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5 Customer Experience Concepts Insurers Can Learn from Yahoo's New CEO
Just because the background of Yahoo's high-profile new CEO, former Google executive Marissa Mayer, is in engineering doesn't mean she doesn't have some valuable insights about customer experience and engagement. As insurers grapple with these concepts, it could be helpful to review these insights from the woman who is charged with putting them into practice at long-struggling Yahoo.
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4. Simplicity Matters
We want the user to not be distracted, to just type in what they want and not be very influenced by what they see on the page, which is one reason why the minimalist home page works well. It's approachable, it's simple, it's straightforward and it gives the user a sense of empowerment. This engine is going to do what they want it to do, as opposed to the engine telling them what they should be doing, which is what a portal does. We think that to really aid and facilitate research and learning, the clean slate is best.
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The Christmas tree is going up in Campus Martius downtown today; the Marines kick off their Toys for Tots drive today; and radio stations are gearing up for non-stop Christmas music. When is it too early to begin thinking about Christmas? Is the day after Halloween the new "Black Friday"?Fox 2's Jason Carr hits the streets to find out. SOUND OFF in the comments below.
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Fidelis Security Systems has an interesting perspective on the world of security, working, as it does, with the U.S. government to keep other countries from prying into some of our nation's most critical networks. Now that many of those same countries are after intellectual property housed by enterprise shops, commercial customers are knocking at Fidelis' door looking for help.
Network World Editor in Chief John Dix talked to Fidelis CEO Peter George about the shifting threat landscape and what companies are doing to cope.
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Dix: Let's start with a baseline question. How do you sum up the state of enterprise security today? Are we winning or losing the war?
George: The conventional wisdom, which I agree with, is we're behind, the gap is getting bigger, and we're at a critical moment where we need to find a different approach if we're going to protect intellectual property and the things we have at risk. And customers are really getting it now. A couple of years ago if you went to the RSA conference and talked to CSOs in the oil and gas industries about the problem of nation-state adversaries penetrating critical infrastructure, half of them would get it, but the other half wouldn't. That's all changed now. This year at RSA, that group of CSOs is huddled in a corner, not just together, but also with stakeholders from the federal government who understand the threat and the guys in ponytails and sandals who are really smart security guys trying to figure out how to get in front of the problem. It's a national security problem and everyone's very aware of it and budgets are being applied, which didn't happen a couple of years ago.
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(08/22/12) - A Mid-Michigan city is joining a successful state-wide advertising campaign. A Pure Michigan film crew was in Frankenmuth Wednesday, and they're creating their first television ad for the city.
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The Chamber of Commerce says this is a big deal for businesses in the city.
"Frankenmuth has been a Pure Michigan radio partner for many years and so this is the first time we had an opportunity to partner on television," said Jamie Furbush, president of the Frankenmuth Chamber of Commerce.
The Pure Michigan film crew worked their way through Frankenmuth, hitting on all their hot spots.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Casting, Cinematical Indie, CinematicalEveryone who misses Steve Guttenberg raise your hand. I wasn't the only one, I hope. Maybe you want to pretend you didn't love Officer Mahoney, but you know you did. And you probably even enjoyed him in Three Men and a Baby and its sequel, Three Men and a Little Lady, as well as Cocoon and its sequel, Cocoon: The Return. Oh yeah, and Short Circuit? And Diner? Even if you weren't a Police Academy fan (he was in four out of seven of the movies), you had to be able to find something you enjoyed him in. Well, according to The Hollywood Reporter, he's back. Actually, he never disappeared; he was just doing less-seen work. In fact, this new project may be yet another of those little-seen gigs -- but at least he's getting his name in the trades!
Unfortunately, this new gig also seems to be nothing like his old roles. Guttenberg is playing a father whose son falls down a well. Titled The Well, the movie doesn't even sound like a comedy; it's about a divorcing couple whose kid disappears. Could anything be less Mahoney-esque? I doubt there will be even one scene featuring Guttenberg hitting on a hot new police recruit. What a waste. Joining the actor is Irish actress Aislinn Sands and British actor Dominic Rickhards. The Well, which begins filming in Berlin this week, was written by Sabine Leipert and Julia Newmann and will be directed by Stephen Manuel, who just finished a movie called Perfect Hideout, starring Billy Zane. Meanwhile, those of us who really miss Guttenberg can force ourselves to watch him and Jessica Simpson in Major Movie Star, which is set for release by Warner Bros. sometime next year.
Anyway, I'm wondering what you guys think was Guttenberg's biggest career mistake: turning down Big; turning down Ghostbusters; or departing the Police Academy franchise after #4. Also, extra points for the first commenter to tell us what this post's headline references. Bonus extra points for telling me how the Stonecutters fit in, as well.


