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Study: Dry eyes could be attributed to computer use
There's yet another problem linked to too much screen time.
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Pediatricians urge parents to read to infants
Pediatricians offer guidance on everything from vaccinations to car seats. Now, they're urging parents to read aloud to their children from the time they are infants.
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After brother's suicide, Montgomery County woman looks to prevent others
Alison Malmon envisioned a place where students could talk openly about mental health issues. Now, "Active Minds" has a national chapter.
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Getting kids to sleep during the summer
Elementary school-aged children should get at least 10 hours of sleep per night. Toddlers need even more.
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Type of drowning kills hours after submersion
What many parents may not realize is there is a form of drowning that's deceptive and kills over time.
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Running expert: Take it easy in the heat
Anyone who exercises outdoors in the heat needs to remember that their body is working hard to keep cool.
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Diabetes cases on the rise locally
More and more of us are getting diabetes.
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Following cardiac arrest, Arlington man launches 'HeartGeek' blog
Paul Maher didn't take care of himself, but he didn't think he'd have a heart attack so soon.
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America feels its weight: Knee replacements on the rise
The U.S. obesity epidemic is not doing great things for knees. Total knee replacements more than tripled between 1993 and 2009.
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Hepatitis C: A killer few know much about
It is a virus that kills more people each year than AIDS, and yet most know little about it: Hepatitis C.
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Police believe a man fatally shot his estranged wife and wounded his brother before taking his own life in a shooting at a Monessen home.
Shaler Community Remembers Girl Tragically Killed By Father
The Shaler community opened its hearts and wallets to support an event called "Laps for Laurin."
Police Probe Possible Murder-Suicide In Jackson Twp.
Police in Butler County are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Jackson Township.
Police Probe New Castle Murder-Suicide
Half-a-dozen State Police officers were on the scene of a murder suicide in New Castle.
Moon Twp. Elderly Couple Found Dead In Suspected Murder-Suicide
Police are investigating after an elderly couple was found dead Tuesday afternoon inside a home in Moon Township.
Police Investigate Fayette County Murder-Suicide
Police are investigating a murder-suicide in Fayette County.
Man, Woman Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Crafton
Police are investigating after a woman and her estranged husband were found dead this morning in Crafton in an apparent murder-suicide.
Father And Son Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide
Family and friends are shocked after a father and son were found dead in their home.
Police Probe Apparent Murder-Suicide In North Versailles
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office has been called to North Versailles where a body has been found inside of a home.
Police Call Lawrenceville Shooting Murder-Suicide
Pittsburgh police say a man shot and killed his wife, and then turned the gun on himself at a Lawrenceville home.
Washington Co. Murder-Suicide May Have Been Over Phish Concert Tickets
Two people are dead after am apparent murder-suicide in Washington County early Thursday morning.
3 Family Members Dead In Possible Murder Suicide
An elderly couple, and their grown son have been found dead in a North Huntingdon house after police were asked to check on the couple.
State Police Probe Apparent Murder-Suicide In Center Twp.
State police continue to investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Butler County.
Police Investigate Washington Co. Murder-Suicide
Police are investigating after two people were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Washington County Saturday morning.
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Now available for the first time in paperback, the spectacular fourth installment of the #1 New York Times bestselling Immortals series by Alyson Noël. Ever is trying to help Haven transition into life as an immortal. But with Haven drunk on her new powers and acting recklessly, she poses the ultimate threat—exposing their secret world. As Ever struggles to keep the Immortals hidden, it only propels Haven closer to the enemy—Roman and his evil companions. At the same time, Ever delves deeper into dark magick to free Damen from Roman's power. But when her spell backfires, it binds her to the one guy who's hell-bent on her destruction. Now there's a strange, foreign pulse coursing through her, and no matter what she does, she can't stop thinking about Roman—and longing for his touch. Frantic to break the spell before its too late, Ever turns to Jude for help, risking everything she knows and loves to save herself—and her future with Damen…
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Financial gifts can improve well-being
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McLEAN, Va. (11/24/14)--If you really want to give a meaningful holiday gift this year, think beyond traditional items such as clothing and gift cards. A recent survey conducted for Charles Schwab shows that more than half (53%) of those surveyed say cash to help pay off credit card bills would be their top choice as an unexpected holiday gift (
USA Today
Nov. 12).
A holiday gift to pay down debt can help someone save on interest payments as well as help the recipient feel more financially secure as he or she grapples with debt.
