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Effective January 1, 2006 the rates for chargeback for audio visual production labor cost will rise to $8.50 an hour per technician to keep pace with the increase in the minimum wage.
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Stephen Sweet's article "Practicing Radical Pedagogy: Balancing Ideals with Institutional Constraints." will be published in the forthcoming book Excellent Teaching in the Excellent University: The Search for Voice Among Faculty and Students (Jerome Rebow [ed.]. Academic Press).
Gladys Ward to Retire
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After almost 25 years of service to Ithaca College, Gladys Ward, risk manager, will be retiring on October 14. Gladys will be moving to Princeton, New Jersey and then on to her home in Delaware. Gladys has developed a very customer-oriented risk management department during her time at the College and her presence will be missed by those who have worked closely with her over the years.
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Susan Weisend, art, was invited to participate in a group exhibition of prints at the Washington Printmakers Gallery, Washington, DC, in July, 2005.
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Please join us at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 22 for non-fiction readings by Bob Klier and student Sarah Roe of the Department of Writing. An open reading will follow.
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We are calling on all students and faculty members who oppose the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to unite and make our voices heard through a day of education. Events will be held on the Commons, as well as at Cornell and Ithaca College starting at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, September 29, 2005, when we meet at the Textor Ball to march down to the Commons to kick off Orange Friday.
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Although the Great Recession prompted some soul-searching and changes to curricula, North American MBA programmes are hanging on, relatively unscathed. Student interest, while not at 2009 levels, is greater than it was before the recession started. But the costs of taking an MBA continue to rise; the costs of borrowing are rising as well. And a new wave of online-learning efforts raises the spectre of an altogether different model of programme
LONGTIME observers of Which MBA? will note that, in our ranking of North American full-time MBA programmes, a small group of schools tend to monopolise the top dozen spots. This year, is no different. Chicago's Booth school tops the regional ranking (see table), as it does the worldwide one. Schools such as Tuck, Harvard, MIT and Stanford all appear towards the top, as would be expected. Past that elite group, programmes are more likely to rise or fall dramatically. Our rankings use a three-year weighted average, so that the students' immediate impressions are tempered somewhat; but one-off events can still make a difference. University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business, for example, fell from 15th place last year to 28th in 2012 after its career services director resigned and its spring graduating class had more trouble than usual landing jobs and the approval rating for its careers service dropped by a quarter.
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Although only one Canadian school competes with the best in the United States—Schulich School of Business at YorkUniversity, with a regional ranking of 12th—schools north of the border are gaining in popularity. (It should be noted that the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, considered Canada's most prestigious by some, declines to participate in the Which MBA? ranking.) According to the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which administers the GMAT test required for admission by many business schools, the number of tests sent to Canadian schools has been rising steadily since 2007. This is partly due to Canada's open-door immigration policy, which makes the country an attractive alternative to the United States, which has a stingier approach to student visas. More than half of score reports sent to Canadian schools in the most recent year counted came from foreign applicants. Americans, for their part, overwhelmingly favour staying home for school.
How much?
"If I could talk to every single prospective applicant two years before they apply, that would be fantastic," says Susan Brooks, who handles financial aid for full-time MBA students at the University of North Carolina's Kenan-FlaglerBusinessSchool. That would give her students time to scale down their lifestyles and save up—those coming in from outside the state must stump up some $53,992 a year. A fifth of Kenan-Flagler's MBAs receive merit scholarships from the school; some international students are sponsored by their employer; some draw from savings or parents.
Many more take out loans. However, for American students at least, the cost of borrowing is rising. The Budget Control Act, signed by Barack Obama to end the federal debt-ceiling crisis in August 2011, had buried in its paperwork a series of changes to loans to graduate students. Interest on federal loans, previously frozen until six months after the student's graduation, now begins accruing immediately; and students can now expect to pay origination fees on loans.
This comes on top of rising programme fees. When this newspaper provided an overview of tuition-fee increases in 2009, the average cost for a year of tuition for a school ranked in our top ten was $46,839. It is now $54,130. That does not factor in two years' worth of lost salary or the expenses of relocating to a new city.
Some students can find a bargain by taking an MBA at a local public university. The University of Georgia's Terry College of Business, for example, charges Georgia residents less than $12,000 a year in annual tuition. But at the best-regarded programmes, the discount is either small or sinking. Local MBAs at the Universities of Michigan and Virginia pay just $5,000 less than out-of-staters. Kenan-Flagler now warns North Carolina residents to expect tuition increases of 15-18% a year until 2017, as it allows in-state fees to catch up with its out-of-state ones.
