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Last week, Commissioner-for-Life Bud Selig told a Wisconsin audience he doesn't think there's any call for more replay review in baseball:
"I've had very, very little pressure from people who want to do more," Selig said.
This is likely going to sound like the proverbial broken record, but in this case, Selig must not be listening to anyone in baseball. If you haven't seen this play from Monday's Tigers/Red Sox game, have a look:
Mike Aviles struck out. The ball was caught. It should have ended the Red Sox' second inning. Instead, Aviles' at-bat was allowed to continue by first-base (!) umpire Bill Welke. Aviles singled, driving in a run, and two more hits later, the Red Sox had a three-run inning to which they should not have been entitled. That was the difference in a 7-4 Boston win. After the game, Detroit manager Jim Leyland blamed the media:
"There should not have been a second-inning rally," Leyland said. "There were three outs. I've been in the game a long time. When a catcher catches the ball and it is strike three, you call the guy out.
"It's that simple, isn't it? I mean you guys need to write something and hold people accountable. You know what, we're all accountable in this business, and when I say, 'all of us,' I mean everyone who's involved in the game needs to be held accountable.
"There should not have been a rally in that inning. Have the nerve to write what you saw and say it — because I'm not going to sit here and rip the umpires. Write it and say something once in a while. Have the nerve to say something. Next question."
I guess Leyland isn't reading Baseball Nation, because I have written about this issue over and over and over and over and over and over and over until you all are probably sick of it, but it was time to do this two years ago, and Bud says he hasn't heard anything about it? Nonsense. Now, even his umpires are calling for it:
For record, umpires agree they got the call wrong. Bill Welke: "What looks crystal clear [on video] didn't look crystal clear from 1B line."— DKnobler (@DKnobler) May 28, 2012
The arguments against review just don't wash. Set up a replay system now at MLB Network headquarters and connect it to ballparks by cellphone. It wouldn't slow the game down any more than the ridiculous umpire/manager arguments do now.
I know, I keep repeating myself in these articles. But Bud Selig keeps repeating himself, too, with something that simply isn't true. All sorts of people are calling for additional replay review in baseball. It's time for Bud to listen, before losing a game in this way costs a team a postseason spot, or worse, a postseason series.


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Plattsburgh State took visiting New Paltz to the absolute limit before dropping a heartbreaking 75-71 decision in overtime in SUNY Athletic Conference women's basketball Friday at Memorial Hall.
The Cardinals gave the conference-leading and unbeaten Hawks a scare.
"This was a tough one," Plattsburgh coach Cheryl Cole said. "We were up against the best team in our conference and took them right to the wire and really had several opportunities to win. We just couldn't quite make the plays and knock down the shots at those critical points. This game really was that close.
The Cardinals (8-6, 4-3 SUNYAC) host Oneonta at 2 p.m. today.
Plattsburgh jumped on top early Friday and led throughout most of regulation. The Cardinals distributed and shot the ball extremely well and played outstanding team defense, taking a 31-24 advantage at the break.
New Paltz (13-0, 7-0 SUNYAC) rallied in the second half, however, and pulled even with just under 11 minutes remaining. From there, it was back and forth for the balance of regulation, with both teams narrowly missing opportunities to seal the victory down the stretch.
Down one, the Cardinals tied the game at 65 when Dana Nucaro made 1-of-2 from the line with just 10 ticks left on the clock. The Hawks then narrowly missed winning the game in regulation when Maliqua Fisher's drive off the left elbow barely rimmed out at the buzzer.
Overtime was more of the same drama as play went back and forth until Alex McCullough finally nailed a key 3-pointer with just over two minutes remaining in the extra period. Plattsburgh kept it a one-possession game until the very end.
The Cardinals had one final opportunity to either win or extend the game inside the final 10 seconds of overtime but failed to convert when Brittany Marshall lost the handle attempting to penetrate the interior of the Hawks' defense. The ensuing scramble and foul sent McCullough to the line for the final two points of the night. McCullough, who connected on all five of her free-throw attempts, finished with a game-high 18 points and 14 boards to lead the Hawks to their 13th win in as many tries.
"It's disappointing not to win, but it's hard to find fault with anything we did (Friday)," Cole said. "We played hard for 45 minutes and put ourselves in a position where we could have very easily won this game. We didn't quite finish, but we proved what we were capable of and left it all on the floor tonight. We didn't get the W, but we were right there with them til the end and I was very proud of our effort."
