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CES 2013: Lenovo ThinkPad Helix Convertible Ultrabook With "Rip and Flip" Design
Subject: Mobile | January 6, 2013 - 07:21 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: ultrabook, Thinkpad, tablet, Lenovo, helix, convertible tablet, ces 2013, CES
The ThinkPad line from Lenovo just got a bit more interesting with the announcement of the Helix, a new touch-enabled convertible tablet form factor that includes a new design labeled as "rip and flip."
Hardware specifications on the Helix are pretty impressive given the small form factor and include Ivy Bridge-based Core i7 processors, up to 8GB of memory and a 256GB SSD, two USB 3.0 ports, RJ45 port, mini-DisplayPort and even mini-HDMI. The machine will also have optional LTE radios to go along with the 802.11n WiFi and even NFC support.
The display panel is an IPS 11.6-in 1080p rated at 400 nits - that is very high brightness for a Lenovo machine in my experience. The screen is rated for 10 point touch capability as well in case you need BOTH HANDS for your project.
Also new is the Lenovo glass ClickPad which I am very eager to get my hands and try. That is the one area where MacBooks have continued to dominate in terms of notebook design and if Lenovo's ThinkPads can match or improve then we might have a winner on our hands.
The machine will weigh in at 3.68 lbs for the tablet and dock, 1.84 lbs for the tablet on its own, for great portability. Battery life claims are at 5 hours on the tablet alone and 10 hours with the tablet and base combination, but as with all battery life specifications plan on cutting that to 50-60% for real-world usage scenarios.
The new form factor of the ThinkPad Helix is being branded as "rip and flip" due to the tablets ability to be pulled off the keyboard / trackpad dock easily with a single release point. Folding it down into a standard clamshell design results in your standrad laptop configuration, but with only a 20mm z-height.
Lenovo will start shipping the ThinkPad Helix in mid-February with a starting price of $1,499.
Keep checking our CES 2013 coverage at http://pcper.com/ces and continue on after the break for the full press release!
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Lenovo Makes a Play for the All-In-One Crowd with the IdeaCentre A730
Subject: Systems | January 6, 2013 - 06:00 PM | Chris Barbere
Tagged: system, Lenovo, ideacenter, ces 2013, CES, A730
Lenovo has announced their new IdeaCentre A730, "the world's slimming 27-inch multi-touch all-in-one". Mesuring less than an inch thick, the A730 can support up to 10 touch points and is optimized for Windows 8.
Key Features include:
- 27-inch multi-touch frameless display measuring just 24.5 mm (0.9 inches) thick
- 10 finger multi-touch technology, optimized for Windows 8
- Widely adjustable screen angle for comfortable use
- Large 27" Quad or Full HD display
- Up to 3rd Gen Intel® Core™ i7 processor
- Up to NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 745M 2GB graphics
- Up to 1TB HDD storage or 1TB SSHD storage with 8GB SSD cache
A widely adjustable, frameless display allows the screen to be set into almost any position and folded back for added comfort.
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Lenovo ThinkVision LT1423p Touch Mobile Monitor
Subject: General Tech, Displays, Mobile | January 6, 2013 - 06:00 PM | Morry Teitelman
Tagged: windows 8, thinkvision, mobile, LT1423p, Lenovo, CES
Not one to be left out of the fray, Lenovo latest mobile announcement for CES comes in the form of a 13.3 inch, Windows 8 touch optimized mobile monitor.
Courtesy of Lenovo
The ThinkVision LT1423p Mobile Monitor is being markets as a touch enabled secondary screen to be used by on-the-go professionals wanting the added productivity that a touch screen provides for the Windows 8 experience. The screen is an AH-IPS LED-based display with an edge to edge Gorilla Glass coating for added strength and durability. The monitor also support both wired and wireless forms of connectivity for added versatility.
Courtesy of Lenovo
- Windows 8 touch optimized wired mobile monitor
- 10 point multi-touch Gorilla Glass screen with anti-reflection and anti-fingerprint surfaces
- One USB3.0 interface for its signal and power or optional WiFi wireless connectivity for ultra-mobility
- Digitizer pen with 256 pressure, 2540lpi resolution, and a 133pps data rate
- 4-directions wide viewing angle supported by latest 13.3 inch AH-IPS LED viewing panel
- Ultra slim design ranging from 0.3 inch at its thinnest point to 0.6 inch at its thickest
Courtesy of Lenovo
The touch screen monitor is only 1/2 an inch thick, weighing a mere 1.6 lbs. Not only is this sized to fit in the same bag as your ultrabook or laptop, but will not add much weight to that shoulder bag either.
Courtesy of Lenovo
In addition to its 10 point multi-touch support, the ThinkVision LT1423p supports use of an stylus-type touch pen device for finer touch control.
Technical Specifications (provided by Lenovo)
Screen Size
|13.3 inches
Panel Type
Contrast Ratio
|500 : 1
|10 point multi-touch
Touch Pen
|Digitizer with 256 pressure transducers
Cover / Stand
|Cover with stand to support landscape and portrait use
|Starting at 1.6 pounds (730g)
|0.28 inches thin (7.1 mm thin)
|Starting at USD$349
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CES 2013: Lenovo OneLink Connection Combines HDMI, Audio, Power, Ethernet and more!
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | January 6, 2013 - 06:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: thunderbolt, onelink, Lenovo, ces 2013, CES
An interesting technology from Lenovo is making its debut at CES 2013 as a side-story to an otherwise kind of bland notebook, the ThinkPad Edge E431 and E531. The notebook itself is based around an Ivy Bridge platform, 14-in or 15-in 1600x900 touch screen, optional discrete graphics and standard storage but what makes it more interesting is that it is the first machine to support Lenovo OneLink.
Lenovo OneLink is a single connection that promises to "connect and deliver power to everything" and if successful, can reduce cable clutter and simplify connections for consumers and business users that want a laptop as their primary machine with a dockable workstation option for when you are at home or the office. The capability for OneLink to not only act as the conduit for video, audio, networking, storage and more but also charge your laptop and power those other accessories would be impressive and surpasses Thunderbolt in many ways. We don't yet know the actual data rate of OneLink so TB may still have an advantage there.
