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LISLE, Ill. — Troy Clarke will become president/CEO of Navistar International Corp., parent company of school bus manufacturer IC Bus.
Clarke, currently Navistar's president and chief operating officer, will assume the CEO role and will join the company's board on April 15.
Lewis Campbell, who has served as executive chairman and interim CEO since August 2012, will step down from those positions and from the board.
James Keyes, who has served as a board member since 2002, will become non-executive chairman, also effective April 15.
"Over the past six months, Navistar has made significant progress on many important fronts, including on our three near-term priorities: improving quality, meeting each of our clean engine launch milestones, and delivering on our 2013 operating plan," Campbell said. "When I assumed the interim CEO role last August, I was prepared to stay as long as necessary to oversee the company through a transition period, and today I am pleased to announce our turnaround is firmly underway and our return to profitability is clearly in sight."
Campbell added that he is "also delighted that the board and I have decided that Troy is the right executive to lead the company forward at this time, and I am confident Navistar will continue to build on its momentum — improving performance and quality for customers and creating shareholder value."
Keyes thanked Campbell for his contributions to Navistar.
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- BIRTH DATE: October 03, 1969 (Age: 44)
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Anaheim, California
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Born in Anaheim, California, on October 3, 1969, Gwen Stefani first gained popularity in the 1990s as the lead singer of No Doubt. She went on to have a highly successful solo career and launch her own clothing line, L.A.M.B. After parting ways with her No Doubt bandmates in the early 2000s to begin a solo career that would ultimately gain little traction, Stefani reunited with band in 2012. Soon after, they began working on a new album,
"I think I've been able to fool a lot of people because I know I'm a dork. I'm a geek."
"I don't fight with people—like, I can barely fight with my husband because I'll just start crying instead."
"I remember when I was in school, they would ask, 'What are you going to be when you grow up?' and then you'd have to draw a picture of it. I drew a picture of myself as a bride."
Push and Shove (2012).
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Singer, songwriter and designer Gwen Stefani was born on October 3, 1969, in Anaheim, California. Since rising to stardom as the lead singer of No Doubt, Stefani has become a popular and powerful figure in the world of music and fashion.
Taught to sew by her mother, Stefani developed an interest in fashion early on. Her love of music was influenced by her older brother Eric who played a lot of recordings by such ska revival bands as Madness. With friend John Spence as the lead singer, Eric started the group No Doubt, and Gwen soon joined as their second vocalist. Stefani started dating fellow bandmate Tony Kanal around this time.
After Spence's suicide in 1987, Stefani became No Doubt's lead singer. The band toiled in clubs around their native Orange County for several years. Eventually signed to the Interscope record label, No Doubt released their self-titled debut album in 1992. Unfortunately, the album failed to attract much attention from critics or the music-buying public. Stefani's relationship with Kanal also hit the skids, with the pair calling it quits in late 1993. Two years later, the band suffered another loss when Eric Stefani left the group.
Success on the Pop Charts
With Tragic Kingdom (1995), No Doubt emerged as a leading force in popular music. Their distinctive sound—with flavors of ska, punk, and pop—won over many new fans. Reaching the top of the album charts in late 1996, the recording's success was driven in part by the hit single "Just a Girl," which has been seen as an anti-sexism anthem by many. The video for the song helped make Stefani both a fashion icon and a star. Much like Madonna before her, Stefani wowed fans with her distinctive personal style. Her look borrowed from many different scenes and cultures, from punk-style bondage pants to a forehead decoration known as a bindi traditionally worn by some Indian women.
Known for her deeply personal lyrics, Stefani found a lot of material in her failed relationship with Kanal. It is said to be the inspiration for the popular ballad, "Don't Speak," which was one of the other hits off of Tragic Kingdom. "Excuse Me Mr." and "Spiderwebs" also did well on the charts. Their follow-up album, Return of Saturn (2000), did well and again featured some very personal lyrics by Stefani. In the song "Ex-Girlfriend," she expressed her frustration with a horrible break-up.
Around this time, Stefani had dyed her trademark white-blonde locks bright fuchsia. She told Marie Claire magazine that the vivid new color was in response to her break-up with Gavin Rossdale, the lead singer of the grunge band Bush.
