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Dog-Bite-Related Fatalities -- United States, 1995-1996
From 1979 through 1994, attacks by dogs resulted in 279 deaths of humans in the United States (1,2). Such attacks have prompted widespread review of existing local and state dangerous-dog laws, including proposals for adoption of breed-specific restrictions to prevent such episodes (3). To further characterize this problem and the involvement of specific breeds, CDC analyzed data from the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and media accounts in the NEXIS database *. This report presents three recent cases of dog-bite-related fatalities (DBRFs), summarizes characteristics of such deaths during 1995-1996, and provides breed-specific data for DBRFs during 1979-1996. The findings in this report indicate that most DBRFs occurred among children and suggest approaches for prevention.
In January 1995, a 2-year-old boy in South Dakota wandered into a neighbor's yard, where he was attacked and killed by two chained wolf-German shepherd hybrids. In September 1995, a 3-week-old girl in Pennsylvania was killed in her crib by the family Chow Chow while her parents slept in the next room. In March 1996, an 86-year-old woman in Tennessee went outside of her home to check the weather and was fatally mauled by two rottweilers owned by a neighbor; the dogs had attacked and injured the woman 1 month before the fatal attack.
The HSUS attempts to identify all DBRFs (1,2) and maintains a registry of these incidents. A DBRF was defined as a death caused by acute trauma from a dog attack. Case reports in the registry include details such as date of death, age and sex of decedent, city and state of attack, number and breeds of dogs involved, and circumstances. To supplement HSUS reports, CDC included data from the NEXIS database and death certificates. However, death-certificate data were not available for 1995-1996. Deaths associated with infection secondary to dog bites were excluded.
Data from HSUS and NEXIS were merged to maximize detection of cases and avoid duplicate reports. Because news media accounts can inaccurately report breeds of dogs involved in DBRFs, only breed data from the HSUS were used (4). When multiple dogs of the same breed were involved in a fatality, that breed was counted only once. When crossbred animals were involved in a fatality, each breed in the dog's parentage was counted once. Dogs were also classified as on or off the owner's property and whether they were restrained (e.g., chained or leashed) at the time of the attack.
During 1995-1996, at least 25 persons died as the result of dog attacks (11 in 1995 and 14 in 1996). Of the 25 DBRFs, 20 (80%) occurred among children (three were aged less than or equal to 30 days {neonates}, one was aged 5 months, 10 were aged 1-4 years, and six were aged 5-11 years), and five occurred among adults (ages 39, 60, 75, 81, and 86 years). Most (18 {72%}) DBRFs occurred among males.
Of 23 deaths with sufficient information for classification, seven (30%) involved an unrestrained dog off the owner's property, five (22%) involved a restrained dog on the owner's property, and 11 (48%) involved an unrestrained dog on the owner's property. Of the 25 deaths, nine (36%) involved one dog, nine (36%) involved two dogs, two (8%) involved three dogs, and five (20%) involved six to 11 dogs. All the attacks by unrestrained dogs off the owner's property involved more than one dog. Of the three deaths among neonates, all occurred on the dog owner's property and involved one dog and a sleeping child.
During 1995-1996, rottweilers were the most commonly reported breed involved in fatal attacks (Table_1). Fatal attacks were reported from 14 states (California {four deaths}; Florida and Pennsylvania {three each}; Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, and South Dakota {two each}; and Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, and Washington {one each}).
Reported by: R Lockwood, PhD, Humane Society of the United States, Washington, DC. Div of Unintentional Injuries Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, CDC.
Editorial Note
Editorial Note: During 1979-1996, fatal dog attacks occurred in 45 states (Figure_1). In 1986, nonfatal dog bites resulted in an estimated 585,000 injuries that required medical attention or restricted activity; in that year, dog bites ranked 12th among the leading causes of nonfatal injury in the United States (5). In 1994, an estimated 4.7 million persons (1.8% of the U.S. population) sustained a dog bite; of these, approximately 800,000 (0.3%) sought medical care for the bite (6).