Other financial gifts to consider:
Piggy bank
. This simple gift can go a long way toward educating even the youngest children about money. They quickly learn the concept of putting coins in the bank, then using the coins to make a purchase later. Buy a cute bank and fill with coins or a few dollars. Some banks electronically add up coins each time a new one is deposited--seeing the amount grow can be motivating to kids. Another idea: Buy a small three-drawer container and set up a drawer each for saving, spending, and sharing;
Sessions with a financial adviser
. Paying for a sit-down with a financial planner, if only for one or two sessions, can help someone learn personal finance basics and give him or her the groundwork for starting to invest. To locate a fee-only financial planner, visit the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors at
Cash toward a Roth IRA (individual retirement account).
"In addition to using cash to pay off credit card debt, another smart way to use holiday gift money is to encourage a working recipient to put the money into a Roth IRA," said Michelle Dosher, managing editor, Credit Union National Association Market Research and Consumer Education. "Roth IRAs can be really beneficial, especially when people start them at a young age," Dosher said;
Electronic gadgets.
Gadgets such as tablets and smartphones are popular gifts, but you can add a financially savvy twist with personal finance apps, many of which are free or inexpensive. "If you're going to give someone a gadget, also give suggestions of financial apps that could help teach money management skills. Also encourage recipients to download their credit union's mobile banking app," Dosher added. This is a gift that teens and tweens can appreciate as well;
Help family members and friends learn to manage money by giving them a book about the topic. One idea is "Money Rules: The Simple Path to Lifelong Security" by Jean Chatzky. It's an easy read, broken up into sections about making and saving money, spending wisely, and investing;
A financial jumpstart.
Maybe you know a new grad or someone just getting back on his or her feet. You could help by offering your home as a place to stay for a month or two or by helping to pay a security deposit or first month's rent. This would be a great gift for parents to give young adult children as they learn financial independence; and
Credit union membership.
Let family members know that because you're a credit union member they can be members. Tell them about the benefits of credit union membership and about the ease of using automatic deposits, payments and transfers, and online and mobile banking.
For related information, read "Holidays are Rich With Teachable Money Moments" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
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Longer car loans detrimental to consumers' finances
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WASHINGTON (11/18/14)--A longer-term loan can make even the most expensive car look affordable.
By stretching out the loan over many years, your monthly payment is likely lower, but you could end up paying a lot more in interest. Still, many people find such loans attractive.
The average new car loan is now 67 months, according to
--the second-highest average term on record (
Washington Post
Nov. 12). Almost 25% of vehicle loans made in the second quarter of 2014 were for 73 to 84 months, according to Experian.
That's well above the standard three- to four-year loan that used to be typical for new car purchases. Here are some of the problems with taking out a longer car loan:
The longer the term of the loan, the worse your interest is likely to be. Shorter-term loans generally qualify shoppers for a better rate;
There's a greater chance you'll end up underwater. Without a substantial down payment, if you total the car or need to sell it, you could up receiving less than you owe on the loan; and
You're stuck with the car even if you don't want it anymore. If you want to buy a different vehicle, you likely won't be able to trade in your car because of the difference between what you owe and what the dealer is willing to pay for it.
If you need a longer car loan just so you can afford to buy the car, that's probably a good sign that you can't afford the car in the first place. Keep your loan at 48 months, and visit your credit union for preapproval on a loan before you even begin shopping.
That way you know exactly how much you can afford, and you can avoid taking out a loan that's going to be a financial burden long after the new car smell has evaporated.
If you have an auto loan from another financial institution, your credit union can help you refinance to a shorter term but still help you stay with an affordable payment.
For related information, read "Keep Your Old Car Running Longer" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center.
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In 2015, save with tax-advantaged accounts
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NEW YORK (11/12/14)--Next year you can put an extra $50 in your health care flexible spending account bringing the total to $2,550. Meanwhile the contribution limit for dependent care remains fixed at $5,000 where it's been stuck since 1986 when Congress originally set it.
While both accounts are employer-sponsored, the flex account for health care is adjusted each year for inflation. The account to help employees pay for day care is not. If it was, the contribution limit should now be at a robust $10, 859.08 (
New York Times
Nov. 7).
For a long time, the government didn't even cap flexible spending accounts for health care--though employers usually limited annual savings to $5,000--but the Affordable Care Act capped it at $2,500 while allowing for future inflation adjustments. Next year will be the first time it's risen since the cap was put in place.
