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Paul W. Smith signs 7-year contract with WJRBy Amy Haimerl
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Paul W. Smith's voice will continue to grace Detroit-area radio waves for another seven years. Atlanta-based Cumulus Media signed a seven-year contract for its veteran morning show host on WJR-AM 760. "I'm thrilled, especially considering the length," said Smith, who can be heard weekday mornings 5:30-9 a.m. "My belief, from what I've heard from a number of people in our business, is that this is unheard of." Smith, who was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in November, has been on WJR since 1996, when he took over for J.P. McCarthy, the station's voice for 30 years. Smith had worked across the country, from New York to Ohio, before landing back near his hometown of Monroe. And he certainly didn't want to leave now. "I like Detroit; I made a commitment to Detroit coming back in 1996," said Smith, 60. "The good stuff is just about to begin with the turnaround. This would be a horrible time to leave." Don't expect big changes from the newsman, though. Over the next seven years, Smith said he intends to bring on more newsmakers and "continue to be a reliable source of level-headed information and entertainment." He also intends to keep bringing his trademark optimism, whether it's about Detroit itself or even the Lions. "I'm a homer; I'm a shameless homer," he said. "But if you're on the radio in Detroit, you better be a homer. … Though even I, the optimist, was down on Tuesday after that Lions game." Cumulus Media also announced in December that it launched a country music station in the Detroit market, NASH-FM 93.1. "I couldn't think of a better city to launch our NASH brand right now, " said John Dickey, co-COO and executive vice president of Cumulus, in a statement. "Detroit is everything country music represents – Made in America, for Americans and authentically America. Country is hugely popular in Detroit and the surrounding communities." Topics in this article: Media
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Originally Posted by Bobber Ran across this really interesting article. Sharp: College football's playoff system will hurt Big Ten ? USATODAY.com Basically says Big 10 and Notre Dame lose on this deal and Big 12 and SEC win. Funny they don't even mention the Pac 10 or anybody else? The SOS part of the selection process will kill ND, they will have to drop all the service acadamies and search hard for tough teams to play. Big 10, Pac 10, ACC and Big East will all suffer on SOS. The rest of the conferences will be non existant because of SOS. The SEC has a lot of tough teams for SOS even though they do not play all the other teams and the BIG 12 by playing all the teams every year will have a good SOS.
Originally Posted by Senolcyc Selection committee will have people from all regions/conferences and programs like Mich, Ohio St, Neb and Penn St will get the benefit of the doubt often. They are money makers. The Big 10 will be just fine. It's top team will be in the playoffs often. Exactly. Somehow I find it really hard to believe that USC, Oregon, Ohio State, Michigan ND, etc will be left out in the cold if/when they have the record to warrant being selected.
Originally Posted by NebrClone The SOS part of the selection process will kill ND, they will have to drop all the service acadamies and search hard for tough teams to play. Big 10, Pac 10, ACC and Big East will all suffer on SOS. The rest of the conferences will be non existant because of SOS. The SEC has a lot of tough teams for SOS even though they do not play all the other teams and the BIG 12 by playing all the teams every year will have a good SOS. You really should have checked out ND's SOS ranking before posting this.
Originally Posted by RayShimley 43% of the time is often? The article says 6 of 14 years in final four of polls. Before or after bowl games? I don't know. But it doesn't matter. Selection committee is not the same. Ohio St will get chosen over a better team with a lesser name. So will Mich. So will Penn St. So will Nebr. That is how CFB works. Always has, always will.
Originally Posted by HFCS Selection committee will favor the Big Ten more than the BCS did, but not radically. The BCS was 33% computers and the Big Ten teams were almost universally ranked higher by voter polls than computer formulas. It's not a radical change, but selection committee is a moderate win for the Big Ten and a moderate lose for the Big 12. Just looking at how polls and computer polls almost always work out. If everyone gets on the same page with 8 or 9 conference games it'll be less of a change, but the human voter bias will always favor Big Ten somehow. Right, but even a moderate improvement on the straight computer ranking wasn't enough to bump a B1G team into the Top 4 in 8/14 years of the BCS. That's the point. If your conference can't even get a team into the play-offs over 50% of the time, it's going to lose a lot of credibility. The line between the elite and lesser BCS conferences was blurred by all the BCS bowls and the AQs. That safety net is gone now. Your champion is in, or it's out. Additionally, I think having the Rose Bowl involved in the play-off will actually backfire for the B1G. If no B1G team cracks the top 4 not only are they out of the championship, they are also not going to get to fall back on the Rose Bowl and their "tradition" with that bowl will slowly erode.