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UPDATE: 4.55pm
Newport West AM said it is "excellent news" that Food Utopia is reported to have taken over the Avana Bakeries plant, potentially saving 650 local jobs.
She added she will continue to work with staff and representatives, and that she "looked forward to having discussions about the future of the plant."
UPDATE: 4.30pm
Paul Flynn, MP for Newport West, however, sounded a cautious note saying: "I would treat what appears to be 'good news' with a great deal of caution".
He said he heard the news at a meeting with 2 Sisters representatives this morning, adding: "We all like to be optimistic about future jobs but I'm very uncertain about the future viability of this. We hope for the best but it would be premature to celebrate too much."
"We want to see long-term contracts set up before building up peoples' hopes."
Rogerstone councillor Chris Evans added: "The company's loyal and hardworking staff deserve clarification on their position. I think this is good news, but we do need reassurance that they will work hard to secure the medium and long-term future of the jobs. The last things we want is any more uncertainty."
UPDATE: 4.15pm
John James, organising regional secretary for the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union, said he was told during a meeting this morning at 9.45am that a buyer had been found, with staff on the workshop floor told just after.
He said: "Everyone is relieved, obviously. They have 101 questions to ask, same as everybody else.
"We look forward to working with the new company moving forward to secure a future for Avana." But he cautioned: "It is early days yet."
The new owners have inherited Avana's Christmas orders, a spokesman for 2 Sisters confirmed.
UPDATE: 3.58pm
Avana workers Claire Wilkins and Andrea Pitt, who have worked at the plant for 18 years and 25 years respectively, said they were "overwhelmed" by the news, especially in view the hard work they have put in over the last months in Avana's New Product Development (NPD) department.
They said they were "staying to the bitter end" and that the factory is "like a family".
And Helen Piacentina, who has worked in Avana's stock control department for nine years and was looking for a new job for when the bakery was due to close in September, said she was "really optimistic about the future."
She said: "Overall there's a good felling because we were all losing our jobs in September and now we're not."
UPDATE: 3.15pm
The company that has bought the Rogerstone site, Food Utopia Ltd, has been set up by two former executives of the 2 Sisters group, who own Avana Bakeries.
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William Graham AM for South Wales East & Shadow Minister for Business & Enterprise welcomed the news. He added the news "offers the potential of a sound future for the Rogerstone bakery. It is positive news that the new company has inherited Avana's Christmas orders."
UPDATE: 2.25pm
Avana Bakeries have confirmed the sale of its site at Rogerstone this afternoon.
A spokesman said "it is proposed to operate the business under a new company, Food Utopia Ltd, which will aim to secure continuing operations. We will now commence the TUPE transfer process of colleagues."
"There will be a transition period as existing customer contracts transfer to the new company."
There are currently 552 employees at the Rogerstone site.
UPDATE: 3.22pm
REPORTS say Avana Bakeries in Rogerstone has been taken over, potentially saving the 650 jobs at risk since losing a key contract earlier this year.
The firm Food Utopia is reported to have taken over the plant and its inherited Christmas orders.
The plant's jobs were set to go after Marks and Spencer terminated a contract with the baker and shifted the work to a plant in Oldham in March.
Rogerstone councillor Chris Evans said: "It appears to be good news breaking about Avana Bakeries, workers tell me it's been taken over, and, they're positive about the future."
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3:00pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Melvyn The Milk says...
3:28pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Gerald of Wales says...
3:31pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Bobevans says...
3:55pm Wed 9 Jul 14
DavidMclean says...
Bobevans wrote:You really think people just spend millions on buying a business and then go "Right, I suppose we need to find customers now".
I would not build your hopes up to much. This is a new start up and the bakery currently has almost no contracts. So unless this new company has big contracts lined up it will be quite a small operation
Hilarious stuff!
4:31pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Llanmartinangel says...
DavidMclean wrote:Maybe not as far-fetched as it sounds. According to Dun & Bradstreet and INC. magazine, 33% of all new businesses fail within the first six months. Fifty percent of new businesses fail within their first two years of operation and 75% fail within the first three years. Still laughing?
Bobevans wrote:You really think people just spend millions on buying a business and then go "Right, I suppose we need to find customers now".
I would not build your hopes up to much. This is a new start up and the bakery currently has almost no contracts. So unless this new company has big contracts lined up it will be quite a small operation
Hilarious stuff!
4:49pm Wed 9 Jul 14
KarloMarko says...
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Magor says...
5:22pm Wed 9 Jul 14
KarloMarko says...
6:45pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Newportg says...
Magor wrote:Simply being realistic. As is local councillor Chris Evans and the union rep.!
Trust Flynn to be negative,the waste of space.
6:51pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Gerald of Wales says...