Still, these caps shouldn't stop you from contributing, because the savings can be significant. Here's what you need to know about the various tax-advantaged accounts and their new limits for 2015:
Health care flexible spending account, $2,550 cap. Your employer takes set aside pre-tax money out of your paycheck and puts into a separate account for health care expenses;
Dependent care flexible spending account, $5,000 cap. Works the same as the health care account, except the money is set aside for child care expenses for children 12 and under or, in some cases, a disabled spouse or aging parent who lives with you. If your employer doesn't offer this, you can use the dependent care tax credit;
Commuter expense account, $130 cap for public transportation, $250 for parking. Works the same as other flex spending accounts but is used for commuting expenses;
Individual retirement account, $5,500 cap, plus extra $1,000 for people age 50 and older. How it works depends on where you open the account, but most people are eligible for a $5,500 federal tax deduction for contributing; and
401(k) and 403(b), $18,000 limit, plus an extra $6,000 for people age 50 and older. Your employer takes pre-tax money from your paycheck and places it into an investment account. You pay taxes on the money when you withdraw it in retirement.
For related information, read "Everybody's Money Matters: Benefits of Health Savings Accounts" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
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Pre-retirees: Avoid these 5 real estate mistakes
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SAN FRANCISCO (11/4/2014)--When heading into retirement, many people make the decision to downsize, relocate to a different community, or renovate an existing home. The thought of moving or making major home improvements often carries a lot of emotional attachment that can make these processes overwhelming. Here are five common mistakes to avoid (
Oct. 22):
Waiting to downsize
. You can miss out on a lot of savings by waiting for your last child to get out of college before you downsize. Lots of people wait until the kids graduate and then discover that the kids already are back, and sometimes with children of their own. It could be an eight- to 10-year extension on your time in a larger house;
Spending the windfall.
If you're able to downsize and get cash out at the same time, don't look at it as found money that you can spend quickly. Carefully consider what you will do with it. For some people, it will be best to live on the equity and leave retirement funds alone for a while, allowing Social Security benefits to increase;
Moving sight unseen.
Before you move, research the locale. Find out about taxes, the cost of living, access to the activities you enjoy, and health-care options for the future. Make sure the community you're considering moving to is what you have imagined it to be;
Maintaining two households
. Maybe your plan is to live part time in two locations. Make sure you can afford the time and cost of payments, taxes, maintenance, and so forth for two homes. Maybe you think you'll save money by buying a house at today's prices and moving when you retire. Factor in the cost of running two homes to see exactly how much you'll gain--or lose; and
Holding a mortgage
in retirement.
Weigh the advantages and disadvantages of paying off your mortgage before retirement. You might be able to use that freed-up money to delay taking Social Security. Keep in mind that your tax deduction will not be significant like it was at the start of the mortgage. If you're thinking of taking on a new mortgage just before retiring because of today's low rates, consider a short-term mortgage such as a 10-year mortgage. You probably don't want to be paying a mortgage when you're in your 80s.
For related information, read "Move or Remodel: What Calculation Works for You?" in the Home & Family Finance Resource Center.
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Millennials and housing: What you need to know
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (10/28/14)--Almost half of young adults with student loan debt say that debt is hindering them from buying a house, according to a survey by NeighborWorks America (Oct. 22).
While student loan debt can be a concern for many, another new study shows that that for some it isn't interfering with their home-buying plans at all. Four out of 10 millennials still plan to purchase a house within five years (
Origination News
Oct. 22).
If you're looking to purchase your first home you should understand:
The difference between being prequalified and preapproved.
Prequalification simply involves a rough calculation of the mortgage payment you can afford. Your credit union lender can help you with this. Preapproval means you're essentially good to go. You formally apply for the mortgage and pay an application fee. The lender determines that you are eligible for a mortgage of a certain amount. It's called
approval, rather than approval because, before making a final commitment to you, your lender must verify your information regarding employment and salary;
The difference between a fixed-rate mortgage and an adjustable-rate mortgage.
With a fixed-rate mortgage the interest rate stays the same throughout the life of the loan, typically 15, 20 or 30 years. Your monthly payment will remain the same during that time. With an adjustable-rate mortgage the interest starts at a lower level and then may go up or down at specified intervals. A lender at your credit union can suggest the best option for you;
The difference between an appraisal and inspection.
