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Coming into this game, I was thinking this is one of two big tests we have left in the regular season. No disrespect to the rest of the opponents on the schedule, but overall they all look pretty weak. I know our offense is getting into gear and didn't expect it to have trouble putting 30 on the board. What I was unsure of was the defense...how would they look against one of the best QBs in the league right now?
Well the defense arguably looked better than the offense in this game. Surprisingly we didn't have a lot of production from Von Doom sack-wise, but that isn't unheard of with a QB like Brees. He is very good at reading defenses quickly, going through his progressions quickly, and (as shown during the broadcast) his release is very very fast.
So here we are with a defense starting to really click, and offense doing the same, and some special teams plays where you see guys giving their full effort. There are starting to be murmurs in the MSM and elsewhere about our Broncos being dangerous. That's no lie. Our schedule is a cake walk and I can very easily without any orange and blue colored glasses see us sweeping the rest of our games. The realist in me sees us having a couple loses, but not much more than that. How nice would it be to have home-field advantage in the playoffs Broncos Country? While it is too early to get very wound up about it...it could happen.
Let me wrap up the intro by saying wow...I think I just saw our team play solid football for 60 minutes. Yes there were mistakes made, but none were colossal failures that set us back for a quarter or more. Look out Bengals...you're walking into a meat-grinder next week!
- Our 98 yard scoring drive was a lesson in basic offensive strategy that was used all game long. Run when there are 7 in the box, pass when there are 8. This is basic math that every play caller should know as well as the QB. Yeah there are wrinkles to this method (overloads on a side can make a pass concept look very good even with only 7 in the box for instance), but it is just sound football. If you haven't ever paid much attention to it, try it sometime...count the number of players in the box (from slot to slot going about 8 yards back from the LOS). Watch for safeties sliding up before the play snap, etc and see its affect on a play.
- Willis McGahee, my man. I'm kinda sick of seeing you put the ball on the ground. That fumble was nonsense...clutch the ball brotha! He was otherwise in beast mode all game though...5 yards, 5 yards, 10 yards. When our running game works this well we will score big numbers.
- Two plays during this game were the best playaction from PM I've seen ever. The first was a completeion to Stokely for a first down (14yd pass IIRC). Way later in the game he made a great one with a completion to DT down the field. Peyton Manning is just scary as hell to go against anyway...then you get your run game going and he gets to do some play-action!? Your defense is just screwed.
- Here's a couple complaints about our 3rd down play calling: First off, on 3rd and 2 and you toss to Ronnie Hillman? McGahee needs to be in there or the play needs to go elsewhere. Hillman is just not the kind of back that can grind out 2 yards when the defense is playing close to the LOS. Also, on 3rd and 13 give to Lance Ball. So tired of seeing him on the field...especially on 3rd with the ball in his hands. If that play went to Hillman he would have had a chance at making it.
- Deymarius Thomas had a big play down the field because Roman Harper just got lost on a great play fake by Manning. Did you guys notice that on the 1 yd TD Thomas signaled Manning for it? If you aren't excited by the better route-running we're seeing from DT, this should really get you pumped. Thomas has a lot of growing left to do, but he read the defense and was on the same page with Manning. Smarts + Size + Speed = Unstoppable.
- I about fell out of my chair on the Eric Decker TD. The dude shook Jabari Greer out of his ankles. As I predicted after we got Peyton, Eric's game has been elevated. Once we are in the end zone, he's every bit as likely to get thrown to as DT. Decker just knows how to go after the ball. He's the best at it in a Bronco uniform since Brandon Lloyd and before him Rod Smith.
- Ronnie Hillman had big 30+ yard run, but that was the 2nd time in the game the ball came loose (1st time caused by the ground earlier in the game which is no big deal). McGahee has enough loose hands for the team. Do NOT emulate him Hillman. Clutch that ball like it is the breath of life son!
- Virgil Green showed some great balance on his pass to the outside early. Late in the 4th he leapfrogs a guy and keeps going. Both plays were very impressive feats of athleticism.
- Elvis Dumerville should have gotten that fumble early in the game. Dude needs to run some drills cause that was pathetic.
- Champ is still the best CB on the field every Sunday. I still take him over Darrelle Revis pre-injury. All Day.
- I know we didn't see any big sack stats, but Drew Brees was not getting much time to make a play at all. The pocket consistently collapsed very quickly on him. It stayed that way throughout the game until the defense let up on the last drive a bit.
- Darren Sproles' TD was poor coverage. Danny Trevathan doesn't cover him properly, then Mays moved like a turtle getting over to try and contain him...plus he didn't diagnose the route fast enough.
- Chris Harris got a great stop on 3rd and 2 after a successful challenge. This guy is so cool. Throughout the game he was precisely where he needed to be in coverage and was putting hits on guys as the ball got there. I honestly don't even think we need to look at CB next draft. I can't believe I just said that.
- Wesley Woodyard was on another level during this game. His INT was a great athletic play, but you could argue that the smart play would have been to knock it down. I call it a wash though as those types of plays help a ton with momentum and morale.
- Rahim Moore in run support was looking really good. He's obviously starting to see plays develop. Hopefully that translates to him doing the same in the passing game soon. My eyes are telling me that he's decent vs pass and great vs run at this stage in his career.
- Kevin Vickerson was just getting after it on a 3-man rush. He broke a double team and rushed Brees' throw. Later in the game he gets the big paw up on the ball on a 3rd down for a knockdown. We aren't seeing tons of sacks, but I'm seeing plenty of big plays from our front four inside and out.
