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A Monday MRI confirmed the Broncos' worst fears — that the fifth-year safety tore his anterior cruciate ligament on a collision with Demetrin Veal late in Sunday's 31-20 win at Pittsburgh.
"You could see it happen right in front of you," Head Coach Mike Shanahan said. "It was just a freak injury and it's really a shame, because he's really been playing well."
Brandon knew immeditately that the injury was severe.
"I felt the play, so I know what happened," Brandon said. "I could feel it. It was pretty painful."
The fifth-year safety played extensively Sunday after Nick Ferguson incurred a second-quarter concussion on a collision with Pittsburgh's Hines Ward, but most of Brandon's action came in the team's "Big Nickel" scheme, where they used Brandon as a fifth defensive back instead of inserting a third cornerback as is routine for a nickel package. The scheme was designed to help combat the threat posed by some of the productive tight ends the Broncos face — including Kansas City's Tony Gonzalez and San Diego's Antonio Gates — and, for the most part, it has worked since it was installed last year.
The scheme won't be tossed out because of Brandon's absence, but Shanahan declined to indicate who would replace him in the scheme.
"Someone will play that position," Shanahan said. "Obviously we won't talk about who will play it for obvious reasons, but we'll still have a big nickel, a regular nickel, and we'll still go with that type of mindset."
Sunday night, Curome Cox replaced Brandon after the injury, and recovered a fumble and intercepted a pass as the Broncos salted away the win.
Other injuries of note:
- Ebenezer Ekuban: Strained thigh; undergoing MRI examination later Monday.
- Patrick Chukwurah: Strained hamstring; undergoing MRI examination later Monday.
- Ian Gold: Strained hamstring, undergoing MRI examination later Monday.
- Nick Ferguson: Concussion; CT scan came up negative.
- John Lynch: Concussion; CT scan came up negative.
- Darrent Wiliams: Separated shoulder; will know more Wednesday.
- Rod Smith: Separated shoulder; will know more Wednesday.
- Al Wilson: "Mild" concussion; no examination.
Counting Brandon's season-ending tear, that's nine injuries discussed by Shanahan at his press conference Monday — eight on defense.
"I don't think I can ever remember losing as many guys on one side of the football," Shanahan said.
Tags: Al Wilson, Darrent Williams, Defensive linemen, Ebenezer Ekuban, Ian Gold, Injury report, John Lynch, Linebackers, Mike Shanahan, Nick Ferguson, Patrick Chukwurah, Rod Smith, Safeties, Sam Brandon, Wide receivers

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To evaluate whether daily oral micronized progesterone is effective in preventing recurrent spontaneous preterm birth (RSPB) and whether micronized progesterone use increases maternal serum progesterone levels.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Preterm Birth |
Drug: oral micronized progesterone Drug: Identical Placebo tablet |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | Prevention of Recurrent Preterm Birth With Micronized Progesterone |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Rate of Recurrent Preterm Birth [ Time Frame: Prior to 37 weeks' gestation ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Spontaneous preterm birth prior to 37 weeks' gestation. Indicated preterm deliveries (for maternal or fetal reasons) were excluded.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Serum Progesterone Levels [ Time Frame: At approximately 28 weeks' gestation ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 36 |
Study Start Date: | November 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | January 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Progesterone Group |
Drug: oral micronized progesterone
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Other Name: Prometrium(TM)
Placebo Comparator: Placebo |
Drug: Identical Placebo tablet
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To evaluate whether 400 mg daily oral micronized progesterone from 16 to 34 weeks' is effective in preventing recurrent spontaneous preterm birth (RSPB) and whether micronized progesterone use increases maternal serum progesterone levels.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 45 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- pregnant women less than 20 weeks' gestation who had at least one prior spontaneous preterm birth of a liveborn baby between 20 & 0/7 weeks' and 36 & 6/7 weeks' gestation.
Exclusion Criteria:
- multiple gestations, the presence of major fetal anomalies, progesterone use in the current pregnancy (ongoing or past), the presence of a cervical cerclage, and the presence of a placenta previa.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01180296
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Dayton, Ohio, United States, 45409 |
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Principal Investigator: | David S McKenna, MD | Fetal Medicine Foundation/USA |
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Responsible Party: | David S. McKenna, Fetal Medicine Foundation/USA |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01180296 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | MVH-MP-Pilot-RCT |
Study First Received: | August 10, 2010 |
Results First Received: | June 22, 2011 |
Last Updated: | March 2, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Fetal Medicine Foundation:
Preterm birth, prevention, progesterone, oral |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Premature Birth Obstetric Labor, Premature Obstetric Labor Complications Pregnancy Complications Progesterone |
Progestins Hormones Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists Physiological Effects of Drugs Pharmacologic Actions |
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Dr. Karl Kelsey, MD, MOH, is interested in the application of laboratory-based biomarkers in environmental disease, with experience in chronic disease epidemiology and tumor biology. The goals include a mechanistic understanding of individual susceptibility to exposure-related cancers. In addition, his laboratory is interested in tumor biology, investigating somatic alterations in tumor tissue. This work involves using an epidemiologic approach to characterize epigenetic and genetic alteration of genes in the causal pathway for malignancy.