The findings in this report are subject to at least two limitations. First, because death-certificate data were not available, the two sources used for case finding in 1995-1996 probably underestimated the number of DBRFs and may represent only 74% of actual cases (1,2). Second, to definitively determine whether certain breeds are disproportionately represented, breed-specific fatality rates should be calculated. The numerator for such rates requires complete ascertainment of deaths and an accurate determination of the breed involved, and the denominator requires reliable breed-specific population data (i.e., number of deaths involving a given breed divided by number of dogs of that breed). However, such denominator data are not available, and official registration or licensing data cannot be used because owners of certain breeds may be less likely than those owning other breeds to register or license their animals (3).
Three categories of strategies can be considered for preventing dog bites:
Owner and public education. Dog owners, through proper selection, socialization, training, care, and treatment of a dog, can reduce the likelihood of owning a dog that will eventually bite (7). Male and unspayed/unneutered dogs are more likely to bite than are female and spayed/neutered dogs (7). Educational and prevention efforts should be directed at parents and children. Veterinarians and pediatricians should address strategies for bite prevention, including the need for appropriate supervision of children. Other strategies include dissemination of information on preventing bites (see box(Table_B1)), school-based educational programs on bite prevention and canine behavior, and educational programs regarding responsible dog selection, ownership, and training.
Animal control at the community level. Animal-control programs should be supported, and laws for regulating dangerous or vicious dogs should be promulgated and enforced vigorously (8). For example, in this report, 30% of DBRFs resulted from groups of owned dogs that were free roaming off the owner's property. Some of these deaths might have been prevented through more stringent animal-control laws and enforcement. Although some breeds were disproportionately represented in the fatal attacks described in this report, the representation of breeds changes over time (Table_1). As a result, targeting a specific breed may be unproductive; a more effective approach may be to target chronically irresponsible dog owners (9).
Bite reporting. Evaluation of prevention efforts requires improved surveillance for dog bites. Dog bites should be reported as required by local or state ordinances, and reports of such incidents should include information about the circumstances of the bite; ownership, breed, sex, age, spay/neuter status, and history of prior aggression of the animal; and the nature of restraint before the bite incident.
Dogs provide many health and social benefits (10). Most of the approximately 55 million dogs in the United States never bite or kill humans. However, the findings in this report indicate that DBRFs continue to occur and that most are preventable. HSUS and the U.S. Postal Service have designated June 9-13, 1997, as National Dog Bite Prevention Week. Additional information about preventing dog bites is available from HSUS, 100 L Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037; telephone (202) 452-1100; or on the World-Wide Web at http//:www.hsus.org.
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TABLE 1. Dog breeds and crossbreeds* involved in dog-bite-related fatalities, by 2-year period -- United States, 1979-1996 + ========================================================================================================================================================================= Category 1979-1980 1981-1982 1983-1984 1985-1986 1987-1988 1989-1990 1991-1992 1993-1994 1995-1996 Total ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Breed "Pit bull" 2 5 10 9 12 8 6 5 3 60 Rottweiler 0 0 1 1 3 1 3 10 10 29 German shepherd 2 1 5 1 1 5 2 0 2 19 "Husky" 2 1 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 14 Alaskan malamute 2 0 3 1 0 2 3 1 0 12 Doberman Pinscher 0 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 0 8 Chow Chow 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 8 Great Dane 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 St. Bernard 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Akita 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 4 Crossbreed Wolf hybrid 0 1 1 2 1 4 1 2 2 14 German shepherd 0 2 0 2 2 2 0 1 2 11 "Pit bull" 0 1 0 3 2 & 3 1 1 0 10 & "Husky" 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 6 Alaskan malamute 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 Rottweiler 0 0 0 0 1 & 1 0 1 1 3 & Chow Chow 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 3 No. incidents for which breed known 10 20 27 24 22 35 24 25 22 199 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Data shown only for breeds and crossbreeds involved in four or more fatalities. Each breed contributing to the crossbreed is counted only once. + For 1979-1994, data obtained from the Humane Society of the United States registry, NEXIS database accounts, and death certificates. & One fatality also involved a single breed. =========================================================================================================================================================================
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Measures for Preventing Dog Bites - Realistically evaluate environment and lifestyle and consult with a professional (e.g., veterinarian, animal behaviorist, or responsible breeder) to determine suitable breeds of dogs for consideration. - Dogs with histories of aggression are inappropriate in households with children. - Be sensitive to cues that a child is fearful or apprehensive about a dog and, if so, delay acquiring a dog. - Spend time with a dog before buying or adopting it. Use caution when bringing a dog or puppy into the home of an infant or toddler. - Spay/neuter virtually all dogs (this frequently reduces aggressive tendencies). - Never leave infants or young children alone with any dog. - Properly socialize and train any dog entering the household. Teach the dog submissive behaviors (e.g., rolling over to expose abdomen and relinquishing food without growling). - Immediately seek professional advice (e.g., from veterinarians, animal behaviorists, or responsible breeders) if the dog develops aggressive or undesirable behaviors. - Do not play aggressive games with your dog (e.g., wrestling). - Teach children basic safety around dogs and review regularly: - Never approach an unfamiliar dog. - Never run from a dog and scream. - Remain motionless when approached by an unfamiliar dog (e.g., "be still like a tree"). - If knocked over by a dog, roll into a ball and lie still (e.g., "be still like a log"). - Never play with a dog unless supervised by an adult. - Immediately report stray dogs or dogs displaying unusual behavior to an adult. - Avoid direct eye contact with a dog. - Do not disturb a dog who is sleeping, eating, or caring for puppies. - Do not pet a dog without allowing it to see and sniff you first. - If bitten, immediately report the bite to an adult.