8:25pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Melvyn The Milk says...
11:32pm Wed 9 Jul 14
Llanmartinangel says...
Gerald of Wales wrote:You're probably right. Blind optimism is by far the better business model. I doubt anyone on here wants anything other than success for the new venture but the facts are what they are. Did anyone ever think Woolworth or Comet would vanish forever?
What a good job the "Doom and Gloom" brigade are probably not running businesses
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Hundreds of people packed the First Baptist Church of Springfield Wednesday morning to pay their respects for longtime Senior Pastor Dr. Jeffrey Rollins.
Pastor Rollins, 55, died Saturday night in a one vehicle crash on Highway 119 in South Carolina just over the state border with Georgia.
A medical condition is believed to have caused Rollins to run off the road and strike a tree.
Pastor Rollins led the congregation since 1989 and has been in ministry for more than 25 years, according to the church's website. In fact, the church celebrated his 25th anniversary last week.
Longtime friend Dr. Darren W. Thomas gave the eulogy.
Pastor Thomas told the crowd that Rollins inspired him to become a minister when he was a teenager.
He spoke about Pastor Rollins' faith in God, his love for his family and how he was always there for anyone who needed him -- no matter how busy he was.
There were some light moments when Brother Thomas talked about numerous trips to Atlanta including one where Rollins was allowed to take the controls of a small jet.
He also talked about how frugal Rollins was and joked that he could have a bit of a temper.
It came out one time when he grabbed a shotgun and fired into the air to scare-off a group of buzzards that were destroying the church's roof.
But Pastor Thomas also told a story about how Pastor Rollins rescued a stray kitten that was in the church's parking lot on a cold day.
He took it inside and put it in an office with a bowl of water.
When he came back the next day, the blinds were destroyed.
Pastor Rollins also had a love for The Andy Griffith Show.
A clip of an episode was played for the crowd.
The episode was about a busy businessman whose car broke down on a Sunday.
The businessman, who was passing through to a meeting, complained about how everything was closed and he needed his car fixed immediately.
By the end of the episode, he came to realize that he needed to slow down.
And that's what Pastor Rollins wanted people to do: to slow down and take time for themselves, their family and especially God.
Rollins' program included this quote from Andy Griffith, "I firmly believe that in every situation, no matter how difficult, God extends grace greater than the hardship, and strength and peace of mind that can lead us to a place higher than where we were before."
An old police car from The Andy Griffith Show sat outside the First Baptist Church of Springfield for today's funeral.
Rollins is survived by his wife, Dorothy Sheppard Rollins; children, Melissa Rollins Jones (Robbie), Rachel Rollins Horton (Justin), Michael Christopher Rollins (Brandi), and Rebecca Hope Rollins; grandchildren, Rylan, Jaylee, Melanie, Jincee, Mia, Max, Jaxson; his parents, Johnny Eugene and Geraldine Carter Rollins; sister, Joy Sauers; and a number of nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Johnny Eugene Rollins, Jr.
Pastor Rollins was a close friend of my family.
He baptized my husband, sister-in-law and brothers-in-law.
He was a dear friend of my father-in-law and visited with him just days before he died.
Pastor Rollins will be greatly missed amongst my family as well as the entire Springfield community.
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Together, the Red and Blue chair and it's crate turn into an art object of its own; one that encompasses two ends within the spectrum of design – one abstract and ideal, paradigmatic and heroic; the other concrete and everyday, pragmatic and anonymous – ethos that were as important at the dawn of twentieth century design as they are today."
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The 25-year-old Japanese rookie was not chosen to make the American League All-Star team by fellow players or his manager, Ron Washington, who said he left him off the roster in hopes that he would win the AL 2012 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote presented by Firestone. If he beats out pitchers Jason Hammel, Ernesto Frieri, Jake Peavy and Jonathan Broxton in that Final Vote, he'll become the eighth Ranger to go to this year's All-Star Game."They're all good pitchers. Just being among them is an honor," Darvish said. "I'm aware that the fans get to vote for the last spot. There's nothing much I can say on that. I'll just stay quiet and see what happens." To receive the Final Vote mobile ballot, text the word "VOTE" to 89269. To vote for Darvish, simply text message A2 to 89269. Mobile voting in Canada also is available, and fans should text their choices to 101010. Std rates may apply. Darvish, who said last week he didn't feel that he had earned a spot on the AL All-Star squad, is 10-5 with a 3.59 ERA and 117 strikeouts, the third-most in the Majors. He has a chance to become one of the three Rangers pitchers at the All-Star Game. Matt Harrison (11-3, 3.16) and Joe Nathan (18 saves, 1.84 ERA) are Kansas City-bound. "It's tough to predict what the fans are going to do, but he's had a great year considering that he's a rookie and he's had to learn on the fly," seven-time All-Star Michael Young said. "I do like the fact that he expects more out of himself. I think that bodes well for us. That's the way this team is wired." Along with Harrison, Darvish is one of just two Rangers pitchers in the team's Opening Day rotation to avoid landing on the disabled list. He has thrown seven innings in five straight starts and thrown at least 105 pitches in each of his last seven. "He's a workaholic, man," Washington said. "He takes pride in his physical fitness. He takes pride in the game of baseball. He takes pride in his ability to perform. It's why he's a winner."
