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The Aaron Kushner party train is going to dock anew at the Orange County Register newsroom this Monday at 4 p.m., according to my awesome sources. Last time the Kush came around, in June, he was about to execute massive buyouts to bail out his print-first strategy again--but he hadn't failed, mind y ... More >>
Will be updated through June 20, if not beyond... CURRENT COUNT: 66 gone. ORIGINAL POST, JUNE 9, 8:03 A.M. The last time the Orange County Register announced massive layoffs, we had a running tally of who was getting the axe. That list topped out at about 31; the list expected this time might be ... More >>
Amidst the coming hara kiri of the Orange County Register next week, owner Aaron Kushner traveled to the IE yesterday to meet with staff of the Riverside Press Enterprise, the paper he acquired last November...only to lay off a bunch of people and install yes-men at the top. He tried to reassure t ... More >>
So Orange County Register owner Aaron Kushner tried to rally his troops yesterday during a townhall held at the Reg's third-floor newsroom. The occasion, of course, is an expected exodus of the newsroom--anywhere from 20 to 100 people--through a combination of severance packages and layoffs. Kushner ... More >>
Aaron Kushner, owner of The Orange County Register, probably assumed his recent interview with Larry Mantle, KPCC's host of AirTalk, would be a painless breeze. As we've previously reported, members of the mainstream media have repeatedly abandoned their cognitive powers to become squealing Kushne ... More >>
See the third page of this post for more information on the coming Register furloughs, layoffs, and buyouts... ORIGINAL POST, JUNE 3, 10:24 A.M.: The wheels are coming off Aaron Kushner's grand experiment with the Orange County Register--and fast. On Friday, the Orange County Business Journal broke ... More >>
Last Friday, sources and people affected let me know that the Orange County Register had just laid off people in their sales department, with figures ranging from a believable six to an unbelievable 70. So we went straight to the top: owner Aaron Kushner and his Minister of Information, Eric Morgan. ... More >>
If there's anything sad about the fact that the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) will never reopen--other than the prospect of those giant concrete boobies someday being dismantled--it's the 600 pink slips that went out Monday to employees at the aging nuclear power plant, and the fact ... More >>
You may remember N. Christian Anderson III as the former publisher (and, if you're really old, editor) of the Orange County Register.He left the Register in the middle of those cost-/staff-cutting days of 2007, later popping up at The Oregonian, where he just announced delivery of the print edition ... More >>
A three-judge Fourth District Court of Appeals panel has published a ruling that prohibits general law cities in California from laying off city workers by outsourcing their jobs to private sector companies. The ruling, which was issued Aug. 17, prevented the city of Costa Mesa from laying off 200 e ... More >>
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Blizzard Entertainment, maker of the mammoth online game "World of Warcraft," is laying off about 600 workers from its global operation. About ninety percent of the jobs being cut are not related to game development, and the "World of Warcraft" development team will not be impacted. (And hopefull ... More >>
UPDATE, JAN. 13, 10:42 A.M.: Even those who question Mitt Romney's commitment to conservatism would agree that, when it comes to business, he has steadfastly advocated in public speeches that government must get out of the way so they can flourish. But now, a second Orange County connection to Ro ... More >>
UPDATE, JULY 18, 4:49 P.M.: Though she made her ruling two weeks ago, Orange County Superior Court Judge Tam Nomoto Schumann issued the written order blocking the city of Costa Mesa from laying off employees and privatizing their jobs late Friday night.The written order just added fuel to the nev ... More >>
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Finally, the Costa Mesa employees who got layoff notices earlier this year have caught a break--or at least a reprieve. Joseph Serna of The Daily Pilot reports that an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled today that the city cannot lay off employees and outsource their jobs to private co ... More >>
Christopher Victorio/OC WeeklyHuy Pham, in a photo brought to a candlelight vigil for himUPDATE, MAY 31, 8:16 A.M.: Costa Mesa's police chief, Steve Staveley isn't entirely convinced by the conclusions being made from the coroner reports that Huy Pham had cocaine in his system at the time of his ... More >>
Newport Beach sits just to the south/southeast west of the oh-so-troubled city of Costa Mesa. It's a city full of pretty people and prettier cars. It has 10 miles of coastline. Its population is 90-plus percent white and the median value of a home is said to exceed $1 million. And yet, just like ... More >>
The worldwide scorn directed at those closest to Michael Jackson in his final days may have extended to the drug Propofol and its Irvine-based maker, which announced it is laying off 200 employees this year after having already let go 70 workers.Teva Pharmaceuticals maintains it already discontin ... More >>
Before this evening's Santa Ana City Council meeting, union workers will stage a rally in front of City Hall to draw attention to layoffs they claim will lead to 9-1-1 emergency calls being answered by an electronic menu rather than a live dispatcher.