Such increases are giving Canadian schools an advantage. An international student at Schulich, for example, can expect to pay C$35,019 ($34,998), for its 16 month programme. Small wonder prospective students told GMAC that one of the chief attractions of Canada was the affordability of its programmes.
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But what if one could get a MBA without the expense of moving? Distance-learning options have been available for over a decade. Now many of the schools in our North American ranking are taking an interest in massively open online courses (MOOCs). Coursera, an online-learning platform founded by two Stanford business professors, has 1.5m students signed up, and the providers of its free (so far) courses include Stanford, Wharton, Fuqua, and Darden.
Schools are also setting up their own MOOCs. Sloan has offered class notes for years via MIT's OpenCourseWare platform. Tina Seelig, who teaches entrepreneurship at Stanford's engineering school, opened up a free MOOC about creativity via Stanford's Venture Lab platform (the school has two different in-house platforms for MOOCs). Ms Seelig's Twitter feed is currently full of quick consults with online students about their assignments.
The free MOOC model's promise of democratised learning is also, at the moment, one of its flaws. In a recent interview with Knowledge@Wharton, Daphne Koller, one of Coursera's co-founders, admitted that for most of their courses, less than 10% of those signed up eventually complete the course. Even the most technophilic school would have a hard time fashioning a strong programme out of users who pay nothing and invest little in return.
But as MOOCs proliferate, it is not hard to imagine people paying for access to a full slate of courses. At that point MBA programmes will be challenged. But how much of their content could be provided, more cheaply and perhaps more effectively, online? Garth Saloner, dean of Stanford's business school, believes that MOOCs will only have a limited effect on top-tier programmes such as his own, in which exercises are carried out by small groups of very bright students working in close quarters. But even Stanford students might profit from absorbing introductory material online, he speculates, freeing up classroom time for discussion.
Intimate teaching is pricey. But the most driven students are still willing to pay $100,000 to sit with their peers because, upon graduation, they can expect to make that more than that in annual salary. But spiralling tuition costs do even make a top-tier MBA a riskier investment. Schools might be able to use online learning to offer a cheaper competitive product, or a nimbler one, outsourcing the drearier parts of the MBA and concentrating on active learning. What they will not be able to do is simply stumble along.


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Randolph, Gasol lead Grizzlies over Nets 76-72
Zach Randolph had 16 points and 14 rebounds, Marc Gasol scored 14 points and the Memphis Grizzlies won their seventh straight game, 76-72 over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night.
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Zach Randolph had 16 points and 14 rebounds, Marc Gasol scored 14 points and the Memphis Grizzlies won their seventh straight game, 76-72 over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night.
Tony Allen chipped in 12 points, including two free throws with 19.5 seconds left to give Memphis a 74-72 lead. Allen was originally credited with a basket after Brooklyn's MarShon Brooks was called for goaltending. After the referees looked over replays they switched their call and gave Allen two shots after he was grabbed by Nets forward Mirza Teletovic on the field goal attempt.
The referees made another questionable call before Allen's free throws.
With 26.9 seconds remaining, Deron Williams drove toward the rim and was met by Randolph with Allen trailing right behind him. As Williams was about to attempt his shot, replays clearly showed Allen fouling Williams as he jumped from behind, with Randolph also going trying to contest the shot.
Williams, who led Brooklyn with 24 points, fell hard on the arena floor, grabbed his lower left leg and ran up the court despite a noticeable limp.
Brooklyn had a chance to tie it with 10.9 seconds left, but Williams turned the ball over as he attempted to pass it to Teletovic but the pass was picked off by Tayshaun Prince. Williams then fouled Mike Conley, who sealed it with a pair of free throws.
After Brooklyn coach P.J. Carlesimo ended his postgame press conference, some players left without addressing the media. Nets general manager Billy King walked alongside Brook Lopez and Andray Blatche. King commented that the players would not be stopping in the hallway in order to avoid any possible fines on remarks they could make about the game's officiating.
Prince had 11 points to help the Grizzlies improve to 8-0 this season when holding opponents below 80 points.
Brooklyn had a 72-67 lead after Teletovic's fade away jumper with 2:50 left but the Grizzlies quickly tied it. Prince hit a 3-pointer with 2:31 remaining and Conley then made a 19-foot shot with 1:18 left after Brooklyn missed a pair of shots.
C.J. Watson had 11 points and Andray Blatche added 10 for the Nets, who were without Joe Johnson because of a sore left heel.