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February 17, 2014Politicians say a lot of dumb things. What's puzzling, though, is how much we listen to them.
Some of the dumbest things politicians say these days involve criticism of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other state and federal environmental watchdogs. These politicians are indignant that "regulators" are enforcing the laws they and their predecessors passed to keep air fit to breathe and water safe to drink.
The Democrats and Republicans who passed those environmental laws and created the watchdog agencies during the last half of the 20th century were smart enough to realize that pollution spoils our nation, makes us sick and, in the long run, is bad for business.
So why are many politicians today fighting for more pollution? It's really very simple: Companies pay them to.
If you look at these politicians' campaign funds, you will see big contributions from polluters: coal companies, chemical companies, electric utilities and other corporations that make more money when they can push the environmental costs of their businesses off on the public.
The politicians who complain loudest about environmental regulation tend to get the most money from polluters. Funny how it works that way.
When these politicians can't repeal or ignore environmental laws and regulations, they argue that they should be enforced by state rather than federal agencies. That's easy to understand, too: the smaller the watchdog, the easier it is to muzzle.
Federal prosecutors last week launched a criminal investigation into the relationship between North Carolina regulators and Duke Energy after 82,000 tons of coal ash and 27 million gallons of contaminated water spilled into the Dan River on Feb. 2. It was the third-largest coal ash spill in U.S. history.
The Associated Press reported last week that North Carolina regulators repeatedly thwarted attempts by environmental groups to use the federal Clean Water Act to force Duke to clean up leaky coal ash dumps near its power plants.
Two recent incidents in West Virginia, another state where politicians are frequently hostile to environmental regulation, also has raised questions about cozy political relationships with polluters.
The water supply for more than 300,000 people in nine counties around Charleston hasn't been right since Jan. 9. That's when storage tanks owned by Freedom Industries leaked as much as 7,500 gallons of coal-processing chemicals into the Elk River.
Freedom Industries has filed for bankruptcy protection to avoid lawsuits. The spill will cost taxpayers millions of dollars.
Then, last Tuesday, a pipe ruptured at a Patriot Coal processing plant about 18 miles from where the chemical spill occurred. It sent more than 100,000 gallons of coal and chemical slurry into Fields Creek, a Kanawha River tributary. State officials said the spill "wiped out" six miles of stream, causing "severe, adverse environmental impact."
We've heard these stories many times before. Remember the 2008 coal ash pond collapse in East Tennessee that released 5 million cubic yards of ash and cost $1.2 billion to clean up? Or the spill in Martin County, Ky., in 2000 that sent 306,000 gallons of coal sludge into two tributaries of the Tug Fork River? And there are many more smaller incidents that never make headlines.
Does this sound like environmental regulation that is too strict, or too lax?
Many Kentucky politicians like to complain about the "war on coal" — a phrase coined for a well-financed industry propaganda campaign. But the real war is being waged against Kentucky's land, water, air and public health by companies that want more freedom to blast mountains, bury streams and release toxins into the environment.
Many people support polluters because they buy into the argument that you can't have both a strong economy and a clean environment.
Sure, sometimes environmental regulation does cost jobs and raise costs in the short run. But history has shown that it has always been good for the economy in the long run because it creates a healthier environment and sparks job-creating innovation. Perhaps the best example is government fuel-efficiency standards for automobiles, which over several decades have given us better cars and cleaner air.
How long will some politicians keep fighting for more pollution? As long as polluters keep paying them to. And as long as we keep listening to and re-electing them.


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The FDNY is hosting 27 events throughout New York City from Oct. 7 to Oct. 13 to celebrate National Fire Prevention Week 2012. At every event, New Yorkers of all ages have the opportunity to interact with members of the FDNY Fire Safety Education Unit and learn valuable, life-saving lessons in fire safety.
In support of Fire Prevention Week 2012, Target is donating $25,000 to the FDNY Foundation for fire safety education.
National Fire Prevention Week was established in 1922 in memory of the Great Chicago Fire on Oct. 8, 1871, that killed more than 250 people, left 100,000 homeless and destroyed more than 17,400 structures. Fire departments throughout the U.S. have since commemorated the anniversary every year, in the second week of October, by informing the public about the importance of fire safety and fire prevention.