An appraisal determines a property's market value. An objective appraisal assures the lender that the property's value is at least equal to the mortgage amount. Note that a real estate agent's market valuation is not equivalent to a formal appraisal. A home inspection examines the condition of the house and its mechanicals. The purpose is to protect you, the buyer, from nasty surprises. Hire a professional inspector and ask for references;
Closing costs.
No later than three days before closing, your lender will provide a statement showing you the final figure and a breakdown of all the costs (you got an estimate shortly after your loan was approved). Look over the statement to be sure all is in order. Usually, you'll need to provide a cashier's or certified check for the closing amount (plus the down payment) at the closing; and
Insurance needs
. If you own a home, you have the potential to suffer property damage or liability loss. Ask your credit union lender and insurance agent about: homeowners' insurance, private mortgage insurance, title insurance, mortgage life insurance, and flood insurance. Insurance needs will vary for each individual homeowner.
For related information, read "$50 Winner: What Newbie Homeowners Need to Know" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
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Mobile payments: Avoid impulse buying
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NEW YORK (10/21/14)--At the dawn of a "frictionless payment" revolution, many consumer advocates are worrying these new technologies could lead to more people sliding further into debt. Already Americans struggle to control credit card debt.
One landmark 2001 study showed that people who pay with credit cards, in some situations, are likely to spend twice as much as they would have if they were paying with cash, in part because the pain of actually handing over hard-earned money for the item is delayed (
New York Times
Oct. 10).
Multiple studies since then have confirmed that credit cards encourage people to spend more than they would if they were paying with cash.
With the new Apple Pay system, iPhone owners won't even need to get out a credit card to buy something in the estimated 220,000 stores currently equipped to accept this payment method: Paying will be as simple as hovering their smartphone near contactless readers. If iPhone owners are shopping online or in an app, a single touch can buy anything they see.
Credit cards transformed the way consumers spend, and new mobile-payment platforms are poised to do the same. With phones being transformed into computers, GPS locators and now payment methods, companies will have unprecedented opportunities to encourage consumers to spend (
Oct. 9).
These payment platforms make sense for companies like Apple and Amazon that are offering them, because it gives them access to reams of consumer spending data. But for consumers, they could encourage unprecedented levels of overspending by widening the gulf separating shoppers and the physical act of spending money.
If anything you see in real life or encounter online can be purchased in a split second, saying no will be harder than ever. So if you're excited about ditching your wallet and embracing a new smartphone-based payment platform, take precautions to avoid overspending:
Use technology
. Exert impulse control with apps that help you stick to a budget and meet savings goals. Your credit union might offer its own money management app;
Check your balance
. The reason paying with your phone is dangerous is because it takes the sting out of spending money, but a smartphone also makes seeing your balance easier than ever, too. Before making a purchase, take a second to log into your checking account and remind yourself that whatever you buy, you'll eventually have to pay for; and
Commit to a waiting period before any major purchase
. Saving and delaying a purchase cannot only help you make a better decision, but it often results in a more satisfying experience.
For related information, read "Gotta Have It? Check Impulse Spending" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
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Easy money: Take advantage of 401(k)
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McLEAN, Va. (10/14/14)--Long gone are the days of traditional pensions. With many companies offering 401(k) plans, how successful you are in saving for retirement is up to you (
Oct. 8).
Here's advice to help you engage in your 401(k) and how to maximize this opportunity:
Take advantage of your company match
. Contribute at least as much as you need to get your employer's match. If you don't, it's like leaving free money on the table.
Play catch up
. If you're age 50 or older, take advantage of the catch-up provision which lets you contribute an additional $5,500 into your plan each year.
Increase your contribution each year
. Even by increasing your contribution by 1%, this amount will add up quickly. Also consider bumping up your contribution percentage each time you get a raise or a bonus.
Don't forget about 401(k)s at former employers
. If you leave your job you have several paths you can take with your 401(k): Leave savings with your former employer, roll over your plan to a traditional or Roth IRA (individual retirement account), move savings to your new employer's plan, or cash out and pay taxes. Each scenario will require research to determine what's best for you. Cash out your plan only as a last resort.
Don't take early withdrawals
. Experts advise not borrowing from your 401(k). Think about whether you'll be able to contribute to your 401(k) while you're paying back your loan. If you can't, this is derailing your savings even more. If you leave your job, you're responsible for paying back the loan usually within 60 days. If you can't pay it back you'll be subject to taxes and penalties. A better alternate for borrowing money is getting a low-interest loan from your credit union.