Lenovo was also showing the first accessory for OneLink, a dock that features a NAS controller, 4 USB ports, Ethernet, native VGA, HDMI and audio. In a relatively small package you are able to expand the ThinkPad Edge E431/E531 to the connectivity and capability of a full desktop with external storage and added displays. Lenovo claims the HDMI connection will be completely lag free and support 1080p resolutions.
Lots of questions remain including when other Lenovo machines will adopt this connection and why Lenovo decided to shun Thunderbolt that would allow them not only support other accessories but sell its accessories (like this dock) to non-Lenovo customers.
Hopefully we'll get some more details this week!
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Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon 27-in Table PC for Computing and Gaming
Subject: Systems | January 6, 2013 - 06:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: video, table pc, Lenovo, ideacentre, horizon, ces 2013, CES
Lenovo claims to be ushering in "an entirely new PC category" at CES this year with the IdeaCentre Horizon table PC. That's right a table; though not a very large one with a 27-in display. The hardware specifications aren't particularly interesting and include a 1080p display, Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor, discrete graphics options topping out at the GeForce GT 620M, optional SSD, Bluetooth, 802.11n, etc.
We stopped by the Lenovo suite earlier in the week and got some hands-on time with the unit as well as a walk through of its features. Check out the video here:
The 27-in display is actually capable of 10 point multi-touch capability and allows for "interpersonal" computing which simply means it is intended for more than one user at a time. Lenovo claims that this makes it a family PC and for some unique cases including game nights and various kids-based applications. Of course, you can tilt up to 90 degrees and use the machine for standard computing circumstances.
The Horizon is pretty thin at just over 1-in when looking at the profile. It weighs almost 18 pounds and that wouldn't normally matter except that Lenovo has put a battery in this machine capable of keeping it running for up to 2 hours without a power connection. The idea of a portable 27-in monitor with a 2 hour battery life is humorous to say the least but would still be useful for taking to the couch to use as a dinner table while watching TV and reading on your incredibly close 1080p screen. Seriously though, the intention is to allow consumers to take the Horizon to the coffee table and play a game with the family without having to run a cable to the wall.
Lenovo is even going to have some gaming accessories included with the IdeaCentre Horizon including a striker, joystick and the coolest thing I've ever seen, an e-dice. It will come preloaded with games from EA, Ubisoft and more importantly, Monopoly. SOLD!
Pricing will start at $1699 and availability is schedule for early summer. Check out the full press release after the break!
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Lenovo Releases New High Performance Desktop for Gamers - Meet the Erazer X700
Subject: Systems | January 6, 2013 - 02:01 PM | Chris Barbere
Tagged: x700, system, Lenovo, ces 2013, CES
Lenovo has announed a new 'high-performance desktop for extreme gamers with high storage capacity, powerful OneKey™ overclocking performance at the click of a button, and a liquid-cooling system" that looks interesting.
Key features include:
- OneKey™ Overclocking increases processing speed with the click of a button
- Lenovo Cooling System uses a liquid coolant to keep internal temperatures at optimal levels to protect system health while overclocking
- AMD Eyefinity technology allows users to simultaneously connect up to six monitors for a truly panoramic display
- Intel® Core™ i7 Extreme processor
- Dual graphics support – NVIDIA® SLI1, up to dual NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX660 1.5GB or ATI CrossFireX™1, up to dual AMD Radeon™ HD 8950 3GB graphics
Notice something interesting in there? Look at the last card listed in that last bullet. "AMD Radeon HD 8950." Could it be a typo, inaccurate, or a slip of the lip? Since we've heard the Erazer won't be available till June and haven't heard anything official on the 8950 there's no telling.
A good looking case design and some interesting specs, including integrated water cooling, have us interested in getting our hands on the Erazer and running it through it's paces when it hits.
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Podcast #233 - ThinkPad Twist, Intel's rumored TV service, Frame Latency testing and more!
Subject: General Tech | January 3, 2013 - 02:10 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: VOD, video capture, twist, tv, thunderbolt, thinkpad twist, Thinkpad, podcast, Lenovo, Intel, Frame Latency testing, ces 2013, CES
PC Perspective Podcast #233 - 01/03/2013
Join us this week as we talk about the ThinkPad Twist, Intel's rumored TV service, Frame Latency testing and more!
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Program length: 1:12:43
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Week in Reviews:
- 0:03:35 Thermaltake Soprano VO9000 Case
- 0:05:40 Lenovo Thinkpad Twist Convertible Ultrabook
- 0:10:15 MSI Z77 MPower Motherboard
- 0:14:00 AMD FX-8350 Overclock with AMD LCS
- 0:22:12 This Podcast is brought to you by MSI!
News items of interest:
- 0:23:45 Video: MSI Z77A-G45 Thunderbolt (and new player)
- 0:25:45 Fiber optic Thunderbolt cables ready
- 0:30:00 Intel planning at TV service in 2013
- 0:42:00 Frame Rating: A New Graphics Performance Metric
- 0:53:00 CES Predictions!
- 1:03:00 Hardware / Software Pick of the Week
- 1-888-38-PCPER or firstname.lastname@example.com
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- Closing/outro
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Introduction and Technical Specifications
Courtesy of Lenovo
As one of the newest members of Lenovo's Thinkpad line, the Lenovo Thinkpad Twist attempts to bridge the gap between laptops and tablets in a convertible Ultrabook format. We decided to put the Twist through the normal suite of benchmark and functional tests, along with some tests specifically geared towards laptops, to gage how well it performs. At a starting MSRP of $829.00 for the base model, the Lenovo Thinkpad Twist offers an intriguing price to feature proposition with its ability to convert from a fully functional laptop into a tablet almost seamlessly.
Courtesy of Lenovo
The Thinkpad Twist offers an innovative take for the user that wants the best of both worlds - the portability and usability of a laptop with the ease of use of a tablet. Featuring the Windows 8 OS, the Twist comes with a 5-point touchscreen usable in all modes of operation. Lenovo designed in support for the following features: USB 2.0 and 3.0 type devices; three networking types including a Realtek-based GigE NIC, a Broadcom-based 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter, and a Broadcom-based Bluetooth adapter; 4-in-1 media card reader port; mini-HDMI and mini-Display Port video output ports; a dual-purpose audio port; and a 720p HD-capable integrated webcam.