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Coming to Anaheim Thursday.Kaiser Permanente employees will picket outside the Kaiser Orange County facility Thursday to protest the health behemoth's plans to slash 1,350 jobs in coming months.Kaiser workers in purple shirts are scheduled to chant, carry signs and speak with patients about the e ... More >>
Union Boss Quint Unhappy With RackauckasThe union representing investigators in the district attorney's office, notified county officials this morning that it will file a lawsuit tomorrow in federal court to block District Attorney Tony Rackauckas' plan to implement a temporary layoff plan as a w ... More >>
Tight times at the DA's officeFolks aren't buying products and services like they used to and the impact of dwindling government sales tax revenues is about to be felt hard inside the local agency charged with putting criminals in prison. In an interview this morning, District Attorney Tony Ra ... More >>
California law mandates that school districts notify teachers and administrators about possible layoffs for the following school year by a certain date. This year's deadline is Sunday and, facing uncertain financial futures, many districts are issuing pink slips. Once the numbers are crunched, many ... More >>
The Los Angeles Times plans to lay off even more employees with the recent decision to rid the local news section. California news will now be folded in the front section alongside national and foreign news.Quoted from a memo sent by publisher Eddy Hartenstein:"In the coming weeks, we will introduce ... More >>
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As editor Ted B. Kissell's "A Bad Week at the Weekly" post about layoffs at OC Weekly continued (and is continuing) to generate comments, newsroom staffers received a memo about the matter this week from our Village Voice Media overlords. Now, before I reveal what was in the memo, let me itera ... More >>
Here's somewhat encouraging news in discouraging times. Although "at least eight people were laid off this year from the company's office in Woodland Hills", according to an article in the LA Times, about a dozen Daily Grill executives -- whose annual salaries range from $100,000 to $350,000 -- are ... More >>
Los Angeles Times management has laid off two more veteran reporters in its already-decimated Orange County bureau, according to Times sources. The latest to leave will be Gil Reza and Christian Berthelsen, two outstanding veterans with long lists of accomplishments. Amazingly, the Times OC edito ... More >>
Sad news about a really good guy, Tony Dodero: the former editor-in-chief of the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot is being let go as the director of news and online for L.A. Times Community News publications, which include the Pilot, Huntington Beach Independent and Laguna Beach Coastline Pilot ... More >>
"Breaking" news in its "Newspaper Deathwatch" category: Media Bistro reports Orange County Register employees are unsure whether to take the buyout currently being offered or risk having future buyout offers lowered: Nervous staffers at the Orange County Register had been considered asking for vol ... More >>
The Pelican Grill at the Pelican Hill Resort is the last place I would think of when it comes to Monday Night Football. After all, this is a valet-parking, ocean-views, uniformed-waiter, white-table-cloth kind of establishment, where the customers are the country-club types, not the average Joe Six ... More >>
Apparently trying to compete with the Orange County Register for worst place to work on the planet, the Los Angeles Times is about to lay off 250 people, including 150 newsroom employees, according to a source who, for the time being at least, still actually works at the paper. There's been rumors ... More >>
Late yesterday the AP confirmed news that Nick Schou broke last week right here on our blog: the paper has taken the layoff model to another level and will now outsource some of its editing and layout duties to a "global media" company near New Delhi. With the last round of layoffs knocking 90 pe ... More >>
It's never fun being right about this kind of thing, but apparently the OC Register is laying off 80 to 90 employees, according to a post today on the newspaper's website. Here's about half of the post (it's really short): "... [Publisher Terry] Horne cited Orange County's sluggish economy, es ... More >>
Last week, I reported that the Orange County Register is in secret talks with Dean Singleton, owner of the Denver-based MediaNews Inc. and an all-around Darth Vader of daily news--he bought and all but killed the Long Beach Press Telegram, just as one example--to share content and lay off writers. I ... More >>