With Colby Lewis (forearm tightness), Derek Holland (stomach virus) and Neftali Feliz (elbow inflammation) on the DL, the Rangers have had to shuffle their pitching staff around. Scott Feldman moved from the bullpen to the rotation, then back to the bullpen, and now back to the rotation again. Three-time All-Star Roy Oswalt signed a one-year deal with the Rangers on May 29. Justin Grimm and Martin Perez have been called up from the Minors to make starts."There's definitely a lot of good pitchers in this game. I think he's one of the top ones," Feldman said of Darvish. "He's lived up to all the hype that's surrounded him, which is tough to do." "He's got great stuff. He can be an All-Star," Oswalt said. "He's actually come to me a bunch already and asked me some questions. I like how he wants to learn, and I've actually talked to him about a few things on his mechanics and his approach." The Rangers announced on Monday that fans who vote for Darvish between now and 3 p.m. CT on Thursday will be entered into the club's 2012 Vote Darvish All-Star Game Final Vote Sweepstakes. One lucky winner will receive a luxury suite for the winner and 19 guests for a Sunday regular-season home game at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The Rangers also announced that they have teamed up with their fellow defending West Division champions, the Arizona Diamondbacks, in this week's Final Vote drive. D-backs second baseman Aaron Hill is on the National League Final Vote ballot. The Rangers are encouraging fans on Twitter to use the hashtags #VoteYu and #FinHillVote when tweeting.
Now in its 11th year, the 2012 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote presented by Firestone gives baseball fans around the world the opportunity to select the final player on each All-Star team. Balloting began immediately following Sunday's MLB All-Star Game Selection Show presented by Taco Bell and continues until Thursday, July 5 at 3 p.m. CDT. The winners will be announced on MLB.com shortly thereafter.
The fun doesn't end with voting, however. Fans, having already decided the starters and final player on each team, once again will have the opportunity to participate in the official voting for the Ted Williams Most Valuable Player presented by Chevrolet via the 2012 MLB.com All-Star Game MVP Vote during the All-Star Game on MLB.com.
The 83rd Major League Baseball All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX Sports, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and RDS, and worldwide by partners in more than 200 countries via MLB International's independent feed. Pregame ceremonies begin at 7:30 p.m. (EDT)/6:30 p.m. (CDT). ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Deportes will provide exclusive national radio coverage. MLB Network, MLB.com and Sirius XM also will provide comprehensive All-Star Game coverage.
There will be an extra treat for fans who participate in the Final Vote. If you are not a current MLB.TV subscriber (MLB.TV or MLB.TV Premium), you are eligible to receive a 14-day free trial of MLB.TV from July 6-20. If you are a current MLB.TV subscriber (MLB.TV or MLB.TV Premium), you will receive a 15-percent discount to the MLB.com Shop. MLB.com will send an email on July 6 to all Final Vote voters with instructions on how to redeem the applicable offer.
Christian Corona is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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January 8, 2003
Turner Co.-- The fire destroyed Calhoun Produce and ice cream counter. And as firefighters were battling the flames, one of them fell through the roof and was injured. Ironically, that volunteer firefighter was one of the co-owners of the business, 35-year-old Brad Calhoun.
When Sheila Calhoun Rice returned to Calhoun Produce Wednesday morning, she saw smoldering ruins, and firefighters trying to save as much as they could of the business. "It's bad," she said.
"When we got there had flames shooting out knew at that time we had a major structure fire on our hands," said Chuck Bobo of the Turner Co. Fire Dept.
Rice quickly knew what was happening too, because after the mailman spotted the fire and called 911 her passenger's pager went off. "My brother is a fireman, page said Calhoun Produce is on fire, so we jumped back in the truck and headed that way," said Sheila.
Co-owner Brad Calhoun joined in the effort to save the shop filled with jams, butterbeans and gifts, but it was too late.
The only person injured fighting the blaze was volunteer firefighter Brad Calhoun. "He fell through the ceiling and hurt his shoulder," Rice said. "I don't know if it broke or just dislocated."
Calhoun's produce is actually right on the Turner County- Crisp County line, which in this case actually turned out to be a good thing. "We've trained together in past to work as a team and to put out the fire as we did today," said Bobo.