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Sun., Oct. 7Target Location: 139 Flatbush Ave., BrooklynTime: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Kings PlazaLocation: Flatbush Avenue and Avenue U, BrooklynTime: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Mon., Oct. 8Alan's Women Resource CenterLocation: 110-31 Merrick Blvd., QueensTime: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
TargetLocation: 88-01 Queens Blvd., QueensTime: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
SearsLocation: 96-05 Queens Blvd., QueensTime: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Queens MallLocation: 90-15 Queens Blvd., QueensTime: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Tues., Oct. 9FDNY Fire Prevention Week at Rockefeller Center hosted by Tishman SpeyerLocation: Rockefeller Center50th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, ManhattanTime: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Lincoln Hospital Fire Safety DayLocation: 234 East 149th St., BronxTime: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Target Location: 139 Flatbush Ave., BrooklynTime: 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
CostcoLocation: 2875 Richmond Ave., Staten IslandTime: 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed., Oct. 10Kings County HospitalLocation: 410 Winthrop St., BrooklynTime: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thurs., Oct. 11Metropolitan Lumber – sponsored by KiddeLocation: 617 11th Ave., ManhattanTime: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fire Safety Day at Metrotech CommonsLocation: Jay Street and Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn Time: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
TargetLocation: 517 East 117th St., ManhattanTime: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Bellevue HospitalLocation: 462 1st Ave., ManhattanTime: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
TargetLocation: 40 West 225th St., BronxTime: 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Fri., Oct. 12Mount Loretto/CYO – Hosted by Senator Andrew LanzaLocation: 6581 Hylan Blvd., Staten IslandTime: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
TargetLocation: 40 West 225th St., BronxTime: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Elmhurst HospitalLocation: 79-01 Broadway, QueensTime: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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CostcoLocation: 2975 Richmond Ave., Staten IslandTime: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Defender Rashid Sumaila is not looking disappointed after being dropped from the final list of Ghana's 2013 Africa Cup of Nations squad.
Ghana trainer Kwesi Appiah opted to stick with Maritzburg United defender Awal Mohammed in his final squad and left out the Asante Kotoko strong-centre back.
The 20-year-old promising player has impressed with his strong presence in defence for the defending Ghanaian League champions.
His consistent showings over the last few years convinced coach Kwesi Appiah to add the player in the preliminary squad for the continental showpiece.
However, the on-loan Ebusua Dwarfs defender was unable to make his way into the coach's final squad.
Sumaila was not at all disappointed with the trainer's decision and expressed optimism for the future.
"First of all I will give thanks to the almighty God for bringing me to this point," Sumaila said
"I have not been included in the team but I will still give thanks to him. I have comported myself very well in the team and I believe I will get chance another time.
"I am very happy with the team and the technical staff. I have learnt a lot from them. I'm really happy to be part of the national team.
"I am praying that God will help them to bring the cup back home so that next time when I'm given the chance, I will be part of those who be going there to defend the cup.
"This will give me a strong challenge to work hard and fight my way back into the team. I'm not going to relax. I'm going to work very hard so that the coach will give me another chance to come back.
"For this one, I'm not disappointed but rather I will go back and fight hard so that Allah will give me the chance and the strength so that I can fight my way back."
Sumaila is expected to rejoin his Asante Kotoko teammates by the close of the week.
Rashid,your utterances show that you are a good sportsman keep it up.Am sure you will get the chance to be selected for the local BS squad.You are indeed my best local center back player.
Rashid style of play always reminds me of former Hearts and Black Star defender Joe Addo and former Oly and U20 defender Odartey Lawson.Cool and calm at the back but very difficult to outwit.
Your time will come rashid and am very sure that u will mke it.
Well Rash! the die is cast and its time for you to come home and strive for excellence, so that future can put you on the right spot. You have the heart of a good sportsman and that is who you is: lol, I quoted my son with the "you is" saying. All the best RASH!


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According to the FBI annual crime statistics, the number of murders committed annually with hammers and clubs far outnumbers the number of murders committed with a rifle.
This is an interesting fact, particularly amid the Democrats' feverish push to ban many different rifles, ostensibly to keep us safe of course.