Dr. Karl Kelsey, MD, MOH, is Professor of Community Health and Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Brown University. He is Director of the Center for Environmental Health and Technology, home to the Brown University Superfund Basic Research Program. Dr. Kelsey is interested in the application of laboratory-based biomarkers in environmental disease, with experience in chronic disease epidemiology and tumor biology. The goals of his work include a mechanistic understanding of individual susceptibility to exposure-related cancers. In addition, his laboratory is interested in tumor biology, investigating somatic alterations in tumor tissue from patients who have developed exposure-related cancers. This work involves using an epidemiologic approach to characterize epigenetic and genetic alteration of genes in the causal pathway for malignancy. Active work includes several studies of individual susceptibility to cancer. Dr. Kelsey's laboratory is investigating susceptibility to smoking-related lung cancer, studying multi-racial and ethnic populations. In addition, the laboratory is also studying inherited susceptibility to brain tumors and pancreatic cancer. Major case control studies that are ongoing in the laboratory include studies designed to understand inherited and acquired susceptibility in head and neck cancers. The laboratory is also involved in a case control study of asbestos-associated mesothelioma, and arsenic exposure, cigarette smoking and bladder cancer. Considerable work is being devoted to understanding the mechanisms of action of both asbestos and arsenic including their ability to effect promoter methylation and gene silencing in carcinogenesis. Recent work in the laboratory includes an interest in reproductive outcomes; Professor Kelsey has partnered with Dr. Stephen Buka (Epidemiology Division Head in the Department of Community Health) and Dr. Maureen Phipps (Director of the Brown University/Women & Infants Hospital National Center of Excellence in Women's Health) to initiate a Rhode Island birth cohort, now termed the Generations Project. Dr. Kelsey received his MD from the University of Minnesota and Masters of Occupational Health from Harvard University.Research Description
Karl Kelsey, M.D., a new professor of community health, brings a unique set of skills to these questions. Kelsey is a molecular biologist who studies substances in blood or tissue that signal that cancer is present or progressing. Kelsey has identified several of these disease-flagging features, known as biomarkers, for breast, lung and other cancers.But Kelsey doesn't stop in the lab. He takes the knowledge gained there and applies it to people, overseeing large studies that compare people with cancer to a very similar group of people without cancer. Then Kelsey and colleagues study the medical and lifestyle histories of people in each group to learn what factors may have caused them to get sick. His work has led to critical and sometimes surprising findings, such as the role human papilloma virus has in increasing risk for head and neck cancers.
Kelsey also studies how toxic substances behave in the body, influencing gene activity and forming tumors in ways that differ from tumors created by genetic defects. For example, on the cellular level, the lung cancer tumor of a smoker looks different from the lung cancer tumor of a nonsmoker.
"I like taking basic biology tools and knowledge and applying them to people," he said. "This combination of science and medicine suits me."
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1994 Council Fellow, Collegium RamazziniAffiliations
Professional Societies:1982 Environmental Mutagen Society
1985 Radiation Research Society
1985 American Association for the Advancement of Science
1985 American Occupational and Environmental Medicine Association
1985 American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
1989 American Association for Cancer Research
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1993Pres. Contributing Editor, American Journal of Industrial Medicine
2007Pres. Editorial Academy, International Journal of Oncology
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R01 CA078609 Kelsey (PI) 04/01/2006 03/31/2011NIH/NCI
The Boston Collaborative Oral Cancer Study
The aim of the project is to investigate gene-environment interaction in oral cancer using a population-based case-control approach.
R01 CA121147 Kelsey (PI) 09/01/2007 02/28/2011
The Molecular Epidemiology of Bladder Cancer
This project investigates carcinogen-induced inactivation of tumor suppressor genes. It will specifically clarify the relationship of carcinogen exposure with epigenetic silencing of genes in the causal pathway for this disease.
R01 CA126939 Kelsey (PI) 05/17/2008 03/31/2013
The Epidemiology of Molecular Alterations in Mesothelioma
This project will study the molecular character of their tumors, proposing that the character of the lesions in the tumor is associated with the nature of their asbestos exposure and well as with their response to treatment.
R01 ES006717 Wiencke (PI) 02/01/2004-11/30/2009
Biomarkers of Lung Cancer Susceptibility in Minorities
To genotype African American and Hispanic lung cancer cases and controls for candidate gene polymorphisms that indicate possible gene-environmental interactions in lung cancer.
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A Gloucester County, N.J., man who was deemed a career offender was sentenced today to 204 months in prison for conspiring with his brother and others to distribute crack cocaine, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Tyren Ali, 30, of West Deptford, N.J., previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Noel L. Hillman to an Indictment charging him with conspiring with his brother, Kevin Grant, and others to distribute more than 28 grams of crack cocaine from March 2011 through May 19, 2011. Judge Hillman imposed the sentence today in Camden federal court.
