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Birmingham, Ala., airport reopens after threat
The Birmingham airport reopened Sunday after a threat prompted an investigation by bomb technicians, flight diversions and a two-hour evacuation of hundreds of passengers.
The Birmingham airport reopened Sunday after a threat prompted an investigation by bomb technicians, flight diversions and a two-hour evacuation of hundreds of passengers.
Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport officials said in a Facebook post around 6:30 p.m. CST that the airport was secured and normal operations were resuming.
Airport authority spokeswoman Toni Bast said an airport employee found a note containing the threat in a bathroom around 4 p.m. and turned it over to police. She said bomb squads swept the terminal but found nothing.
"The threat was enough for us to evacuate the terminal," she said.
The airport was fully operational and flights were resuming Sunday evening. Bast said about a dozen flights were either delayed or diverted.
FBI spokesman Paul Daymond said the agency's bomb technicians worked with local police to investigate.
Evacuees posted pictures on social media of dozens of people outside the airport after the threat.
The Birmingham evacuation comes two days after a gunman opened fire at Los Angeles International Airport. Authorities say he shot and killed a TSA officer and wounded three other people.
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By Jeanne Roué-Taylor
Applying analytics to your marketing is one thing, but utilizing actionable analytics is quite another. Making analytics actionable is a matter of having great segmentation that establishes the playing field for those moments when a marketer needs to act or react to the customer. Without segmentation, real time isn't a realistic expectation for your customer interaction.
Defining Segmentation the Right Way
Just like analytics, segmentation depends very much on having the right data and using that data correctly. Effective segmentation starts with at least three levels; for example, segments of customers, segments of products, and segments of stores.
As an example, getting customer segmentation right may involve knowing buying frequency and product types as well as demographic data such as age, gender, income, and even proximity to store.
Products can be segmented by category, of course, but also grouped by what's typically purchased together and by the customer segment known for buying the products. In this way, both customer and product segments are tied together.
Stores are commonly segmented by the composition of products purchased, type of store, and neighborhood demographics (therefore linking back to both the customer and product).
Putting Segmentation Into Practice
The rubber truly meets the road in how segmentation is applied. Just as there are multiple levels to segmentation, there are also multiple uses for the segments teased out of data. Segmentation can be about having better core knowledge and insight, personalization and more targeted marketing, customer cloning, influencing the customer journey, creating a path to profitability, or for top-down marketing.
The Power of Propensity Models
Another way to make sure analytics are actionable is to have great propensity models. These models are a mathematical representation of the likelihood of a segment to exhibit a certain behavior, including abandoning their cart, buying multiple items together, or simply responding to an offer. Propensity models are built to allow scoring and predicting that allows marketers to respond quickly, through the right channel, in a changing environment—a real challenge in our mobile, always-on world.
The Psychological Router
The last piece of making analytics actionable is considering the end-to-end system as a psychological router, constantly measuring and influencing the customer in ways that create a synergistic relationship. Done well, the psychological router is a virtuous cycle that starts with the initial propensity model and takes constant input to continually refine and improve marketing performance (see diagram below).
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I've always had a lot of respect for Jim Cramer: He had the foresight to recognize the seismic shift from print to online long before the rest of the MSM did. His accomplishments starting TheStreet.com, building it up, taking it public are well known, as are his exploits as a fund manager.
The thing I respect most about Cramer is that he says things that most other people don't have the balls to even acknowledge — forget announcing them on national TV. And as the comments on the post on his rant reveal, so too, do a lot of other people.
However, this free-wheeling, no editor, say-anything approach can run into amusing or embarrassing moments, especially when Jim's off the cuff commentary goes over the top — as we saw in his rant on CNBC on Friday. In that post, I said I expected some smart young DJ would use Cramer's rant in a mashup.
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I learned an astonishing fact from the WSJ's Weekend Adviser: the first CD from The Magic Numbers sold a mere 44,000 copies in the US. That's astonishing to me, considering what a great CD it is. Long time readers may remember a mention of this from our Best of 2006 music list. I thought the…Read More
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WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California State Teachers' Retirement System's (CalSTRS) eighth annual Green Initiative Task Force 2014 Annual Report shows an almost 300 percent increase in green bond purchases within the Fixed Income portfolio. This year, the Teachers' Retirement Board identified sustainable investing as a key, strategic priority, which is reflected in the report and other initiatives.