However, it appears the zeal of Sens. like Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Joe Manchin (D-WV) is misdirected. For in looking at the FBI numbers from 2005 to 2011, the number of murders by hammers and clubs consistently exceeds the number of murders committed with a rifle.
Think about it: In 2005, the number of murders committed with a rifle was 445, while the number of murders committed with hammers and clubs was 605. In 2006, the number of murders committed with a rifle was 438, while the number of murders committed with hammers and clubs was 618.
And so the list goes, with the actual numbers changing somewhat from year to year, yet the fact that more people are killed with blunt objects each year remains constant.
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Bang, bang Charlie's silver hammer came down on his head.
I can dream, tax free, for now.
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The hammer pictured is a 28 oz Eastwing framing hammer, and I have 2 of them. I also have a 28 oz Plum, a 16 oz plum, sevaral Kobalts, brick hammers, trim hammers, sledge hammers, mini-sledges….
all in all, I know I have have more than 3 dozen assault hammers….and if I went looking, I'll bet my arsenal of deadly hammers is well over 50…and I also have many nail guns and ram-sets…
Damn, I am a well armed sob! Come and get 'em coppers!
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Menderman, did all those hammers sink along with your guns, too?
Awww, too bad…
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I do have to add that the straight claw would be my weapon of choice when assualting a 6X6. We just swing the weapon claw first to sink it deep into the flesh of the former tree to tote it about the jobsite.
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Nope, my guns got lost when I moved back in '97, they didn't sink in the swamp.
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I think that's the first time old Chucky's ever held a hammer.
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Menderman, yeah Estwing hammers are great ! I have a couple of their framing hammers too. Can't mistake them with that neck and the blue grip.
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@Menderman – I assume you have all of those properly registered with authorities, and that a proper background check was done with each purchase…
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Hey, wait…is some newspaper gonna put me on a map? I hope they use my business name…I need the work!
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Uh-oh! I didn't realize I was in possession of such a cache of deadly weapons.
I must have over a dozen hammers hanging around, including a couple of big-ass dead blow fellas, that you wouldn't want to catch off the back of your nuts.I just use them to tenderize meat, though…yeah, that's the ticket.
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FUCK! There goes my goddamn high powered assault nail gun that holds 250 rounds… And I thought this whole time they weren't on to me.
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Wow, I'm getting a little nervous about my laser level, not to mention my vice grips. And Barry, please don't go after Phillip's head.
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High capacity tool belts are next on the banned list.
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That's an assault hammer right there! Those are made to kill people, not to build things (things you'd never have built anyway).
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Just the other day my hammer accidently missfir….I mean slipped off the top of my step ladder and barely missed hitting me in the face.
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I like that! I'm gonna use that at the jobsite tomorrow!
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I have an assault tomahawk that I am absolutely deadly with within 50 feet. try as I might, I've never been able to get the thing to throw itself.
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He needs a sickle to go with that hammer.
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Do I have a pre-ban hammer if it has a bayonet lug?
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Screw the hammer. Ever consider a Disson, rip, hand saw as a weapon? Even a crosscut? Just imagine a few well placed swipes.
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Its called the Dissen Otolaryngologist. Ears, nose, and throat, ripped in split seconds. WMD in the subways.
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You can make a hell of a politician behavior modifier out of a ball peen head, a two foot length of chain, and an 18 inch wooden handle.


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Congratulations to the 25 new teachers, and to the 205 district teachers, who have achieved National Board Certification.
Pam Larson, music specialist at John Muir Elementary believes that all students can participate in music with very few language barriers.
Niki Cassaro, the math teacher for Juanita High School's Cambridge Program, is a leader both in the classroom and as an advisor for the Juanita High School chapter of the National Honor Society.
Healy Landis, office Manager of Emerson K-12 (formerly Family Learning Center), has been a consistent resource at her school, even with many changes over the past nine years.
Lee Ann Jackson, a National Board Certified fifth grade teacher at Rosa Parks Elementary, has been credited as the reason why over 97% of fifth grade students at Rosa Parks Elementary are able to meet standard in science each year.