According to documents filed in the case and statements made in court:
From March 2011 through May 19, 2011, Ali sold approximately 88 grams of crack cocaine to a confidential informant working on behalf of law enforcement officers. Ali utilized others, including his brother, to distribute the crack. Grant previously pleaded guilty and is awaiting sentencing. Because of his long criminal history, including five prior felony drug offenses, Ali was deemed a "career offender" by Judge Hillman, a designation that allows the judge to impose an enhanced sentence.
In addition to the prison term, Judge Hillman sentenced Ali to five years of supervised release and ordered him to pay $3,990 in restitution.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Brian R. Crowell, with the investigation leading to today's sentencing. He also thanked the Camden Police Department and the Camden County Prosecutor's Office for their important roles in the investigation.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Diana Carrig of the U.S. Attorney's Office Criminal Division in Camden.
Defense counsel: Peter Alfinito Esq., Cherry Hill, N.J.
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Millennium Series Update: Suspended Players, London Field Layout, and Teaser Video
- Updated: June 4, 2012 at 2:59 PM
The big news from across the pond is the releasing of the London layout (shown below) and that Lisbon Benfica player Hugo Domingues will be banned for the rest of the season, plus eight more to come. The league does state that after five years have passed he may appeal the decision, but this banning means that Domingues will not be able to even touch a tournament field as a player, or spectate, or be a staff member, or vendor.
Below is a prepared statement from the Millennium Series on the incident, a list of suspended players from the Bitburg event and the London Masters field layout, plus a video teaser from our European Media Partners at VideoArt.
[quote]To protect our customers and staff from further deliberate and malicious assaults by player Domingues, the Millennium Series has decided to ban him for 8 years from all tournaments, starting in calendar year 2013.
For 8 years he will not be allowed onto tournament grounds in any capacity, not as player, not as spectator nor as staff of a vendor. After 5 years, player Domingues may appeal for review of his case. The Millennium Series will also inform EPBF to take appropriate action.
German law enforcement agencies are investigating the case as well and the Millennium Series will fully cooperate with them.[/quote]
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Chris Fisher – London Tigers, Malicious Overshooting
Timm Duehrsen – Fraggle Army Flensburg, Malicious Overshooting
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- Übersicht über die bibliothekarischen Einrichtungen an der Universität Frankfurt am Main (2000)
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- Königliche Gartenbibliothek ehemals zu Schloss Herrenhausen bei Hannover : Pressemappe (2008)
- Die Frankfurter Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg ist um einen bedeutenden Buchbestand reicher: knapp 1.000 historische Bände aus der ehemaligen Königlichen Gartenbibliothek Herrenhausen in Hannover wurden am 23. Januar 2008 in Frankfurt der Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt.
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- The major challenge facing universities in the next decade is to reinvent themselves as information organizations. Universities are, at their core, organizations that cultivate knowledge, seeking both to create new knowledge and to preserve and convey existing knowledge, but they are remarkably inefficient and therefore ineffective in the way that they leverage their own information resources to advance that core activity. This talk will explore ways that the university could learn from what is now widely called "Web 2.0" -- a term that is meant to identify a shift in emphasis from the computer as platform to the network as platform, from hardware to data, from the wisdom of the expert to the wisdom of crowds, and from fixity to remixability.
- Digital repositories at the "Tipping point" : integration of information services into university infrastructure (2007)
- In several academic fields (most notably: physics, mathematics, economics, astronomy, and computer science), most current research papers are freely accessible on the Internet in both pre- and post-publication formats. For these disciplines, open-access dissemination of publications and data has created a robust and useful information environment that is highly valued by researchers. While the acceptance of open-access dissemination has been disruptive to traditional scholarly publishing, the status and economic value of the elite journals has remained largely intact. Indeed, publication in the most prestigious journals (e.g., Science, Nature, Cell, BMJ, etc.) may have more influence than ever in determining the advancement of academic careers. Traditional publishing and open access will continue to coexist uncomfortably for years to come, but the next wave of digital publishing systems (empowered social networking applications) will establish open access repositories as indispensable infrastructure for the sciences and social sciences.
- Collaboration is the secret of success : strategies for integrating information services with learning, teaching and research (2007)
- Working closely with teaching and research staff is critical to the success of libraries and information services. Indeed, the degree of integration with a University's academic work is one of the factors that distinguish a successful service from a poor one. This paper will consider the relationship between information services and how universities operate. Using the challenges facing institutions as a starting point - including the move towards a single European higher education market - the impact of information provision on institutional strategies will be explored. Information resources underpin all learning, teaching and research activities and the presentation will consider the professional practice which ensures that libraries and computing services are fully exploited. The focus on the experience of students is leading some institutions to integrate information services with a wide range of other activities and the paper will consider the opportunities and challenges which this brings, including the need to build working relationships with a broader range of professional groups.