Originally Posted by Clark Exactly. Somehow I find it really hard to believe that USC, Oregon, Ohio State, Michigan ND, etc will be left out in the cold if/when they have the record to warrant being selected. They won't all be out in the cold every year. But there are only 4 spots. SEC getting two in again will almost assure that the B1G or the Pac-12 will be left out. Conferences with a championship game not named the SEC (fair or not) will seriously screw themselves when the higher ranked team goes down in the CCG.
Time will tell
Most years it will be one team each from SEC, Big 12, Big 10 and Pac 12. The faulty presumption is that the SEC will have a two-team combo every year like LSU & Bama last year. It won't.
Would it not be funny if the Big 10 got ruined and we started inviting big10 schools?
I don't really agree. The media still loves to jack up the B1G in every way possible. They always get big time Token rankings at the beginning of the season. If they can just keep one of their big 4 from losing 2 games, they'll end up with the token #4 spot, imo. As long as there arn't 2 undeeateds from other conferences along with another 1 loss SEC team. I don't see the big hubub about it really, yeah, they always got their token BCS bowls for 2 teams, but in reality, they just doubled their opportunity of making it into the NC game. As far as getting a championship, if I were in the B1G, I'd be much happier with this 4 team scenario than I was when they only picked 2 teams to play for it. It's a tougher road for them, than the Big XII or SEC, but I really think they have a better shot of getting in now than they did before, at least for the foreseeable future.
Looking through the end of season (pre bowl game) rankings I come up with the following: 2011: LSU, Bama, Ok St, Stanford/Oregon 2010: this year was a cluster!#$%. The first three were easy: Auburn, Oregon, TCU. Then you have 3 11-1 teams (Stanford, Wisconsin, Ohio St) 2009: Another tough year to pick final 4: Bama, Texas, Boise St, TCU, and Cincinatti all undefeated. Then you have a one loss Florida team as well. 2008: Undefeated Utah and Boise St. along with 7 1 loss teams (OU, Florida, Texas, Bama, USC, Texas Tech, PSU) 2007: weird year. Undefeat Hawaii (weak schedule though) and 1 loss Ohio State. Then you had a host of two loss teams (LSU, Va Tech, OU, Georgia, USC, Mizzou) 2006: Top 3 fairly straight forward: OSU, Florida, Michigan. Then it's between 10-2 LSU vs 10-2 USC 2005: Easy choice for top 2 here with undefeated Texas and USC. Tehn it's between 10-1 PSU, 9-2 OSU, 10-1 Oregon, 9-2 Notre Dame, 10-2 Georgia. 2004: USC, OU, and Auburn are all undefeated and clear cut choices. Then it comes down to a 10-1 Texas, 10-1 California, and undefeated Utah and boise st teams. 2003: LSU, OU, and USC all have one loss and are locks for the playoff. Then it comes down to two loss Michigan, Ohio St, Texas, FSU, Maimi, and Tennessee teams. 2002: Ohio St and Miami are the two locks with Georgia being a near lock. Then it comes down to an 11-1 Iowa vs a 10-2 USC 2001: Miami and Nebraska are near locks. Then it's 1 loss Oregon along with 2 loss Colorado, Florida, UT, Texas for the final two spots. 2000: Undefeated OU followed by 5 1 loss teams (FSU, Miami, Wash, Va Tech, Ore. St) 1999: FSU, Va Tech, and Nebraska are easy choices. Tough choice for the last spot between 9-2 Bama, 10-1 KSU, 9-2 Wisconsin, 9-2 Tennessee 1998: Undefeated Tennessee is only easy choice. They are followed by 1 loss KSU, FSU, OSU, Wisconsin teams and 2 loss A&M and Florida
There were no years where the top 4 were clearly seperated and very few where there was a definative top 3. People going back and just looking at the top 4 of the BCS standings are being silly. For instance last year Stanford was the #4 team in the BCS standings but they were smoked by Oregon and Oregon was the conference champion. No way Stanford gets in ahead of them.
I can't wait until its 2 Big 12 vs 2 SEC teams every year My actual question would be if the BCS rankings will still exist.