Marshall paced a balanced Plattsburgh attack with a team-high 16 points, including three 3-pointers. Nucaro added an outstanding 13-point, 13-rebound double-double performance, and Tequilla Lloyd (11 points), Kathleen Payne (11 points) and Misha Green (10 points) also all reached double digits.
The Hawks also received contributions from multiple players. In addition to McCullough's big performance, Michelle Valle (13 points, 11 rebounds), Kahsyrah Bryant (13 points, 12 rebounds), Alyssa Gratien (11 points, three 3-pointers) and Fisher (10 points) also all had a big impact for the winners.
New Paltz 75,
Platttsburgh State 71 (OT)
New Paltz (75)
Walker 0-1-1; Fisher 4-2-10; Bryant 4-5-13; Scott 1-0-2; McCullough 6-5-18; Gratien 4-0-11; Harrison 1-0-2; Mansdorf 1-0-2; Valle 2-9-13; Rivera 1-0-3. Totals: 24-22-75.
Plattsburgh (72)
Marshall 6-1-16; Green 2-6-10; Lloyd 5-1-11; Reifinger 1-2-4; Nucaro 2-5-13; Paul 2-2-6; Payne 4-3-11; Adedapo 0-0-0; Lewis 0-0-0. Totals: 24-20-71.
Halftime: Plattsburgh 31, New Paltz 24.
3-point goals: New Paltz (5), Gratien 3, McCullough, Rivera. Plattsburgh (3), Marshall 3.


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Roy Masters 1. The Silvertails are the only Sydney NRL club that seeks to strike a cultural identity different from the other eight grey outfits.
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Who ever thought that fighting and charity would go together? Somehow the idea of boxers and benevolence didn't quite match - until now. East City Boxing is presenting Big Fight Cape Town at Trinity on 5 April 2012, with its amateur team and most talented and rising recreational fighters ready to show that they're really big softies beneath all the brawn. Each competitor will be fighting for a local charity, stepping into the ring not only to defend themselves, but to fight for the less fortunate. Each charity will be represented with a stand on the fight night. Charities include African Brothers Football Academy; Scalabrini Centre; Baphumelele Child Headed Households; Childhood cancer foundation of SA; The
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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, Sci-FiThe latest adaptation of The Thing has cast two parts with lesser known actors, according to a Hollywood Reporter bulletin.
Joel Edgerton is one of those veteran actors who's been needing a breakthrough role for while, having been in such films as King Arthur and Smokin' Aces, and having headlined Kinky Boots. Mary Elizabeth Winstead is another lesser known star, with supporting roles in such films as Live Free or Die Hard, Black Christmas, and Sky High on her resume. Neither role as been identified at this time.
Universal's latest is the fourth adaptation of the short story, "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell Jr, about a remote facility terrorized by a shape-shifting alien. Previous versions include John Carpenter's The Thing (1982), "The Machine" episode from Tales of Tomorrow (1952), and The Thing from Another World (1951).
Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. will make this his first feature outing. Newcomer Eric Heisserer wrote the screenplay with sci-fi veteran Ronald D. Moore (Caprica, BSG, Roswell, multiple Star Trek series).
Producers include Marc Abraham (Children of Men, Air Force One, End of Days) and Eric Newman (Children of Men, Slither, Dawn of the Dead) as well as Executive Producers J. Miles Dale (Pontypool, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle) and David Foster (The Fog, The Core, John Carpenter's The Thing),
I for one am excited. I'm hoping the mixed pedigrees will benefit the film, and knowing Foster worked on the last adaptation, and seeing Dale produced Pontypool, where Stephen McHattie was allowed to show just how talented he was, I think the adaptation is in good hands. And I've been hoping to see Edgerton and Winstead get breakout roles; I hope they get that with The Thing.


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Seattle started its East Coast swing off on the wrong foot, as the Boston Red Sox coasted to an 8-2 win over the Mariners on Tuesday at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox put five runs on the board in the first two innings to jump out to an early lead. Seattle starter Joe Saunders managed to right the ship and make it through five innings, but he left the game having allowed six runs on nine hits.
Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury both hit home runs off of Saunders, while Jarrod Saltalamacchia added a two-run run homer in the eighth off reliever Brandon Maurer.
Kyle Seager and Kendrys Morales both collected two hits for the Mariners. Morales' first-inning single scored Nick Franklin and accounted for Seattle's only run until Henry Blanco singled home Justin Smoak in the ninth.
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Qt 4.5 Marches Forward with First Release Candidate
Nokia issued its first release candidate for Qt 4.5 that includes, among other things, translucent widgets.
Since KDE developers gave a preview of some of the enhancements in Qt 4.5 at the Akademy 2008 conference in Belgium, Nokia is now ready to release the first candidate, which is under GPL. The announcement also mentions that the LGPL version of the C++ framework should be ready by the final release in March 2009.
Among the most important enhancements are faster Qt 4.5 applications, website rendering using WebKit and Mac OS Cocoa 64-bit support. The version also includes the new Qt Script Debugger and promises translucent widgets under X11, thanks to the ARGB color model. Not least of all was work done on GTK+ integration.
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American Edition of HBP: 6.9 Million Copies Sold in First 24 HoursHarry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
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It's being reported that the American edition of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, published by Scholastic, sold 6.9 million copies in the first 24 hours - or an average of more than 250,000 copies per hour.
Fifth book Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix sold 5 million copies in the same 24 hour period in 2003, although some stores reportedly ran out of copies.
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Donald Sterling can't make up his mind, and that's probably not good news for the NBA and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Sterling, the 80-year-old owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, is now pursuing a $1 billion lawsuit against the NBA. Just one week ago, Sterling said he would drop the lawsuit and allow his wife, Shelly, to… Read More
Steve Ballmer sued by investment advisor over busted $5M basketball consulting agreement
[Follow-up: Ballmer's lawyer says the former Microsoft CEO's signature was forged on the agency agreement at the center of this case, and that Ballmer wasn't aware of or involved in any agreement cited in the lawsuit.] A new lawsuit claims that former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer owes more than $5 million to an investment advisor who was hired to… Read More
Donald Sterling drops lawsuit against NBA, paves way for Steve Ballmer's $2B purchase of Clippers
The Los Angeles Clippers are all yours, Steve Ballmer. Donald Sterling has officially dropped his $1 billion lawsuit against the NBA and has agreed to allow his wife, Shelly, to sell the Clippers to the former Microsoft CEO for $2 billion. Sterling, who was banned from the NBA in April after making racist comments, previously said… Read More
Steve Ballmer: I'll do 'everything in my power' to keep the Clippers in Los Angeles
Any Seattle basketball fans hoping that Steve Ballmer would bring the Los Angeles Clippers up to the Emerald City can stop dreaming. ESPN reporter Ramona Shelburne, who has been following this story closely ever since current owner Donald Sterling had his racist comments leaked online, tweeted out statements early Friday morning from both Ballmer and Donald Sterling's… Read More
Report: Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is lead bidder to purchase NBA's Clippers
[UPDATE: Steve Ballmer: I'll do 'everything in my power' to keep the Clippers in Los Angeles] Steve Ballmer owning the Los Angeles Clippers is moving closer and closer to reality. Sources told ESPN reporter Ramona Shelburne this afternoon that the former Microsoft CEO is the current leader among those vying to buy the NBA team, which… Read More
Report: Steve Ballmer meets with Donald Sterling's wife to discuss sale of NBA team
It appears Steve Ballmer is seriously interested in purchasing the Los Angeles Clippers. TMZ reported this afternoon that the former Microsoft CEO met with Donald Sterling's wife, Shelley, on Sunday afternoon to discuss a potential sale of the NBA team. ESPN reported on Friday that Donald Sterling, who was banned from the NBA on April… Read More
Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer sued for $3M in strange case involving NBA bid, former Sonics employee's debts
From honing his golf game to offering up advice to young students, it seems as though Steve Ballmer has enjoyed life post-Microsoft. But now the former CEO finds himself being sued for $3 million in a messy lawsuit related to the NBA. The Seattle Times has the details of the suit, which accuses Ballmer of promising to pay… Read More