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California State Teachers' Retirement System's (CalSTRS) Chief Executive Officer Jack Ehnes expressed his sadness at the passing, on Tuesday November 4, of former CalSTRS CEO Jim Mosman in his longtime hometown of Sacramento. Mr. Mosman led CalSTRS for 12 years from 1988 until 2001.
CalSTRS provides retirement, disability and survivor benefits for full-time and part-time California public school educators through a hybrid retirement system consisting of its Defined Benefit, Defined Benefit Supplement and Cash Balance Benefit programs, and a voluntary defined contribution plan called CalSTRS Pension2.
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Ralph Fiennes' quasi-modern adaptation of "Coriolanus," which marked the actor's directorial debut, was a sharply experimental take on the source material. For his second effort behind the camera, "The Invisible Woman," the director has taken a more classical approach. Adapting Claire Tomalin's book...Read More »
With "The Invisible Woman," Ralph Fiennes proves that his acclaimed directorial debut "Coriolanus" was no fluke. Shot just over a year later, "The Invisible Woman" sees the Oscar-nominee go from playing one of Shakespeare's most divisive protagonists to embodying beloved author Charles Dickens. Show...Read More »
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Greeted with warms reviews at both the Telluride and Toronto film festivals, Ralph Fiennes' sophomore film following "Coriolanus," "The Invisible Woman," sees the thesp once again putting himself center stage, this time as legendary author Charles Dickens. A new international trailer has landed for ...Read More »
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This second edition provides educators with a solid grounding and pratical guidance on teaching phonics as part of a well-planned reading program.
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I don't consider myself a pyromaniac, but I will say I do love me some fireworks. The way they sparkle and shine against the dark night sky. The elongated screech they produce as they're released into the air, and the extra half second it takes for that final BANG to reach the ears. And there's something about the collective experience of standing in a crowd with your neck craned high, saying "Woahhhhh!" along with everyone else.
Winter is coming in Korea and it's a great time to snuggle up with a few new books. This past January I made a goal to read 35 books in 2014, and I can finally see the finish line! I've read 26 books so far, so that leaves 9 more to go in under 2 months. That's a lot of reading, so I decided to order some new books to motivate me to reach my goal.
I ordered them from What the Book, the popular used book store in the Itaewon neighborhood of Seoul. Many of you have probably heard of or visited the store, but you may not know that you can also order books from their online store and have them delivered to you anywhere in Korea! Even if you're looking for a specific book they don't have, What the Book can order it for you online and send it to you.
This is the 2nd part of our Aunt Kathy's trip to Korea! You can read about the first part of the trip in Seoul here. Now on to Busan! I was really excited about the train ride from Seoul to Yangsan, because after years I'm still not tired of Korea's beautiful mountains and countryside. It ended up not being as clear as it could have been but it was still a nice ride! As Seoul faded from our minds, we started focusing on the next couple days in Busan.
One of the things I love about Korea, maybe my favorite thing, is that even after living here for more than 4 years, I can still find amazing places and new adventures in my own backyard. Korean people are very active, and unlike most Americans, they go out almost every weekend to explore their own country. I think this is awesome, and it makes me wish I did more exploring of my own back in the US! There's still time for that though.
Last time I was in the US, I had to go alone. While I was gone, Evan did a lot of exploring with his new camera, looking for good places to take night pictures of Busan. After some reading online in photography groups, he drove to Hwangnyeongsan (황령산), near Geumyeonsan station in Busan. We're not avid hikers, so it's always nice when we find mountains we can drive up to for great views!
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The new issue of HAPS Magazine, the English-language publication covering Busan, is out. Included is my latest contribution for the bi-monthly, on the growing number of "British-Irish Style" pubs popping up all over the city.
Head to page 36 now or view the entire issue online below. You can grab a free copy at many fine and dandy establishments around Busan.
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You would never know it from the "NBC Nightly News," but anchor Brian Williams is one of the quickest wits anywhere on television. But he's a traditional newsman at heart — serious and earnest on the air. Granted, there is little room for humor in stories about war or Katrina, but NBC would be wise […] [Read More]
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In her budget proposal last week, Governor Jodi Rell recommended maintaining current levels of state aide for local education, but Appropriations Committee members say those numbers are not adding up.