Courtesy of Lenovo
In designing the Twist, Lenovo decided to use a center hinge on which the screen pivots to support its four modes of operation: laptop mode, presentation mode where the screen can be rotated to face the audience, tent mode which allows the system to stand upright for movie or other media viewing, and tablet mode where the screen folds down to cover the keyboard entirely.
Continue reading our review of the Lenovo Thinkpad Twist Convertible Ultrabook!!
Lenovo Launches IdeaCentre Q190 SFF PC
Subject: Systems | November 17, 2012 - 03:59 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: SFF, PC, Lenovo, ideacentre q190, htpc
Lenovo recently launched a new small form factor PC with the IdeaCentre Q190. This small desktop measures 192mm x 155mm x 22mm and packs some hardware punch that handily surpasses the specs of traditional net-top computers. Exact hardware specifications have not yet been released, but the company has talked about the top-end model.
The IdeaCentre Q190 PC will have up to a 2nd generation Core i3 Intel Sandy Bridge processor, 8GB DDR3 memory, HD3000 integrated (processor) graphics, a 1TB hard drive, and a 24GB caching SSD. These specifications are, of course, for the top end model.
The IdeaCentre Q190 with the optional optical drive attached.
In addition, the Q190 can support a DVD writer or Blu ray optical drive that mounts on top of the PC, which adds a bit of depth but can still be mounted vertically with the supplied stand. Other optional accessories include a handheld wireless keyboard and mouse trackpad.
External IO includes an SDXC card reader, S/PDIF optical audio port, VGA video output, two USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, and a Gigabit Ethernet jack.
The Q190 will come preloaded with Windows 8, and an option for Windows 8 Pro. Lenovo is pushing the HTPC merits of the computer, and it will certainly do a serviceable job. It would also make for a nice low-power desktop system as well, and it looks nice enough to display on your desk.
The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q190 will be available in January 2013 and will have a starting price of $349, with the top end model described above costing a bit more (the exact amount is as yet unknown).
Podcast #225 - Intel's New Low Priced 240GB SSD, Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 Convertible Ultrabook, AMD ARM processors, and more!
Subject: General Tech | November 1, 2012 - 03:04 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: z77a-gd80, yoga 13, thunderbolt, podcast, pcper, msi, Lenovo, intel ssd, intel 335, Intel, Ideapad, asus, arm, amd
PC Perspective Podcast #225 - 11/01/2012
Join us this week as we talk about Intel's New Low Priced 240GB SSD, Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 Convertible Ultrabook, AMD ARM processors, and more!
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- 0:46:30 ASRock Launches Extreme6/TB4 Motherboard With Two Thunderbolt Ports
- 0:47:30 AMD Announces It Will Build 64-bit ARM Processors for Server Markets
- 0:53:15 Intel Wants To See 48-Core Processors In Future Smartphones
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S&P 500 didn't begin until 1957……. You can't do backward math….
They measure different things. One is not a microcosm of the other.
S&P has calculated returns for its indices dating from 1926 forward, even though they hadn't published the index until the 1950′s. All the stocks in the Dow are also in the S&P 500, and as the author illustrated you have achieved the nearly identical returns with a price weighted portfolio of 30 stocks as you have with a market-cap weighted portfolio of 500. Which do you think is more relevant to the average investor?
Better yet, own a total market index. Get some small and mid cap exposure and avoid the reconstitution penalty arising from stocks moving from one market cap band to another.
The reason the Dow consistently beats the S&P is purely structural. I analyze this fully in my book — though it is explained quite simply in chapter 1, which I give away free on my website.
The Dow 30 beats the S&P 500 because the S&P is a broadly based index which actually has companies in it that make something, as opposed to GS which is a simple parasite.
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Home ice advantage in the playoffs is one of the hockey world's greatest intangibles. It's impossible to define properly, but it affects every player on the ice. In the playoffs the number 1 thing you want to do is play the perfect road game, tonight, Anaheim did just that. Taking a 2-1 series lead after an impressive 4-0 win in Detroit.
Two minutes into the first period Nick Bonino was absolutely robbed by Jimmy Howard. We're talking darting arms and flashing leather. It was a thing of beauty, and one of many beautiful saves that both goalies were primed to make tonight. The first period was plagued by goalies deciding they wanted to put a stop to pucks going in the net.
Even the second period was largely slowly going thanks to some impressive saves coming from Jonas Hiller and Jimmy Howard. That was of course until a leaping hit from Justin Abdelkader put Toni Lydman down to the ice hard. While it's a play that is sure to be reviewed by the Department of Player Safety, it did mean another power play chance for the Ducks. And this time, Nick Bonino would not be denied. A short 18 seconds after the penalty, the Ducks took a 1-0 lead to close out the second. There's something that these hits and injuries stir in players because in the third period the Ducks came out with a little added fire.
On a Red Wings power play, a poor defensive turn over ended as a feast for the formerly mighty Ducks. Ryan Getzlaf took full advantage of the flub and put him a shorthanded marker. While things looked bad for the Ducks at this point, 90 seconds later they looked a lot worse. Emerson Etem left all alone in the slot puts it into the twine the Ducks have silence the Detroit crowd to a tune of 3-0 mid way through the third.
Matt Beleskey would add a goal for the Ducks topping the score up at 4-0 and giving Hiller his first shutout of the post season. Being shutout on home ice is not how I imagine Detroit anticipated this game going. The Abdelkader hit gave this game an entirely different face, look for the Wings to bounce back in Game 4, the last thing they want to do is put themselves on the ropes heading back to Anaheim.