Today came the announcement of two major developments in the world of Southland journalism. One announcement is superbad and the other superfresh awesome. So which do you want first? Well, the good's so good, you'll probably forget the bad so long as you hear the good last, so here's the bad. Deep b ... More >>
This week, an anonymous source sent the Weekly a poem called "Scowl," which appears to be a riff on Allen Ginsberg's famous and similarly-titled manifesto of 1950s beatnik angst, "Howl." The poem also appears to be written by someone intimately familiar with the inner workings of the Orange County R ... More >>
The AP wires are humming today with news that Brian Doyle, former deputy press secretary for the Department of Homeland Security, has been sentenced. Doyle was caught sending sexually explicit messages to Sheriff's deputies posing as a 14-year-old girl named Ashlynne, for which he has been sentenced ... More >>
To prevent layoffs on the heels of a sharp decline in advertising revenue, Freedom Communications--the parent company of The Orange County Register--today offered voluntary severance packages to employees, according to sources. "If not enough people opt out, then there will be layoffs," a veteran o ... More >>
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We've all been out of work before and never looked this good. Megan Fox bikini pictures, Part 2, from her Hawaiian vacation (see Part 1) show somebody who doesn't seem to give a damn about losing her Transformers job. Of course, her boyfriend has been unemployed for 15 years, so maybe it's just rubbing off. Still, we can't help but wonder if behind that amazing ass and sexy bikini body, if there isn't some concern for the next paycheck. In short, who will Megan Fox have to sleep with to get her next gig. The Hollywood casting couches must be getting excited with anticipation.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Former quarterback Archie Manning and country singer Sammy Kershaw have been enlisted to spread the word about the dangers of wildfires during Louisiana's long drought.
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It seems you've been hit by the Chingalera hate. Don't take it personally, (even though he likely meant it that way), he's been going ape shit lately. He's taken to calling ME a stalker publicly, even though I have had him ignored for days now so I only see what he DOES now, not what he writes. He's private messaged me 5 times since he complained I'm stalking him, my only response was 'you just can't stop, can you' (and Comment hidden because you are ignoring chingalera.).
Sorry he killed your video out of spite, he's done it to me too, and is working on taking over the sift with his ridiculousness. Don't let him bully you out....please.
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You just received a gift of 1 Power Point from member @chingalera. What a generous meatbag.
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The Bellmont girls won the events they expected to win Tuesday evening in a Northeast Hoosier Conference track triangular with Homestead and East Noble at Bob Worthman Stadium but they still fell far behind the other teams in the final score.
With seven first place finishes, Homestead squeaked past East Noble 66 to 62.5. Despite six blue ribbons, the Squaws managed just 38.5 points (30 coming on the first place finishes). Bellmont did not get any second place ribbons while picking up three thirds and three fourth place spots.
WABASH—Adams Central's Troy Tonner shattered the Southwood Relays record in the discus throw Friday night powering out a 160'0.5 toss and the Jets finished second overall in the team standings with 89.50 points behind Eastbrook's 105.
Tonner did what he has been doing all season long in the discus and that is easily demolishing the rest of the field. The former record of the Southwood event was 159'1. Tonner's new record Friday night was almost an amazing 20 feet longer than the second place finisher.
13: ADAMS CENTRAL-Track at Southwood Invitational, 5 p.m.; BELLMONT-Softball vs. Crestview, 5 p.m.
14: ADAMS CENTRAL-Tennis at East Noble Invitational, 9 a.m.; SOUTH ADAMS-Golf at Brookwood Shootout, 9 a.m., Tennis at East Noble Invitational, 9 a.m.; Softball DH vs. Norwell, 11 a.m., Baseball DH at Cambridge City Tourney, 11:30 a.m.
FT. WAYNE— The Braves ran into one of the best pitchers they will see all season against the South Side Archers and were blanked, 8-0 on Thursday night.
Will Coursen-Carr, an IU-bound senior hurler, set down fifteen Braves en route to a complete game shutout of Bellmont.
"Bellmont has hit us better than a lot of teams will this season," stated Matt Harmon, coach at South Side.