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I had an idea for an end grain cutting board in which there was no pattern, so no way to do a glue up, cut, and then glue strips together. I have 360 individual pieces (18×20) that I need to glue up. I was thinking of just doing it in 5×6 piece chunks to help with keeping the seams tight and making sure i have plenty of time to work before the glue dries.
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Business Schools Get a Little Greener, Survey Shows
Posted by: Alison Damast on October 21, 2009
Students with a keen interest in the social and environmental savvy of business schools should keep an eye on the Aspen Institute's Beyond Grey Pinstripes survey, a biannual "green" alternative ranking of business schools released Oct. 21. Unlike other business school rankings like the ones conducted by BusinessWeek and other outlets, this survey takes a close look at how MBA programs weave social and environmental topics into their core classes, electives and academic research. The data taken is from the 2007-08 and 2008-09 academic years.
The number one-ranked school this year is York University's Schulich School of Business in Toronto, the first Canadian school to top the list in the survey's 10-year history. Closely following on the heels of Schulich are the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, the Yale School of Management, the Stanford Graduate School of Business (the number one school in the 2007 ranking) and Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. For the full list of the top 20-ranked schools, click here.
Schulich stood out as the top school because of what the Aspen Institute called the "extraordinary number of courses" available to students with environmental and social content, as well as the large number of relevant academic articles published by the school's faculty.
Dezsö J. Horváth, dean of the Schulich School of Business, said he was pleased that the school was being recognized for its years of work in this area. The school's emphasis on sustainability was more important than ever given the "watershed events of the past year," he says.
"Schulich began laying the groundwork for research and teaching in the areas of business ethics and sustainability back in the early 1990s when few other business schools were doing so," Horváth says. "Today's number one ranking is recognition of close to two decades of research, innovation and curriculum development at our School."
This year's ranking, which surveyed 149 business schools from 24 countries, had plenty of good news for business-school students with a green leaning. According to the ranking, the percentage of business schools that require students to take an elective course focused on "business and society" issues continued to increase, jumping from 63% in 2007 to 69% in 2009. And of the schools surveyed, more are offering electives that feature social, environmental and ethical content. Back in 2005, schools offered only 12 courses that met these criteria, a number that jumped to 19 in 2009.
This is an encouraging trend, one that is indicative of just how important schools are taking their responsibility to prepare students for the social and ethical complexities of modern day business, says Rich Leimsider, director of the Aspen Institute's Center for Business Education.
"In these challenging economic times, the general public, not just scholars, are questioning whether the established models of business are broken," Leimsider says. "Beyond Grey Pinstripes schools are thoughtfully pursuing new approaches. They are preparing students who take a more holistic view of business success, one that measures financial results as well as social and environmental impacts."
Despite the progress being made, not all of the survey's findings were cause for optimism. Of the schools surveyed, the percentage requiring student to take a core course in social and environmental change remains low, at 30%.
For Adam Aston's take on the ranking, check out his post on the Green Business blog.
