, my thoughts are with you.
Stay strong big homie!
damn scooby, hope you get better.
I just got out of the hemodialysis field so I'll be the first to tell you there are sufficient ways for patients to live happily after renal kidney failure. Honestly can I see him performing on stage with the heavy schedule the tour presents? Not unless he takes very good care of himself. He'd have to take part in the home-dailysis treatment which you need a medical partner for and takes usually 3 to 4 hours to properly cleanse all impurities. This could be done at his house, the tour bus, hotel rooms, among other places. The other option would be to attend a dialysis clinic every other day of the business week locally near his home. The main goal for him is to receive a transplant and depends on his blood type and other various factors including his diligence for treatment. This can happen quickly, slowly, or even never sometimes. It all really depends, every case is different. I'm sorry to hear Big Scoob is suffering with this if his Tweet was indeed meant in an absolute literal way.
Stay up Scoob!
prayin for you scoob
Wow that's sad. Hope he gets better soon.
This happened to be the first random time in days I checked up on twitter and I seen this and was trippin. But ya big up to big scoob.
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Manchester City narrowed the gap on Manchester United from five points to three at the top of the Premier League on Sunday after they won 2-0 at Wolvers and United fought out an astonishing 4-4 draw with Everton at Old Trafford.
The results left the champions in first place on 83 points with City closing in on 80. Both teams have three matches toplay and meet each other in what will almost certainly be the title decider at Manchester City a week on Monday.
City's victory at Molineux, with goals from Sergio Aguero and Samir Nasri, also ensured that Wolves were relegated to the Championship (second tier) after three seasons in the top flight.
United looked set to open an eight-point gap on City, at least until their rivals played later in the day, when they ledEverton 3-1 and 4-2 at Old Trafford but the visitors fought back to salvage a point with late goals from Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar.
Wolves became the first club to be relegated from the Premier League this season.
Wolves loss left them adrift on 23 points with the maximum they can collect now 32, which would still put them inthe relegation positions.
Bolton Wanderers (30 points) and Blackburn Rovers (31) are above them in the drop zone, behind Queens Park Rangers and Wigan Athletic who both have 34.
Wolves have spent three seasons in the top flight, finishing 15th and 17th in the last two, but after sacking manager Mick McCarthy in February and replacing him with his assistant Terry Connor, they have picked up just two points from 10 matches and been bottom of the table for the last month.
Liverpool's imploding league campaign took a turn for the worse as former manager Roy Hodgson, sacked last season by the Reds, oversaw West Brom's first win at Anfield in 45 years with Peter Odemwingie scoring the lone goal in a 1-0 victory.
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Katrina Kaif made them go 'wow' with her modeling assignments. Aishwarya Rai was Miss World - a stunner. While Mrs Rai (now part of the big B family) has since then put on the mandatory with-age extra pounds, Katrina looks as light as feather. A perfect ten for both in the looks department!
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I know, coming from Wisconsin--one of the states hardest hit by the rising crime rate--the toll that this increase in crime takes on communities. But as the witnesses at this hearing are telling us, New Orleans faces unique and unimaginable challenges. Their criminal justice infrastructure is gone. The local police force is working out of FEMA trailers and U-Haul trucks. The sheriff has resorted to housing offenders in tents. There is virtually no funding for the indigent defense system. As Anthony Cannatella of the New Orleans Police Department explained in his testimony, New Orleans is "faced with the daily reality of an imminent collapse of our criminal justice institutions." New Orleans is facing a rising violent crime rate not only with grossly insufficient resources for law enforcement, but also with grossly insufficient resources to build or maintain the elements of a basic community infrastructure such as housing, schools, and businesses to provide jobs. Restoring these services must be a part of any crime control strategy. As New Orleans resident Eric E. Malveau, who has worked as both a prosecutor and a public defender, said in a February 2007 New York Times article on crime in New Orleans, "You can put a cop on every corner, and you will not stop the murders. . . [Y]ou have a large population that is uneducated and has no job and no hope. . . Until you fix that, it's hard to see the problems getting much better." The federal government has an obligation to help. But the response must address these underlying problems and this absence of hope, as well the need to rebuild the criminal justice infrastructure. Just as in any community, prevention and intervention programming should be an integral part of the crime fighting strategy. Mr. Chairman, the continuing problems faced by New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina deserve our attention, and I appreciate your holding this hearing. Thank you. |


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