Despite the fire and the injury the Calhouns say things could have been much worse, the warehouse section of the building was mostly unharmed and Brad Calhoun had surgery and is home recovering.
Firefighters say the fire likely started in a heating unit above the office and shop. They have not determined yet why that heater caught fire.
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Marsha Haskew enters her 14th year as the Senior Women's Administrator and her 21th year overall at Jacksonville University. She serves as the liaison between the NCAA and the Atlantic Sun Conference for JU women's sports, oversees letter of intent and grant-in-aid process for all scholarship sports and assists in establishing and implementing policies and procedures of the athletic department.
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In case you've been buried under a rock this week, you might have heard a thing or two about the low temperatures. As it currently stands, the weather forecast is projecting between 0 and -5, depending on where you look. Even if it's a couple degrees warmer or colder, I think we can all agree it'll be crazy cold.
While it will be cold, and I won't even begin to pretend that I can handle that kind of cold, I don't think it will necessarily be the end of the world. For purposes of just the cold, the field itself should be relatively fine. Lambeau Field includes 30 miles of radiant heating pipes which can "maintain a root-zone temperature of 55-plus degrees". It won't make things warm for the players, but it would seem to keep the field in relatively good shape. And it would seem to indicate that the "frozen tundra" does not in fact actually freeze anymore.
The forecast indicates a 20 percent chance of snow. If the snow comes in, that could make things a little more interesting with regard to footwork. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio met with the media and said that he figure the game could be a normal one at a slightly slower pace, or there could be a lot of slipping and sliding. The one thing that will definitely be impacted by the cold is that the football will feel harder.
Of course, then I see this. If there is no precipitation it's do-able, but it's still gonna be really cold.
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In May, Operation Slow Down resulted in 165 tickets being issued for speeding violations. The project, which began in February, is designed to cut down speeding and aggressive driving on key roads throughout Clarkstown.
The June enforcement effort is targeting:
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"Our traffic officers identified specific roads in the Town of Clarkstown, based on volume and speed, that require added attention to ensure our resident's safety," said Clarkstown Supervisor Alex Gromack. "The purpose of Operation Slow Down is to educate our residents and raise awareness about the dangers of speeding through our neighborhoods. This is just another way our police department is keeping our Town safe."
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Herman Cain: 'I have never sexually harassed anyone'by George Bennett | October 31st, 2011
Politico.com reported late Sunday that two women who worked for the association "complained of sexually suggestive behavior by Cain that made them angry and uncomfortable." Both women, who are not named in the story, left their jobs with "separation packages that were in the five-figure range," Politico reported.
"I have never sexually harassed anyone," Cain said on Fox News this morning. "Let's say that. Secondly, I've never sexually harassed anyone and, yes, I was falsely accused when I was at the National Restaurant Association. And I say falsely because it turned out, after the investigation, to be baseless…..It is totally baseless and totally false. Never have I committed any sort of sexual harassment."
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WOW. What a weekend! I am still slightly over-excited that I was all of 4 feet away from Robbie Williams and all the Soccer Aid team! (ROBBIE WILLIAMS!).
Front row seats for a fantastic night watching the football, with all the celebs on the pitch, is definitely one of my favourite ways to spend a Sunday!
The list of hot male celebs was pretty much endless – meaning we were happy girlies!
Olly Murs had a brilliant game before an unlucky injury, meaning he had to be substituted… BOO!
John Bishop gave it his all for the full 90 mins and Aston Merrygold ran around that pitch like a little whippet!
Robbie was rumoured to be too injured to play at all when we took our seats. We all perked up when we realised he was out training with the rest of the squad… (right in front of us may I add!)
We did have to wait until the second half for him to come on; but better late than never!
Unfortunately Robbie's first moments on the pitch clashed with the rather scary incident with Gordon Ramsey. A forceful tackle from Teddy Sheringham, left him laying on the pitch unable to move for at least 9 minutes. The medics appeared with a stretcher and spinal board to them carry him off to cheers of the 60,000 strong crowd.
Robbie soon lifted everyone's spirits with waves, smiles and bows at the crowd! He was positioned directly in front of us which added an extra level of excitment all round!
Both teams were fantastic and made a real effort for all the crowds at the beginning and after the game.
Will Ferrell seemed to be taking it all in, while doing a slow walk around the edge, making sure he made eye contact or offered a wave at any of his big fans. Including the ladies with the "We *heart* you WILL!" banner!
Mark Owen was full of smiles, while Ben Shephard and Graeme Le Saux looked hot in a football kit and didn't disappoint anyone with their football skills and friendliness. (A sneaky tweet from Ben and Graeme the next day got us through the long train journey back in LDN!)