NOTES: Memphis's longest winning streak of the season is eight games (Nov. 2-17). . Memphis' 74 points is its second lowest season total. The Grizzlies scored 73 in a loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on January 14. . The Grizzlies tied a season low with points allowed in a game. Denver also managed 72 points in a loss at Memphis. . Reggie Evans had 14 rebounds for Brooklyn.
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Transformers 3 Trailer: We Are Not Alone...by Hilton Hater at . Comments
We are not alone, folks.
These were the words uttered way back in 1969, according to the first official trailer for Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon.
Starring Shia LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Josh Duhamel, this third installment in this franchise won't hit theaters until July 1, 2011. But it's never too early to get excited for another round of Autobots/Decepticons action, is it? Do so now:
trailer looks cool, i'm gonna watch!!!
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I heart Transformers. In a big way. Even after they gave us a rushed piece of crap with Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen.
But I have to admit, this trailer SUCKS BALLS.
Bland, boring, and nothing new.
The Transformers are from a completely different solar system, and the best the struggling writer's of this franchise can do is put one on the moon? And then call it Dark Of The Moon?


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Calculated Risk
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Bettor or Worse
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Judgment Call
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The Janus List
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Money for Nothing
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Under Pressure
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The Art of Reckoning
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Burn Rate
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Pandora's Box
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One Hour
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End of Watch
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Take Out
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Finders Keepers
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Nine Wives
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Killer Chat
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Waste Not
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The Mole
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Two Daughters
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When Worlds Collide
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Pay to Play
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Atomic No. 33
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End Game
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In Security
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Robin Hood
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Hollywood Homicide
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Trust Metric
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Angels and Devils
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First Law
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Charlie Don't Surf
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Arm in Arms
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Season 1 episodes
May 13, 2005: Man Hunt
May 06, 2005: Noisy Edge
Apr 29, 2005: Sacrifice
Apr 22, 2005: Dirty Bomb
Apr 15, 2005: Sniper Zero
Apr 01, 2005: Identity Crisis
Mar 11, 2005: Counterfeit Reality
Feb 25, 2005: Sabotage
Feb 18, 2005: Prime Suspect
Feb 11, 2005: Structural Corruption
Feb 04, 2005: Vector
Jan 28, 2005: Uncertainty Principle
Jan 23, 2005: Pilot Episode
Man Hunt
Season 1, Episode 13
May 13, 2005
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Don searches for two convicts, one a contract killer who escaped when a prison bus crashed near L.A. Don fears the convicted murderer may try to harm a doctor who testified against him in court, so Don gets help from a friend he once worked with in fugitive recovery. Meanwhile, Charlie attempts to zero in on where the felon may be hiding and where he'll strike next.
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Noisy Edge
Season 1, Episode 12
May 6, 2005
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An unidentified flying object that is invisible to radar is heard in the night sky near Los Angeles, and Don fears it may be linked to terrorists plotting to crash the vehicle into a downtown building. While Don tries to determine what the flying object is, Charlie attempts to trace its flight pattern to a specific target. Also, Charlie takes up golf, and Alan instructs him on how the game is played. Erica: Gloria Reuben. Gosnell: Ethan Embry. Croft: Bill Smitrovich.
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Season 1, Episode 11
Apr 29, 2005
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A senior computer-science researcher working on a classified government project is found murdered in his Hollywood Hills home, and data stolen from his computer. The investigation reveals that the victim was going through a bitter divorce, and was trying to keep his wife from getting his money. Charlie also learns that the project the man was working on may involve baseball.
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Dirty Bomb
Season 1, Episode 10
Apr 22, 2005
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A truck carrying radioactive material is stolen, and the thieves threaten to set off a dirty bomb in L.A. in 12 hours if they aren't paid $20 million. While Don attempts to track down the truck, Charlie tries to come up with the most likely location where the bomb may be detonated to inflict the most damage to the population. Gerth: Reynaldo Rosales. Peter: Ron Dean. Mark: Jack Howard. Fitchman: James Parks. Vicky: Carrie Preston. Sites: Victor Rivers.
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Sniper Zero
Season 1, Episode 9
Apr 15, 2005
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The city is in a panic after a sniper goes on a shooting spree and randomly kills several people, including a postal worker. The investigation reveals that more than one shooter is at work. As Charlie works the case, he's frustrated by a sniper expert (Lou Diamond Phillips) Don brings in to help out. Walter: Don Fischer. Susan: Arabella Field. Marion: Jayne Taini. Osborne: Franc Ross. Nathan: Nathanael Johnson. Big Mama: Heather Lee.