My teams: (as of 9/20/13) Cleveland Browns: 0-2 - .000 Cleveland Indians: 83-70 - .542 Cleveland Cavs: 24-58 - .293 Iowa State Cyclones (FB): 0-2 - .000 9/22/18 & 9/7/19 Akron and Iowa State CAN'T WAIT!
Originally Posted by ISUCyclones2015 I can't wait until its 2 Big 12 vs 2 SEC teams every year My actual question would be if the BCS rankings will still exist. Nope. There will be no BCS therefore no BCS rankings. There will still be rankings like the AP and coaches presumably and I'm sure guys like Sagarin will still be doing their rankings as well.
Originally Posted by ISUCyclones2015 My actual question would be if the BCS rankings will still exist. No they will not exist. But a selection committee might use some kind of "RPI" rankings.
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vibe: 3 | quality: 3 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $
out of the few BevMo i been to, this one is the better. i can usually find something i want for a good price. can get alaskan, lost abbey/ port brewing, deschutes, ballast point, firestone walker and so on. not a huge selection of limited or rare bottles, but you can find a few. some of the selection of bottles have been there for a while, old angles share and older viscosity are cool. but, questionably old ipa's and dipa's scare me. all in all i always leave with something i was looking for, or someone is. you can just never go in thinking of something specific!
08-31-2011 16:36:37 | More by shwillivanilli
3.45/5 rDev -3.9%
quality: 3 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | $$
The Camden BevMo is one of the largest in the company, which means that there's always going to be a decent selection and they get limited releases that other BevMos in the area don't. A small cooler section, most of which is dedicated toward 6 packs... a good chunk of which is BMC. which means most brews are on the shelves or in stack-outs. which bothers me a bit, especially when there's plentiful IPAs & IIPAs sitting on the shelves, covered in dust. Not a great sign. And stock doesn't get rotated all that often... out of date bottles are unfortunately, not all that uncommon.
They do have a somewhat knowledgeable beer staff (I believe the head beer guy just changed, and in the right direction, from what I've heard). Service is run of the mill from BevMo - occasional people half-assedly asking if you're doing okay. But it's okay... there are enough shelves for me to browse on my own. One aisle faces the windows, which means a good bit of light exposure, but it's not craft so it doesn't impact me all that much.
All in all, if you're looking for a one-stop beer shop in the San Jose area, this is your spot. Great selection trumps the concerns with storage, coolers, and the often lack-luster service.
11-21-2010 07:56:41 | More by djeucalyptus
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quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | $$
Medum sized BevMo with a nice several-aisle selection. The beer is out of direct sunlight but I suspect the unrefrigerated shelved beer gets little turnover and just sits around going bad. Lots of Stone, Rogue, Moylan's, etc. Basically all the stuff with lots of distribution. Not a place to go hunting for rarities. This particular store helped me cut my teeth on Trappist and west coast beers before Santa Cruz developed a better array of beer stores, but nostalgia can't save this from being just another generic BevMo.
02-15-2009 05:58:33 | More by illidurit
3.55/5 rDev -1.1%
quality: 4 | service: 2.5 | selection: 4 | $$
The BevMo is at the intersection of Union and Camden in an older strip mall. Like a lot of BevMo's, it has a fairly large selection, with domestic micro brews heavily weighted towards California and West Coast breweries and a fairly large and diverse import selection. As with big box stores, the store help is rather sparse and not particularly knowledgeable. Most of the beer inventory isn't refrigerated, and while I've purchased plenty of warm bottled that tasted great, buyer beware. A pretty low percentage of the inventory is kept cold, lower than most BevMos I've seen.
On Fridays weekends, they often have beer or wine tastings of 2-5 selections, and I would often time my visits to the store with these tastings.
You can also order a fairly large selection (30+)of kegs in advance at this location from places like Anderson Valley and Lagunitas in addition to large, industrial brews.
12-07-2008 20:03:58 | More by RunDWP
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quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$
Maybe it's because I came here when not a lot of special stuff was in, but I swear I've seen a much better level of selection here in the past. That being said there was still quite a bit of nice stuff to choose from. It could have been more exciting, yes. But I don't really think that this particular area really has the demand for a consistently wider selection of rarities. Service is about what you'd expect. Overall if you are in the area for whatever reason, go for it. If you are looking for rarities, you might want to trek to San Francisco or other spots besides this.