Steve Ballmer wouldn't move NBA's Clippers to Seattle, says Microsoft is 'still like a child to me'
Sorry, Seattle basketball fans: Even if Steve Ballmer were to own the Los Angeles Clippers, he wouldn't move the team north. In light of the recent Donald Sterling fiasco, the NBA is hoping to find new owners for the Los Angeles Clippers. Ballmer's name has come up as a potential buyer, especially since he nearly bought the… Read More
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer still trying to bring the NBA to Seattle
It remains to be seen what Steve Ballmer will do with all his time — other than play a little golf — now that he's no longer CEO of Microsoft, but his passion to bring professional basketball back to Seattle hasn't swayed one bit. Chris Hansen, who is leading an investment team that wants to… Read More
Twitter app now shows live sports scores, tweet stats for certain search queries
Twitter has already put together some sweet sports-related infographics utilizing the wealth of tweets it has about a certain game or event. But now the social media giant is taking it one step further and embedding sports information data directly into search queries. Twitter user @sdkstl noticed the feature Thursday night after she did a search… Read More
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In what's been a pleasant surprise for fans in the Rose City, the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers are kicking butt. Paul Allen's team owns the third-best record in the league and is currently riding an impressive 11-game winning streak. What's just as surprising, though, might be the squad's use of iPads on the bench during… Read More
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Sonics: Hansen expects Ballmer to stay on investment team until NBA is back in Seattle
From the sounds of it, Steve Ballmer appears committed to bringing NBA hoops back to the Emerald City. Two weeks after the NBA voted to prevent an investment group led by the Microsoft CEO and hedge fund manager Chris Hansen from bringing the Sacramento Kings to Seattle, Hansen sat down with local TV and radio stations… Read More
Keeping the Kings: NBA blocks Seattle's bid to purchase team
The Kings are staying in Sacramento. The NBA Board of Governors voted 22-8 Wednesday in Dallas to keep the Kings in Sacramento and prevent an investment group led by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and hedge fund manager Chris Hansen from bringing the team to Seattle. "This was not an anti-Seattle vote," NBA commissioner David Stern said…. Read More
Sonics fate may be decided today in Dallas, but where's Steve Ballmer?
We're just minutes away from finding out if NBA will return to Seattle this fall, as NBA owners are voting to possibly determine the fate of the Sacramento Kings. But some of the chatter this morning centered on the whereabouts of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, who is part of the Seattle investment team trying to… Read More
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The effort to bring the NBA back to Seattle isn't over quite yet. Hoping to convince NBA owners that Seattle is ready for a professional basketball franchise, the Seattle investment group led by Chris Hansen and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer increased its bid for the team by $75 million to a grand total of $625… Read More
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Several months ago, according to the Los Angeles Times, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said he had expressed interest in buying the Los Angeles Dodgers:
Mark Cuban, the owner of the NBA champion Dallas Mavericks, said he offered to buy the Dodgers several months ago but declined to enter negotiations when owner Frank McCourt said the price would be in the range of $1 billion to $1.2 billion.
"At that price, I wasn't interested," Cuban said Tuesday.
According to this tweet from Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal, Cuban spoke of possible interest in the Dodgers now that they're officially on the market:
Mark Cuban on his level of interest in the #Dodgers: "At more than $1 billion none; under $1 billion, interested." #MLB
Since, according to the announcement of the sale Tuesday night, the Dodgers are going to be sold in a "court supervised process", the price could be driven up — or down — by various factors including the number of bidders.
Cuban has been linked to interest in a number of baseball teams in recent years, including the Cubs and Pirates. It's been rumored that other baseball owners would vote to deny him ownership of a MLB team, but it's possible that they want to get rid of Frank McCourt so much that they might approve Cuban.


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Jake Gyllenhaal dating Olivia Wilde?