CELINA—An impressive showing by Bellmont track teams in a triangular meet Thursday night didn't result in wins but the Squaws shattered the school record book with four new standards while the Braves posted 37 season best efforts.
Bellmont and Adams Central did battle on the softball field at the Teepee on Monday night with the Jets coming away with three runs in the top of the seventh inning to stun the Squaws, 6-4.
AC improves to 2-0 on the come from behind win against a quality Squaws team. Lindsey McDougall was a critical part of the win with a two-RBI single with one out in the seventh.
"McDougall's hit was the key hit in the victory," coach Cary Blake stated.
Bellmont hosted the Blackford Bruins last night at the Teepee and came away with a convincing 12-4 win to improve their record to 4-1 on the season.
Senior Matt Stidam received the ball for Bellmont and went six innings allowing only two hits, three earned runs and two strikeouts.
Short of adding a fourth team (which every coach mentioned post-game), the Adams County Coaches vs. Cancer Classic was a great event and fit its description perfectly: classic.
Game one: Adams Central vs. Bellmont
Every time that AC would put up some runs on the board, coach Ben Fawbush and his Braves would respond with an answer. The final result was a thrilling 10-7 win over the Jets that started off a trio of baseball games that would not disappoint as the day went on.
The Decatur Baseball Association's field cleanup date has been switched from this week to Saturday, April 14, at 8 a.m., it was noted by league president Jim Hopkins. The various league slate will be out in a few days.
Official opening Day for Decatur Baseball will be Saturday, May 5. Team pictures will be taken that day.
The Bellmont girls track team scored first place finishes in 11 of the 16 events Thursday night at Bob Worthman Stadium but saw victory elude them by seven points as Jay County captured a triangular meet with 75 points while the Squaws had 68 and Adams Central was third with 21.
"It's hard to believe we won that many events but lost the meet," concluded BHS coach Carl Risch, adding that Jay County won the meet with its depth.
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One more thing for today baby. Jordan described the contact juggling as MOONWALKING/ANILLUSION. I'm all like totally.
Oh baby, one more thing. I bought this awesome belt last night. It is so Michael Jackson. it is big circle gold links (really chingly really cheap) and every other link has a colored jewel on it. It's on elastic so its really cool. Kinda like the belt you wore on Dangerous, but girly.
Well, I wore my shades all night bc I was going for the rock star look. We met at this awesome little bar in the back of a diner. It was so 70s and moody. Black naugahide walls and booths. Super cool. For like the first 20 minutes I was there was silent and then someone put on Thriller on the juke box. Well Jordan really liked the Slash performance on the MTV awards, I learned. He had some nice things to say about MJ. Then we came back to my house after a couple drinks (I had a shot and a bloody mary which he bought me). At my house we smoked 4 bowls. Then once he got high, he got to more talking.
A difference in hanging with a white person is that all the Black people in his stories are identified as Black. With Black people, is the opposite. Well, he said that the Black manager only got his job bc he's Black. Isn't that just typical for a white person to say? I was just like, oh I thought he was cool for a second. . .
Well, we went back to the bar and got cheese fries. Met up with Sean. He and his girl friend were so messed up. She was tap dancing in the alley to an old 70 something year old hippie's guitar and Sean was selling weed out of his back pack. Interesting. They were so wasted they were tippy.
Then I drove Jordan home which was far. He should have just told me where he lived, cuz he directed me in a big circle. I had a headache and just couldn;t wait to get him out of my car. he talks way too much and the sound of his voice was grating on my nerves.
Interesting. At least now I have a cool spot to take Ali to this week. Now you know. . .
Well, we didn't get through the night without a racist statement. See I told you. I did learn about this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtztrcGkCBw
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Clinical validity The accuracy and reliability of the test in identifying patients with the disorder of interest.
Clinical utility The possibility that the test will lead to improved health.
Diagnostic test A test to confirm a specific condition.
Prognostic test A test which predicts the possibility of developing a specific condition.
On March 22, 2010, the roundtable convened a public workshop to examine the perceived value of genetic and genomic technologies, both present and future, in clinical practice from the perspectives of different stakeholders.1 The workshop was designed to build on the concepts of analytical validity, clinical validity, and clinical utility (Box 1-1) as well as the concepts of personal utility, public utility, and economic value, and to explore these concepts through questions such as:
How do different stakeholders define the value of genetic and genomic technologies?