07-21-2008 07:21:57 | More by RblWthACoz
3/5 rDev -16.4%
quality: 3 | service: 2.5 | selection: 3.5 | $
This seems to be the largest bevmo in the area, bigger than their Santa Clara and Willow Glen locations and pretty comparable size wise to their Sunnyvale store. Despite the size of the store, the beer selection is about average for Bevmos. While the service isn't attrocious I have never entered this store and been helped by anyone who had more than a basic understanding of the beers they carried. My main point of contention with this store is their beer always seems to have been sitting on the shelf for a while. I have never entered a store (bevmo or otherwise) where there has been a thick layer of dust on as many bottles as this location. This fact in general has made me avoid this bevmo like the plague. Whether or not the beers quality has suffered isn't the biggest issue for me, it just seems like they really don't care. The prices are inexpensive compared to pretty much anywhere else.
08-13-2007 21:37:43 | More by Lothore
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quality: 3 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$
This is the only place that I've found in my area that stocks a good selection of beer. It is your standard Bevmo, clean and well laid-out. They have a cooler that is stocked with 6 packs and bombers. Everything is on the shelves. I'm a little concerned that some of their stock is old and not well cared for. The selection is very good but falls well short of great. They get in the limited release beers but they sell-out quickly. I haven't tested their customer service out much but it seems to be average.
This is definitely not the best Bevmo that I've been to. The ones in the city are much better. I'd also like to see more beer in the coolers. However for the South Bay, I don't think there are any places that are better.
Update on 4/12/07: I've noticed a few things about this store after many visits and comparing it to other Bevmo's in the area. They do not have enough beers in the cooler. Yesterday I noticed that they have all their Stone IPA and Moylan's Hopsickle on the floor when they are marked "keep refrigerated" on the bottle. I then noticed that their entire stock of Stone IPA and Ruination are all expired and past the "enjoy by" date that is marked on the bottle. No wonder the last Stone IPA that I bought here tasted bad. I don't think their beers get a lot of turnover. I will be avoiding this place in the future. Please let me know if there is a better place to get beer in the South Bay! There must be!
03-26-2007 20:00:35 | More by willjschmidt
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quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$
My wife and I stopped off here yesterday afternoon.
The beer selection is very good but not great. There is a cold case with various 6,12s,and bombers. Our first impression was there are some excllent beers but not much we can't get in Santa Cruz.
However, we then began to walk down the aisles-one for British, one for German/European, one for Micros and one for Macros. There we discovered some beers we can't get on our side of the hill-beers such as Stone!!!
We ended up gettig a case and 1/2 of various winter beers-Sudwerk, Big Sky, etc. and a couple of bombers-Stone's Smoked Porter and one from Rogue.
Picked up some bubbly for the new year then we were on our way.
Service was good we were asked several times if we needed help-however once we were in line chaos ruled-as there were no employees directing customers to the next available checker.
We will be back I just wish there were more CA beers-Russian River, Ballast Point, etc.
12-20-2006 16:02:24 | More by bradybeer
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quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | $$
It's my go-to store since I live in Campbell. I have found it to be the only stop in the area which carries a good selection of beer. The place is kept pretty clean and the staff seems to be moderately knowledgable. Sometimes they comment on the craft beers I pick up which is nice. The selection of beer ranges from macros to micros, with an interesting selection of out-of-state micros occassionally. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of the beers. They have a lot to offer in terms of beer munchies as well. I tend to pick up a good root beer from their soda section for the ride home as well.
07-18-2006 00:28:39 | More by poluti
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Stopped in briefly while Alewife and daughter #1 were touring the nearby Winchester Mystery House.... Lots of bier, sorted by country of origin.... nice Belgian and German aisles (Hopf? Cool!!), and lots of US craft stuff.... was looking to score some good Cali biers not easily available back east.... but no Russian River, and I don't recall any Alesmith (did I miss it?). Asked about Stone VE 06.06.06 and the guy said it would be in during July. Huh? Service was still good overall, as one nearby customer was getting loads of helpful tips from an employee. Very good offerings, though I thought they could (should?) have had more local stuff.
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Thomas, who ranks fourth in the AFC with 1,312 receiving yards and nine touchdowns, is the next man up at wideout if any of the four players named to the position cannot attend the game. A.J. Green, Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne and Wes Welker are the four receivers currently on the squad.