With the support of consulting teachers in the New Teacher Support Program (NTSP), 80 new teachers have joined LWSD this year, including Franklin Elementary Kindergarten teacher Emily Morgan.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- from ShowStoppers @ CES 2014 -- SkyBell Technologies, Inc. today announced that it will unveil the SkyBell video doorbell and provide live demos for the first time at ShowStoppers at CES 2014. SkyBell is a smart, Wi-Fi enabled doorbell with a video camera and motion sensor that allows users to answer their door from a smartphone. When a visitor presses the button, SkyBell sends a live video feed and users can see, hear and speak to the person at their door from an iOS® or Android® mobile device with the SkyBell app. SkyBell has also been named as a 2014 CES Design and Innovation Award Nominee.
"SkyBell is more than a doorbell with a video camera. It's a smart device with exclusive features that provide users with even more convenience and control over answering their door," said Andrew Thomas, co-founder of SkyBell Technologies, Inc. "We're excited to showcase SkyBell's performance, exclusive features and award-winning design."
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SkyBell innovation is in the exclusive features that provide unparalleled performance and control. SkyBell's exclusive motion sensor provides the ability to detect a visitor even if they don't press the button. SkyBell's On-Demand feature allows users to see through the video camera at any time directly from the app. These features put more control in the hands of users, which means more convenience and a better sense of safety.
Exhibiting at Eureka Park at CES 2014
In addition to participating in ShowStoppers, SkyBell will be showcasing SkyBell all week from booth 75600 in the Eureka Park Exhibit at the Venetian (in the Indiegogo Section). Visitors will be able to see live demos of the device and meet with the SkyBell team.
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Founded in June 2013, SkyBell Technologies, Inc. was created out of a passion to deliver useful technology that enhances our everyday lives. SkyBell, a smart Wi-Fi doorbell with video camera and motion sensor, allows users to see who is at their door from a smartphone. When a visitor presses the SkyBell button, a live video feed is sent to the user who can then see, hear and speak to their guest from an iOS® or Android® device. SkyBell's exclusive motion sensor, on-demand camera access and invisible night vision give users a new level of convenience and control over answering their door whether they're at home, at work, or on-the-go. More information can be found on the SkyBell website at www.SkyBell.com.
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The people Native to the Western Asian country of Kazakhstan. These people are known to be strong, rugged, and fierce beings. While also being known as excellent mountaineers, and wild horse riders, these people are known to be very smart too. Because of the location of Kazakhstan, the men "small penis" stereotype of which is applied to most Asians, is not at all true. The combination of European, Mongolian, and Arab descent gives Kazakh men a very "Large" advantage when it comes to genital size.
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A hot, sexy, emo vampire. He tends to swear and he loves fire. But he can be sweet and adoarbel sometimes. Usually moody.
"Who is that hot guy?"
"Kazakh, the vampire, duh."
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December 20, 2009
people of Kazakhstan. Generally chracterized by their rugged Soviet outlook on life, love of sheep's head, horse's gut, drinking unbelievable volumes of vodka and screwing young whores.
My boss dedicated himself to a pure Kazakh lifestyle, now he is dying from a bad liver and hepatitis B.
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10/18/2009 - Westmoreland County's Rostraver Airport doesn't offer commercial flights, but over the past five years it received more than $2.1 million from a federal program funded largely through fees on airline tickets, a study shows."Airports like this can be the most desolate places in the world on a day like this," said Glen Ramsey, 75, of St. Petersburg, Fla., waiting for rain to pass Friday morning so he and a friend could fly home in a 1969 Piper Cherokee single-engine plane....Since 2005, Rostraver, which averages 115 takeoffs and landings a day, received more than $2.1 million through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program, according to a study by Subsidyscope, an initiative of Pew Charitable Trusts. That money helped pay for airfield paving, lighting, snow-removal equipment and a project to add space beyond its runway to meet federal safety guidelines.Read the full article Small PA Airports Get Big Bite of Funding from FAA's Federal Grant Program on the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Web site.


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Gastric bypass surgery patients keep the weight off long-term and have significant improvements in critical health conditions, such as diabetes and hypertension, a recent study shows.
A newly developed vaccine may provide an innovative treatment option for obesity, according to a recent study, offering an alternative to weight loss surgery.
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Gastric bypass surgery patients keep the weight off long-term and have significant improvements in critical health conditions, such as diabetes and hypertension, a recent study shows.