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Actor Jake Gyllenahaal might have starred in a bunch of movies but it wasn't until we saw him in the Disney flick Prince of Persia that we gave the hot actor a second glance. Now, anytime we spot a juicy gossip news story about him, we can't stop reading! The latest news comes hot on the heels of us seeing Jake in a commercial spot for the television series Man v. Wild, It looks as if the Hollywood hottie was willing to freeze his noogies off to go on a wildlife survival excursion we can't wait to see. But the news that he might be dating green celebrity vegetarian actress Olivia Wilde — a.k.a. the bisexual character 13 on the television series House and the world's hottest robot in Tron with humanitarian actor Jeff Bridges — got us thinking what a cute couple these two might be. People magazine revealed the details of the celeb couple dating, causing us to share an "Oh well" sigh of disappointment. Defamer mag reported, "Jake Gyllenhaal got "touchy-feely" on a night out with Olivia Wilde, but "at the end of the evening the two went their separate ways." Cootie shots only confer a certain amount of immunity, you see." [People]
So why do you suppose no chemistry? One theory is Olivia Wilde — while single — is still not over her relationship with her real life prince hubby. The two split recently citing irreconcilable differences but without much press or fanfare regarding anything. Hollywood insiders were surprised to hear the couple — who eloped when she was only a teen — split.
As for Jake Gyllenhaal, he is kind of like the hot nerdy kid most of the fine girls in high school everyone overlooks. Rumors that he is or was gay mainly seem to have stemmed from his role in the Brokeback Mountain film. [Remember... "I ain't quitting yew!" That's him.]
Gyllenhaal had his reputation as a straight guy when he got involved with actress Reese Witherspoon after her divorce from Cruel Intentions actor Ryan Phillippe. The two made a darling couple but like many Hollywood romances their interests simply took them in separate directions. After his brief dalliance with celebrity teen country music singer Taylor Swift, word hit that Jake was single again but Reese Witherspoon was engaged to somebody else. Since then, Witherspoon got married and Gyllenhaal continues to play the singles scene.
Regarding the big date, Perez Hilton reports:
West Hollywood'sChateau Marmont was the place to be last night if you were out to catch a glimpse of Jake Gyllenhaal macking on his new lady friend, Olivia Wilde.
According to Olivia's rep, the pair are just friends, but according to onlookers at the club, they might just be friends with benefits!
One source claimed that Jake was very "touchy-feely" and that Olivia was very "cool" with his advances. Sadly, the lovefest began and ended at the club as the duo reportedly did not leave together at the end of the night.
Here's a tip, Olivia — if you have a chance to play with Jake while recovering from your marriage and fresh divorce, you are most likely making a great friends with benefits decision. That boy is hot stuff and highly under-rated as a Hollywood hunk.
Add to the fact that he is healthy and fit like Olivia Wilde, he'd have no problem with her vegetarian diet (one gossip insider reported). Why is that? Because vegetarians TASTE BETTER.
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No one got hurt in this shooting, but the committee will review the officer's use of his weapon.
The officer used his service revolver to shoot out a suspect's tire. The question the committee has is whether or not his life was being threatened.
The shooting happened in Arab last November.
In the end, Anthony Wilson was charged with more than 30 violations after leading police there on a chase.
A police report states the officer fired his weapon when the suspect put his truck in reverse and came toward him. Wilson said the officer shot after he had already driven past the officer.
Wilson also said he was assaulted while in handcuffs.
"I was on the ground when the police tased me in the back and they picked me up, and they was talking all kinds of crap, and they put me in a police car," said Wilson. "And when we were going down the road, we were going really fast, and he kept hitting the brakes making me hit my head on the window. I got this scar from it, and I was in handcuffs, and my back was all beat up from where they had handcuffed me and all this."
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I sure tried but the the last bid beat me by $2.50. Probably for the best as it would had just sat in the corner anyway. I still have 1 set of rear high crop wheels and 2 sets of fronts I haven't made use of.
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"My main concern is the wind," said Methuen Mayor Stephen Zanni, stepping out of an emergency planning meeting with other city officials last night. He urged residents to stay home and off roads until Sandy's demise.
Schools, municipal buildings and City Halls throughout the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire are closed today, as uncertainty and worry about the storm peaked last night.
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The first fight of the main card and airing on pay-per-view at UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber 2 is Carlos Condit vs. Dong Hyun Kim. This is a welterweight fight, meaning 170 pounds. Both fighters are entering this bout off of wins. The referee in charge of the action is Steve Mazzagatti.
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Express plans to capitalize on ecommerce after it saw double-digit growth in 2013. Ecommerce sales saw an increase of 15.3% for the full year, according to its fourth-quarter earnings call.
Michael Weiss, chairman and CEO of Express, said on March 13 that there …More...
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March 17, 2014
Drive Online and In-store Sales with Cross-Chain Fulfillment
If implemented effectively, omnichannel solutions like ship-from-store and in-store pick up, can produce 2% to 20% incremental chain sales.