Jonny Wilkes melted every girl's heart at the very end of the match, by playing a quick game of footie with the little 'uns, making sure they had the chance to score against him at Old Trafford!
The entire bunch of celebs were buzzing and looked on top of the world, whether they lost or not!
I could go on and list them all, as every single one made a good effort to thank everyone for coming – meaning it was an unforgettable night for all of their indiviual fans.
The atmosphere was amazing and I cannot wait for next time!
Front row seats please!
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There has been much discussion on this board over the last day or so about Eli Manning's League MVP status, which got me thinking, who do the members view as the giants first half MVP
I'm sure i forgot a candidate, if so, yell at me, but politely, I'm fragile ya know. And by the by, I am limiting this to players only, so nobody gets to vote simply for Perry Fewell, even if i understand the desire too.
Candidate 1
Eli Manning - QB
Stats Through Seven Games - 157/239 65.7% 1785 yards 14 TD's 11 Int
Eli is the first name on the list because frankly, there are not many teams where the QB is not instantly the first name that comes up in any team MVP discussion. Currently on pace to set career highs in virtually every category, including the bad one.
Candidate 2
Ahmad Bradshaw - RB
Stats Through Seven Games - 134 Carries 708 Yards 5.3 YPC 16 Receptions 105 Yards 3 TD's 4 Fumbles
Ahmad through week seven is the NFL's leading rusher leading the giants revamped rushing attack. Given the starting job in the preseason over Brandon Jacobs, Bradshaw has done nothing but impress. The only downside to his season so far has been his penchant to fumble.
Candidate 3
Hakeem Nicks - WR
Stats Through Seven Games - 45 Receptions 525 yards 8 TD's
Nicks has been a touchdown machine this year leading the league with eight touchdown receptions. Although his yards per reception are down this season, he and Manning have quite a relationship between them. Once again like the previous candidates, he has one little flaw, too many tipped balls left for the opposing teams.
Candidate 4
Osi Umenyiora - DE
Stats Through Seven Games - 18 Tackles, 8 Sacks, 7 Forced Fumbles
Many of us were ready to write Osi off during the offseason, myself included, I'm glad to admit at this point, that i was wrong. Osi has regained his status as a dominating DE so far this season, tied for second in the league in sacks, as well as leading the league in forced fumbles. The biggest improvement to my eyes so far this season has been Osi's performance versus the run. He will never be the run stuffer that Michael Strahan was, but he is doing a much better job this year than last year.
Those are the Four main candidates i have at this time, i could see a case being made for a few other players on defense, but especially since Kiwanuka's injury, i think Osi deserves the nod more than any of the others. Amazingly, nobody on special teams made the cut, shocking huh?


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"Drop it Like it's Hot" is the first hit song I think of when I think noise in mainstream music. We hear the sound of a spraypaint can discharging almost all the way through it. Lots of songs have sounds that aren't made by instruments, like the dialtone in "Buy My Drink", and gunshots in '80s-'90s rap. But Snoop's is really just a noise. It's also and catchy and fun.
"Drop it Like it's Hot"
Meanwhile, the genre of music called "noise" can seem like a bunch of humorless misanthropes who only find fun in raping instruments.
But this is not the case. Since the invention of noise by Merzbow, and the development of character in the music by Harry Pussy, noise music has taken great strides in the fun/catchy department. It might never sound like Chewing Gum or get you laid, but it could get your room clean and will definitely alter your consciousness thanks to mirror neurons. Here are some styles of noise music you might learn to love by letting down your defenses and concentrating. Breathe deep and let it in.
1. Blown Speaker Jazz
Best practiced by Mouthus, Sightings, Air Conditioning, and Mindflayer, this style of noise music is defined mostly by its production. It makes overloaded magnetic tape burn a production style, and it's full of bitter, sour harmonies and melodies that'll quench any thirst if you can stomach the repetition or slow churn.
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These musicians brew up their sound using all manner of heavy distortions on guitars, drums, or some off-beat synth that's someone's garbage. I call it 'jazz' because the songs are typically loosely structured, or first take improvisations, or third take improvisations. The hard, heavy tracks sound like the band punching its way out of a paper bag. The slower, weirdly pretty ones can inspire that passing out on a downtown park bench midweek bender feeling. As with most noise music, lyrics are rarely present or understandable. I think of it as a kind of musical impressionist painting.
2. Circuit-jerk
Circuit-jerk is mostly made in one of two ways. Musicians get new sounds opening up any small electronic sound making device and altering it's electronics, a process called 'circuit-bending'; or by plugging the inputs of an audio mixer into its outputs and turning up the volume, making an internal loop of sound feedback that doesn't involve speakers or microphones. They then adjust levels and equalization and the signal reacts, turning a mixer into an instrument. Both approaches mean the musician is really 'playing' the circuit design; the resistors, transistors, diodes and triodes are the frets, strings, valves, and keys of their 'instrument'.