1 – Jonas Hiller
2 – Teemu Selanne
3 – Emerson Etem
Holtby out-duels Lundqvist, Caps beat Rangers 1-0 in OT
Leafs pull even with Bruins by way of 4-2 victory
Kings avoid falling behind 3-0 with 1-0 shutout win over Blues
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So much tension on the team over stupid little things. SMH
So much tension on the team over stupid little things. SMH
Done with asking people to dances.
please tell me we've met in person!? Thank you guys, but sorry hard to accept something that just doesn't seem true to me, I honestly wouldn't put me on the pretty scale. I'd like to give myself a negative 5, yea, -5, hehe i like that number :D -5 has a nice ring to it LOL
do you have a hangover? LOL sorry, when people tell me something like this it's kind of hard for me to grasp on to the fact that someone actually thinks this of me. Have we met?
graduated high school.
smoked a cigarette. kissed someone. gotten so drunk you passed out.
ridden every ride at an amusement park.
collected something really stupid.gone to a rock concert. helped someone.
gone fishing.
watched four movies in one night.
gone long periods of time without sleep.
lied to someone.
snorted cocaine.
failed a class.
dealt drugs.
been in a car accident.been in a tornado. done hard drugs. watched someone die. been to a funeral. burned yourself.
run a marathon.
cried yourself to sleep.
spent over $200 in one day.
flown on a plane.
cheated on someone.
been cheated on.
written a 10 page letter.
gone skiing.
been sailing. cut yourself. had a best friend.
lost someone you loved.
shoplifted something.
been to jail.
dangerously close to being in jail.
had detention. skipped school.
got in trouble for something you didn't do.
stolen books from the library.
gone to a different country.
dropped out of school.
been in a mental hospital.
watched the "harry potter" movies. had an online diary. fired a gun.
gambled in a casino.
had a yard sale. had a lemonade stand. actually made money at the lemonade stand.been in a school play.
been fired from a job.
taken a lie detector test.
swam with dolphins.
gone to sea world. voted for someone on a reality tv show. written poetry. read more than 20 books a year.
gone to europe.
loved someone you shouldn't have. used a coloring book over age 12. had surgery. had stitches. taken a taxi.
seen the washington monument.
had more than 5 im's/online conversations going at once.
had a drug or alcohol problem.
been in a fist fight. suffered any form of abuse.
had a hamster.
pet a wild animal. used a credit card. gone surfing in california. done "spirit day" at school.
dyed your hair.
gotten a tattoo.
had something pierced. gotten straight a's. been on the honor roll. known someone with hiv or aids. taken pictures with a webcam. started a fire. gotten caught having/going to a party while parents were gone
I'm pretty sure that person was drunk, anyways. LOVE YOU JEZEKA <3
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It's already my junior year of high school. Time sure flies. It's getting to the time where I need to face reality and figure out a career. I find it pretty depreessing at times. I remember in the 5th grade I wanted nothing more than to become a basketball player when i grew up. I've tried to be the best I could be at the sport. Harsh reality is that i suck at it. An old coach told me that I would get better if I kept my passion for it and kept moving forward with that passion. Looking at it now, i know i'm not gonna get a chance to play in college, i sure as hell would not make it to the wnba. Crazy isn't it. Growing up adults are always telling you that if you have a passion for something then pursue it and you will surely be successful in it. As much as I want to believe this, it will not be true for me. But like I said, harsh reality; I, however thought of becoming a social worker. To some, they may not make much, but the purpose of what they do intrigues me. The reasons on wanting to become one is simply personal. But even with that in mind, I will always love basketball and everything the sport has done for me.
And I always thought that the whole bikini and bra thing was ridiculous, this puts it into a whole new perspective. Whoever's quote this is is a genius.


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Aviation Groups Mourn Loss of Congressman Jim Oberstar
Aviation associations are mourning the loss of former Rep. Jim Oberstar, a staunch advocate for general aviation (GA) who represented Minnesota's 8th district for a quarter century. His district included Cirrus Aircraft. Oberstar died on Friday at the age of 79.
"Jim Oberstar was a champion for GA, serving as a voice of reason in Congress, fighting for aviation trust fund dollars to make their way to community airports across the country and opposing user fees," said AOPA president Mark Baker. "Oberstar and I not only shared the same home state, but also a passion for protecting general aviation. He will be truly missed in the aviation community and beyond."
During Oberstar's time in Congress, he held a key position of influence over aviation as the ranking member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and was a member of the House General Aviation Caucus. His leadership led to the passing of the General Aviation Product Liability Reform bill and several aviation funding bills, including AIR-21 and Vision-100, which boosted federal funding for airport protections and improvements. Oberstar also opposed making the Washington, D.C. Air Defense Identification Zone, now a special flight rules area, permanent.
"Congressman Oberstar was a true champion for general aviation, understanding and promoting its value to our economy and transportation system," noted NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen.
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'And fun? If maths is fun, then getting a tooth extraction is fun. A viral infection is fun. Rabies shots are fun.'
'God exists because Mathematics is consistent, and the devil exists because we cannot prove it'
'You have made another human being happy. There is no greater accomplishment.' -bobbym
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
Of course that result can be rigorously obtained, but who cares?
Combinatorics is Algebra and Algebra is Combinatorics.
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CROWN POINT | Franciscan Alliance will host a respiratory symposium from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Oct. 16 in Marian Education Center Suite C at Franciscan St. Anthony Health hospital in Crown Point, 1201 S. Main St.
Topics, presented by guest speakers, will include advances in intervention pulmonology, the future of health care solutions, auto servo ventilation for complex sleep apnea and the synchronicity of ventilation and lung cancer screenings.
Prizes, including a Kindle with case, an Apple TV and an iPod Nano, will be available. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
The fee is $10 for employees and $20 for nonemployees. Cash and checks will be collected at the door. Checks should be made payable to Franciscan St. Anthony Health. Credit cards will not be accepted. Space is limited.
Advanced registration is required and is available by calling (800) 931-3322.
Women's health fair Oct. 15
MICHIGAN CITY | Women's Fair, an annual event featuring exhibits and screenings geared for women, is scheduled from 2 to 7 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Blue Chip Stardust Event Center. Women's Fair is presented by Indiana University Health La Porte Hospital.
In its 12th year, the annual community health fair is free and open to the public. Tickets or pre-registration are not required.
More than 2,000 people are expected to attend. This year's event will include AmeriBreast – a walk-through tour of an inflatable, interactive human breast with an emphasis on breast cancer and prevention — as well as health care exhibits, free screenings, spin class demonstrations and a 5 p.m. presentation by Dr. Lovera Miller, "The Surprising New News About Menopause Hormone Therapy."