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"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" will reel you in with witty banter and keep the audience on the edge of their seats with a great story line and nonstop action. "The Winter Soldier" starts off just like all Marvel sequels thus far showing what the heroes have been doing since the events... Read more »
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'Escape Plan' utilizes dynamic duo
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Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger attempting to break out of a maximum security secret prison that is funded by shady individuals: how couldn't you want to see this? Sylvester Stallone plays Ray Breslin, an ex-lawyer who began breaking out of prisons professionally as a way to make them... Read more »
"Frozen" is a Frosty Hit!
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January 30, 2014
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Disney's newest hit, Frozen, has shown once again why the 'House of Mouse' is still at the top of their game in these days. Allow me to explain in more detail. In the kingdom of Arendelle, the coronation of Queen Elsa, voiced by Broadway star, Idina Menzel, and her sister, Princess Anna... Read more »
'Lone Survivor' brings audience behind enemy lines
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January 30, 2014
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In the beginning of "Lone Survivor," director Peter Berg takes you through a stint of boot camp to show just a little piece of all the rigorous mental and physical challenges that a Navy Seal must endure before graduating. These tests that a Navy Seal must undergo really push that the only one... Read more »
'We're The Millers' offers must-see comedy
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December 5, 2013
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"We're the Millers" is a movie based around Jason Sudeikis's pot-dealing character David Clark. David is a 40-something man whose life hasn't changed since college. David is content with his life of dealing pot and living by himself until he gets mugged and gets robbed of his entire stash. ... Read more »
'Thor: The Dark World' satisfies moviegoers
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December 5, 2013
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From Norse gods to research scientists and from alien realms to London, England. Thor: The Dark World has it all. Two different worlds must band together to prevent the impending apocalypse of the entire universe. This movie brought together the action all comic fans know and love, the familiar romantic... Read more »
'Carrie' gets makeover
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November 7, 2013
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Have you ever felt the desire to destroy the world after receiving continuous negative words, actions, or maybe both from the world? The second movie adaptation of "Carrie" — originally a novel written by Stephen King in 1974 — came to theaters the weekend of Oct. 18, and the main character... Read more »
Hanks shines as lead in 'Captain Phillips'
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November 7, 2013
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When the freight ship of Captain Phillips (Tom Hanks) is boarded by armed pirates, he and his crew must fight for their very survival. Captain Phillips is faced with the responsibility of protecting his crew and his own conflicting will to live. He handles the situation impressively well, yet not all... Read more »
Monster-U is a roaring hit
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November 7, 2013
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We're heading back to school with "Monster University," with the return of Mike and Sully from the original Monsters Inc. In this film, we see how Mike and Sully first met at the prestigious Monsters University, and also how they became good friends, how they met some familiar faces like Randal,... Read more »


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These cosy, but well-appointed cottages are nestled in the grounds of a farm where the owner lives and a warm welcome awaits you, but your privacy is assured. The farm is home to one of the largest collection of private horse drawn vehicles, a perfect holiday retreat for even the most discerning guests.
The location is easily accessible making it an ideal base throughout the year for a weekend break or a touring holiday. Dorset has something for everyone, with countless picturesque villages, the market towns of Shaftesbury (5.5 miles), the Gold Hill and Gillingham (3 miles) and the historic cities of Salisbury and Bath. You will be spoilt for choice for walks as Dorset's beautiful landscape of rolling chalk downland and hidden valleys affords wonderful walking. Longleat Safari Park is nearby along with the Jurassic Coast, with much more.
Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and wi-fi included. Regret no smoking. Location: Weymouth and Bournemouth's sandy beaches approximately 1 hour drive. Shops 3 miles, pub 1 mile.
The accommodation offers THREE bedrooms: 1 king-size situated on the ground floor, next door to the bathroom, 1 spacious double bedroom, with lovely views and en-suite shower, WC and heated towel rail. 1 twin room. Bathroom: with shower over bath, WC and heated towel rail. Lounge: large with woodburner effect electric fire, TV/DVD and french doors leading to patio and garden. Kitchen/diner: large room with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Outside: enclosed garden with picket fence and patio with seating. Amenities: central heating included. 2 small dogs or 1 medium dog, with responsible owners, by arrangement. Arrival: 3pm.
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BBC Sound of Cinema: America at the Movies. The BBC National Orchestra of Wales plays favourites from the greatest American film scores of all time, weighing in with their own collection of Academy and Grammy Awards.