"Frankly, based upon what you've presented to us today, there is just no way we can live with this," Senate Appropriations Chairwoman Toni Harp told State Education Commissioner Mark McQuillian after his testimony on the governor's plan.
House Chairman John Geragosian's criticism was more specific. He called the governor's plans for local school funding a rosy picture, but he says it is not realistic when deficit estimates are coming in 2.7 billion dollars higher than the gap closed by the governor's budget.
"That's basically a 3 billion dollar, at best, deficit. So I think we have to caution our local governments and our superintendents that we can't deal with that 3 billion dollar gap without looking at these grants."
There is also uncertainty about how much the final federal stimulus bill will help. Commissioner McQuillian told lawmakers that the governor's proposal counted on the amount of federal aid included in House of Representatives' version of the bill.
"If that is cut, and there is some indication that it will be cut in half, that will be harder. We will have a bigger hole to fill."
Local school officials says even flat funding from the state would cause difficulties. Patrice McCarthy, with the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, says districts will still have to contend with built-in cost increases, particularly for salaries.
"I think that the legislature is going to have to look at additional tax increases, because if they don't do that, they're forcing tax increases at the local level."
Local school districts are ratcheting up their lobbying to make that case, including busing in parents to testify before the Appropriations Committee.


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I thought this administration was all about "efficiency"; be it energy and/or operational. Could this be an issue on who's providing the financing? Personally, I would rather see private financing help make the federal infrastructure more efficient than my tax dollars continuing to operate the costly, less efficient, federal data centers and IT infrastructure. The ESPC program could definitely help the federal agencies finance their [data-center consolidation] plans.
Frank Konkel responds: Many sources have told me one potential reason for the initial OMB hold on the $70 million deal that would optimize two of DOE's data centers – paid for by efficiency savings over six years – is that financing for the deals does indeed come from private companies, not from taxpayer dollars allocated at OMB's discretion. Thus, OMB loses budgetary control and power.
Interestingly, companies like Lockheed Martin – called ESCOs (an acronym for energy savings companies) – must compete for financing among the private companies such as Hannon Armstrong, Bank of America and Dominion Federal that operate in this particular market. Financing is an integral piece of any ESCO's investment grade audit, which is necessary before any deal can take place. In this particular deal, Lockheed Martin was able to attain an interest rate of less than 2.5 percent – extremely low for an ESPC project of this scope. Low-cost financing, guaranteed savings and no major capital investments up front using ESPC's as a vehicle for data center optimization sounds like a great deal for federal agencies – some critics argue it's too good to be true – striving to adhere to OMB's Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative, but for reasons unknown, the first ESPC data center optimization deal is still on hold. OMB continues to stay silent on the issue.
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Uncovering Iran is a great move by Radio 4 bosses
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I can't get enough of Radio 4's Uncovering Iran season, which began last Sunday and continues until 29 September. It's a fantastic and timely idea, and, unlike the station's recent Memory Season, it has been properly commissioned, drawing on real expertise rather than the thoughts of a few sad celebrities. If it were possible, I'd listen to every single programme (with the probable exception of a special edition this Sunday of The Food Programme; Iranian food is delicious, but I fear that we are unlikely to get much sense of this from stern old Sheila Dillon).
Honestly, the whole thing is so well put together, I may have to lay off teasing Mark "Axeman" Damazer - for a while, at least.
Among the shows yet to air, I'm especially looking forward to the look at Iran's film industry (28 September, 4.30pm), presented by Francine Stock, and to Mixed Messages and Secret Diplomacy (25 September, 8pm), in which Gordon Corera will attempt to decode the murky relationship between the US and Iran since the 11 September 2001 attacks.
Of the first week's programmes, I caught two. One was the start (17 September) of the weekly series A Revolutionary State (Sundays, 1.30pm), which examines the making of modern Iran in the 20th century. It was presented by Sir John Tusa. The BBC describes this three-parter as the centrepiece of the season - and, for once, I agree with the hype. It is wonderful: informative, nuanced and bold. The producers obviously felt that it was more important to try to capture the real Iran than to worry about being excessively politically correct; their brush strokes were broad but felt authentic. There were moments when you could almost smell the orange blossom.