If you delay retirement, keep your 401(k)
. Once you turn 70 1/2 you have to start withdrawing a minimum distribution. If you're still working you don't have to take the distribution until you actually retire.
Aim to save 10%-13% of your gross pay
. This includes your employer match if you get one. If you're already saving enough in your employer's retirement plan to get the company match, consider opening a traditional or Roth IRA at your credit union as well.
For related information, read "Did You Leave a Retirement Plan at a Former Job?" in the
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
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Lewisburg rallies to knock off Chargers
The night began with energy and excitement for the Oxford High volleyball team, but it ended with another disappointing loss with the Lewisburg Patriots beating the Chargers 3-1 (18-25, 25-13, 25-15, 25-15) on Thursday at the new OHS gym. (September 26, 2014, Page 6)
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The Oxford and Lafayette High volleyball teams reignited the Crosstown Rivalry for the first time this school year inside the Lafayette High gym Tuesday. The Chargers got the better of Lafayette in this installment with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-10, 25-21) victory. (August 27, 2014, Page 6)
Oxford volleyball opens new gym with win
Oxford High School's volleyball season officially began Tuesday as the Lady Chargers hosted South Panola for their opening match of the season. The Lady Chargers made short work of the Lady Tigers, who were playing volleyball for the first time in school history, winning 3-0 (25-5, 25-8, 25-7) in a match that took less than an hour to complete inside the newly built Oxford High gym. (August 13, 2014, Page 6A)
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After getting an email reminder that my 8 weeks health lottery was up I clicked the link signed in using my password.
I completed another 8 week quick pick and paid in the usual way for a further 8 weeks.
(I checked the date and it coincided with the last of my 8 weeks).
When I had confirmation from the health lottery, the titles were [SUSPICIOUS MESSAGE] Your Health Lottery ticket details.
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Money has been paid to the health lottery and all looks correct.
Anyone else seen this with confirmation of the health lottery, although I have kept an eye on my banking over the past week all seems in order.
Ran full checks on the laptop and its clear.
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The [SUSPISIOUS MESSAGE] part of the header is usually inserted by SEcurity software on your machine when it suspects a message isn't all it could be.
In this case, I'd suspect the word "Lottery" is enough to trigger it.
What is the security software you have, that you "ran full checks" with?
I don't think there's (excessive) cause for concern or nightmares.
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I use FF all the time but IE is a back up for me.
OS Vista.
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I'm sure it's just a comment added in by security software on your computer, and no cause for alarm. Mind you, a sensible level of caution is always wise.
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The directive came on a request from Mark Shields, the Jamaica deputy commissioner of police, following discrepancies in the toxicology reports by forensic scientists from the Caribbean and the UK. Shields said more samples would be retrieved from the UK and the local forensic laboratory.
Woolmer was found unconscious in his room at the Pegasus Hotel in Jamaica on March 18, a day after Pakistan's shock defeat to Ireland in the World Cup. The police had initially backed the government pathologist Ere Sheshiah's finding that Woolmer was murdered and released a statement to that effect. However, a review by three other pathologists - Nathaniel Cary, Michael Pollanen and Lorna Martin - said Woolmer died of natural causes, possibly due to a heart attack.
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02/13/14 Anja Vestergaard brings out the robot and I come foot-to-wheel with the contraption that is supposedly revolutionising Denmark's care for the elderly. It's a little disappointing. It's just one of those automated disc vacuum cleaners that scoots around the floor, with sensors to avoid walls and a system to prevent…
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01/28/14 ZAGREB -- Four-year-old Luka is enthusiastic about his new friend. "He can write. He can sit down. And he can drink water," he says.The two also like to dance together.But it is an unusual friendship. Luka is a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a developmental disability that inhibits social, behavioral,…
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01/22/14 A soft, wearable device that mimics the muscles, tendons and ligaments of the lower leg could aid in the rehabilitation of patients with ankle-foot disorders. This is the claim of Yong-Lae Park, an assistant professor of robotics at Carnegie Mellon University. He worked with collaborators at Harvard University, the University…
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CenturyLink Inc. has combined its network services business and sales groups, and promoted a Denver-based regional president for the new group as part of national restructuring Thursday.