Elmer Bernstein: The Magnificent Seven
Bernard Herrmann: Vertigo
Howard Shore: Ed Wood
Miklos Rozsa: Spellbound Concerto
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David Raksin: Laura
Danny Elfman: Batman
Bernard Herrmann: Taxi Driver
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Presented and directed by Robert Ziegler
Mark Kermode, star of BBC Radio 5live's Kermode and Mayo's Film Review and newly-announced film critic of the Observer, hosts an all-American evening of classic film scores. Featuring blockbusters from seven decades of movie music, from the Wild West to psychological thriller, comedy-drama, action fantasy, film noir and gritty crime drama. Martin Roscoe is the soloist in the Spellbound Concerto, written by Hungarian emigre composer Miklos Rozsa, his single collaboration with Alfred Hitchcock. It also features the eerie sound of the experimental electronic instrument, the theremin, which became a prominent feature of many 1950s sci-fis.
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It was on odd Twenty20 series with three one-sided matches, none more so than the decider, and there were also contrasting performances from two players who had been away from the scene for different reasons
February 16, 2013
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It had been ten months since New Zealand stepped out in front of a home crowd when the Twenty20 series against England began last week. The anticipation was high and the public were hoping the team could bury a tough two months of board-related mismanagement. At 1-1 after two matches it was promising, that was until the show rolled into Wellington where New Zealand had more than history against them.
Winning the toss in Wellington was a massive advantage. Having been put in, New Zealand had to buck the trend. No team has ever defended a score there in T20; 139 was always under-par and England's openers, Alex Hales and Michael Lumb, made it look tiny. History in this instance was insurmountable.
England outplayed New Zealand in the first encounter. They then out-executed England in the second and in the decider, England completely out-gunned the home side.
The series marked the return of Stuart Broad to the England team after the injury problems he suffered in India. This was his first outing in a T20 since the World T20 in October and first appearance in any format since second Test against India after which he was firstly omitted before injury struck again.
A lacerated fat pad in his left heel has been revealed as a problem he will carry throughout his career. However, he showed no signs of discomfort during the three T20s. In fact, he showed signs that the Broad of old was back. He bowled quickly, he bowled aggressively, and enjoyed considerable success with a career-best 4 for 24 in the first match and series-sealing 3 for 15 in the third. The only blemish was the middle encounter where he conceded the most expensive T20 figures by any bowler against New Zealand of 0 for 53.
Watching from the sidelines, there seems to be a slight change in Broad's action. His front arm is coming down closer to his body and his delivery stride is slightly shorter. The shorter the delivery stride the less likely he is to land on the heel of his left foot as it allows the bowler to land more "whole footed" than heal first, thus protecting his injury site.
This change in action goes against what England's bowling coaches, led by David Saker for the national team, have been suggesting as the ideal. They want to see long delivery strides, based on a study that says that is the method employed by most international fast bowlers. I always disagree with trying to turn bowlers into something that they're not. The truer tests for Broad, though, will come in the longer formats, first the ODIs and then especially the Tests.
The T20s also brought the return of Ross Taylor to New Zealand colours. It has been a tough two-month period dealing with the fall-out of his poor treatment and management from the organisation that, you'd think, he could trust the most, and would treat him accordingly, New Zealand Cricket.
He was welcomed back to international stage by standing ovations rarely heard before by New Zealand cricketing crowds. The Auckland crowd, especially, provided an emotional atmosphere for one of the country's best batsmen.
Alas, the ovations and warmth showed by the public couldn't be backed up with performances in the middle by Taylor. Scores of 13, 4 and 6 were all he could muster, and dropping two catches in Auckland showed his focus wasn't quite back to its best.
The nerves surrounding the comeback for Taylor must have been an issue. Treated horribly by NZC, welcomed back so warmly by the public and then not being able to perform at his best will eat away at him for a while to come. But there is no time to reflect, regroup and rethink; the ODI series is already upon is
There will be talk that Taylor should have been sent back to his province to find form. This would have been the wrong move. The gap between the levels, especially the level of bowling this English team provides, would have made domestic success largely irrelevant to the international scene. The ODIs, where strike-rate and time are less of an issue for a longer period, should provide Taylor the best preparation for the Test series.