- Tony carter late in the game on 3rd and 1 was just impressive as hell in coverage. Love seeing a guy get aggressive in coverage like that. It was very similar to how Harris made his play on the 3rd and 2.
- News Flash: Mike Adams in single coverage on a big TE is ALWAYS bad. TD Jimmy Graham in garbage time.
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- Trindon Holliday shows a very nice return late. I really do want to see more of this and less Leonhart. He had another great return later wiped out by penalty.
- Omar Bolden made a spectacular save of a punt going into the end zone that was worth noting.


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Among scholars and practitioners alike, there is general consensus that organizations are over-managed and under-led (e.g., Bennis & Nanus, 1985; Kotter, 1990). Moreover, most scholars believe that leadership is not a genetic gift, but rather an emergent process that must be nurtured and developed intentionally (e.g., Bennis, 1989; Day, 2001; Kotter, 1990). Based on these assumptions, the JMU Strategic Leadership Doctoral Program aims to develop innovative new leaders who will effectively lead educational and nonprofit organizations.
Effective leaders possess strong social skills (e.g., Ferris, Perrewé, & Douglas, 2002), including emotional intelligence (e.g., Goleman, 1995), the capacity to persuade (e.g., Cialdini, 2001), hard and soft power skills (e.g., Nye, 2008), and political skills (e.g. Ferris, Davidson, & Perrewé, 2005).
Moreover, leaders possess and exhibit qualities consistent with various theories of leadership, including (1) ethical leadership (e.g., Treviño, Hartman, & Brown, 2000), (2) transformational leadership (e.g., Bass, 1990), and (3) strategic leadership (e.g., Boal & Hooijberg, 2001; Cannella & Monroe, 1997). These three leadership theories are described below:
Ethical leaders are able to craft perceptions of themselves as moral persons and moral managers (Treviño et. al., 2000). They are viewed as honest, trustworthy, and fair. Moreover, they exhibit high consideration behavior consistent with the "individualized consideration" tenet of transformational leadership (e.g., Bass, 1990).
Transformational leaders (e.g., Bass, 1990) are generally charismatic people capable of influencing others to motivate themselves to accomplish tasks consistent with the leader's vision. Transformational leaders effectively provide "individualized consideration" to key stakeholders (e.g., employees), influence in idealized ways, have a compelling vision that is motivating to others, and are intellectually stimulating. A recent addition to transformational leadership theory is 'authentic transformational leadership' (e.g., Bass & Steidlmeier, 1999; Price, 2003), which focuses on behavioral motives and differentiates between ethical and unethical transformational leaders. Authentic transformational leaders possess "a moral foundation of legitimate values" (Bass & Steidlmeier, 1999: 184) and emphasize espoused values (both personal and professional), virtues, character, judgments and behavioral processes that are altruistic, congruent, and "true to self and others" (191).
In addition to possessing the characteristics of ethical leaders and authentic transformational leaders, effective leaders are also strategic leaders (Boal & Hooijberg, 2001; Cannella & Monroe, 1997). Proponents of strategic leadership theory (e.g. Boal & Hooijberg, 2001; Cannella & Monroe, 1997) argue today's organizational leaders typically face increasingly hyper-turbulent organizational environments and, to be effective, must possess various capacities to act wisely, such as absorptive capacity (e.g., the ability and willingness to continually learn relevant knowledge), adaptive capacity (e.g. the ability and willingness to be flexible and change), managerial wisdom (which includes discernment and Kairos time - "the capacity to take the right action at a critical moment"), and vision (both industry-specific and market-specific vision). Moreover, they must stay continually tuned in to all salient stakeholders and manage the creation of meaning and purpose in (and for) their organizations (Boal & Hooijberg, 2001).
In addition to ethical, transformational, and strategic leadership, there are several other types of leadership that will be discussed in the program, including bureaucratic (Weber, 1905), charismatic (Weber, 1905), autocratic (Lewin, Lippitt, & White, 1939), democratic (Lewin, Lippitt, & White, 1939), laissez-faire (Lewin, Lippitt, & White, 1939), people-oriented (Fiedler, 1967), task-oriented (Fiedler, 1967), servant (Greenleaf, 1977), transactional (Burns, 1978).
One of the primary goals of leadership is to foster an organizational culture that develops self-leadership amongst all organizational members. Self-leadership is a self-influence process by which workers apply the self-direction and self-motivation necessary to optimize job task performance (Manz, 1986; Manz and Neck, 2004). Importantly, throughout the program students will learn and have the opportunity to discuss and observe similarities and differences between managing and leading. Many authors have argued the differences between management and leadership (e.g., Bennis, 1989; Bennis & Nanus, 1985; Kotter, 1990, 1999).
There are many definitions of leadership. Some of the more widely used definitions include the following four. "Leadership is the ability of a superior to influence the behavior of a subordinate or group and persuade them to follow a particular course of action" (Barnard, 1938). "Influencing a group of people to move towards ... goal achievement" (Stogdill, 1950). "Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality" (Bennis, 1988). "The capacity to create a compelling vision and translate it into action and sustain it" (Bennis, 1989). Applying these definitions along with the descriptors and theories, we offer the following definition for the Strategic Leadership Doctoral Program: Leadership is the process of creating and communicating a compelling and ethical vision that others willingly follow and implement.