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Using my laptop, I researched on their website bulletin boards and found that I needed to uninstall the program, but the usual way wasn't working because the True Vector kept stopping. In Safe Mode, I was able to delete most (if not all) of the Zone Alarm and True Vector files, emptied the Recycling Bin and restarted. The Zone Alarm was gone, but my internet wouldn't work at all (prior to this, it would work occasionally until True Vector stopped). When I run Windows Network Diagnostics, it tells me "the network adapter 'Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC' is experiencing driver or hardware related issues." Above that it says "The network adapter 'Local Area Connection' is not correctly configured to use the IP protocol." Using a flash driver, I updated the driver for the Realtek, but that didn't solve the problem. I've searched high and low on the internet, read and re-read the Zone Alarm board (one "guru" there simply regurgitates ZA's plan and then throws up his hands and says it's hard to diagnose a computer from afar - yes, I know they're volunteers and I know that's a true statement). I know many folks on here are very tech savvy, so I thought I'd toss it out here to you all to see if anyone has any ideas. I know the network card is working because this laptop is connecting to the network, as is my daughter's computer upstairs. Help!
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One thought, and it's just a guess based on how you described things... you said you tried to uninstall but the TrueVector kept it from finishing, then you started removing files. Is the system still attempting to run the TrueVector service? It basically puts itself in the path of all TCP/IP communication, so if it's not working right, it could have the practical effect of disrupting the Realtek card's ability to deal with the TCP/IP protocol, i.e. the error messages you're getting.
I don't have Vista so I'll describe XP and hope you can figure out how to do the same: Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services See if the "TrueVector Internet Monitor" is listed. If the Status is "Started" or the Startup Type is anything but "Disabled," then stop the service if it's running, set the Startup Type to "Disabled" and then re-boot and see if it helped.
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It seems this problem is back again? I can't connect to Envato Analytics… is it the same on your side too?
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Only two participants for now. I wonder if this contest is going to be extended. Any chance to give some more time? Few days more could be nice…
The contest was already extended until today. If you have submitted your item until now and it gets approved i think it can be considered for the contest. (i`m not 100% sure, this what they told me).
The themes that have been already accepted are just soft-disabled so you can improve preview images. I think they have sent an e-mail to all of you explaining what's happening and how to reupload your themes.
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I think the contest deadline will be extended again because half of the themes have already been disabled for improvements.
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In this case they`ll have to extend the contest one more month :))
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It looks like the contest was failed. It was 16 days in temporarily held queue
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It will be really nice to see the Vols getting some positive publicity on draft day as opposed to the last couple years when you just saw a lot of orange chasing other players in their highlights.
One other thing I noticed on that draft board that I thought was interesting:
#11. Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
This guy is a consensus top 20 pick, and one of the top 2-3 offensive tackles on pretty much everyone's board. He is one of only a couple projected first rounders from non-BCS conferences. He was a two star recruit according to Rivals. He was also recruited by many of the same coaches that are now at UT, and played under them for a year (Jones, Mahoney, Azzanni, Bajakian, Stripling, Elder were all on that staff). I love seeing success stories like this, and even more so when it involves guys connected to the Vols. Good for Fisher, and good for Jones & company for finding him.
(note: this post is not directed any proving a point to anyone on this board, nor is it intended to stir up another rousing debate about recruiting under the radar players.)
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I love the loyalty and attention to detail RTA! +1 I still don't see it happening but good luck to your dirty birds. They're gonna need a little this weekend. Take it from a Packers fan, Kaepernick is NO FREAKING JOKE! He can and will beat you by himself if you guys don't contain him.
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As a fellow Packers fan, I had the same hope...although I'm not sure he's a Ted Thompson kind of player. His measureables will be amazing, but I'm curious how he interviews etc. Not that he's a bad guy or anything, but he seemed kind of aloof. And the whole "not going to classes" thing won't play well with some old school guys (like TT) who think that reflects on their discipline etc.