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VALPARAISO | Porter Regional Hospital will present several free community wellness programs this month.
Dietary supplements will be the focus of a presentation at 6 p.m. today in the Community Room at the hospital, 85 E. U.S. 6. Internal medicine physician Dr. Crystal Tuncay will discuss the truth behind dietary supplement claims and provide evidence to ensure their proper usage.
On Oct. 22, Dr. Nikhil Madan, a pulmonologist, will discuss asthma triggers so people may better manage asthma medications if symptoms worsen. The discussion begins at 6 p.m. in the Community Room.
The Oct. 29 presentation will focus on vaccines for adults, helping people understand which vaccines are needed and why. Dr. Tania Ghosh, a geriatrician and internal medicine physician, will share information to make informed decisions about vaccines and when you need to receive them. The program will start at 6 p.m. in the Community Room of the hospital.
Porter Regional Hospital's community wellness programs are free and refreshments will be provided. Registration is required. To register, call (800) 541-1861.
Lymphedema advice Oct. 22
CROWN POINT | Franciscan St. Anthony Health hospital in Crown Point will offer Prevention and Management of Lymphedema at noon Oct. 22 in the Breast Care Center of Franciscan St. Anthony Health hospital on the third floor of the Burrell Professional Center (southwest of the hospital's main entrance).
Lorraine Skolak, a nationally certified lymphedema therapist, will discuss how lymphedema can occur any time after lymph node dissection and how simple lifestyle changes can help prevent its onset. She also will explain self-management techniques.
Seating is limited and registration is required. For more information, call (219) 757-6368. The hospital is at 1201 S. Main St.


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Introduces accounting information with an emphasis on its use in decision making by owners, creditors, managers, and government for both profit and non-profit organization. Topics include the accounting profession, double-entry accounting system, information systems, ethics, taxation, and internal control systems. Course is intended for Management majors. Prerequisites: Grade of C or higher in MGT 202 and sophomore standing, or permission of instructor. Fall, Spring.
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Quick Summary: Whether or not you know the story, it is worth all of the 2 plus hours just to watch the last 20 minutes.
I am not sure what is with the movies this Oscar season but many of them seem to hit very hard with their endings. Captain Phillips certainly emphasizes this point.
Whether or not you read the book, heard the story, or remember the media coverage but this movie, Tom Hanks, and Barkhad Abdi make it all worth your while, your money, and your time. I was skeptical to view this movie, at first, because I couldn't fathom watching such a long movie retell (what I thought was) a simple story of a captain being held hostage but living at the end. Yes, as with everything, Hollywood reaches down its magic wand to sprinkle some entertainment dust on this film but watching the events (albeit dramatized) reenacted in front of your face is nothing short of stunning. This is no Argo and Ben Affleck doesn't hold a candle to Tom Hanks's performance so do not worry about that. His acting was, as a friend described, "beautiful."
While much of the first two hours is interesting, the ending alone seals the fate of this movie and the performance of Tom Hanks. More importantly, the final scene of the movie, in the infirmary, was not in the script. It was supposed to end with him being cleaned up. Period. But the ending scene scene was decided upon when the real Captain of the Bainbridge was asked to describe what happened with Philips when he came on board. There were no lines given to Hanks and the Naval officers and crew in the scene are real Navy personnel who were just directed to go about their duties as they would in that circumstance and treat it like a training exercise.
I can't continue on my Tom Hanks rave without mentioning Barkhad Abdi, the actor who portrayed the Somali pirate who leads the takeover. Originally from Somalia, Barkhad moved to Minneapolis, by way of Yemen, when he was 14 to escape his war torn country. When he was cast in the film he was driving a limo in Minneapolis. And his stature in the film is his normal frame, he stands at 5 foot 10 inches and 120 pounds. He is equally awesome.
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After failing to land a federal grant in September to build a streetcar extension, the city of Charlotte said Wednesday it will try again.
The citys new plan is to apply for a Small Starts grant with the Federal Transit Administration, to be included in President Obamas 2016 fiscal year budget, according to a memo.
Charlotte is now building the first phase of the streetcar, which it now calls the CityLynx Gold Line. That 1.5-mile line will run from Time Warner Cable Arena to Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center.
The second phase would extend that starter line in two directions. The streetcar would be extended to Johnson C. Smith University to the west and along Hawthorne Lane in Elizabeth to the east.
The streetcar has had a tortured history.
A year ago, the city proposed paying for the $126 million extension through a property tax increase. But a majority of council members, including Demcoratic mayor-elect Patrick Cannon, rejected that plan.
In May, City Manager Ron Carlee instead proposed using $63 million in reserves and seeking $63 million in federal grants. In its first attempt at federal money, the city didnt receive a so-called TIGER grant, designed to fund transportation projects that are multimodal.
The new time frame, outlined by the city, would be to ask the Federal Transit Administration this month for permission to begin detailed planning for the line.
The city hopes to receive FTA approval in January or February. After that, Charlotte would submit its Small Starts application in September. The city hopes it would win approval from the FTA in early 2015.
Olaf Kinard, a Charlotte Area Transit System marketing manager, said the TIGER grant application earlier this year was a long shot.
We took that shot, he said. But the Small Starts has been our plan all along.
Former Mayor Anthony Foxx a major streetcar supporter is now U.S. Secretary of Transportation, which oversees the FTA.
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Posted by Chuck Benbrook | December 13, 2012
On December 7, 2012 the President's Council on Science and Technology released a report on the health of the nation's agricultural research enterprise. It is a remarkable document that deserves close attention and a central place in the ongoing debate over where and how to deploy science and technology in advancing progress in the food and agricultural sectors. Read more »
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Impacts of Organic Food on Infants and Children – The AAP Weighs In
Posted by Chuck Benbrook | October 22, 2012
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released a policy paper entitled "Organic Foods: Health and Environmental Advantages and Disadvantages" on October 22, 2012. It is slated for publication in an upcoming issue of the journal Pediatrics. This new review comes on the heels of a September, 2012 meta-analysis by a team of physicians at Stanford University, which stirred up substantial commentary, and badly needed discussion among scientists of appropriate methods to carry out such reviews (e.g., see my September 4 post, and letters to the editor of "The Annals of Internal Medicine," especially the excellent letter from WSU colleague Dr. Preston Andrews). Read more »
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Hard lessons emerge from new study on the impacts of GE crops on pesticide use
Posted by Chuck Benbrook | October 2, 2012
I have worked for many years on pesticide use, risks, and regulation, as well as the design, implementation, and benefits of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) systems. Given that all of the commercially significant, first-generation traits in genetically engineered (GE) crops are related to pest management, the real-world impacts of GE crops on pesticide use has always been on my radar screen.