In this style of noise, specific instruments have cachet and unique qualities. And when you watch someone like this guy do it, you can make a connection between the hand movements and the sound you hear. Both are rare for noise. Circuit-jerk produces some music that sounds like a fax machine, and also holds some of the most promise for the longevity of noise as a type of music that will entertain people. It gives us our first 21st-century instrument, the no-input mixer, the way the 20th century gave us sax, electric guitar, the drum kit, and turntables to name a few.
3. New age lightning-orb songwriting
This is a tough category to corral. I need a category for a band like Metalux, who compose beautiful 'songs' that sound like half the band is playing backwards and the rhythm section is the alien from the Predator movies. Samplers, tape loops, guitars, turntables, some noise bands use any and all weird-sounding things to make their weird songs.
4. Beat-meat
Wolf Eyes are the easiest to point to, but they're really a band that straddles this category and the last. This is noise music that is driven by electronic beats. The first tape by Enema Syringe is the earliest I've heard, this category encompasses contemporary artists like Mammal, post-2002 Black Dice, and Synb.
5. Freak Blood
Of course, categorizing music is for scoundrels so this last category is a massive cop-out that I see as necessary and validating. Rusted Shut make lyric-driven minimal preach grind. Their somewhat uneven album Rehab has some of the best lyrics of any band of the last ten years. James Ferraro is a solo hobo music man working in all genres. His best is the western cop show soundtrack Last American Hero, the supremely weird synth trip Chameleon Ballet, and Bebe Tunes, his album of hip hop instrumentals. Andrew WK came from the noise scene, and then graduated to full-on Freak Blood status by making music that sounds like a beer commercial.
Men's Recovery Project are a bunch of freaks from Rhode Island who made a record about life in the Middle East which is incredibly good. It captures the alienation many of us feel at contemplating the reality of that world, and simultaneously invites us to really imagine ourselves there and what life is like as an Egyptian assassin, Mossad agent, widowed Saudi, olive salesman. These bands are not noise purists, but they embrace the wide open-ended view of music categorization that allows for maximum freakiness.
6. Union Drone
Hippies are still around, and no they're not the dudes in camo shorts in L.A. who hang out with Robert Van Winkle. They're mostly tenured New England folk with a penchant for things that are slow and long like the process of fermentation. It's not all drone, of course, but the formulation of soloing over a fundamental is strong in this genre. The best of it is fringe stuff that combines cracked harmonies, heavy distortion, and an appalachian appreciation for the irreverently numinous.
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I'm one of those sad little people whose entire life is almost exclusively defined by music and movies. If I kept track of it, I'd bet easily 10% of the words that come out of my mouth are quotes from films, particularly Coen brothers films and any number of idiotic comedies (special mention to "Anchorman," Super Troopers," and "This Is Spinal Tap.")
As for the music, well, every minute of the day I'm either listening in my car, on my computer, with my headphones or just singing along in my head. I don't even turn it off during Gator games (you'll notice I don't complain about announcers as much as most people. This is because I don't hear them often). These things have combined to make me a socially dysfunctional walking encyclopedia of films and certain types of music. My loss in society is my gain in gimmicky football previews, though! So here's your Vandy preview through the prism of someone who lives vicariously through the works of others!
What: "Please Stand Up" by British Sea Power.
Why: "British Sea Power" because we're playing the Commodores. "Please Stand Up" because somebody, anybody on offense....please stand up. Also, it's a pretty solid example of mid-2000's British indie.
The Point:
If there's anyone asking, did you get a rush?
There's no point in asking, it wasn't enough
There's nobody else here, so please stand up
Everyone is injured and bad and lost and confused and on the edge. There's nobody else here, so please stand up, someone.
Where Florida is:
What: "World Spins Madly On" by The Weepies. They're sort of a folk-infused version of The Shins. A lot more sincere than the band of "New Slang" fame, however.
Why: I think we've past the anger stage, and are in full blown footballing depression now. You only get twelve to fourteen games a year, and you probably won't get as many years as you want. This is the true tragedy of a lost season.
The Point:
"I woke up and wished that I was dead"
I don't know about anyone else, but that more less describes my Sunday morning after the Cocktail Party.
"Everything that I said I'd do
Like make the world brand new
And take the time for you
I just got lost and slept right through the dawn
And the world spins madly on"
Tell me they weren't writing about Urban with that passage! What a state we're in when a band called The Weepies is writing program-defining music for us.