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I doubt that I'm the first to wonder about this so there is probably an existing thread that covers this.
However, I've been reading Chowhound daily for months so I don't think there's a recent thread.
I live in the southern part of Rockville ("North Bethesda").
I love going to Ambrosia and Ize's Bagels. The food is fine...nothing exciting but I really, really, like the owners.
Do you have any favorites where you go there because of the staff?
Sushi Zen in Falls Church and India's in Annapolis, both have good food, and extremely nice owners/chefs.
In your neck of the woods (Rockville/Bethesda), I have found the following proprietor-owned shops to have exceptionally friendly owners/staff:
Mia's Pizza
Tony Lin's
Joe's Noodle
Bob's 88 Shabu Shabu / Bob's Noodle 66
Bobby's Crabcakes
I can post on the opposite of this, which would be Primo Italiano in Reston. I boycotted starting a few years ago and continually have heard bad stories about the guy. Yesterday in fact, though, I heard he stopped interacting with customers and may not be there at all anymore, so maybe I'll go back - I miss the food.
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Oh, but I do have to add Jimmy's in Herndon. You can feel as if you're at Jimmy's home, especially when there's any Buffalo team playing any sport on tv.
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I like the food at Hollywood East on the Boulevard (the menu is large enough for anybody to find something good that they like) but Jeanette, the owner, is so personable that she adds grace to place when she is there.
I like the owner at Bob's too (I assume it's Bob), he's always so glad to talk about the food. Also, the owner at the Taco Shop at Washingtonian Center that shares space with a gas station. The place is spotless, he's always upgrading but keeping the food real, always wants to make sure you have plenty of salsas and hot peppers, gets your food together quickly and accurately, and apologizes if it takes just a bit long.
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Taqueria Distrito Federal. I like the owner better than the food and the food is pretty good.
Solly's Tavern on U Street- LOVE Solly and his PBR cans! (And Australian meat pies...mmm...)
For me its usually less about the owners then about the staff, since I rarely have an interaction with owners/managers (except at Butterfield 9 where the manager was very friendly and had recognized me from past visits).
When I lived in Adams Morgan made The Diner my local hangout because I really loved the staff. Plus the food was pretty good at a cheap price. It was the perfect neighborhood spot. (Except on the weekends during breakfast/brunch hours).
Tokyo Sushi in Glen Burnie/Pasadena. Doesn't hurt that the sushi rocks, and the sashimi is some of the finest in town. It's been great watching the owner's kid grow up at the restaurant, from playing with legos and trucks to doing his homework and rocking the PSP. I love the owner's smile and warm greeting when we come in. It's truly a joy to be greeted that way.
Bella Napoli on Mountain Road in Glen Burnie/Pasadena. Pasquale is always there, always doing the rounds, and is always taking great care of his customers. He said nearly all of their business is repeat business. The make their own fresh mozarella (it is divine) and serve great pies. Between the food, the warmth and friendliness of the staff, and the wine (house chianti carafes make you feel like you're back in the old country; Thursday is half-price wine night for all bottles, we had a stellar Chianti reserva for a ridiculously low $18), this place is one we will keep coming back to, again and again.
Thai Landing in Mt. Vernon. The owner will give you little candies and chat with you. I think the prices are a bit high for Thai food, but always end up going there over other Thai places because of the proprieter.
Restaurant Eve. Cathal and Meshelle obviously care about what they're doing, and they're just really cool people. And that goes double for Todd Thrasher.
Good idea for a thread.
Santa Fe Cafe in Rosslyn. Nice story re. the owner and staff. His dream to own a restaurant, bought a place, kept the staff on who wanted to stay, helped them become US citizens, and now they help run the place. Always closed on federal holidays to give staff the day off; everyone is really nice; service is good; and the food is consistent.
Maneki Neko in Falls Church: Again, nice owners, nice staff. Very child friendly restaurant. You feel like a regular after having been a few times. Active in the community, etc..
Il Porto on Muddy Branch in Gaithersburg. Pines of Rome on Hampden La in Bethesda, when Marco is there. Barking Dog on Elm St in Bethesda. And believe it or not, I would go back to the Red Rock Canyon at the Rio because the manager has been consistently responsive to all complaints.