I started tracking the development of herbicide-tolerant technology in the late 1980s during my tenure as the Executive Director of the NAS Board on Agriculture (1984-1990). Even back then, years before the technology's commercial launch in 1996, weed management experts were expressing concern that glyphosate-tolerant, Roundup Ready (RR) crops could lead to the emergence of resistant weeds. Read more »
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The Devil in the Details
Posted by Chuck Benbrook | September 4, 2012
A comprehensive paper on the nutritional quality and safety of conventional versus organic food was published in the September 4, 2012 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine (Smith-Spangler et al., Vol. 157, Number 5: pages 349–369). The Stanford University Medical School team concluded that:
"The published literature lacks strong evidence that organic foods are significantly more nutritious than conventional foods."
"Consumption of organic foods may reduce exposure to pesticide residues and antibiotic-resistant bacteria."
Their analysis loosely supports these conclusions, but many devils lurk in the statistical details underlying this study's findings. For details, see the technical review of the Stanford study. Read more »
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We give thanks
I visited at my daughter's church Sunday and the preacher, Doug Bell, did not preach a Thanksgiving sermon. He even mentioned that he was not a "topical" preacher. And then, the last Bible verse he read and used was "Jonah 2:9 – With a song of thanksgiving…"
Some years there is more to be thankful for than others. Yet, there is always something for which I'm thankful
I'm so thankful for my friend Beth. It seems to me that everyone knows and loves Beth. She's one of those folks who doesn't ever see a glass half empty. Her glass is always full! She is a faithful, to the bone Christian, a devoted mom, a loving wife and a friend to everyone she meets.
Recently, on the advice of a doctor, because she was turning 50, she had a colonoscopy. Just simply because she's Beth, all of us expected absolutely nothing from this. Not a one of us at the newspaper office expected to hear anything but good news.
The diagnosis of colon cancer in our healthy, never-a-symptom Beth was too shocking to deal with. The resultant surgery to remove the cancer and the discovery of cancer on her liver was totally unthinkable. The follow-up PET scan, which showed cancer on her liver, for which a series of chemo, surgery, etc. has been scheduled was not believable. Not "our" Beth.
Beth, who had gone cheerfully for the colonoscopy, has remained cheerful, upbeat and positive. One day while she was in the hospital, she asked her husband Perry to request no visitors. While talking to Perry on the phone, he said, "You know, it's hard to tell with Beth, but I think she's depressed."
Beth is now supporting and uplifting all of us at the office. She's had a port put in, she's had one chemo treatment and come back in the office cheerful and full of enthusiasm. Just our normal Beth. Happy, and making sure that everyone she loves, which is everyone she knows, is happy also.
When you turn 50 or if the opportunity arises, go have a colonoscopy. When you get a chance, have a mammogram. Take care of yourself. Eat lots of fiber, do the breast self-exam and quit smoking, drinking and/or over-eating.
This Thanksgiving I am so thankful for Beth. And because her glass is always full, I expect to be thankful for having Beth for many Thanksgivings to come. She went to the doctor for a routine exam, even though she didn't want to go. Now, the rest of us have to live up to her example and take good care of ourselves.
Otherwise, she'll whip us!
For Beth, and for my many blessings, I give thanks…
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He was not my boyfriend. On the other hand, he wasn't just a friend either. Instead, our relationship was elastic, stretching between those two extremes depending on who else was around, how much either of us had to drink, and other varying factors. This was exactly what I wanted, as commitments had never really been my thing. And it wasn't like it was hard, either. The only trick was never giving more than you were willing to lose.
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The increase was the second-largest among 25 metro areas tracked by the site.
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Zillow.com, the website that brought the "Zestimate" to homeowners, now offers renters a "Rent Zestimate" aimed at tracking rent prices across the country.
The company said that in the Twin Cities metro area during January, home values were down 8.1 percent, while the Zillow rent index rose 11 percent. That was the second-highest annual rent price increase among the top 25 metro areas tracked by the group. Across the country, home values were off 4.6 percent, while rents were up 3 percent.
The Twin Cities trends weren't unique. The region was among 70 percent of all metropolitan areas that posted gains in rent; only 7.3 percent of metro areas saw an increase in home values.
"The flourishing rental market is the silver lining to the nation's housing downturn," says Stan Humphries, Zillow's chief economist.
The Zillow report is among dozens of studies that are released each month. Each uses its own data and methodology, and some are controversial. Brent Wittenberg is vice president of Marquette Advisors, a group that tracks rental market conditions in the Twin Cities metro. He said that while he's not familiar with the Zillow report, his analysis of 130,000 market rate rental apartments and townhouses in the Twin Cities metro area shows a 4.3 percent increase in rental rates during 2011.
"Rents continue to trend upward, corresponding with improvement in our economy and increasing apartment occupancy rates, but an 11 percent rent growth rate is not reflective of our regional apartment market," Wittenberg said.
And that's despite the fact that the Twin Cities apartment market is one of the strongest nationally right now in terms of demand and occupancy levels.
Wittenberg said, "We remain optimistic about the prospects for sustained rent growth in 2012, but not at an 11 percent level."
Zillow launched the rent index as a way to compare changes in home prices with changes in rent prices in an effort to track the ever-changing dynamics of the housing market. Company spokesperson Lauren Riefflin said that the group hopes to enable site visitors to use both measures to compare "the best option for their situation."
"The goal is to create an index that measures rent prices regardless of the mix of homes for rent at a given time," she said. "That means movement in the ZRI is true market movement, not just a change in the mix of what is listed for rent, or the price of what is listed for rent at a given time."