- IntegraTUM : information services and university IT governance (2007)
- Universities of the 21st century heavily depend on an efficient IT infrastructure for teaching, research and administration. E-Learning environments, blended learning and all sorts of multimedia and cooperative environments are important requirements for teaching at universities and for further education. Many of the organizational structures such as continuous examinations, interdisciplinary studies, ECTS system and many more require efficient examination administration systems as well as room and personnel management. Research is based on Internet inquiries, eScience, eLibrary and other IT supported media. Research results must be documented and archived in a digital way and results must be distributed and marketed through the Internet. The efficient administration of all kinds of resources of the university must be planned using management support systems. Decisions of university heads must be prepared from well documented statistics and analysis software. In the past, many of the applications named above for teaching, research and administration have been performed by separate software applications and run in distributed environments of universities. Powerful server structures and networking features as well as new software technology like service-oriented architectures make it necessary to recentralize the IT services of the university after a long period of decentralization. Based on metadirectories and unified access procedures, all of the software components must be integrated into a seamless IT infrastructure. To guarantee consistency, data must not be stored in a redundant way. Project IntegraTUM of Technische Universität München started in 2003 and is an umbrella project to define such a seamless IT infrastructure for a university with 22.000 students and approximately 10.000 staff. The talk describes the project, which besides the definition of new technology is based on a fundamental process analysis of the university and many changes in the organizational structure.
- Information supply in the era of mass digitisation (2007)
- Information Supply in the era of mass digitization Drawing on his experience at the Bodleian Library and now at the British Library, Ronald Milne will share his first-hand impressions of 'boutique' and mass digitization programmes, such as those being undertaken by Google and Microsoft, and their effect on information supply. Collections define libraries. What does this mean in the 21st Century? Will all libraries become equal as the digital revolution progresses? What might the digitization and indexing of millions of works mean for university researchers and the intellectually curious more generally? What are the benefits and what are the strategic issues that we are bound to consider?


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THE HISTORY OF online incentive program management is not a long one. In the mid-1990s, pioneers began hammering together Web sites where participants could read contest rules, view their qualification progress, search online merchandise catalogs, or click links to the resorts and destinations hosting an incentive travel reward. In the past few years, online registration has quickly become commonplace, and some sites have broken ground with customized e-communications, interactive Web site elements, and new sales data management tools. While most insurance companies have limited online support for the marketing and management of incentive programs, these developments nevertheless add a motivational edge as well as the efficiencies of automation.
Michael Hadlow, president of USMotivation, the Atlanta-based incentive house, says, "Every single program that we have sold to a client in the last year and a half has been online. Completely online. That doesn't mean we're not sending communications out [in the mail], but it means that all the information for the participant is online." For those planning sales and distributor incentives, old concerns over Web access have practically vanished, he says.
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Among the promises of e-incentives is being able communicate to the field with more robust and frequent communications — online newsletters, polling, and customized e-mails. Do the top 20 percent of producers need to get the same motivational messages as the bottom 20 percent? Is the same message appropriate for all parts of the country?
Roni Swift, director of meetings and travel for AmerUs Life Insurance Group in Des Moines, Iowa, is beginning to ask those kinds of questions now that her first-generation online incentive system is in place. The company has an agent "extranet" to communicate company business, and a portion is dedicated to incentives. Agents can check their qualification status, read the incentive program guidelines, and get information on the trip and the destination. When agents log on, they identify themselves with their unique agent code. Those who have qualified for the incentive trip automatically see online registration information; those who have not qualified, do not. The Web site and registration system, built in-house by the AmerUs IT department, connects with the Microsoft Access databases that the meeting department uses on the back end to manage programs.
While other departments at AmerUs have used the agent codes to disseminate information to specific states or locations, the incentive team hasn't pushed information out in this way. But that may be the next step. "We haven't yet tapped into the marketing potential," says Swift, "but as we go forward, we'll be looking for opportunities."
Hadlow imagines a time, perhaps not long in the future, when customization can be applied to not only to the motivational messages that a company sends, but also the rewards it offers. "If you look at traditional incentive programs, everything is one-size-fits-all. Everyone got the same mailings, irrespective of what they might respond to or not respond to. Everyone was offered the same selection of awards and incentive travel programs. But what the research shows is that people are motivated as individuals. Eventually where I think this is going is to one-to-one communications.… When you log on, the awards selection that you see could be based on your individual profile."
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A good incentive Web site can free up planners' time (frequently asked questions are addressed online), cut down mailing and printing costs, give producers 24/7 access to their standings and reward options, and, of course, with online registration, avoid rekeying of registration data. Many observers, however, see data management as the real promise of moving incentive management to the Web.
In the past, incentive managers who wanted to stop mailing paper status reports in favor posting online standings had to load monthly sales data into the online system manually. Now, sales systems can be integrated with the Web. Besides simply saving time, "the more significant implication," says Hadlow, "is that programs are being designed that never would have been run before because of the complexity of administering the program.
Consider an insurer that wants to motivate agents to sell at certain times of the year or to push one product over another. In the past it might have been too complex to manage a system that gave incrementally higher points for, say, June and July sales or added a spur-of-the-moment bonus program for agents in the Southeast servicing clients after a hurricane. Not any more.
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Among the challenges for an incentive Web site is to keep producers coming back, and to develop elements that keep an incentive program and its rewards at the top of producers' minds. Interactivity is key, say the experts.
Swift, for one, wants to push the AmerUs incentive site in that direction. One of her hopes is to add a streaming video of the reward destination. "Traditionally we've mailed out a video to promote the destination. However, the video goes only to the top 5 percent of our producers because of the cost involved," Swift says, noting that an online version would allow every agent — and their families — to see the video and feel its motivational pull.