The key to success is not just technology, but accurate inventory allocation, intelligent order routing, in-store operations execution, and change management.
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March 26, 2014
Tom Ford Launches Same-day Delivery in NYC
Designer Tom Ford has just launched a new ecommerce site which offers same-day delivery to New York City area fashionistas.
Ford told Elle magazine recently that the need for the ecommerce site was due in large part to an already …More...
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March 27, 2014
A Snapshot Look at Ecommerce Payments in Japan
Japan is a major economic power, and its residents are very well-versed in ecommerce. So it is definitely a country where U.S.-based merchants should look if they want to expand globally. Here's a snapshot look at payments in …More...
March 31, 2014
J.McLaughlin Selects OrderDynamics
Apparel and accessries seller J.McLaughlin will work with OrderDynamics to expand its omnichannel fulfillment strategy and streamline operations.
J.McLaughlin, a rapidly growing 78 store retailer in the United States, is migrating from its in-house developed system to OrderDynamics' retail …More...
April 1, 2014
Jeff Gennette Named President of Macy's Inc.
Jeffrey Gennette, who has served for the past five years as Macy's chief merchandising officer, has been elected President of the Macy's Inc., effective immediately. Gennette will report to Terry J. Lundgren, Macy's, Inc. chairman and chief executive …More...
October 29, 2013
Merchants Need to Keep Calm and Carry On
It's always something.
Just when direct-to-customer merchants think they have a handle on their profit margins, something comes along to throw it into frenzy.
The government shutdown ended hours before the federal government's borrowing authority was set to expire, …More...
October 23, 2013
Saks Launches Off 5th Ecommerce Site
Saks Fifth Avenue launched an ecommerce site for its off-price franchise, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, which went live in September.
Michael Burgess, president of Saks Direct, said Saks Off 5th offers the same product collections online found in-store.
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Now, it's the largest collection of Bond vehicles ever assembled under one roof. And it's proved so popular the exhibition at the National Motor Museum in Beaulieu has been extended to coincide with the DVD release of Skyfall.
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The History of Multiple Sclerosis: How Far Have We Come?
What Is MS?
What Is MS?
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease of the central nervous system. It affects various parts of the body and is thought to be an autoimmune disorder. In MS, the immune system attacks the myelin, a sheath-like membrane that covers and protects your nerves. People who have MS can experience a variety of symptoms, including, but not limited to:
- blurred or double vision
- tingling, numbness, or pain
- extreme fatigue
- loss of bladder control
- memory problems
- lack of concentration
- difficulty walking
Symptoms that are consistent with MS have been studied for centuries. Researchers have come a long way in determining the causes and progression of the disease. There has also been considerable headway on treatment options that help multiple sclerosis patients live as normal a life as possible.
1838-1868: First Sightings
1838-1868: First Sightings
Autopsy reports dating back to 1838 were among the first "sightings" of MS. The reports included detailed images of the bodies of the deceased. These images showed what we now understand to be "plaques," or areas of scar tissue caused by inflammation in the brain. In 1868, a French professor named Jean-Martin Charcot made an association between the plaques he saw in an autopsy with the tremors, slurred speech, and irregular eye movements from which the deceased woman suffered. Charcot correctly assumed the lesions corresponded with the symptoms he described. However, he didn't know what caused the mysterious disease.
1870s: Official Recognition
1870s: Official Recognition
Multiple sclerosis was officially recognized as a disease in its own right in the 1870s. Drs. Walter Moxen in England and Edward Seguin in New York observed patients' wide range of neurological symptoms. They found that multiple sclerosis affected females more often than males. The physicians also determined that MS was not strictly genetic. Parents did not necessarily pass the disease down to their children.
1930s Breakthrough and Research
1930s Breakthrough and Research
The first half of the twentieth century saw a boom of medical breakthroughs. These discoveries helped the medical community study the progression and symptoms of MS. It was now possible to view cells under a microscope. It was also now possible to detect abnormalities in spinal cord fluid and record electrical activity of the nerves. In 1935, the pieces of the MS puzzle started to come together. This was thanks to Dr. Thomas Rivers of New York's Rockefeller Institute. Rivers proved through experiments with lab animals that MS was not a viral disease, but one of the immune system. The 1940s saw the establishment of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. This foundation continues to support MS research to the present day.