The Strategic Leadership doctoral program is designed to help students learn about these topics, but also how to apply appropriate leadership functions for each situation. This 'situational' (Hersey & Blanchard, 1969, 1988) or 'contingent' (Fiedler, 1967) leadership style is widely considered appropriate, especially in today's organizational settings. Early courses (e.g., LEAD 600) will provide foundational leadership content and applicable theories. This includes reading original research on theory on leadership topics. Later coursework and field work (e.g., LEAD 890) will provide students with the opportunities to revisit, discuss, and apply the leadership content in real-world settings.
The curriculum chart illustrates where various aspects of leadership are taught and reinforced. One distinguishing approach in this academic program is the continual emphasis of the "big picture" or macro perspectives. Whereas management covers more specific situations and how they are best handled, leadership addresses questions such as: "What are intermediate and long range goals?"; "Should our organization be doing this at this time?"; "Why are we proceeding in this direction?"; and. "What is the impact upon our organization, other stakeholders, and society?" This mindset of conceptualizing several action steps and various consequences beforehand will be constantly reinforced.
The Strategic Leadership doctoral program is designed to develop effective leaders by providing students with learning environments (on campus, online and in the field) that will enable them to develop a compelling and ethical strategic vision of organizational improvement, effectively communicate that vision, facilitate goal development and achievement, foster a trust-based environment, and inspire and persuade followers to proactively take steps to achieve the vision. Graduates of our program will be better prepared to lead their organizations by learning new competencies and understanding different ways of leading and managing. They will also get to practice their new knowledge and skills in a real-world, capstone course and in externship settings (i.e., LEAD 890).
Our belief is that our students will need to improve both their managerial competencies and their (likely nascent) leadership skills. Given scarce resources in most organizations, there are very few purely leadership (or strategic visioning) positions--most require some combination of management and leadership responsibilities. Those in leadership roles must also have management competencies: implementing the strategic vision, linking the organizational mission and objectives to group and individual goals and tasks, delegating tasks, handling day-to-day operations, and more. Also, building trust and followers requires managerial competencies--few workers trust or will willingly follow an incompetent boss. Similarly, the best managers inspire subordinates and other stakeholders to follow their lead. Our graduate-level business courses will hone students' managerial competencies within a "big picture" leadership context.
Bass, B. M. (1990). Bass & Stogdill's handbook of leadership: Theory, research, and managerial applications. New York, NY: Free Press.
Bass, B. M., & Steidlmeier, P. (1999). Ethics, character, and authentic transformational leadership behavior. The Leadership Quarterly, 10, 181-218.
Bennis, W. (1988). Speech at the University of Maryland symposium, January 21, 1988 (as President of University of Cincinnati).
Bennis, W. (1989). On becoming a leader. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley.
Bennis, W., & Nanus, B. (1985). Leaders: The strategies for taking charge. New York, NY: Harper & Row.
Boal, K. B., & Hooijberg, R. (2001). Strategic leadership research: Moving on. The Leadership Quarterly, 11, 515-549.
Cannella, A. A., Jr., & Monroe, M.J. (1997). Contrasting perspectives on strategic leaders: Toward a more realistic view of top managers. Journal of Management, 23, 213-237.
Cialdini, R. (2001). Influence: Science and practice. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Day, D. V. (2001). Leadership development: A review in context. The Leadership Quarterly, 11(4), 581-613.
Ferris, G. R., Perrewé, P.L., & Douglas, C. (2002). Social effectiveness in organizations: Construct validity and research directions. Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, 9, 49-63.
Fiedler, F.E. (1967). A theory of leadership effectiveness. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.
Goleman, D. P. (1995). Emotional intelligence: Why it can matter more than IQ for character, health and lifelong achievement. New York, NY: Bantam Books.
Hersey, P., & Blanchard, K.H. (1969). Life cycle theory of leadership: Is there a best style of leadership? Training and Development Journal, 33(6), 26-34.
Hersey, P., & Blanchard, K.H. (1988). Management of organizational behavior: Utilizing human resources (5th ed.). Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.
Kotter, J. (1990). A force for change: How leadership differs from management. New York, NY: Free Press.
Kotter, J. (1999). John P. Kotter on what leaders really do. Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press.
Manz, C.C. (1986). Self-leadership: Toward an expanded theory of self-influence processes in organizations. Academy of Management Review, 11, 585-600.
Manz, C.C., & Neck, C.P. (2004). Mastering self-leadership: Empowering yourself for personal excellence (3rd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall.
Nye, J. S., Jr. (2008). The powers to lead. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Price, T. (2003). The ethics of authentic transformational leadership. The Leadership Quarterly 14, 67-81.
Stogdill, R. M. (1950). Leadership, membership and organization. Psychological Bulletin, 47, 1-14.
Treviño, L. K., Hartman, L.P., & Brown, M. (2000). Moral person and moral manager. California Management Review, 42 (4), 128-14.

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Matt Cooke still says he is a changed man.
Less than a day after the NHL handed the Minnesota Wild forward a seven-game suspension for his knee-on-knee collision with Colorado Avalanche defenceman Tyson Barrie, Cooke reiterated to the media Thursday that he had no intention of hurting his opponent.
"It was not my intent to collide knee-to-knee. Meant to finish my check," he said.
The suspension has thrust Cooke back into a negative spotlight. From 2004 to 2011, he was suspended five times for a total of 27 games prior to his most recent conviction.
Nonetheless, Cooke is adamant that his questionable decisions are a thing of the past.