To add interactivity, a "wish list" is a popular feature on the Web sites created by Hinda Incentives, which specializes in programs with merchandise rewards. Incentive participants can tag prizes from an online catalog, and when they are close to having enough points, an e-mail arrives urging them on, explains Michael Arkes, president of the Chicago-based incentive house. "We're coming out with a new feature," adds Arkes, "which allows us to e-mail participants when we've added new reward merchandise to the site."
Eugene De Villiers, managing director for The Extra Mile Company in Auckland, New Zealand, has earned top awards from the Society of Incentive Travel Executives for his creative Internet programs. His company has used a variety of games to keep producers clicking on an incentive site. In one case, participants have the ability to gamble points in an online roulette game. In another, the reward program is turned into a flight mission to a distant galaxy. Objectives and achievements are reported as a flight log, with a supporting Web site design.
With the evolution of the Web and of broadband access, De Villiers believes that Internet tools are critical to incentive success. "The Web becomes the communication tool, it becomes the management tool, it becomes the reward tool, and also the management report. The Web has become a holistic management tool for incentives and recognition programs."
Hadlow agrees, posing a challenge to incentive organizers: "What can we do with this technology that we never thought of before? How do we take advantage of the features that are only available on the Internet: its timeliness, the ability to do things in real time, the flexibility to change a program on the fly. How can we use it respond to economic and business situations?
"This stuff has evolved so fast," continues Hadlow, "that I don't think we've exploited what's possible even with today's technology." Never mind the advances we can expect around the corner.
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Safeco Insurance in Seattle has promoted its Conference of Champions incentive program online for about four years, featuring contest rules and incentive trip information on its independent agents' Web site. At this point the site is basic html information pages and links, with one short streaming video clip that highlights the reward destination. But innovations are coming.
Ken Pickle, manager of incentives and conferences, says his division is working on adding online agent status reports to replace monthly campaign mailings, posting a photo gallery of past incentive trips, and possibly archiving streaming videos of certain sessions as a cost-efficient replacement for videotapes sent out in past years. And while those improvements to his incentive site are still under consideration, one major development will roll out this spring: "We're in the process of going to online registration," says Pickle. At its most basic level, this means 1,300 incentive travel qualifier registration forms will not need to be manually re-keyed into a computer.


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Why did iTunes 11.1 (126) delete all (SEVERAL HUNDRED) Podcasts?
I've also had my podcasts deleted on multiple computers as well (mac). Unbelievably frustrating.
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I've been using Macs daily since the late 80's. I've enjoyed Podcasts from day one. This, in my opinion, is just about the stupidest clusterf*ck Apple has managed on the Mac platform as long as I've used them. I have a data cap. I can't afford the bandwidth to constantly re-download episodes only to watch them vanish before my eyes before I have even had the chance to listen to them.
Last night I stayed up until midnight (this is not easy for me, I'm chronically ill) to manually redownload a couple dozen episodes of a particular podcast that I've tried to download and listen to at least a 1/2 dozen times now; all this after trying the various workarounds mentioned here and elsewhere.
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Go to Edit > Preferences Store and uncheck Sync podcast subscriptions, settings and stations before attempting to restore or redownload old episodes again.
Also check the default and individual subscription settings to make sure these haven't changed from Episodes to Keep: All.
Then use the Show Old Episode controls so you can get access to the old episodes again.
And please, please, please, everyone make a backup of their libraries.
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... Apple releases iTunes 11.1.2 with OS X Mavericks support.
Is the podcast sync bug fixed?
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It better be, or this is another disaster fumble by Apple. Not downloading it 'til I know for sure, or the screams in this discussion have died down that maybe all is well.
On the same token; I'm not downloading the iOS7 Podcasts app update in case the same problems here start affecting other devices.
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I've turned off all updating and sychronizing options for iTunes. I shall not be buying anything Apple for a long time.
I moved all podcasts to gPodder. And Windows Media now accesses all media libraries on my computer for playback. The playlists don't display as nicely as iTunes but that is a minor gripe. They function well enough. The main annoyance will be having to replace my ipod which was a gift with an inscription I love.
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150GB of audio and HD video podcasts gone. I do love Apple, but this is really trying my patience... This along with the broken album art in iTunes 11 is a complete deal breaker. Get this fixed now Apple devs, or my colossal iTunes library and my Apple ID will be gone by the end of the month. For Apple, this is a cluster**** beyond belief. This is the sort of blunder I expect from small, inexperienced developers on beta or just launched software, not Apple in version 11 of the most popular music player and store on the planet.
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Do you have a backup of the data to restore? If not then have you considered file recovery software? It may not be too late to retrieve most of the missing data.
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I have a backup of my iTunes library network drive, but it was last fully backed up well before the HD video podcasts were downloaded and added because my library outgrew my backup NAS at that point. I am in the process of missing file data recovery on the array now. The recovery app is estimating 1.8 days total - the array it's stored on is over 10TB.