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Identity Crisis
Season 1, Episode 8
Apr 1, 2005
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A man wanted for stock fraud is found garroted in his apartment and the crime is eerily similar to a murder committed a year earlier, a case Don closed when an ex-con confessed. Now, Don reinvestigates the old case to determine if he put an innocent man in jail. He asks Charlie to go over the evidence to see if anything was missed the first time around. Kim: Sarah Wayne Callies. Blanchard: Vince Deadrick Sr. Cummings: James Leo Ryan. Eddie: Victor Raider-Wexler. Karen: Dale Dickey.
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Counterfeit Reality
Season 1, Episode 7
Mar 11, 2005
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Don learns that counterfeiters are at work producing small-denomination bills, and that they have taken an artist hostage to draw the images for the fake money. If the missing woman isn't located soon, Don fears that she will be killed when her work is finished on the phony cash. The counterfeiters have already murdered at least five people, two of whom stole money from them. The case is made more difficult for Don when his former lover, now a Secret Service agent, is assigned to it.
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Season 1, Episode 6
Feb 25, 2005
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A serial saboteur claims responsibility for a deadly accident in which a train crashes into an empty school bus that is abandoned on railroad tracks. The perpetrator leaves a note that appears to be a numeric code, which Charlie tries to crack. Soon it's learned that the accident is a re-creation of a previous wreck, and that the person behind it is responsible for six train mishaps over the past three years, all of which were copies of earlier rail disasters.
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Prime Suspect
Season 1, Episode 5
Feb 18, 2005
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A 6-year-old girl is kidnapped by a pair of clowns hired to perform at her birthday party shortly after the celebration ends. The girl's dad (Neil Patrick Harris) is a brilliant mathematician who is working on a complex problem and refuses to cooperate with the police, saying that he can get his daughter back without their help. This leads Charlie to believe that the kidnappers are after something that the missing girl's father is working on. Back at home, Alan decides to sell his house.
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Structural Corruption
Season 1, Episode 4
Feb 11, 2005
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Charlie believes that a college student who allegedly committed suicide by jumping from a bridge was actually murdered, and that his death is related to an engineering thesis he was working on about one of L.A.'s newest and most important buildings that may not be as structurally safe as its owner claims it is. Back at home, Alan prepares for his first date in 35 years.
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Season 1, Episode 3
Feb 4, 2005
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Various people in the L.A. area with seemingly nothing in common become extremely sick and die on the same day, and Don fears that bioterrorists may have released a deadly virus into the environment. While he tries to discover whether anyone is behind the outbreak, Charlie attempts to locate the point of origin. Claudia: Elizabeth Connors. Havercamp: CCH Pounder. Kramer: Max Van Ville. Weaver: J.K. Simmons. Jessica: Marita Geraghty.
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Uncertainty Principle
Season 1, Episode 2
Jan 28, 2005
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Charlie accurately predicts where a band of bank robbers will strike next, but when Don and his team confront them a massive shoot-out occurs and four people, including an officer, are killed. The outcome disturbs Charlie and he retreats into the family garage to work on an unsolvable math problem that he also plunged into after his mother become ill a year earlier. But Don needs his brother's help and tries to get Charlie to return to the case.
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Pilot Episode
Season 1, Episode 1
Jan 23, 2005
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A serial rapist and killer terrorizes L.A., and Charlie attempts to pinpoint the suspect's point of origin by using a mathematical equation based on the various crime-scene locations. Kate: Karen Norby. Haldane: William O'Leary.
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An FBI special agent in Los Angeles teams with his mathematical genius brother to solve crimes. Don, a veteran investigator, relies on hard facts and evidence to catch crooks, while his younger brother Charlie, a brilliant university professor, analyzes mathematical equations and statistics to provide case clues. Sibling film directors Ridley and Tony Scott serve as executive producers.
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Carlisle's Stony Holme Golf Club awarded GolfMark/Clubmark status
Last updated at 12:26, Thursday, 06 October 2011
Members at Stony Holme Golf Club in Carlisle are celebrating after being awarded GolfMark/Clubmark accreditation by the English Golf Union and English Women's Golf Association.
The Carlisle course is one of only a few golf clubs in Cumbria to have achieved this status.
Clubmark is the only national cross sports quality accreditation scheme for clubs with junior sections.
It is built around a set of core criteria which ensure that accredited clubs operate to a set of consistent, accepted and adopted minimum operating standards.
Clubmark accreditation is awarded to clubs that comply in four areas, the Playing Programme, Duty of Care andSafeguarding and Protecting Children and Young People, Knowing your Club and its Community and Club Management.
GolfMark is a national scheme that identifies and recognises junior and beginner friendly golf facilities.
The team that worked towards this accreditation was headed by PGA Golf professional Stephen Ling and assisted by Derek Daley and Roger Hoskins, together with other committee members who all deserve credit.