A Revolutionary State succeeded because it provided a glimpse of the Iranian psyche. The facts were all there (the carving up of the country by Britain and Russia; the 1953 coup that installed the shah; the 1979 revolution that deposed him), but I was more interested in hearing about the Iranian superiority complex - a product of 2,500 years of Persian history. Several Iranian historians were wheeled on to testify both to this, and to Iranians being extremely conscious - whatever George Bush might think - of not being Arabs. They are better than Arabs; unlike the Bedouin, they do not, as one historical source put it, "eat the skins of lizards".
Iran Awakening (Book of the Week, 18-22 September, 9.45am) was just as gripping. This memoir by Shirin Ebadi, who won the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize, was read beautifully by Souad Faress (aka Usha Gupta in The Archers). It is a troubling account of how it feels to fight for a revolution, only to find that the men with whom you stood at the barricades hate and fear you. In 1979, Ebadi was with the protesters all the way; if push came to shove, she had more in common with the clerics than with the shah's men, who would rather be in St Moritz drinking French pop than in Tehran, facing up to urban poverty. When the revolution came, she cheered.
But the smile soon faded. At the court over which she'd presided as judge, she was now a secretary. Ebadi's account punctuated Tusa's brilliantly: the magisterial sweep, and then a story so personal that it brought everything into focus. Two and a half thousand years of history, yet still a world can change overnight. This isn't just deft commissioning - it is inspired.
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Congratulations to Paige Dabney who was selected from the STLP Somerset Regional Fall Showcase to be a member of the KY STLP Social Media team with a perfect score of 65/65 during her interview and presentation process. Paige was interviewed by a panel of judges and completed a presentation showing examples of how to use social media in appropriate and positive ways. Paige will now be a member of the Social Media team that covers the state STLP event at UK in March. While in Somerset, the STLP group also toured Somerset Community and Technical College. Click here to view all photos from the STLP Somerset trip.
The Campbellsville High School boys and girls basketball team will host their annual Eagle Excite Night on Monday, November 24th, 2014. A chili supper will be in the high school cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00 followed by activities in the gym which will feature team introductions, contests, new gym floor reveal and special performances.
Chili Tickets are $5.00 each and may be purchased from any player or member of the coaching staff.
For admittance to the gym for the basketball activities a donation of canned food item(s) will be accepted. The canned food items will be donated to the local food pantry.
Congratulations to this month's academic achievers!
Holocaust survivor and author, Fred Gross, recently spoke to CHS and CMS students about his experiences during the Holocaust. Gross, who was a young child at the time, told about his family's journey from Europe to the United States and also shared family photos about each event.
Campbellsville High School students and 8th grade students recently participated in a Health Fair on Thursday, November 13, 2014. Students received brief screenings for vision, dental, scoliosis, and blood pressure and information about a wide range of health topics such as stress, drugs, bullying, flexibility and balance, skin care, Medicaid eligibility, healthy relationships, etc. Representatives from the Smile Center, Campbellsville University School of Nursing, Dr. Yoder, Anthem, Bethany House, Adanta and KORT Physical Therapy attended. Click here to view photos from the event.
On Thursday, November 13th, a large group of veterans, along with students and staff from CMS and CHS, attended a Veterans Day Program presented by students and the social studies department.
The 2nd annual Financial Literacy Fair was held for CMS students on Friday, November 14th. Students in grades 4 through 8 attended the fair to learn about how to take care of their money.
CMS Leaders of the Week were nominated by their teachers because of the leadership and character. Congratulations to all of you!
Leaders for the week of November 17th:
Jaylah Tucker - 8th grade, Cailet Clark - 5th grade, Tristan Faulkner - 6th grade, Leigh Hicks - 4th grade and Madison Lyons - 7th grade.
The CHS Academic Varsity team won two quick recall matches in league play Monday night. CHS 16 / Green Co. 3, and CHS 17 - 6 over Taylor B team. JV also won their match over Green Co. 12 to 7.
November 11th - CMS vs. St. Dominic
CMS 7TH Grade defeats St. Dominic 39-19. 8th lost 43-41 and 6th lost 30-21.
November 10th - season opener vs. St. Augustine
CMS 8th grade 59 ST. A 3 Davon Cecil 11 points Ryan Kearney 10 points.
CMS 7th grade 32 ST. A 30 Brennon Wheeler hits game winner shot at the buzzer! Malachi Corley 14 points.
CMS 6th grade 33 ST. A 3 Kameron Smith 12 points John Orberson 11 points.