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I am really scared with iTunes stability. I am keeping stuck to iTunes 11.0.5 and iOS6. I do not want to be IT engineer at home tracking backups and restoring images.
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Couple of things in response to some of the rants here.
1. Not having and using a backup is like owning a house without insurance. It's a personal responsibility.
2. Apple cannot protect it's customers from every single possible mutation. No-one can. The infrastructure is the best in the world, and most of it is free. People do not value what they already have.
3. With Mac OS 9 and lower I used to spend the entire weekend backing up, installing and recovering my mac or macs. With many iterations when disks failed. Downloads over modems failed 80% of the time and most things did not work without some IT knowledge. Recovering lost podcasts by comparison is like a walk in the park.
Just wanted to even up the debate a little.
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Just a note about anoher alternative to itunes if you listen online... use Google Play. After reading about people losing music as well as podcasts I had to go to Google play to count my albums to make sure they were all still on my computer. I was missing a few but apparently I pulled the plug on iTunes soon enough to avoid serious damage to my music albums (167) plus a few book CDs. I was able to restore from Carbonite. But while at Google Play I noticed that one can also download lbums from there. I love the sound quality from Google Play so I often use it when not hindered by the data cap at home. And I can get to the music from any device that is hooked to the internet that supports sound and a browser.
I have uninstalled iTunes completely. I hope there is nothing left to ever want to sync with the icloud again. I noticed while uninstalling there was a message that said my iTunes was "improperly" installed and did I want Apple to try to repair the problem syncing with devices. ROTFL. I said no. If it had been an option I would have said NO!!!! Even after their bungle they won't admit the problem is on their side. I would feel a lot better about the whole disaster if Apple had even once sent out a message of some sort to warn people or to put a notice at their website. Certainly they knew about the problem almost immediately..
Ah well, the cure for corporate attempts to save face is to play "Sweeping the Clouds Away" -- Johnny Crawford's dance orchestra... I wish he would put out more CDs of that big band music. [He did the music for "Thirteenth Floor" - probably one of the few movies that did NOT publish a sound track. ]
PS Google Play still has most of my cover art that itunes demolished. So far, I haven't found a way to get all of that back into windows media player.
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I do have a back up and I am still mad. Don't lecture people on personal responsibility, your not evening up any debate.
To enter your home insurance analogy, its like saying the government came in to make unwanted, unnecessary improvements to your house, and in the process damaged it. They aren't interested in helping you repair and now you a third party saying "calm down, in their defense, you should have had insurance." Of course you should have insurance, but the government, in their desire for control over your house screwed it up. You have every right to be mad, to tell others, and to even demand help from the guilty party. Even those who have insurence would still be mad! And for some arrogant "government" fanboy to come along and call this a defence is just rediculous and insulting.
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I agree. Even though I had a backup via Carbonite it took more bandwidth than Suddenlink allows for that period of time. So I'm on their "bad" list. Apple doesn't care about the consequences to the customer or they would be extra careful about any deletions on a customer's PC. It took about 12 days at 22GB/day to restore all my podcasts. And then there was the time lost finding replacement software.---another few days plus the time required to carry out the conversion, and the time to uninstall and double check that all the necessary files were restored.
It is a little bit like those banks in Greece where they automatically removed money from customer's bank accounts.
Very unacceptable.
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Samsung has an exit plan for the European Union's investigation into its licensing terms on standard-essential patents.
The electronics maker has proposed to abstain from seeking injunctions on devices that allegedly violate its standard-essential patents, as long as the agreement between it and the licensing company fall within a specific framework, the European Union announced Thursday. That framework includes a 12-month negotiation period, and the option of handling the negotiation in court or in arbitration if it's not resolved within that time frame.
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Barack Obama made his own students at the University of Chicago Law School read some of Derrick Bell's most radical and racially inflammatory writings.
In 1994, Barack Obama taught a course at the University of Chicago Law School entitled, "Current Issues in Racism and the Law." The reading list and syllabus for that class were made available by the New York Times in 2008, though there seems to have been little analysis of its content by Jodi Kantor, the Timess Obama correspondent.
Obama routinely assigned works by Bell as required reading, including Bell's racialist interpretations of seminal civil rights laws and cases. No other scholars work appears as often in the syllabus as Bells does.
Obama relied particularly heavily upon Bells major work, Race, Racism, and American Law (1973). Now in its sixth edition, the book lays out Bells Critical Race Theory, which is based on the Alinskyite presumption that all of law is a construct--not of justice, but of power exercised by whites against blacks.
(Obama appears to be diagramming just such a presumption in a famous photo from his campaign that ran in The Times and accompanied a piece written by Kantor on Obamas stint as a law lecturer. The title of the diagram, relationships built on self-interest, links corporations, banks, and utilities, as part of a "power analysis.")
Perhaps most interesting was Obama's decision to include and to require the introduction to Bells controversial 1992 book, Faces at the Bottom of the Well: The Permanence of Racism, which relied on manufactured stories (or, as Bell called them, allegories or fables) meant to portray the allegedly structural racism of American society.
In a September 24, 1992 interview with C-Spans Brian Lamb, Lamb quoted this paragraph from Bells book and asked Bell for comment.