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3 Digital Advertising Trends Every Marketer Should Know About
The growth in mobile and tablet device usage, combined with the increasing importance brands are placing on collecting and leveraging data, is driving innovation within the digital media space. In this article I take a look at 3 of the most interesting trends that are reshaping the digital media space as we know it.
The cookies are crumbling – the rise of cross device ID targeting
The days of the cookie are numbered – the writing is on the wall. In a multi-screen world the cookie has become increasingly irrelevant as web users' 'paths to purchase' increasingly take place across multiple screens and audiences continue to migrate web browsing to mobile and tablets – some of which don't support cookies.
To combat the issue, ad networks, publishers and platforms alike are all heavily investing in user ID tracking to enable advertisers to promote to the one consumer across various devices.
Facebook last month announced the re-launch of their Atlas platform. Using Facebooks login to track users cross device, Facebook is able to track and target the one user along the path to purchase. Apple, Microsoft and Google have also rolled out or are trialing solutions in-light of the ailing cookie which means we are set to see a wealth of new digital media opportunities open up in the coming 12 months when it comes to cross-device targeting.
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Australian Digital Stats Compilation 2014 – 30 Fast Facts
It's been a year since I compiled my latest digital stats summary and so I felt I was long overdue to provide another one.
A lot can happen in a year, it was only yesterday my son was born and next week we are celebrating his first birthday (now you know why it's been a while between drinks).
In digital a year is like a decade and the statistics demonstrate just that. With consumer consumption across the majority of channels and devices continuing to show upward growth – the biggest thing marketers need to be thinking about is how to reach the connected consumer in a orchestrated fashion. Whilst building channel strategies is important often these are done with little consideration to the customer journey. It's time for marketers to build blended strategies and understand consumer behaviour across various channels on the path to purchase to minimise marketing investment / waste and maximise value derived from digital efforts. I often talk about spray and pray in the email space and as brand investment has continued to grow we are seeing a similar approach applied to other key channels like social, display and more. Advertising networks including social, news publishers and beyond are innovating heavily to aid marketers to become more targeted and reach consumers at various stages of the path to purchase rather than just at the awareness phase. To do so marketers need to start taking a risk in Australia, testing and learning in this space to improve returns from digital budgets. Over the coming few years, brands who leverage these innovations and combine it with their own consumer data to drive sophisticated, relevant and timely digital strategies will rise above the pack.
Now onto the stats;
Mobile & Tablet Usage
1. The percentage of Australians owning 3 electronic devices – a smartphone, a tablet and a laptop – has climbed to 53 per cent, from 28 per cent last year – Deloitte Australia, July 2014
2. 56% of Australians own a tablet device up 12% over the past 12 months – Sensis eBusiness Report, September 2014
3. 77% of Australians now own a smartphone up 5% over the past 12 months – Sensis eBusiness Report, September 2014
4. 55% of mobile web users now use mobile as either their primary or exclusive means of going online, an increase from 40 percent in 2013 – InMobi Report
5. Of those Australians who have an internet enabled phone 53% access the internet more than 5 times a day – with one in 5 accessing it more than 15 times a day – Sensis eBusiness Report, September 2014
6. The average mobile user consumes 6.7 hours of media per day, with mobile (23.3%) almost surpassing television (23.8%) in terms of time spent – InMobi Report
7. Tablet ownership is highest amongst Millenials and generation Xers. Over the past 3 years, 67 year olds and over (the Matures) have shown the greatest increase in appetite for tablets and are the only age group to have higher ownership of tablets than smartphones – Deloitte Media Consumer Survey
8. Tablets continue to be used primarily for content consumption rather than content production or creation. Tablet usage in Australia differs across age groups. Boomers and Matures tend to use their tablets for communications, reading the news and e-books, as well as for online banking and taking photos. Millennials and Xers are more likely to use their tablets to watch TV shows and listen to music – Deloitte Media Consumer Survey
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Sunday's referendum in Crimea and provocative Russian troop maneuvers have raised the Ukraine crisis to new heights.
Congress has expressed strong support for Ukraine and condemned Russia's seizure of Crimea. Unfortunately, some on Capitol Hill are pushing ideas that would do little to punish Moscow while undercutting U.S. and NATO security interests. Congress needs to be smart in how it seeks to help Ukraine and punish Russia.
A whirlwind has engulfed Ukraine since former President Viktor Yanukovich fled Kiev on February 21 and the Russian military occupied Crimea one week later. In response, Democrats and Republicans have backed Ukraine, called for Moscow's international isolation, and supported steps to assure NATO allies in Central Europe.