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Wednesday Dec. 8 The day shift began with Operations monitoring Tevatron store (TeV) 8340 (90.29E30) and the Recycler stash (185.5E10), with the Antiproton Source (Pbar) stacking (33.4E10), with the Main Injector (MI), Linac, and Booster operating normally, with the NuMI and MiniBooNE experiments taking beam, and with the Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF) and D-Zero (D0) using the colliding beams. During the day shift, Operations terminated store 8340 at 12:08 PM. Mechanical Support personnel changed some LCW filters while the TeV was at low energy; Electrical (EE) Support personnel replaced two corrector magnet power supplies as well. Operations injected a proton-only store into the TeV to get new orbit smooth values after the corrector change outs. Operations put the TeV into HEP shot setup at 3:14 PM. Unfortunately, the TeV quenched at 4 PM due to a TeV RF station (TRF4) tripping off during the ramp. Operations reported that a Recycler power supply developed a LCW leak; EE Support personnel repaired the leak. During the evening shift, Operations began the TeV quench recovery. TeV RF personnel changed the power amplifier for RF stations TRF4 and 6. Operations prepared the CDF and D0 collision halls for accesses. Operations began the TeV checkout at 7:30 PM. Operations put the TeV into shot setup at 9:30 PM and established store 8348 at 11:35 PM with an average initial luminosity (AIL) of 198.07E30. Operations reported sending 30 minutes of beam to the returning Meson FTBF experiment T-994 (JASMIN). Thursday Dec. 9 The midnight shift began with Operations monitoring store 8348 (144E30) and the stash (60E10), with Pbar stacking (18E10), and with NuMI and MiniBooNE taking beam. During the midnight shift, Operations established beam to T-944 at 4:18 AM. Operations terminated store 8348 at 4:49 AM, put the TeV into shot setup, and established store 8349 at 6:07 AM with an AIL of 184.37E30. Operations disabled beam from the Proton Source at 6:08 AM in preparation for MI and Booster accesses. The MI access started at 7 AM. The Booster access started at 7:15 AM. The NuMI access started at 7:33 AM. During the day shift, Operations reported that the primary reason for the accesses was to find and repair a vacuum leak in the MI abort line. Operations reported that Linac, Booster, and NuMI personnel had finished their accesses by the end of shift. MiniBooNE made an access during the day as well. No beam was delivered to users due to the accesses. During the evening shift, TeV personnel began end-of-store and crystal collimator studies at 7 PM. Vacuum technicians completed their repairs in MI at 5:50 PM. Operations established beam to MiniBooNE at 5:53 PM. Operations reported problems recovering two MI Lambertson magnets. Operations established beam to NuMI and Pbar 7:37 PM. Friday Dec. 10 The midnight shift began with Operations monitoring store 8349 (33.61E30) and the stash (106.5E10), with Pbar stacking (24.5E10), and with NuMI and MiniBooNE taking beam. During the midnight shift, Operations terminated store 8349 at 1:43 AM and put the TeV into shot setup, but the shot setup was aborted at 2:30 AM when a MI bend power supply tripped off. Operators called in EE Support personnel to investigate and they decided to take the power supply out of the circuit and turn on. Operations restored beam to NuMI and Pbar at 5:54 AM. Operations put the TeV into shot setup at 6:36 AM and established store 8351 at 7:50 AM with an AIL of 170.65E30. The Plans for Friday and the Weekend The plans for today and the weekend are to stack, stash, and store. |
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Vaginal spermicides are a type of contraceptive (birth control). These products are inserted into the vagina before any genital contact occurs or sexual intercourse begins. They work by damaging and killing sperm in the vagina. Therefore, the sperm are not able to travel from the vagina into the uterus and fallopian tubes, where fertilization takes place.
Vaginal spermicides, when used alone, are much less effective in preventing pregnancy than birth control pills, an intrauterine device (IUD), or spermicides used together with another form of birth control, such as cervical caps, condoms, or diaphragms. Studies have shown that when spermicides are used alone, pregnancy usually occurs in 21 of each 100 women during the first year of spermicide use. The number of pregnancies is reduced when spermicides are used with another method, especially the condom. Discuss with your doctor what your options are for birth control and the risks and benefits of each method.
The most effective way to protect yourself against HIV (AIDS) and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is by abstinence (not having sexual intercourse) or by having only one partner who you can be sure is not already infected or is not going to get an STD. However, if either of these methods is not likely or possible, using latex (rubber) condoms with a spermicide is the best way of protecting yourself.
The use of a spermicide is recommended even when you are using nonbarrier methods of birth control, such as birth control pills (the pill) or intrauterine devices (IUDs), since these do not offer any protection from STDs.
Vaginal spermicides are available without a prescription.
This product is available in the following dosage forms:
Portions of this document last updated: Nov. 01, 2013
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