Kenny Wyatt, formerly president of CenturyLink's Denver-based mountain region, was named senior vice president of business solutions and leads the sales teams focused on CenturyLink's national large business, federal government, and partner channel businesses.
He'll be based in Denver and report directly to CenturyLink Chief Operating Officer Karen Puckett, who works at the company's Monroe, La., headquarters.
Denver will remain the regional headquarters for CenturyLink's central region, which includes Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL) is looking for Wyatt's replacement to oversee the region,
"Our local operating model is a key component in our company's growth. It is critically important in the success of our business and consumer service and sales, and it is also vital because of our focus on providing our customers high-quality customer experiences," Puckett said, in a press release.
It's the second time in less than a year that CenturyLink has reshuffled its business services run from Denver.
CenturyLink employs 6,800 people in Colorado. It's not clear whether the latest restructuring affects how CenturyLink's local headcount.
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He looked pretty darn good!!!
95 mph fastball, multiple nasty 88-89 mph sliders, and no good contact off of him. Very encouraging!
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I don't think Sulbaran ever amounts to much. Joseph you can flip a coin. I say good trade.
A summer watching a bad Reds' team, is still a pretty good summer.
I agree, texasdave. It's not a move that all of a sudden makes us the Big Red Machine again and not one I expected, but it certainly doesn't hurt the club any, either. It improves us this year and from all reports, the club is apparently interested in maybe extending him a la Marshall. That is an absolutely filthy back end of the pen by any measure.
Let's face it, guys. Our starters are probably going to tire out a little bit as much as they've all pitched this year. We can shorten the game up even more now with some pretty good confidence in the guy on the bump (whoever it is, really).
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I got no problem with adding to our biggest strength being pitching. It took us all by shock and went with a dud after all the Choo/Ellsbury/Span rumors. Walt made a statement by not dealing.
Walt thinks this team's makeup will win and I agree with him.
I wonder how long they were working on this deal and/or how confident we were in landing Broxton?
I was just thinking maybe it would have been nice (assuming there was truth to the actual offer) to trade Ondrusek to PHI for Victorino then make this deal for Broxton?
We couldn't have gotten Victorino for Ondrusek.
Why don't relievers have entrance music? I loved Trevor Hoffman's and Hell's Bells.
I am still pushing "Guns of Brixton" for Broxton.
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A summer watching a bad Reds' team, is still a pretty good summer.
Not going to lie, I was one of those a little dissappointed we did get a little more for the two highly ranked prospects. That got me to thinking, here are some of our past 1st round picks that were at one point highly ranked prospects.
Chris Gruler-'02
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My point is you never know and after doing some research I feel better about it.
Nice enough debut. You have to love the fact that we can get six solid from our SP and then roll out Marshall, Broxton, and Chapman. Nobody else in baseball can match that. And if you only get six from the SP the next day, Arredondo, and Ondrusek aren't slouches in the seventh and eighth.
I may not be fast, but I sure am slow.
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At 10:30 this morning, the sidewalks of Manchester's Elm Street will line with too few people. They will stand on cold concrete slabs of sidewalk and watch the flags go past, most of them carried by strong, young men and women. Older men, their uniforms faded a lighter shade of green, their silver hair catching the morning sunlight, will follow, as others long gone did when these men were young.
This parade ought to fill the sidewalks with waving throngs. Usually there is a good crowd, but the sidewalks are always passable. In some years the Christmas parade, though always held on a colder day, draws more people. It is hard for veterans to compete with Santa Claus, even though their gift is greater than anything the jolly old elf could fit into his magic sack.
This nation has been blessed for more than two centuries with men and women of extraordinary character and courage whose lives are much too quickly forgotten and whose abilities were much too often underestimated.
At the Battle of Monmouth in 1778, American General Henry Lee retreated in the face of a British advance. He told General Washington that his men were unable to stand against the better trained and more experienced British troops. "Sir, they are able, and by God they shall do it!" was Washington's angry reply. They were, and they did.
Washington's assessment rings true to this day. Yet in every conflict our enemy has to learn anew that the Americans are able and shall do it. The Americans might be mechanics or shopkeepers or salesmen or middle-managers in their civilian lives, but on the battlefield they are warriors, sometimes reluctant, often frightened, but always able, always courageous.
Today's forecast is 60 degrees and sunny. It should be a beautiful day for a parade. Won't you go out, just for an hour, and say thanks?
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