"Since March 20, 2011, I've been a changed player," he said. "Stats prove I'm a changed player."
Cooke has 48 hours to appeal the decision, first to NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. If Bettman upholds six games or more, Cooke then has seven days to file an appeal to a neutral arbitrator.
He has yet to say whether or not he will appeal the ban.
If the suspension is not fully served in this year's playoffs, it will continue on next season. The Avalanche have a 2-1 series lead heading into Game 4 on Thursday.
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"Jason's coming back. That's how the story ends." -- Sam McCall Morgan
Maybe. Story-wise, it might be necessary. Everyone says this isn't a good time for Jason to leave. When exactly would be a good time?
Steve Burton as Jason has left General Hospital before, but a long time ago, and usually just for a few months. His longest hiatus was thirteen months, from April 2001 to May 2002. During that time, he appeared in a miniseries, Taken, and a film starring Robert Redford, The Last Castle.
That was ten years ago. The character is more integrated into the show now, and somehow, there was always the feeling that Jason and Steve Burton would be back.
If Jason returns, he won't be played by Steve Burton. That's a problem.
What to say about losing Steve Burton.
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Steve Burton started in his role on General Hospital in 1991 at the age of 21. When he left, he was 42 with a family and heading for a new life in Tennessee. Tennessee's gain. Our loss.
Let's talk for a minute about the role of Jason. Over the years, it grew in importance, to the point where now, it is crucial. Actors are cast in roles; sometimes they work out, sometimes they don't. A one-day job can lead to fifteen years, and a five-year job can end in two days. It depends on what direction the writers want to take with the character, what the actor does with the role, and whether or not the audience accepts the actor and/or the character.
Jason started out as was one of the cute teens, part of the GH younger set that consisted of Brenda, Robin, Stone, A.J., Jagger, etc. Brenda, Robin, Stone, A.J., and Jagger are gone (at least for now). Jason remained.
Over the years, Jason had a connection on the show to his stepmother, Monica, to his nephew Michael, whom he adored, his brother A.J., and to his sister Emily, as well as others mentioned here. He had many loves: Robin, Brenda, Keisha Ward, Courtney, Sam, Carly, Elizabeth, Karen Wexler....it's a long list. Probably his biggest romance -- in this case a bromance -- was with Sonny Corinthos, the man who helped him find an identity after his memory was wiped out from an accident caused by his brother A.J.
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The accident resulted in brain damage and meant that Jason was unable to become a doctor as he planned. When talking with his dad Alan about HIV, Alan was overwhelmed by what Jason could have become - a brilliant physician.
Being a hit man is a long way from being a doctor. Jason supposedly became a man without feeling, but in fact, no one could feel like Jason. No one felt the sting of being damaged goods like he did, and this gave him a connection to Maxie, who had a heart transplant. She understood.
If Jason seemed to have a blunted affect, underneath he smoldered, and that's what audiences related to.
There aren't a lot of young actors who could be so cool on the outside and so warm on the inside -- not to mention funny -- with Brenda, with Spinelli, and with Carly. "Carly, you're at a point in this where things start to go terribly wrong," he said of one of her schemes. He and Brenda had a love/hate relationship, mostly hate, sparring as they did while stranded after an airplane crash and during their marriage, and when Jason had to have contact with her because of Sonny.
It was all crazy soap opera stuff but somehow, with Burton as Jason, it worked. It's amazing, some of the lines that have to come of these actors' mouths, some of the situations the characters are put into – one often wonders how they get through the scenes without laughing. How? They believe what they're saying so the fans will believe and accept the situations. The GH actors have never let us down, whether dealing with aliens, world freezing, or plagues.
Steve Burton and the Fans
That's in the studio. Some actors say, I've done my job. I don't owe anyone anything else. Soap actors feel differently. I think they all appreciate their fans. If anyone would be bombarded by fans, it's Steve Burton. He would have kept his fan base without doing the General Hospital Fan Club weekend, without traveling with the Port Chuck band, without making personal appearances. Somehow, though, he's made himself available over the years for all of those events.
The Port Chuck band does a huge show where they talk and sing, so meeting the fans was no small deal, not only from an energy point of view, but from a saving voice point of view. Burton, Brandon Barash, Scott Reeves, and Bradford Anderson nodded, smiled, whispered, signed, and posed before the show, never letting the fans down.
Steve Burton took his commitment a step further. He never disappointed the fans, but he also never let himself down. The hot hunk stopped taking his shirt off and doing heavy love scenes out of respect for his family and his values. (During one story arc, a Russian woman removed some of her clothes off and tried to seduce Jason. A fan on one of the message boards wrote: "How many times has this happened to Jason?" Lots!)
The Real Steve Burton
For those of you who think Burton wasn't acting, the actor is nothing like the strong, silent, often unemotional Jason. Fans and colleagues will tell you he's a friendly and fun guy.
If I were a producer, I would have done anything to keep Burton on the show. And perhaps the powers that be did try everything, and he refused. I'm sure they wanted to keep that anchor there. Because that's what Steve/Jason has always been, an anchor -- the actor, the character who has kept the show straddling its different worlds by placing Jason in all of them.
Steve Burton, we hope this move gives you the time you want with your family and that you enjoy nothing but enormous success In your future endeavors. You deserve it. We're going to miss those blue eyes (the first thing you notice upon meeting him) and Jason's black T-shirt. What will we do without him?
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PETER Andre fans were kept back from making a supermarket dash for their pop idol at a Sussex store – by a line of strategically placed trolleys.