In a description of the methodology, Yeng Bun, Zillow's senior quantitative modeler, said that like the Zestimate for home values, the rent index is based on public records and "proprietary statistical and machine learning models."
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Beware, beachgoers: Hurricane Arthur is on the way and along with high winds, drenching rains and a potential storm surge, the storm will also kick up rip currents, a very real danger in the water that often goes unseen. Even hundreds of miles from the storm's path, swimmers could encounter these strong, unforgiving currents, even if the water looks relatively tranquil.
About 100 people each year in the U.S. drown because of rip currents, and about 80 percent of swimmers who must be rescued in the ocean are caught in them, according to the United States Lifesaving Association, a nonprofit lifeguard group. Here are five things to know about rip currents:
(MORE: Hurricane Arthur Targets Land)
A rip current is a channel of water that flows out into the ocean from shore. The motion and waves of the ocean are constantly changing the sand on the bottom. Water going back out to sea takes the shortest path and sometimes all that water flows into a narrow area, like a depression between two sand bars, creating a rip current that can pull swimmers away from shore. Rip currents can be anywhere from about the length of a car to over half a football field, said Monty Reed, lifeguard coordinator for North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
It is not an undertow. A rip current will pull swimmers out to sea, but won't pull them under, Reed said. The currents are temporary and follow the dips and rises of the ocean floor instead of a constant flow. That's why the term "rip tide" is a misnomer, because tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon.
If you have a boogie board or other flotation device, hold on, Reed said. The current won't pull you under. "People drown from fear and panic. They don't know what to do. They will dump their boogie boards and go under," Reed said. Instead, ride it out. The water will eventually stop pulling out. Or, swim parallel to shore to get out of the rip current. But don't swim against it. Some rip currents flow at 8 feet per second, which is faster than Olympic swimmers.
Friday could be a dangerous day at the beach even with Hurricane Arthur moving away. The churning waves from the storm will create new sandbars and depressions, causing rip currents to pop up suddenly, Reed said. Lifeguards are bracing for a busy day as the weather will be sunny and the Fourth of July beckons people to take day trips.
Reed said it is always best to swim near a lifeguard stand. Also, talk to lifeguards, who can tell you how bad conditions are before you get in the water. And listen to their advice. Reed is working Friday and plans to tell swimmers not to get in above their knees or waist, depending on the conditions. "Stay close to shore, where you can manage yourself in the waves, and that will keep everyone safe," Reed said.
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The holiday season has come to Southern California. It often does so before any dramatic change in the weather, so residents and traveling families enjoy a wealth of options for celebrating Thanksgiving in Orange County. Step outside the home and take advantage of the festivities, charity events and specialty fare that dots the land, beckoning locals and visitors alike.
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Tough trip to Tennessee for Indians
By CLAUDE VINSON
The Bolivar Central Tigers of neighboring Tennessee staged their homecoming during the game with the Indians of Byhalia Friday night.
They won the toss and elected to receive. Bolivar made a statement of purpose early. They picked up a first down and then Josh Pirtle, who would prove to be one of the Tigers' workhorses, came from 30 yards out and took an Indian defender into the end zone with him. After the kick it was 7-0.
On the kickoff, Marquise Green returned it to the 26. A Bolivar face mask penalty moved it to the 31. Marcus Thomas came out throwing for the Indians. He hit Green for another pickup and then threw to Chris Hill for the score. Thomas tried a quarterback sneak for the two-point attempt but was denied. The score was 7-6.
The Tigers picked up a first down on two carries and then fumbled in the backfield. The ball was covered by Allen Stewart at the 29.
The Indians were whistled for an illegal procedure after which Thomas hit Green with a swing pass. Operating from the shotgun, Thomas launched one in and out of the hands of Chris Hill. The same play followed and Hill redeemed himself, catching the ball over the middle. The next play was a pitchout to Green who showed a textbook use of blockers as he went in for six. Again they went for the bigger number but failed. They had the lead 12-7.
The Tigers came back with a long run on the return and Jason Overton, QB for the Tigers, skirted right end for the TD. They retook the lead at 14-12.
The Indians returned the kick to the 29. Thomas was picked off by Ethan Wright, who ran in for a score. Bolivar was up 21-12 after the kick.
A fumble and a couple of miscues resulted in scores for the Tigers and the first quarter, which had lasted 48 minutes, ended with the Tigers ahead 28-12.
The woes continued for the Indians. They tried a fourth and one at the 47. They turned the ball over and Bolivar scored.
On the next possession, the Indians' Green returned to the 42. Thomas was still making expert use of the pass, gaining two first downs via air. Green took off on a second and 12 and posted another tally for Byhalia. The PAT failed and the score was then 34-18.
The Tigers scored again with 2:48 left in the first half.
The Indians started to move the ball again inside the 2:00 mark. Thomas, still cool and poised, although operating under extreme pressure from a stifling Tiger defense, found Hill across the goal line to make it 41-24.
Head coach Devin Rutherford was trolling the sidelines exhorting his players not to turn this into another shootout like the previous week.
Then the unthinkable happened. Thomas went down during the last play of the half. He would not return. The score was 41-24 at intermission.
Green was in the QB slot to open the second half and the Indians responded gallantly, but they did not move the ball well without their field general. The Indians made some great plays on some gutsy calls but Bolivar met every challenge. The host team ran the score to 61-24 before the final horn sounded.
The Indians were pretty banged up. In addition to Thomas, there were two other injuries. The extent of the injuries was not known. Thomas was flexing his ankle but he was finished for the evening.
The Indians (1-2) will travel to Lewisburg (1-2) for their next game, a division contest, on Friday, Sept. 21. Lewisburg is 1-2, with losses to Center Hill and Hernando and a victory over Strayhorn.
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Would you make a life or death decision about caring for a sick infant based solely on blog advice, or even WebMD? Would you decide on a retirement strategy by reading a few blog posts or a forum discussion? Probably not. Yet, some marketers choose to base their search marketing strategies on blog posts. In today's SEM Crossfire column, "Don't Believe Everything You Read," Chris Boggs and Frank Watson remind you not to take the information you find online as gospel.