Black people will never gain full equality in this country. Even those Herculean efforts we hail as successful will produce no more than temporary peaks of progress, short-lived victories that slide into irrelevance as racial patterns adapt in ways that maintain white dominance. This is a hard-to-accept fact that all history verifies. We must acknowledge it, not as a sign of submission, but as an act of ultimate defiance. (p. 12, italics in original)
That, if I had to put down my whole thirty five years working in this [field] is [my view] reflected If you read nothing else, I think that reflects my experience, Bell told Lamb.
That is what Obama wanted his fellow students at Harvard, and the students he taught at Chicago, to understand--and believe.Contrary to media spin, Obama did not encounter radical racialist professor Derrick Bell in a youthful flirtation with radicalism. Obama befriended Bell as an adult, and he used Bell's work to indoctrinate his own students about race and the law.


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For the first time since beginning NCAA play, Penn State Harrisburg won its season opener, picking up a 6-3 victory in the first game of a doubleheader against Eastern Mennonite on Thursday, Feb. 27 in Harrisonburg, Va.
The Lions racked up 11 hits in their win before errors doomed the Blue & White in their 13-5 defeat at the hands of the Royals in the second go-around.
Penn State Harrisburg (1-3) got strong outings from starting pitcher Will Chaney and reliever Tom Chaney. The Chaneys combined to throw a complete seven-inning contest, with Will Chaney pitching four innings, allowing six hits and just two earned runs in addition to striking out three batters en route to his first victory of the year. Tom Chaney struck out two batters over three innings and allowed four hits and no earned runs.
Designated hitter Colton Houseal homered to left center field in the top of the first inning, driving in Jim Murphy to give the Lions an early 2-0 lead.
The Blue & White added to their advantage in the top of the second when catcher Jim Quinn tripled to right center field and scored when freshman Tom Denniston singled to left field two batters later. Travis Crammer drove in Denniston by doubling to left field, and scored when Murphy singled up the middle one at-bat later. Penn State Harrisburg led 5-0 after two innings of play.
Eastern Mennonite (7-2) got on the board in the bottom of the third thanks to a Jonathan Estrada sacrifice fly and a Ryan Hedrick double to right center field, but the Lions answered back in the top of the fourth stanza when Bryan Balshy singled up the middle to score Murphy from second base.
The Royals added a run late in the seventh, but Eastern Mennonite's Griffin Stanley was caught stealing when Quinn corralled a ball in the dirt and fired down to John Cataldo at third base for the out.
Murphy went 2-2 with two runs scored, an RBI and a walk for the Lions, while Houseal was 2-4 with the home run, two RBIs and a run scored. Denniston was 2-3 with an RBI and a run scored.
In addition to Quinn and Crammer's extra base hits, freshman Troy Taber doubled as well.
The Lions again jumped out to an early lead in the nightcap when Balshy singled to left field and drove in Murphy in the top of the first inning.
The Royals tied the game at 1-1 in the bottom of the first, but Penn State Harrisburg answered when Crammer's two-out single to centerfield drove in Denniston from third base to give the Blue & White a 2-1 advantage heading into the bottom of the second.
But Eastern Mennonite used two singles, two Penn State Harrisburg errors, a hit batsman and a couple of stolen bases to score four runs in the home half of the second.
The Royals added to their lead when a Justin Rodriguez double down the left field line scored Estrada and Jonathan Mathews in the bottom of the third, increasing Eastern Mennonite's advantage to 7-2.
Penn State Harrisburg refused to roll over and tried to cut into the deficit thanks to RBI singles by Houseal, Balshy and Crammer in the top of the fifth and sixth innings. Unfortunately for the Lions, the Royals built a large enough lead by taking advantage of four Penn State Harrisburg errors, and the Blue & White rally proved too little too late.
Balshy was 3-5 in game No. 2 with two RBIs and a double. Crammer went 2-5 with two RBIs and a run scored. Denniston worked two walks and scored two runs.
Penn State Harrisburg starter Clint Hicks pitched the game's first four innings, allowing seven hits and four earned runs and striking out three batters. Two freshmen relievers, Nate Packer and Cody Dakin finished out the game, throwing a combined four innings, allowing five hits and five earned runs to go along with their four strikeouts.
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Penn State Harrisburg's 2013-14 season came to an end on Saturday, Feb. 22 when the Lions fell to 19th-ranked Mary Washington, 82-56 in Middletown.
The visiting Eagles (20-5, 12-4 in the Capital Athletic Conference) used a ferocious first-half flurry that saw them bury nine 3-pointers to jump out to a commanding lead in the early going. The Blue & White struggled to make a dent in the deficit as the game wore on.
While Mary Washington did just about everything right, the one thing the visitors just could not do was slow down Penn State Harrisburg senior captain Will Doyle. Playing in his final collegiate contest, Doyle scored a game-high 23 points and in the process netted his 900th career point and grabbed a share of the program's record of career 3-point field goals made (153 total).