1960s: The Role of the Immune System
1960s: The Role of the Immune System
The idea that MS was linked to the immune system was still being explored throughout the 1940s and 1950s. The connection was not clearly understood until the following decade. One theory made more concrete in the 1960s was the idea that the immune system attacked the myelin coating of the nerves, and thus acted like an autoimmune disease.
1980s: The First MRI for MS
1980s: The First MRI for MS
There were major technological advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) during the late 1970s. It became more useful as a diagnostic tool for disease. 1981 marked the first time that MRI was used to view the brain of someone with multiple sclerosis. Dr. I.R. Young performed the honors in England, and within a few years, it was clear that this new technology could show doctors the damage incurred by MS, even when patients experienced no outward symptoms.
1990s: Drug Treatment Explosion
1990s: Drug Treatment Explosion
Scientists could now turn to treating MS now that more was known about it. Effective treatment can help control symptoms and slow the progression of the disease, but is not a cure. The 1990s could be named the "drug explosion" decade in terms of MS treatments. Interferon, an injectable drug used to treat cancer, was approved as a treatment for relapsing-remitting MS in the early and mid-'90s in the United States and Canada. More disease-altering drugs were approved throughout the '90s. These medications helped change the way the immune system attacks its own healthy tissues.
2000s: New Theories
2000s: New Theories
The new millennium saw numerous new theories regarding MS. These discoveries could help prevent the disease and minimize its potentially devastating effects. A study published in a 2000 issue of The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society reported that vitamin D may protect against MS, especially in people who have a genetic link. Research in Neurology suggests that the genetic risk for multiple sclerosis variants exist in African American versus European populations.
2000s: Research Continues
2000s: Research Continues
The wealth of information available about MS in the twenty-first century has grown exponentially since the 1860s. More research is still needed to continue to find a cure for this chronic, unpredictable disease. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society makes "[s]earching for better treatments, including better management of symptoms…a high priority." Research and better treatments creates an improved quality of life for people who live with MS every day.
- FAQs about MS. (2013). National MS Society. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.nationalmssociety.org/about-multiple-sclerosis/what-we-know-about-ms/faqs-about-ms/index.aspx
- Hayes, C.E. (2000, November). Vitamin D: a natural inhibitor of multiple sclerosis. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 59(4), 531-535. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11115787
- Isobe, N. et al. (2013, June 14). Genetic risk variants in African Americans with multiple sclerosis. Neurology. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.neurology.org/content/early/2013/06/14/WNL.0b013e31829bfe2f.abstract
- MS Society of Canada - Research Timeline. (2013). Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://mssociety.ca/researchtimeline/
- Multiple Sclerosis: Hope Through Research. (2013). National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/multiple_sclerosis/detail_multiple_sclerosis.htm
- National MS Society Commits $2.5M for Research by Pediatric MS Network -- 9 pediatric MS centers across the country will benefit. (2013, July 1). National MS Society. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.nationalmssociety.org/news/news-detail/index.aspx?nid=7973
- Orrell, R.W. (2005, June). Multiple Sclerosis: The History of a Disease. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 98(6), 289. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1142241/
- Researchers Co-Funded by the Society Pinpoint Genetic Differences Between African-Americans and Northern Europeans with MS. (2013, June 28). National MS Society. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.nationalmssociety.org/news/news-detail/index.aspx?nid=7955
- Rolak, L.A. (2009). The Basic Facts: The History of MS. [Brochure]. National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.nationalmssociety.org/download.aspx?id=32
- Salzer, J. et al. (2012, November 20). Vitamin D as a protective factor in multiple sclerosis. Neurology, 79(21), 2140-2145. Retrieved July 8, 2013, from http://www.neurology.org/content/79/21/2140.abstract
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The workout team charged with carrying out the directive of Mission City Council to dissolve MEDA (Mission Economic Development Authority) as soon as possible has come up with a plan calling for the mass resignation of the entire MEDA board of directors. This plan was discussed by the MEDA board in a meeting held Wednesday, March 9.
The proposed plan, which has not yet been approved by MEDA, calls for the resignation of the entire MEDA board and, through a change in the corporation's bylaws, setting up a new, streamlined seven-member board to replace the current 21-member board (consisting of 15 voting board members and six advisory board members). The new board would be similar in size to the MEDC board and would be appointed by city council, as is the MEDC board.