New Zealand were not even close to their best in the field, dropping a total of eight catches in the three T20 matches. This has to improve. Conversely, it would be hard to pick a better fielding team than this current England side.
We are now back in Hamilton, the scene of New Zealand's success, for the start of the one-day series. England welcome back some big names - Alastair Cook, Ian Bell, Jonathan Trott, James Anderson and Graeme Swann. New Zealand can't afford any more off days.
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England need disruptive strategy to counter spin
Alastair Cook needs an out-of-the-box plan that veers India from the set pieces. One of those plans could be an early Powerplay
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs'
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
Dhoni doesn't heed his own warning
Plays of the Day from the second ODI between England and India, in Cardiff
Plays of the day from the third ODI between England and India at Trent Bridge
Test cricket's young Fab Four (163)
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs' (86)
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
England need disruptive strategy to counter spin (57)
Alastair Cook needs an out-of-the-box plan that veers India from the set pieces. One of those plans could be an early Powerplay
Graeme Pollock has been among the top three finest players his country ever produced; and not far off that pace in the world rankings either
Question marks over West Indies' ODI batting (29)
The sequence of recent stuttering starts in ODIs, with the middle and lower orders picking up the pieces, does not bode well


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|"This volume stems from a conference held at the Development and Project Planning Centre, University of Bradford, UK in September 1997 ..."--Pref.
|xiv, 302 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
|Introduction: Africa and industrial development / John Weiss --
Africa's comparative advantage / Paul Collier --
Manufacturing microenterprises as import substituting industries / Walter Elkan --
The concept of 'infant industry' in a sub-Saran African context / Michael Tribe --
Lessons for sub-Saharan Africa from the experience of East Asia: SADC and ASEAN compared / Mark Hiley --
A review of recent manufacturing sector development in sub-Saharan Africa / Michael Tribe --
The de-industrialisation hypothesis, structural adjustment programmes and the sub-Saharan dimension / Farhad Noorbakhsh and Alberto Paloni --
De-industrialisation in sub-Saharan Africa: myth or crisis? / Hossein Jalilan and John Weiss Equipment and non-equipment private investment: their nexus with economic growth, based on Solow model / Hossein Jalilian and Mathew O Odedukun --
The European Investment Bank as a financial wholesaler: two decades of lending to African industry / Stephen McCarthy --
How do South African firms respond to trade policy reform? / Raphael Kaplinsky and Mike Morris --
Developing African exports: the case of Nigeria / John T Thoburn --
Ownership and export performance in Tanzanian enterprises / Louise Grenier, Andrew McKay and Oliver Morrissey --
Transport costs and protection for Ugandan industry / Nichodemus Rudaheranwa --
Regional integration and industrialisation in southern Africa / David Evans.
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New stainless steel appliances, light fixtures with the tags still on them and a beautifully etched glass pantry door - sounds like the selling points for an East Tosa home that was recently remodeled and put on the market. Instead, it's some of the list of items Habitat for Humanity has removed from a home just off 69th Street and North Avenue and taken to its ReStore to resell.
The house has been purchased by the city and will be razed to make room for more off-street parking to serve the commercial district.
It will be several months before the two-story home is demolished, said Joseph Kroll, special projects engineer for the city. All utilities need to be disconnected and there needs to be some environmental testing because of the neighboring Voline auto service station, he said.
Meanwhile, the Police and Fire departments have been taken advantage of the empty house.
Officers already worked on searching for suspects and clearing rooms in the case of a tactical situation. In a couple of weeks the Fire Department will work with new recruits on search and rescue and ladder skills at the house.
"These opportunities don't come along too often," Police Lt. James Mastrocola said. "We're very grateful whenever we get the chance to use a building for training."
People who've seen the building's interior work comment on the extensive work that has been done. The couple who owned the house renovated it in hopes of flipping it to a new owner and the city came calling.
The city paid $159,900, about $10,000 less than the fair market value for the 1922 home on less than an acre.
Ed Haydin, board member of the East Tosa Alliance, called the deal "serendipitous."
The homeowners were looking to buy just as the city was looking to acquire property not only to add parking but to make the existing municipal parking lot across the street into a plaza.
The Common Council last summer adopted a master plan for the North Avenue commercial district between Wauwatosa Avenue (76th Street) and 60th Street.