Congress is now considering legislation to broaden sanctions against individual Russians. Senators John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) led a delegation to Kiev to underscore U.S. support.
These are useful measures. Other ideas circulating on the Hill, however, make less sense.
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Representative Mike Turner (R-Ohio) have called for reinstating the Bush administration plan to put 10 long-range missile interceptors in Poland with a supporting radar in the Czech Republic. The Obama administration replaced that with its own plan: a missile defense radar now operating in Turkey, and SM-3 missile interceptors will be deployed in Romania in 2015 and Poland in 2018.
Reviving the Bush proposal might make Russians a bit less happy. But they have already made clear their anger over the Obama missile defense program. Moreover, returning to the Bush plan would prove problematic. The Czechs have said they would not accept the radar. The 10 missile interceptors proposed for Poland are based on an interceptor that has not had a successful flight-test in six years.
Other Republicans suggest penalizing the Russians by withdrawing from the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, which caps U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear forces. The U.S. military says the treaty is in America's national interest. Does it make sense to withdraw and perhaps fall into a nuclear arms race, which could take scarce defense dollars away from conventional forces?
Washington's military reaction to the crisis so far has been to deploy conventional military power — F-15 and F-16 fighter aircraft and a guided missile destroyer — to Central Europe. U.S. strategic nuclear forces, on the other hand, appear to operate at normal readiness levels.
McCain has suggested accelerating the entry of Moldova and Georgia into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in retaliation for Russia's action against Ukraine. Moldova, however, has not requested NATO membership.
Georgia has, and that was a factor behind its brief — and losing — war with Russia in 2008. Russian troops today sit in South Ossetia and Abkhazia, territories that all but five countries still recognize as Georgian territory. Offering Georgia membership would bring NATO into a ready-to-go conflict with Russia — which is why many Alliance members oppose the idea. Moscow might also respond to a serious membership push with another attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin could calculate that, as in 2008, NATO would not go to war for Georgia.
NATO should deepen its cooperation, including military cooperation, with Georgia and Moldova. (If that is Moldova's desire.) But it should do so in a deliberate manner. The Alliance should avoid gestures that could trigger a new Caucasus conflict that NATO would not fight. That would hardly help Ukraine.
Congress should instead pursue measures that make Russia pay a real price for its aggression against Ukraine, such as financial penalties. Just the threat of Western financial sanctions has begun to wreak havoc on the Russian stock market and pushed the ruble to new lows. It is time to consider assistance to the Ukrainian military. But let's stay smart.
The best revenge against Moscow is to help the Ukrainian state succeed. That is, to put Ukraine on a firm path to a growing economy with stable democratic institutions.
Congress could make its most valuable contribution to this goal now, with legislation authorizing the administration's request for $1 billion in credits for Ukraine. The country is desperately short of cash after Yanukovich's team spent four years looting government coffers.
An International Monetary Fund mission has recently visited Kiev to discuss a loan program. The Ukrainians are reportedly ready to adopt tough reforms to put their economic house in order.
A Ukrainian commitment to reform bodes well. But finalizing the IMF program will likely require time. Ukraine has bills coming due now. The $1 billion credit guarantee would allow Kiev to cover some debts and help bridge the period to when it can receive a more substantial IMF loan.
Unfortunately, Congress got bogged down over the particulars of the credit legislation and left for recess on March 12 without passing it. When Congress returns, it needs to fix that immediately and extend Ukraine some serious help.
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….and Congratulations to Willie Jones, our new President of the Board of Directors and Cassie Dins, new Board Member!
Columbia Eve Fest is around the corner and we are getting ready to "LIGHT THE MAGIC!" Come join us for a New Year's Eve celebration on December 31st, 2014 in The District of downtown Columbia, MO! We have some amazing entertainment coming in and are excited to have lots of ideas still magically transforming into a wonderful event for YOU!
Last year's new footprint was warmly received in the closed off block of 9th Street between Elm and Locust. The celebratory spirit of the New Year was evident as our participants joyously traveled from venue to venue throughout this safe and convenient path. We will continue this year with the same format utilizing the many, beautiful and fun venues throughout the Missouri Theatre, Columbia Art League, Missouri United Methodist Church, Shakespeare's Parking Lot and the 9th Street Stage.
…some of the fun coming this year, December 31st, 2014…and more to come!
Babaloo!-"A one-man musical, comedy act for kids!" Babaloo is high energy, over-the-top FUN. With Singing and Stomping, Singing and Shouting, Music, Magic and Mayhem. And Laughing….lots of laughing!