Hundreds queued to meet the Mysterious Girl singer when he called in at the Three Bridges branch of Tesco Extra in Hazelwick Avenue, Crawley, to support a cancer awareness campaign.
The former husband of TV star Katie Price added to the atmosphere of eager anticipation by arriving 15 minutes late after tweeting how "excited" he was and that he "can't wait to meet you all in Crawley".
The meet-and-greet event was staged to support the Peter Andre Foundation, which the star launched last year with Cancer Research UK in memory of his brother Andrew, who died of cancer in 2012.
Sussex favourite Peter, who recently became a father for the third time, was a hit with fans – Sarah Brown tweeted afterwards that it "was lovely to finally meet you today @tesco's in Crawley with my four boys!" Store manager Leigh Jerrard said: "We had a fantastic day. Customers had a great time meeting Peter." The 41-year-old, who owns the New York Coffee Club cafes in Brighton and East Grinstead, also brought samples of his coffees, which sell through Tesco, with a donation made to Cancer Research UK with each sale.
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(AP) - ROYAL FLUSH: Graduate business students with a good poker face and a few hundred dollars to spare can win a job at a Las Vegas casino, if they play their cards right.
LUCK BE A LADY: Caesar's Entertainment is giving 20 lucky MBAs interviews for a spot in its management trainee program, which pays $16,000. A poker tournament is part of the recruiting process and helps the company find "critical thinkers who also like to have fun."
REAL CARDS: Nearly 300 candidates ante from $85 to $225 to enter the poker tournament, depending on how much they hope to win.
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Hi-Kim here. This month our "Hot Off the Press" is the article "Asteroid 2011 AG5 – A Reality Check." This article explains that, while this asteroid has been getting a lot of attention, it only ranks as a 1 on the Torino Impact Hazard Scale. The Torino Scale helps to rate the hazards that various objects pose to Earth. "1" on the scale means, in part that, "Current calculations show the chance of collision is extremely unlikely with no cause for public attention or public concern." The article goes on to say:
"2011 AG5 will next be near Earth in February of 2023 when it will pass the planet no closer than about 1 million miles (1.6 million kilometers). In 2028, the asteroid will again be in the area, coming no closer than about 10.4 million miles (16.7 million kilometers). The Near-Earth Object Program Office states the Earth's gravitational influence on the space rock during these flybys has the potential to place the space rock on an impact course for Feb. 5, 2040, but this has very unlikely odds of occurring at 1-in-625."
"Again, it is important to note that with additional observations next year the odds will change and we expect them to change in Earth's favor." So we are safe…for now ;).
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IN a move that will benefit Indian carriers operating abroad, the Budget has proposed declaring sale of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) to any designated Indian carrier operating abroad as deemed export.
The move will enable designated Indian carriers to purchase ATF for their international flights without payment of sales tax. The implementation of the Budget proposal is likely to see a drastic reduction in the fuel bill of the domestic airlines flying abroad.
Senior AI officials said that the move would provide a "level-playing field" to Indian carriers that were earlier forced to pay sales tax on ATF although foreign airlines operating to and from India did not pay the tax. The sales tax, which is charged by the State Governments varies from a high of close to 39 per cent to about 4 per cent.
"Aviation is a high-cost business. Any move which will help reduce our cost structure will help us and also the passenger," a senior AI official said on whether the move would lead to any reduction in airfares from India.
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A growing and potentially dangerous leak on a high-pressure pipeline of the State Water Project prompted an emergency, 52-hour ban on outdoor irrigation across a wide swath of western Riverside County on Friday.
To reduce pressure on the system while repairs are made, Metropolitan Water District had to shut down its Henry J. Mills treatment plant in Riverside, spokesman Bob Muir said.
The plant, which is downstream from where the leak was discovered in Colton, serves Eastern Municipal Water District in Perris and Western Municipal Water District in Riverside. About 325,000 people are affected.
The districts will have to rely on local supplies until 6 p.m. Sunday, so officials are asking residents to curb all outdoor watering and conserve indoors to essential use only.
The affected communities are: Perris, Moreno Valley, Sunnymead Ranch, Orangecrest, Woodcrest, Mission Grove, Lake Mathews, El Sobrante, Eagle Valley, parts of Mead Valley and March Air Reserve Base, and a southwest section of Riverside served by Western.
A burst pipe could cause flooding of homes, officials said.
"There's a chance the valve could fail completely, and there would be the uncontrolled release of high-pressure water," said John Brunce, southern field division chief for the California Department of Water Resources.
Pressure in the pipeline is 300 pounds per square inch — equal to that of the boiler on the Union Pacific Big Boy steam locomotive.
The leak was discovered earlier in the week in an underground vault west of Interstate 215, off North Colton Avenue. It is on the 28-mile Santa Ana Valley Pipeline, which extends from the state Department of Water Resources' Devil Canyon Power Plant north of San Bernardino to Lake Perris, the terminal reservoir of the State Water Project's east branch.
About 10 to 20 gallons per minute are spraying from a two-inch pipe known as a "blowoff," a release valve used to maintain pressure in a 9-foot diameter pipe that carries water from Northern California.
"If that valve breaks, it's going to go up to 1,000 gallons per minute," Brunce said.
Water districts scrambled — with emails and the reverse 911 call system — to inform customers of the plant shutdown that started at 2 p.m. Friday.
District officials said they will track demands on the system and contact water-wasters if necessary.