Despite getting some good looks, the Lions (8-17, 5-11) were unable to convert on their early chances and fell behind 8-0 to begin the game. Doyle kept the Blue & White in it by knocking down back-to-back jumpers from beyond the arc before Mary Washington pushed its advantage to 21-9 thanks to a 13-3 run over a five-minute stretch. The Eagles hit three treys during the crucial stretch.
Doyle hit his third three of the game at the 6:05 mark, but the Lions had trouble slowing down the visitors' impressive shooting output before the break. The Eagles ended the half on a 14-5 run and took a commanding 46-21 lead into halftime.
In the first half alone, Mary Washington shot an impressive 58.1 percent from the field, including 50 percent (9-18) from behind the 3-point line.
Doyle did all he could to keep his team in it. He scored 6 of the Lions' first 10 points of the second half, including his record-tying 3-ball and a strong, old-fashioned 3-point play in the paint.
After Penn State Harrisburg cut the deficit to under 20 points, however, the Eagles made another run, this time of the 10-0 variety over a three-minute stretch, to push their advantage to 59-30 with 12:51 left to play.
The Lions' Joshua Johnson heated up in the second half, teaming up with Doyle to knock down a pair of shots from distance and provide a spark for the home team as the game wound down.
Sophomore Rayshaun Anderson-Brown also provided some life down the stretch for the Lions, thanks to his scrappy play in the paint.
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It was physical. No easy buckets was the mantra of the game. In the end, Mary Washington downed the Penn State Harrisburg women's basketball team, 69-49, in the final game of the season for the Lions on Saturday, Feb. 22 in Middletown.
Freshmen Rebecca Bailey and Kaitlyn Carmo combined to score 30 points for the Lions in the loss.
Early in the game, the Blue & White fell behind as Mary Washington kicked things off with a 15-3 run in the first 13:00.
Carmo stopped the run when she scored two of her team high 17 points from the charity stripe. Bailey followed suit, scoring four straight points to bring the Lions within 17-10 with 5:32 to go in the half.
But then the momentum shifted in favor of the Eagles, who used a 17-1 run to finish the half and take a 34-11 lead going into halftime.
Penn State Harrisburg (6-19, 1-15 in the Capital Athletic Conference) came back from the locker room with a completely different mentality. The Lions battled Mary Washington (18-7, 10-6) for every inch, and the game quickly turned very physical. Both benches were warned during the second half – and there was even a double technical foul called when Carmo and Mary Washington's Aby Diop refused to hear the whistle as they continued to fight for a called jump ball. Carmo was able to claim the bragging rights for the ball, coming away with it, but both were charged with a technical foul for the extra physicality after the whistle.
The Lions kept things tight in the entire second half, but unfortunately the late first half run from the Eagles proved to be too much to overcome in the end.
The win put the Eagles in fifth place in the conference and gave them a spot in the conference's playoffs.
Penn State Harrisburg's record was not quite what the team was hoping when the Lions kicked off their first campaign in their new, very competitive conference.
This season will be one that is remembered as the year the foundation was built for what should be a successful squad in years to come. The combination of Carmo and Bailey was arguably the best freshman pair in the entire conference.
Add the efforts of sophomores Kiara Carter, who was a rebounding powerhouse, and Jasmine Yanich, who played a strong game on both ends of the court, and you can see why the future looks bright for the young Lions.
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Penn State Harrisburg's postseason hopes took a major hit when the Lions fell to Capital Athletic Conference powerhouse Christopher Newport 74-44 in front of more than 1,000 fans in Newport News, Va. on Saturday, Feb. 15.
The Blue & White (8-15, 5-9 in the conference) fell two games behind Salisbury and Marymount for the league's sixth and final playoff spot. With just two contests remaining on the docket, the Lions would need to win out in addition to getting some help if they are to earn a berth in the conference tournament.
Sophomore big man Jared Deibler, a Middletown Area High School graduate, led Penn State Harrisburg with 8 points and eight rebounds. The Captains' Mike Cherry scored a game-high 16 points while teammate Evan Thorpe netted 15.
Penn State Harrisburg was strong out of the gate and opened the game by shooting 5-6 from the field. The Lions led for seven of the game's first eight minutes before the Captains (16-7, 8-6) clamped down defensively and ended the first half on a momentum-changing 25-10 run.
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Penn State Harrisburg held a first half lead over 12th-ranked Christopher Newport – on the road, no less – in a women's basketball game on Saturday, Feb. 15.
But the Captains eventually pulled away, winning 72-51 over the Lions in Newport News, Va.
The Lions have had their fair share of tough games this season, but Christopher Newport (20-3, 12-1 in the Capital Athletic Conference) is arguably the best team they have seen all season.
On paper, Penn State Harrisburg (6-17, 1-13) should have been ready to go down early and fight to just keep things close. The young Lion squad refused to let expectations determine this game from the start, however.
Penn State Harrisburg instead started out on a 5-0 run and continued to play tight as a Jasmine Yanich layup with 9:53 to go in the first half put the Blue & White up 14-13. . .
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There may soon be a deal in Connecticut's divorce of the decade.It would end a bitter battle between UTC's former chief executive George David and his estranged wife, the Swedish countess, Marie Douglas-David.
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