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Warmist Suggests Hotcoldwetdry Will Cause More Tsunamis
While Warmists call people who do not believe in "climate change" (a wholly unscientific term) anti-science, this is what Warmists call "science"
(Don't be fooled by the spring snows, they are further proof of global warming)
Unsurprisingly, David Robert Grimes takes the Warmist line that massive cold and snow is caused by heat, because it surely couldn't be caused by cold (sic). According to their meth addled hypothesis, the last glacial period was caused by it getting really hot.
While it may seem paradoxical that Arctic warming can freeze us so much, it is exactly what climate scientists have long predicted. And it will get worse.
Actually, none of them predicted this. This is Warmists trying to manufacture a way to keep pushing their cult (while refusing to practice what they preach). And, it doesn't seem paradoxical: it just seems stupid and drug addled.
…ancient ice cores yield a record of temperature and atmosphere over hundreds of millennia, and shows our current rate of warming is hundreds of times beyond anything that has gone before, coinciding with the dawn of industrialisation.
Except for all those pauses in warming that have occurred since this warm period started. You have roughly 3 big warm trends (1850-1900, 1920-1947, 1978-1997) since 1850, with pauses and, in the case of the late 40's-late 70's, a dip. Anyway, here's the fun part
..Two years on, it bears repeating that the Fukushima accident of 2011 has killed nobody and likely never will. The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, by contrast, killed more than 18,000. If nothing substantial is done, such disasters will increase in both frequency and intensity
And there you go, this Climate Astrologer is actually pushing that the 2004 tsunami was caused by "climate change". Sadly, most warmists are probably thinking "yes, it was". And you call climate realists "anti-science"? You Warmists would probably burn Galileo at the stake.
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- Preventscell-to-cell contacts
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- The cellwall structure of plant cells ____________.
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1. Aspirin, or acetylsalicylic acid (structure shown in Figure1.1), is hydrolyzed in the presence of aqueous acid and stomachesterases (which act as catalysts) to salicylic acid (thepharmacologically active form ofthe drug) and acetic acid. Writethe balanced chemical reaction for this transformation.
Since the patient was brought into the emergency room only twohours after the overdose, you suspect that her stomach might
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4. a. Determine the ratio ofHC03' to H2C03 in the patient's blood10 hours after aspirin ingestion. How does this compare to theratio ofHC03' to H2C03 in normal blood? Can the H2CO/HC03' systemwork effectively as a buffer in this patient under theseconditions? Explain.
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The following antimicrobial peptides, cecropin anddrosophins are part of the ___________immunity ininsects.
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Kistner was most recently chairman and CEO of Pegasus Solutions, Inc. With close to three decades of experience in the hospitality industry, Kistner had accepted the position of board member RezNext earlier this year.
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DEFINITION of 'Stock Market Crash Of 1987'
A rapid and severe downturn in stock prices that occurred in late October of 1987. After five days of intensifying stock market declines, selling pressure hit a peak on October 19, known as Black Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) fell a record 22% on that day alone, with many stocks halted during the day as order imbalances prevented true price discovery.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Stock Market Crash Of 1987'
People speculate on the exact causes of the crash, which was rare in that the market made up most of its losses rather quickly, rather than preceding a protracted economic recession. Some people point to the lack of trading curbs, which markets have today, and automatic trading programs in place at the time as possible culprits.
The lead-up to October 1987 saw the DJIA more than triple in five years, and price/earnings (P/E) multiples on stocks had reached above 20, implying very bullish sentiment. And while the crash began as a U.S. phenomenon, it quickly affected stock markets around the globe; 19 of the 20 largest markets in the world saw stock market declines of 20% or more.
Investors and regulators learned a lot from the 1987 crash, specifically with regards to the dangers of automatic or program trading. In these types of programs, human decision-making is taken out of the equation, and buy or sell orders are generated automatically based on the levels of benchmark indexes or specific stocks. In a disorderly market, humans are needed more than ever to assess the situation and possibly override imprudent market thresholds.
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Rozlyn Papa Bashes The Bachelor, Denies Sexual Affair with Crew Memberby Free Britney at . Comments
Following shocking Bachelor spoilers about her alleged hookup with a crew member, Rozlyn Papa has come forward to deny rumors of "inappropriate behavior."
"I did not have a sexual relationship with a producer on the show," the 28-year-old model, who is believed to be get the boot next week, told Radar Online.
Promos for The Bachelor tease (and ABC has even sort of addressed) the scandal that will lead to the dismissal of a contestant on the January 11 episode.
But Rozlyn Papa insists she did nothing wrong.