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|Tue, 02-01-2011 - 4:44pm
Hi everyone. For those that don't know, I have had a rough time with drs. They won't do any testing or if they do they won't do anything about the results. Anyway, I found a general practice doctor that would see me and I absolutely love the whole staff.
I had bloodwork done and he listened to me completely and talked in terms that anyone could understand. He looked at a thyroid lab result that I had done in late Nov. (one that my ob said was normal) and said I am hypothyroid. He gave me a script for levothyroxin.
I am not thrilled that I have something wrong with me but to have an answer is a blessing. To know that a dr wouldn't do anything about it and
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That is a blessing to know what is going on, although I'm sorry about your thyroid.
|Thu, 02-03-2011 - 9:34am
I love your new Dr. too!!! So glad you found an answer and can now take action on your own behalf!!! Praying for no more M/C for Vickie. xoxoxo!!
|Thu, 02-03-2011 - 9:50am
Thank you all for everything. I may not have pursued this without having you all to talk to. Thanks again.
|Fri, 02-04-2011 - 11:06am
Hey. Yeah, I started the medication 3 days ago. He told me I should start feeling better in about 2 weeks. It may be all in my head but I seem to not tire as easy already. He said if this dose is enough I should be back to normal in a month. I go back the 15th for another blood draw to see if my dosage needs changing.
I was diagnosed as hypo and the symptoms are fatigue, dry skin, dry mouth, constipation, slow metabolism, weight gain, brittle nails, hair loss, irregular menstrual cycles,
|Fri, 02-04-2011 - 12:30pm
So happy you found a good Doc....I have hypothroidism too, been on synthroid for 19 years.
I did have four babies and a number of pregnancies, which ended in mc,
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MIAMI (AP) - Hurricane Cosme (KAHS'-may) has strengthened in the Pacific Ocean well off the coast of Mexico.
The hurricane had top sustained winds of 80 mph (130 kph) Tuesday afternoon, and forecasters say the storm will strengthen further in coming hours before it begins to gradually weaken Wednesday and Thursday.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami says Cosme is centered about 380 miles (615 kilometers) south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and is moving west-northwest at 17 mph (28 kph).
The center says the storm is generating large swells that are already affecting parts of Mexico's Pacific coast and soon will be lashing parts of southern Baja California starting Tuesday night. The swells are likely to cause dangerous surf and rip current conditions.
No coastal watches or warnings are in effect.
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Facebook Announces Changes to Privacy Policy. Again.Faceboook has announced "another set of revisions" to its privacy policy. The changes appear to make it easier for Facebook to gather locational data on users and to disclose user data to third-party web sites. It also appears that Facebook will make more use of data set to "Everyone." Facebook is soliciting comments on the changes. In December, EPIC filed a complaint with the FTC regarding the last series of changes to the Facebook privacy settings. EPIC, joined by nine other privacy and consumer organizations, said that the "changes violate user expectations, diminish user privacy, and contradict Facebook's own representations." The FTC responded that the EPIC complaint "raises issues of paricular interest" to the Commission. For more information on the ever-changing Facebook privacy policy, see EPIC Facebook Privacy and EPIC In re Facebook.
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7 Signs You'd Make an Awesome Leader
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17th Annual Career Expo Held At Cameron University
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At 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, the Red River Career Expo held their 17th annual job fair in the Cameron Fitness Center. Current CU students, alumni, and members of the community attended the event in search of potential job opportunities.
Lawton In Top 10 For Finding a Job
Military.com and Monster.com have ranked cities based on job availability and opportunity. Lawton turned up at number 6 on that list last week.
Comanche County Named One of Best Places For Job Seekers in Oklahoma
While the U.S. economy is showing signs of recovery, there are a few states that are still struggling with unemployment rates as well as underemployment. However a recent study conducted by Nerd Wallet has shown that the Sooner state is one of few states in the U.S that is taking charge in the economic recovery.
Serco, Inc. Bringing 500 New Jobs to Lawton/Fort Sill
The Lawton-Fort Sill Economic Development Corporation, in conjunction with the City of Lawton, is pleased to announce almost 500 new jobs coming to Lawton, Oklahoma.
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Businesses are changing how they do things these days, and the traditional wisdom about getting ahead doesn't work so well anymore.
Want to be More Productive at Work – Use These Six Tricks
Everyone thinks they have tricks to make themselves more productive, but the really effective tricks for increasing productivity are either the opposite of what you'd expect - or just slightly bizarre.
Eye-Opening Study Reveals Most Americans Hate Going to Work
Do you despise clocking in each day?
You're not alone.
What Are the Best Careers for Paying Back Student Loans Fastest?
You always hear about the importance of a college education.
But what may be even more important is what you choose to study.
Taylor Swift Reveals What Career Path She'd Take if She Wasn't Singing
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As I sit here watching the huge Brewers vs. Cardinals series, the Huntsville Stars (54-52) are preparing for a 10 game homestand, starting tonight with a four game series against the Carolina Mudcats, whom they beat yesterday in the finale at Carolina. It only took 3 pitchers to secure the 1-0 shutout against the Mudcats, one of which was 26 year-old RHP Rob Wooten (who recorded his 6th save of the season). Not bad for a guy returning to the minors after a 1 year hiatus.
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Assemblage Joins Cisco
Today we are very excited to join Cisco as they recently announced the acquisition of Assemblage
We set out with a vision to make real-time collaboration easier for people and companies around the world and we are extremely pleased to be able to continue this journey with Cisco.
The acquisition is a natural continuation and acceleration of our goals and vision. We are confident that Cisco and Assemblage will continue to provide users and businesses with world-class experiences within real-time collaboration. We will continue to push the limits of browser technologies and maintain our focus on making collaboration as simple as possible; laser-focused on the end user experience and ease-of-use.
We are of course committed to promoting a smooth integration on behalf of all of you, our existing users. Our products will continue to be available to you, and any changes to our services will be communicated to you, our existing users, well in advance.
We're excited about this great opportunity and look forward to working with Cisco to drive innovation in this industry going forward.
For any additional information on your existing Assemblage membership, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Cathrine, Christian and the Assemblage Team


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