Some of the largest consumers, such as the Riverside National Cemetery and the golf course at March Air Reserve Base, use recycled water and will not be affected, they said.
Moreno Valley Unified School District shut off irrigation at all of its 39 schools and sent home 52,000 flyers with students to alert their parents, spokesman Tim McGillivray said.
The city of Moreno Valley also shut off its sprinklers.
The owner of Steve's Valley Nursery in Moreno Valley was dismayed by the request to curb outdoor watering. John Liu said he was grateful he already had watered Friday morning but feared for the hundreds of plants he maintains outdoors on a drip system, especially with warmer temperatures forecast for the weekend.
"That will actually devastate our business. In order for us to keep our trees alive, we really can't do it for more than two days," Liu said. "The thing is, the weather is going to be very, very hot in the next couple days."
Eastern spokesman Kevin Pearson said business owners such as Liu were asked to be efficient and conserve, not to stop watering altogether if it would damage their operation.
If people don't conserve enough or the repairs drag on, the district could draw water from Lake Skinner, he said. An old emergency pump station was turned on Friday in case such a transfer becomes necessary.
To prepare for the shutdown, Eastern and Western received about 5 million gallons from Metropolitan that is being stored in above-ground tanks. Western also got some water from Riverside Public Utilities, said John Rossi, Western's general manager.
Water district officials are hopeful the repairs won't take longer than expected.
Paul Jones, Eastern's general manager, said the immediate water-saving actions by consumers and businesses are essential to ensure that the stored local supplies are sufficient.
"While we have full confidence the state will complete repairs in the time allowed, our emergency reserves are limited in this portion of our service area. This is a very serious situation, and we must all do our part to ensure these communities continue to have the essential water supply reliability they have come to expect," Jones said.
Until the water emergency is lifted, residents in the affected areas are asked to curtail their water use.
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Showcase Roundabout in Winnersh earlier. Expect delays around there tonight. Picture by Cathie White from Twitter.
Here it is, Families are unable to flush their toilets due to flooded sewere. Read here.
We've got a story coming from Hurst in a moment.
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We've had some really bad news. The floods have hit the Wokingham Half Marathon Course, which means it has been cancelled for this year. See the story here
This is flooding at Reading Retail Park
This is Island Road in Reading
Island Road Closure. #rdguk pic.twitter.com/AhFgZi0AAq— Reading Council (@ReadingCouncil) February 7, 2014
Winnersh Garden Centre is still flooded and expected to remain closed for a few more days.
The Reading Road centre is covered with flood water this afternoon.
The River Loddon burst its banks after heavy rainfall in the lead up to Christmas sending several feet of water towards the business which has been affected by sporadic flooding since.
The following roads around Wokingham are also closed:
Hinton Road, Hurst between Broadwater Lane and Waltham Road
Part Lane, Swallowfield
Church Road, Swallowfield between Nutbean Lane and Part Lane
A327 between Arborfield and Shinfield
A321 Wokingham Road between Forest Road and Lodge Road
Church Road, Arborfield
Emmbrook Road under the railway bridge
Mill Lane, Winnersh (Sindlesham) is temporarily closed between Mole Road and Lower Earley Way
Sandford Lane between Woodley and Hurst
Islandstone Lane, Hurst
Sonning Bridge at Sonning Eye, South Oxfordshire (there is currently no through-route from the A4 through Sonning across the River Thames (Sonning Bridge) to the A4155
Remenham Lane, Remenham is closed between A4130 White Hill and Remenham Church Lane
Lands End Ford, Whistley Mill Lane, Charvil is closed due to current river levels
Bad news for drivers.
Showcase Cinema Roundabout is starting to flood, with water still rising.
This means the traffic lights will have to be turned off, which will establish a conventional roundabout, reduced to two lanes.
Drivers are urged to avoid the area.
Berkshire has been hit by heavy flooding today, which has caused major problems.
Incidents include the closure of Emmbrook School in Wokingham due to flooded sewers outside, as well as the Cunning Man pub and Reading Retail Park being badly flooded.
Smallmead Recycling Centre and Island Road in Reading have both been closed.
There are have also been a number of road closures around the area.
We'll be keeping you updated with all the flood-related incidents coming up to rush hour this evening in our live blog.


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If you find yourself searching through grocery store aisles for organic food, or if you buy organic products from farmers' markets, why not take it a step further and grow your own organic garden? This spring, learn about gardening, get outside and grow your own fresh, delicious produce.
If you are not convinced that you have a green thumb, don't worry. This won't hurt a bit. Just roll up your sleeves and dig in! When you have an organic garden, no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers are used. But that doesn't mean leaving your plants to fend for themselves. Instead, use a variety of tools that not only promote plant health, but also work to keep away intrusive pests. After learning a few tricks, you might just realize that gardening is simple and not as daunting as you originally thought.
Here are some tips for your organic garden:
Soil. For the best results, you need to condition the soil you use to ensure that your plants receive fresh nutrients. Gauge the quality of your soil by testing it with either a home testing kit or by sending a sample to your local agricultural extension office. This step will provide you with a breakdown of pH and nutrient levels in your soil, and offer treatment recommendations. Also, make sure your soil has plenty of humus (no, not the spread!), which is a mixture of compost, grass and leaf clippings that works to help organisms in the soil reproduce.