The workout team is comprised of City Manager Julio Cerda, City Attorney David Guerra and MEDA President/CEO Pat Townsend Jr. The three have been meeting in private discussions since Feb. 18 to come up with a "workout plan" that would meet not only the council's objectives, but also meet all the legal responsibilities of MEDA.
The proposed council-appointed MEDA board could be the same people currently serving on the MEDC board, or not, Townsend said. That's entirely up to the council.
While not discussing their reservations in open session, MEDA board members have concerns that they want to make sure are addressed before they agree to resign and hand off their responsibility to a new board. A major part of those concerns are the fiduciary requirements of ongoing contracts and development agreements binding MEDA and its board members to meet certain obligations.
Townsend told the board, "You've got to trust the fact that fiduciary responsibilities are carried out by your replacements. I can't imagine someone accepting the appointment will drop those, in other words, drop our contracts and ignore our development agreements."
He also said he didn't know any MEDA board members who would be interested in signing a dissolution resolution [due to the fiduciary responsibilities or MEDA]. So, instead, he proposed the change in bylaws, appointing a new, seven-member board and MEDA continuing to operate, but in a different role.
"Even if MEDA continues to exist, it is probably a shell corporation," he said. "So the spokespeople for economic development is going to come from [MEDC], not [MEDA] but [MEDA] is still around" to conduct limited business, such as selling a lot, but not the majority of the business.
For example, Townsend said, at one point MEDA contemplated a land purchase with a potential of development.
"If I understand the intentions of the council, if it ever gets done, they expect it from the EDC, not this EDA shell," he said.
MEDA Board Chairman Robert Goodwin said after the meeting that another major concern of the MEDA board is what is going to happen to the current MEDA employees if the MEDA functions are transferred to MEDC. Would they become city employees? Would all of the employees be retained? Would some of them lose their jobs, or be moved to other city positions?
Mission City Manager Julio Cerda, in a telephone interview Thursday morning said, "We understand that there are concerns and issues we have to address and they are being addressed."
"It's not as easy as if we're closing one department and opening up another. We're talking about corporations here – multimillion dollar corporations that we have to handle very, very carefully and make sure all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted, and make sure everything is done correctly," he added.
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|Council removes Roseland as MEDC board president
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|MEDA to discuss merger with MEDC
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|Mission council supports MEDA board restructuring
|Originally published Friday, March 18
|MEDA board members tell council, 'Slow down'
|Originally published Friday, March 18
|MEDA rebuffs city takeover of board
|Originally published Friday, March 25
|Council strips MEDA's authority
|Originally published Tuesday, March 29, 11:24 p.m.
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I read the statement, and I can't figure out why Groklaw is shutting down.
Discourse about FOSS should not have to be encrypted.
This is stupid.
Precisely. This whole thing seems a bit dramatic. Groklaw was not political. Its work was based as far as I can tell on discussion of public events, and wasn't collecting or leaking or discussing anything that wasn't already in the open. So, while I'm as outraged as the next guy about the constant ubiquitous surveillance state, I don't see how it prevents the work that Groklaw was doing. We can't just stop having public discourse about public issues.
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LOS ANGELES - The 42nd Annual Manzanar Pilgrimage, sponsored by the Los Angeles-based Manzanar Committee, is scheduled for noon on Saturday, April 30, at the Manzanar National Historic Site, located on US Highway 395 in California's Owens Valley, between the towns of Lone Pine and Independence, approximately 230 miles north of Los Angeles.
The award-winning VIDA Program, or Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives, is now accepting registrants between the ages of 12 and 17.
A 60-year-old woman was arrested Saturday at William S. Hart Park after she brandished a knife and shouted racial slurs at a security officer who told her to move her car from a no-parking zone.
Properties in the Santa Clarita Valley from becoming nests for crime, the city and the Sheriff's Business Alliance are offering two free seminars on crime prevention for local landlords.
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Liberals, including politicians and the lapdog media, suddenly have a lot to say about the infamous "target" map that Sarah Palin profiled as part of Republican geographic political strategy to win districts, while the same liberals ignore the Democrats' red target map of 2004.
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Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
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