"What they mean by inappropriate relationship is not what inappropriate relationship means in the real world," she said. "I did have a relationship with someone on [The Bachelor] that didn't benefit them. We remained close but we are not dating."
"This is a TV show and made for entertainment, but it is a far cry from reality," Rozlyn continued. "I know that things on television weren't always as they seemed, but I really had no idea the extent of the show manipulation."
COME TO PAPA: You'd get a rose from us any day, Rozlyn!
A couple of days ago, ABC dropped the bomb that an unnamed female contestant had an "inappropriate relationship" with one of The Bachelor's producers.
We hear the single mom became livid with the show for not letting her talk to her son, and the "affair" was manufactured as a means of cutting her loose.
Sources say Rozlyn Papa did become close with a producer on the reality show, and that he even admitted feelings for her. But nothing actually happened.
As usual, the network will use crafty editing to make the situation appear worse than it actually was, and is issuing vague statements about the episode:
"It was an incident that we've never had to deal with before. It was tough for everyone, crew members, the women and Jake," host-pimp Chris Harrison said.
"Hopefully we can quickly move past this and it won't dominate the season. But definitely everyone will see what happens." Yes, definitely everyone will.
He did not mention Rozlyn Papa by name.
For her part, Roz says she has no regrets about her conduct, and certainly has nothing against the show's star, hunky pilot Jake Pavelka: "He is SO cute!"
UPDATE: The episode in which Rozlyn was kicked off The Bachelor has now aired (as of January 11). Who do you believe, her or the show? Vote below:
You have to wonder about the contracts these people have to sign before being accepted as contestants. Regardless of the truth or outcome of this incident, I would not want to take on ABC's legal team for any reason. You can see they've already dug up some dirt with repsect to Roz's past; the underage drinking and two petty theft charges. She's obviously after a career in showbiz that could now be over before it even begins. Look at what's happened to Tiger Woods.
What "honest" straight (rare!) Hollywood producer wouldn't want to tap dat? It's the reason he became a producer!! Chicks like her are putty in the hands of the rich, young producer types who can make your career with the snap of their fingers (at least that's what they tell these naive beauties). What's she got beyond her looks? When the power of money meets the intoxication of Barbie Doll beauty, the volcano builds and the red hot magma flows! Tru dat!
this whole show is about stuff like that appening so remember...we dont see everything that happens BEHIND THE SCEENS !!!!
she did have inappropriate relation w/ a staff.... when she was confronted on the show she did not deny or defend herself.. she knew exactly what chris was talking about... slut!!!!!!!!
Get real people.. Rozlyn is a scant.... She knew what she was doing, and got caught!!! There was no emotion on her face to prove she was being attack for ratings. So what that she has a 7 yr old son, you thing she is the only one in that situation? If she is so beautiful, than she should be swimming in money, however when your are dishonest and deceptive it comes back to bite you. I'm glad she is gone, she is not good enough for anyone!
This is reality for this show and any dismissal from a job. They have their skewed side of the story while the person dismissed isn't allowed to tell their side of the story. For the most part, we are all lead to believe Roz had a sexual relationship. Sadly, this has become the norm.
If she didn't do anything wrong why she didn't deny it when Chris was calling her out on it. I would be like nothing happened between us what are you talking about. But nothing. She looked like she got caught with her hands in the cookie jar. And her answer "my personal life is my personal business" is obvious something happened. OMG if you are there for one guy why would you flirt or do anything with another? You obviously were not there 100% for Jake. So good riddens
PRETTY IS AS PRETTY DOES!! that about sums it up!! Whatever happened to people caring about their reputation and character?
If there's no proof, then it would seem a lawsuit will be forthcoming. If not, then then Roz should just get what she can for interviews and whatever else and move on.
Well, whether or not she had sexual relations with a producer, I would categorize a flirty relationship with a producer inappropriate behavior. She's there under the pretense that she's ready to settle down and find the love of her life, not work the room. She's a beautiful woman who needs to learn about healthy boundaries. I'm sure she's accustomed to getting loads of attention about her looks but I dare say she's not quite the victim she pretends to be. She's a mother. She needs to grow up, put some clothes on, find some dignity and the right guy will come along.


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A friend at I just started playing WoW again. We only want to do arena, and therefore we got this question. Which server is the best currently for Horde - "Obv". its Stormscale, but we are not happy about the que time on the server. Are there any other good PvP servers, without having to wait 15 min every time you wanna play?
Thanks peps!
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Obviously the better for pvp the more players, so most good will have a que time.. All i know off is Al'akir but its only semi-good.
I may know of a secret picture of Bigmorans ass, okay maybe not secret.
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