"This was the first gesture," Haydin said. "It's a keystone project to make this block center of East Tosa."
He foresees evening concerts and neighborhood gatherings in the plaza and when it's not being used it can return to its parking lot use, he said.
Since the city won't need the materials, it made sense to have Habitat for Humanity come in and see if they could salvage items from the home for use on housing projects or to sell in the ReStore, 3015 N. 114th St., before the demolition starts, Kroll said.
Three days this week were spent removing everything from flooring, plumbing and light fixtures and decorative molding.
"The interior doors are amazing," said Mike Jones, deconstruction coordinator for the Restore. "You don't get a lot of that older woodwork and craftsmanship anymore."
With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, each with numerous closets, there were plenty of doors to take.
Jones pulled out a long white picket fence from the backyard that looks like wood but is made of plastic so it won't rot. Even the small number of plantings in front of the porch was taken because they could be reused.
The crew will come back closer to the demolition date to take exterior doors and windows so neighbors won't have to look at a boarded up home, Kroll said.
Both bathrooms and the kitchen had been remodeled so the salvage crew hit a jackpot of new toilets, sinks, cabinetry, a granite countertop window blinds and Frigidaire appliances.
Jones counts the East Tosa home in top 5 percent of properties he's salvaged. He expected the items to hit the ReStore sales floor the same day he delivered them and estimated the new items would be priced at about 50 percent off the original purchase price.
As for the older materials, the store staff have to take more of an educated guess based on what's popular among customers, Jones said.
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Based off historical information from this spreadsheet, I would expect that only DOV will increase its dividend in August.
These dividend aristocrats have increased their dividends during every month of February over the past 4 years. Upon a closer examination of the dividend growth stock behavior of the 60 dividend aristocrats, it seems that every month there is at least one company that raises its dividend. It's nice to get a pay raise every month. The only company that has increased its dividend twice in one year is STT- State Street.
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Have you considered graphing dividend income combined with stock income to get the real rate of return?
Example if the stock goes down , the dividend tries to nullify the same.
I haven't considered doing that. In the dividend studies that I conduct on individual stocks I use a price chart of the stock for the past ten years, which should be similar to the "stock income" or the stock price appreciation that you are referring to.
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Vonn stays hot with GS victory,missed gate dooms Ligety effortThe Associated Press | January 27,2013AP PHOTO
American Lindsey Vonn celebrates at the finish line after winning a World Cup giant slalom in Maribor, Slovenia, on Saturday.MARIBOR, Slovenia Lindsey Vonn showed she can beat Tina Maze in the Slovenians best discipline and on her home snow.
While it may be too late to challenge her biggest rival for the overall World Cup title, Vonn is looking like Mazes biggest challenger at next months world championships.
The American proved that she has fully recovered from a recent illness by winning a World Cup giant slalom, her second win in two weeks.
Vonn was third behind Maze after the first run but overcame several errors in the second to put down the fastest time and create a margin that Maze couldnt overcome. Vonn won in 2 minutes, 22.2 seconds for her first GS victory since last March.
In the second run I decided, OK, its all or nothing; I had to go for it, Vonn said. Its been a rough year for me in GS, so its just perfect.
Maze still clinched her third giant slalom discipline title by placing second. Maze had a near-perfect first run, but a poor start to the second cost her valuable time and she finished 0.08 seconds behind Vonn.
With her 59th World Cup win overall, Vonns just three away from equaling Annemarie Moser Proells record on the womens side. She earned her first GS victory since last March and back-to-back wins after taking the downhill last week at Cortina DAmpezzo.
Vonn took nearly a month off over the holidays to recover from an intestinal illness that landed her in the hospital in November. While her break allowed Maze to build an even bigger lead in the overall standings, Vonn said its clear she made the right decision.
A couple of weeks ago, everyone was thinking I was crazy taking this time off, Vonn said. But I felt my body wasnt ready. Now I am ready.
Austrias Anna Fenninger was third, 0.57 seconds behind Vonn.
Mazes closest rival in the GS, Kathrin Zettel, only managed sixth. Maze is 238 points ahead of Zettel with just two GS races remaining this season.