Blair Lamb, sophomore at CHS, was chosen to participate in the 2015 Kentucky All-State High School Women's Choir. It will be held in February during the Kentucky Music Educator's Conference. During the audition process, Blair scored a 99 out of a possible 100 points with a perfect score in sight singing. She is the first to be chosen for the High School All-state choir from Campbellsville High School.
CES Leaders 11-14-14 Attendance Leaders- K- Lacy Covey, 1- Westin Dudgeon, 2- Jaclyn Jackson, 3- Leo Lamer Leaders of the Week- K- Kadin Coppage & Evan Cundiff, 1- Vivian York & Adrianna Garvin, 2- Damarious Goodine, 3- Lexi Garvin
CHS Academic Team is off to a great start!!
The CHS Academic Varsity team won two quick recall matches in league play Monday night. CHS 16 / Green Co. 3, and CHS 17 - 6 over Taylor B team. JV also won their match over Green Co. 12 to 7
CMS football players earn statewide accolades!!
6th grader Arren Hash qualified for the 6th grade Team Kentucky all-stars at the QB position, 8th grader Tristan Johnson qualified for the 8th grade Team Kentucky All-stars at the linebacker position, 7th grader Braden Paige qualified for the 7th grade West Kentucky all-stars at the fullback position, 8th grader Dakota Reardon qualified for the 8th grade West Kentucky All-stars at the fullback position. These players will represent Campbellsville Middle School at all-star games throughout the state and nation!!
Have a great week and remember-It's a Great Day to be an Eagle!!


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Any queries please see Jamie at the fields on a game night.
Remider rep trials commence this Friday evening, times and details can be downloaded here.
Mixed Regrades
All Mixed Teams, we have done the regrading and are in the process of fixing the draw up now, it will go up one the web this afternoon. There have been some changes but not a lot, a number of teams could not be moved to due to player clashes as their players were in multiple teams. Some people will be happy, some not. I am sorry but that is just how it is, with over 100 teams and field restrictions we have to manage the comp within these constraints. Some teams who are at the bottom of the ladder, you need to get your players to turn up, it is no use playing with 6 or 7 players every week and then asking to go down, it will not happen.
Anyway please make sure you check your game time this afternoon as there will have been changes
The Ankle Breakers - up to Div 3 fom Div 4
2 Arsy - Down to Div 4 from Div 3
Yallah - Up to Div 5 from Div 6
The Inappropriates - Down to Div 6 from Div 5
Misfits - Up to Div 6 from Div 8
The Barracuda's - Down to Div 7 from Div 6
Res Rats - Down to Div 7 from Div 4
Allstars - Down to Div 8 from Div 7
Decibels - Down to Div 8 from Div 7
Fire & Ice - Up to Div 8 from Div 10
Spartans - Down to Div 9 from Div 8
Blowins - Up to Div 9 from Div 11
The Mozzies - Down to Div 9 from Div 8
LOL - Up to Div 10 from Div 12
Tough Luck - Up to Div 10 from Div 12
Harris Street Harlequins - Down to Div 11 from Div 9
Kiss My Pass - Down to Div 11 from Div 9
Tag Raiders - Down to Div 12 from Div 10
The Chazzwazzers - Down to Div 12 from Div 11
Happy to discuss any questions people may have regarding this BUT seem me (Jamie) at the fields, I am not going to get into discussions over FaceBook.
Rep Trials
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These are the dates and times for first 2 lots of trials. These are START times so please make sure you are there, signed on and ready to go at these times.
Friday 28th November
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Ladies Opens - 6.30pm
Mixed Opens - 7.30pm
Mixed 20's - 8.30pm
Mens 20's - 7.30pm
Mens 30's - 8.30pm
Mens 35's - 6.30pm
Mens 40's - 8.30pm
Mens 45's - 8.30pm
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Ladies Opens - 6.00pm
Mixed Opens - 7.00pm
Mixed 20's - 8.00pm
Mens 20's - 7.00pm
Mens 30's - 8.00pm
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Despite numerous warnings there were a number of teams play players who were not registered last week, as a result these teams have lost three points on top of not receiving any points for the game. Everyone was warned that any players not registered or who still had to pay registration fees must go to the commitee room and sort the registration out BEFORE they played. A number just chose to write their names on the registration sheet and played, you have cost your team points. Remember if you are not on the sheet your must see the ladeis in the room and sort your registration out BEFORE you play.
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