Compost. The best compost is the compost you can make on your own. The benefits of using compost are that it cuts down on weeds, conditions the soil, conserves water and keeps food and yard waste out of landfills. Commonly referred to as "black gold," compost is spread around plants or mixed with potting soil. Composting is fun and easy and a simple Internet search will yield many composting "how-to" websites. (Hint: when making compost, avoid using manure from meat-eating animals.)
Plants. It's all about selecting plants that will grow in the space you have available. Find out your USDA's Hardiness Zone, then choose plants that will thrive in your specific conditions or that will adjust to a variety of different spots in terms of moisture, light, soil quality and drainage. Once you decide which plants will grow best in your landscape, buy seedlings that were raised without chemical pesticides and/or fertilizers. Hit up local farmers' markets for native plants that are ideal for your unique area. Local gardening clubs often hold "plant exchanges," and are great resources for plants and gardening know-how.
Wide Beds. Vegetables and cutting flowers should be planted (or grouped) in beds in a locale where you won't walk on them. Grouping reduces water waste and the growth of weeds while helping you target your compost usage. Plus, lots of space between rows helps increase air circulation and thus repel fungal attacks.
Watering. The best time to water plants is in the morning because the climate is usually cooler and without strong winds. During this time, less water is lost to evaporation. Watering your plants in the evening keeps them damp overnight, making them more apt to be damaged by bacterial and fungal disease. Be sure to water deeply and make sure the water is either at or near air temperature.
Weeding. Pulling weeds isn't the most fun part of gardening, but it's an activity that needs to be done. Help reduce the number of weeds in your garden by applying organic mulch. Sheets of newspaper, large pieces of cardboard, burlap, straw, pine needles, shredded leaves and lawn clippings are all excellent choices for mulch.
Protect Plants. If your plants develop pest problems, make sure they receive plenty of nutrients, light and moisture. Protect your plant and crops from natural predators such as frogs, birds, bats and even ladybugs with nets and row covers. Organic pesticides such as insecticidal soaps, horticultural oils, garlic and hot pepper sprays can help stop leaf-eaters, too.
Cleanup. When you have to remove sick plants from your garden, make sure you pull up the entire plant including its roots. Also, rake up around the plant because diseased leaves can create long-term problems. Put the infected plants deep in the woods (at least one foot deep into the ground) or burn in a bonfire. Use plant covers over the winter months to protect delicate perennials and roses from harsh weather, and plant a cover crop, or cover your garden's soil with shredded leaves, grass clippings (only if chemical free) or other organic material, to minimize erosion and provide nutrients for next year's garden.
These steps will ensure a successful organic garden!


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Tenet Healthcare Stays Ahead of the Curve
Shares of Tenet Healthcare Corp. (NYSE:THC) closed Monday's regular session up 3.09 percent at $48.32 after the hospital operator announced that it had signed an agreement with Aetna Inc. (NYSE:AET). The two-year contract extension provides members of Aetna's commercial and Medicare Advantage health plans with covered services at Tenet's entire network of hospitals and outpatient centers, as well as at Tenet Physicians, Inc., a physician contractor.
The good news didn't stop there for Tenet on Monday — the company reported fourth-quarter and full-year results that came in just ahead of analyst expectations. Fourth-quarter net operating revenues increased 66.7 percent on the year to $3.88 billion, beating the mean analyst estimate of $3.87 billion. For the year, net revenue increased 21.7 percent to $11.1 billion, just ahead of the mean analyst estimate of $11.09 billion.
"An improving sequential-quarter volume trend and solid revenue growth contributed to a strong finish to 2013," commented President and CEO Trevor Fetter in the earnings release. "We enter 2014 confident in our prospects. While we continue to face industry-wide inpatient volume headwinds, we are well-positioned to capture benefits from the evolving healthcare environment."
Those volume problems were evident in Tenet's data. Utilization of licensed beds was down 0.3 percent on the year in the fourth-quarter, and down 1 percent for the year. The number of licensed beds also fell by 0.3 percent and 0.1 percent, respectively. Adjusted patient admissions fell 0.5 percent for the fourth quarter and 1.1 percent for the year, although revenue per admission increased slightly.


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COLLEGEVILLE Ś Gary Major believes that God intervened when his stepdaughter Katie Fadely was saved from a vicious dog attack by three strangers on March 15.
On Sunday night, Major told the congregation of Valley Forge Baptist Church about the three people he considers heroes.
It was the first time since March 15 all four people had been in the same place.
ōThese people put themselves in harmÆs way,ö he said while speaking during the 6 p.m. church service. ōThey did not hesitate.ö
On March 15, Katie Fadely, 19, went to a friendÆs house and was attacked by dogs who knew her, Major said.
According to Major, she was dragged by the three dogs to the back of the house and trapped under them after they pinned her against a fence.
Sara Pecharo, 34, of Limerick was sitting in her car stopped at a red light at the intersection of Wilson and Adams streets when she saw the attack.
She knew she had to stop it.
ōI didnÆt think about it,ö Pecharo said. ōI stopped the car and just got out.ö
She said it was just instinct. Not because she is a mother, but because she saw another person in need.
Pecharo said she was attacked by dogs when she was younger, and to this day, does not like them.
While running back to her car to call 911, Pecharo was attacked by one of the dogs. She said that she was bitten on her right hip, but that the wounds were minor.
In his speech, Major said that the 911 dispatcher told Pecharo to stay in her car and she responded, ōI have to help her.ö
ōThis is the kind of stuff that people should be doing for each other,ö Pecharo said. ōIf this was my son, or me, my brother or my mom, I would hope that someone else would do it.ö
Pecharo was the first person to try and save Fadley.