"I watch the stars from window sill
The whole world is moving and I'm standing still"
This Saturday Alabama and LSU will play in the Game of the Century of the Year. Florida, meanwhile, is probably more irrelevant nationally than it's been in twenty years. Sure, the Zook years were more or less wilderness, but at least we got consistent headlines for calling his head constantly (by the way, ESPN, we told you so)
Where Florida will be if we win:
What: "Those Dancing Days" by Those Dancing Days. They're an all-girl Swedish rock band with a great drummer (look up "Fuckarias" for her best work). Huge energy and original compositions. Swedish rock currently blows the Hell out of the rather pathetic American scene, so if you're craving some new rock that isn't awful, look to land of blonde hair and cold.
Why: Because "it's just Vandy" is bullshit after a four game losing streak. If we win on a fluke play combined with a bad call, I don't care. I'll be dancing all night.
The Point:
On the top of satisfaction
Yves Saint Laurent shades in the darkness
Summer attraction pounding in my veins
Time does not exist
High on life, in love with me
Dancing in the night, dancing through the days
High on life, in love with me
Dancing in the night, dancing through the days
As a big fan of sunglasses in the dark, I fully endorse this. A win, and you bet your ass there'll be a drunk moron with sunglasses dancing in North Florida.
Where Florida will be if we lose:
What: The famous "coin toss" scene from the outstanding 2007 film "No Country for Old Men."
Why: If you've seen the film, then you know just how dire I think Florida's situation is by selecting this clip. If you haven't seen the film, then just know that it's a very, very bad sign if the character of Anton Chigurh shows up in your game preview.
The Point:
"What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?"
What do we stand to gain on Saturday? Everything. Certain bowl-eligibility, the avoidance of a losing season in the regular season, and the smallest bit of momentum for South Carolina and FSU.
What do we stand to lose on Saturday? Everything. Near-certain losing season and no bowl. Hopeless fights against the Gamecocks and Noles. An absolute destruction, basically.
This is it, Florida. You've got a massive winning streak over Vanderbilt that is older than most of the players. You've got a home winning streak over Vanderbilt that goes back to World War Two. You've got the nation's second longest bowl appearance streak and you haven't had a losing season since 1979. All of these things are on the line Saturday, and they are all in mortal danger.
"You've been putting it up your whole life, you just didn't know it."


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India Blocks European Olive Oil After EU Bans its Mangoes, MEP Claims
India has blocked arrivals of European foods after its mangoes were banned over quality concerns, Italian politician Mara Bizzotto claims.
Dalmia Sells Olive Oil Business to Cargill
The sale marks the end of the tumultuous campaign by an Indian industrialist to popularize olive oil in a market reluctant to change.
Experts Skeptical of Dalmia's Pomace Oil 'Discovery'
With one sample, the Indian Olive Association's asserted "the humble olive pomace oil contains generous quantities of antioxidants."
Olive Council to Probe Discrepancy in Import Data for India
The International Olive Council is investigating why its data differs from Indian Olive Association figures.
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India's Agribusiness Experiment with Israel
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Olive Oil Prices in India Moving Sharply Higher
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Indian Olive Association Objects to Proposed Standards
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Indian Olive Association Meets in New Delhi
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Olive Farming in India's Rajasthan Rolls On
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Italy's Nicola Pantaleo Buys Stake in Indian Olive Oil Company
The deal gives the Italian olive oil producer a 27 percent stake in India's leading distributor, Dalmia Continental.
Indian State of Punjab Gears up for Olive Cultivation
India's leading agricultural state has received an official go-ahead to introduce olive cultivation across the state in a planned manner.
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Fast Italian Vegetable Skillet Recipe
This colorful blend of sauteed vegetables is as pretty as it is tasty. "The recipe was given to me by a dear friend, and it's become a family favorite. It's a quick summer side from our garden," notes Sue Spencer from Coarsegold, California.
- 1 medium onion, halved and sliced
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 medium zucchini, thinly sliced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1-1/2 cups frozen corn, thawed
- 1 large tomato, chopped
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh basil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- In a large nonstick skillet, saute onion and red pepper in oil for 2 minutes. Add zucchini; saute 4-5 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Stir in the corn, tomato, basil, salt and Italian seasoning; cook and stir until heated through. Sprinkle with cheese. Serve immediately. Yield: 6 servings.
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Great flavor! I made half the recipe with one zucchini and that was plenty. It takes a little while to prepare, but well worth it.
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This is a great tasting recipe which uses many garden vegetables. Also works with yellow summer squash.
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Health department director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck says it's not too late to get a flu shot. So far this season, 122 people have been admitted to Illinois hospital influenza intensive care units with the flu. There have been six deaths.
The most common flu strain this season is H1N1. Health experts say that strain seems to hit younger adults and children harder than adults older than 65. Some who have been severely ill with complications this year have been younger people with no underlying health problems.
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