Maze also extended her lead in the overall standing to 748 points against her closest challenger, Germanys Maria Hoefl-Riesch, who finished fourth. Vonn stands another 66 points back in third, having missed several races while sidelined.
The 29-year-old Maze performed in front of a passionate home crowd and was 0.48 seconds ahead of Vonn after dominating the first run.
However, she ran wide at the start of the second, leaving her 0.13 seconds behind her rival at the first checkpoint. Despite the cheers of the fans urging her on, Maze couldnt make up the time and finished with tears in her eyes.
I had a mistake in the flat part, Maze said. In my final run, I just had too many mistakes but I am very satisfied with second.
Maze has won four of the seven giant slaloms this season, making the podium in the other three.
I have been working so hard this year for this GS crystal globe, she said. Now Ive won it, I feel freed and can look forward.
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Paris came down the 2-mile Streif course in 1 minute, 57.56 seconds, followed by world downhill champion Erik Guay of Canada 0.13 behind and Hannes Reichelt of Austria in third.
Paris, who also won in Bormio in December, and teammate Christof Innerhofer share four downhill victories this season, a record for the Italian team.
Winning Kitzbuehel is even a bigger achievement (than Bormio), Paris said. Its the dream of every downhill racer to win here. When that dream comes true, its beautiful.
Ligety failed to finish, meaning hes out of the combined event that includes the slalom on Sunday.
Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway, who won Fridays super-G, finished 10th and failed to overtake Marcel Hirscher atop the overall standings. The Austrian skipped the race.
The crowd of about 50,000 included Austria-born Arnold Schwarzenegger, who took a break from a promotional tour to watch the race in sunny conditions.
Ligety was disappointed with his run.
Its a bummer as I was only 0.9 out on the last split, so it was a really good position for the combined, said Ligety, who also missed out on scoring points after his ski came off in a combined event last week in Wengen, Switzerland.
The American is third in the overall standings, 199 points behind Hirscher.
Thats two weekends in a row where I could have been first or second, Ligety said. Its really disappointing to have such opportunities missed. You cant expect to win the overall if you let opportunities like that go. Its really frustrating.
Paris is the second Italian to win the event, following Kristian Ghedina in 1998.
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- Holds most 27" – 42" flat panels
- Maximum flat panel hole pattern - 410mm x 340mm
- LCD-MID-C and LCD-MID-CM2 combined load capacity – 200 lbs
- Medium Television Turntable
- Rotates 360°
- Platform Width 20"
- Platform Depth 15"
- Load Capacity 75 lbs
- High 1280 1024 SXGA resolution
- Anti-Burn-in technology
- Video inputs (BNC in x 1, BNC out x 1)
- Looping video inputs for multiple connections
- Quick signal-switching time
- Holds 10" – 23" flat panels
- Adjustable -5º to +20º tilt
- Rotates 240º at flat panel
- Black powder coat finish
- Offers 1024 x 768 of high resolution
- Shows aluminum alloy construction
- VESA standard wall mount
- 6RU Dual LCD Rack Mount Adaptor for 10.4" (LCM-1001) LCD Monitor
- Three Screen Sizes (15", 17" and 19") available
- High Resolution Image 550 TVL
- Composite 1& 2-NTSC/PAL(BNC), S-Video(Y/C) and Analog VGA(D-Sub)
- 16.2 Million Colors
- Wider Viewing Angle
- Allows attachment of 2 LCD-1 mounts (sold separately)
- Can be attached as a clamp-on or through bolted mount with parts provided
- Mounting pole telescopes from 18" to 24"
- Silver powder coat finish
- For VESA 200 x 200mm Mount
- holds most 10" – 23" LCD monitors
- For Display w/ 400 x 200mm Hole Pattern
- VESA Mount Adapter
- High 1280 x 1024 SXGA resolution
- NeoV™ Optical Glass
- Anti-Burn-in™ technology
- Quick signal-switching time (<= 0.8 sec.)
- Horizontal resolution up to 620TVL(NTSC), 625TVL(PAL)
- Platform width 20"
- Platform depth 14"
- Load capacity – 75 lbs
- Black finish
- Model TT-LCD20S with silver finish
- NeoV Optical Glass
- 15" TFT Active Matrix Screen
- 1024x768 Resolution
- Swift 16ms response time
- Analog, Digital, S-Video and CVBS Inputs
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