The second person was a man who thought, ōone dog on this girl is better than three,ö according to Major.
Kurt Buchler, 44, of Sanatoga had just dropped his daughter off at the YMCA when he heard FadleyÆs screams for help. He went to help and was chased and attacked by the dogs.
He sustained life threatening injuries and was taken to Reading Hospital by medical helicopter. BuchlerÆs calf injury is still open and needs to be vacuum sealed closed.
ōI just heard a girl screaming and I just ran to where I heard it coming from,ö Buchler said. ōIt was like a pack of wild wolves.ö
He said there was no time to think about it, just natural reaction.
He was also injured on his wrist, side and bicep.
Major said that Nicole Jordan, of Pottstown, saw Buchler running down the road, with the dogs in tow.
ōAt first, I thought he was running with his dogs,ö she said. ōIt was comical until I saw the blood.ö
Jordan is a medical assistant and when she saw the blood coming from Buchler, she went into work mode.
According to Major and Buchler, she swerved her car toward the dogs. That chased them away from Buchler, and Jordan went to work on his injuries.
ōMy main goal was to get the blood to stop,ö she said.
Buchler credits Jordan with saving his life.
Major credits Buchler, Pachero and Jordan with saving his stepdaughter.
This was the first Good Samaritan Service at the church, according to Pastor Scott Wendal.
ōThis is a very special, special event for the church family,ö he said.
Jordan, Buchler and Pachero were presented with Good Samaritan awards and a medical fund has been set up to help pay for their medical bills.
Major said it takes a special kind of person to help like Pachero, Jordan and Buchler did.
Both Major and his wife said it was awesome knowing that there are people who stopped to help their daughter.
ōEven when youÆre in a situation where you are probably going to die, you may not because there are still people out there who care,ö Fadley said. ōEverything they did was very selfless.ö
Fadley said that she was glad to be home and able to take a shower on her own instead of being in the hospital.
Her injuries make it uncomfortable to sit or wear pants, and the wound on her calf is starting to open again, but Fadley smiles when she thinks about the good things coming up in her life.
SheÆs planning a trip with her family to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Fla.


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One man is in custody after attempting to steal merchandise from a Cabela's Outfitter that totaled more than $1,500. Authorities arrested 39-year-old Arthur Kasey Gabbard of Crown Point, Indiana after Loss Prevention Staff at the store caught him on camera removing items from their packaging.
According to reports, Deputy Josh Moore was called to the Highlands store Friday and was met by a member of the Loss Prevention Staff. The staff member then informed Moore that Gabbard was caught on camera allegedly removing items from their packaging and placing them into his pockets and that he was still in the store.
Moore then witnessed Gabbard allegedly removing price tags from lower priced items and placing the tag on higher priced items. After Gabbard was witnessed passing the last point of sale he was approached by Loss Prevention and taken into custody, authorities say.
The total of the merchandise came to $1,576.93 before taxes. Gabbard was arraigned by Ohio County Magistrate Joe Roxby and taken to the Northern Regional Jail on $5,000 bond.
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Pakistan asks Interpol to issue Musharraf arrest warrant
5 Mar 2012 10:09
Islam Times - Pakistan says it has formally requested the Interpol to issue an arrest warrant against the country's former President Pervez Musharraf over his alleged involvement in the killing of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
"We have sent a request to the Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization) for the arrest of Pervez Musharraf," Interior Minister Rehman Malik said in the capital Islamabad on Sunday.
The country's Federal Investigation Agency, which is probing the assassination of Bhutto in a firearm and bomb attack in the northern city of Rawalpindi in December 2007, is seeking to arrest Musharraf over the government's accusation that he failed to take proper security measures to protect the former prime minister.
Musharraf took power in a 1999 coup. He has been living in self-imposed exile in London and Dubai since resigning in 2008 after his political allies lost the general elections that year and the new coalition government led by Bhutto's widower, President Asif Ali Zardari, threatened to impeach him.
The government also accuses the former president of threatening Bhutto over the telephone when she was in Washington before returning to Pakistan.
After the assassination, Musharraf's government blamed Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of militants, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), for the killing. Mehsud denied any involvement.
Pakistani courts have also issued arrest warrants for Musharraf in connection with the 2006 death of Akbar Bugti, a prominent politician, in Balochistan Province in the southwest.
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Aug. 30, there will be traffic and parking changes on campus for Maine Hello, which will welcome one of the largest incoming classes to UMaine.
To accommodate the needs of new students, their parents and Maine Hello volunteers with the move into residence halls, temporary parking and traffic changes are as follow:
- One-way roadways: Flagstaff Road from Long Road to the Collins Center for the Arts intersection; Long Road at Gym Drive; Munson from Long to Sebec; and Square Road by York, Aroostook and Kennebec halls.
- Three staging areas — Hilltop and the Recreation Center lots, the Gannett Hall and Cutler Health Center lots, and Jenness Hall and Advanced Structures and Composites Center lots — will minimize the number of vehicles in the first-year student area of campus. These staging areas will close these lots through Aug. 30.
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text: Occording to Jeff Anderson on twitter the Minneapolis City Council passes the bill by a vote of 7-6 and its seems that the Stadium bill has gone full on Zombie Mode (or Jesus mode, never lost faith throughout last week), dead last week alive again this week and it eating its way through the Legislature. This had been a great day for the stadium and I'm very happy. I think just one hurdle left then we're almost there.