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Negotiation requires tact, restraint, discipline and an imaginative, strategic mind. Mastering these traits can help you negotiate your way to achieving your life's goals.
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Guilt isn't an authentic emotion. We feel guilty when we think we've transgressed in some way or when we think we've disappointed others. This isn't how we should live. We should feel emotions generated from within ourselves. Letting go of guilt helps us progress and it helps us accomplish our goals. TEXT CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Motivational speaker, [...]


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After months of preparation and relocating an entire race team to France, it's time for the drivers of the SRT Viper GTS-R to put the pedal to the metal for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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The Dodge Dart is driving people to connect, learn and discover the all-new compact car through social media. Whether posting to Facebook, engaging our followers on twitter, or photosharing, Dodge is building awareness through several social media channels. Recently, hundreds of Chrysler Group employees engaged in the Dodge Dart Ride & Drive. The event gave the people behind the Dodge Dart a chance to drive the all-new compact car. Employees also took photos with the new Dodge GRC Rallycross race car and driver Travis Pastrana through "Social Booth." It works like a photo booth, but also... |
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Sometimes the everyday challenges of life need to be countered with bold action – something different, or daring, even fun. Like a road trip. And that's exactly what three women from Canada decided to experience first-hand, with the help of a generous and thoughtful Dodge dealer. Angele Lafond, Ann Bacciaglia and Barbara Dundas – all ardent social networkers from Ottawa – were looking for a way to attend the annual BlogHer conference in New York City. "We met through Twitter and tweet ups in Ottawa," Dundas said.... |
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If you are unable to attend this weekend's charity auction of the first 2013 SRT Viper to roll off the assembly line, you can still share in the fun – electronically. Let driveSRT.com place you right in the middle of the Barrett-Jackson Orange County (Calif.) auction of the new Viper, with all proceeds from the sale going to the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer. The Viper auction is scheduled to begin Saturday at 6 p.m. ET. A virtual viewing party on Twitter is being hosted by driveSRT. Fans are encouraged to use the #firstSRTviper... |
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CARTERSVILLE, Ga. -- A Cartersville landscaper has become the third person in the Southeast to contract a flesh eating bacterial infection in recent weeks.
Doctors insist there is no link or common cause among the victims, but it is bizarre given how rare the condition is.
From his hospital bed, 33-year-old Bobby Vaughn talked to 11Alive's Duffie Dixon over the telephone detailing what he's been through in the last few days.
"I just started feeling very sick," he said. "I was throwing up and had a backache. I just thought it was a little infection."
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The Leica DM6000 B is a fully automated upright microscope system for cutting-edge life science research. Featuring a motorized z-focus, motorized and coded 7x nosepiece, fully automated transmitted ...read more
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The Leica DM6000 B is a fully automated upright microscope system for cutting-edge life science research. Featuring a motorized z-focus, motorized and coded 7x nosepiece, fully automated transmitted light axis, and fully automated 5x or 8x fluorescence axis.
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Being a Tennessee girl by birth, lovin' Hillbilly music comes pretty natural. I also enjoy many different genres so WDVX is a perfect fit for me. Of course my favorite is REAL country music. It's not dead everywhere, just on commercial radio and Music Row. As far as I'm concerned Jean Shepard is country music's unsung hero. She was the first woman to sell a million records, she toured without a husband, brother, or cousin to "take care" of her and she never compromised her music to fit with "Nashville Sound." The steel guitar would have to be my favorite instrument and I enjoy hearing it in Hawaiian music as well as hillbilly and western swing. When not on the radio, I listen to the same kind of music you hear me play on Thursday nights – some of it old and some new. I'm so glad there are still country artists out there who have not forgotten their roots.
My mom and dad played a big role in making music a very important part of my life. Dad was a trumpet player and Mom was a self-taught pianist, so my sister and I were raised with music in the house. Some of my favorite childhood memories with my Dad were when he'd put a big stack of his country records on the record player and we'd sit up real close to the speakers and sing along while we listened. I collect old 78 and 33 1/3 records now and still get a charge out of playing them from time to time.
My other passion is vintage clothing. I collect purses, shoes, boots, western wear and dresses with big full skirts for spinnin'! Yep, I'm a pack-rat!