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nick - What about Pines of Rome do you like? I have many friends who really like it... but I must be missing something.
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For me, it is the neighborhood Italian place I grew up with on LI. Servers who know you and your kids, specials like scallops in shell, fresh fish, and fritto misto, cheap, but bad house red, white pizza, and the surprise dessert you will get on occasion. Yes, parking is tough, lighting is dark, but Marco will cook anything you want when he's there to oversee the kitchen, and you can make as much noise as you want
In your neck of the woods (n.bethesda/s.rockville), Seven Seas . Exceptionally friendly family owned place. Great Chinese seafood too.
I'll second Visions in Bethesda.... Chefs Tony and Iddy are fantastic and really like to meet and talk to their customers. I've had some great meals there (and some that were off a bit) but they are always open to suggestions. Ex-McCormick and Schmitt team so their seafood is usally good.
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I totally agree. Chef Orlando even came out and greeted me the first time I ate there. The waitstaff is friendly as well. A nice neighborhood spot. But I don't always see a lot of people in there. Maybe it's because when I've been there has been on the more early side (5:30-6:30) and during a weekday. I always worry that not enough people are dining there because its good, affordable, and laid back.
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Italian Pines in Gburg...Ricardo is super nice and we love the food.
Antojitos in Gburg...owner is so friendly, our dishes have been hit or miss, keep going back.
Mia's Bethesda...super nice and really like the food
Brasserie Montecarlo...Sonny is super nice and attentive..and we love the food


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Devin \d(e)-vin\ as a boy's name (also used as girl's name Devin), is pronounced DEV-in. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Devin is "bard, poet". May also possibly mean "young deer". May also come from the French "divin", meaning "divine, perfect".
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Devin is also pronounced similarly to Daven, Davian, Davien, Davin, Davion, Davon, Davyn, Deavon, Devan, Devane, Devaun, Deven, Deveon, Devine, Devion and Devonn. Other suggested similar baby names are Bevin, Delvin, Dervin, Devlin, Jevin, Kevin, Levin, Nevin and Tevin.
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Popularity of Devin
Devin is a very popular first name for males (#395 out of 1220) and also a very popular surname or last name for all people (#23107 out of 88799) (2000 U.S. Census).
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New Generation AC-DC Power Supplies in Metal EnclosureJuly 30, 2014 4:28 pm | by MDT Staff | Product Releases | Comments
Power Sources Unlimited has announced the TXM Series new generation of cost effective AC-DC power supplies with the popular low-profile metal case with screw terminal connection that makes them easy to install in any equipment...
Study: Marine pest provides advances in maritime anti-fouling and biomedicineJuly 30, 2014 4:26 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | Comments
A team of biologists, led by Clemson University associate professor Andrew S. Mount, performed cutting-edge research on a marine pest that will pave the way for novel anti-fouling paint for ships and boats and also improve bio-adhesives for medical and industrial applications.
Tazca Connects and Telehealth International Partnership to Deploy Turnkey Telehealth Solutions for Disadvantaged Rural AreasJuly 30, 2014 4:10 pm | News | Comments
Tazca Connects and Telehealth International Partnership (TIP) to deploy turnkey Telehealth solutions for disadvantaged rural areas worldwide based on affordable 4G LTE-as-a-Service. The partnership accelerates high quality healthcare by increasing rural community access to medical specialists.
NSF grant to Wayne State supports new concept for manufacturing nanoscale devicesJuly 30, 2014 3:58 pm | News | Comments
According to the National Science Foundation, nanotechnology is the creation and utilization of functional materials, devices, and systems with novel properties and functions. A major bottleneck in scaling up nanotechnology is the lack of manufacturing methods that connect different functional materials into one device.
Dissolvable fabric loaded with medicine might offer faster protection against HIVJuly 30, 2014 3:49 pm | by EurekAlert! | News | Comments
University of Washington bioengineers have discovered a potentially faster way to deliver a topical drug that protects women from contracting HIV. Their method spins the drug into silk-like fibers that quickly dissolve when in contact with moisture, releasing higher doses of the drug than possible with other topical materials such as gels or creams.
Cold Genesys Raises $13.57 Million in a Series A Round of Financing to Accelerate Its Ongoing Phase II/III Clinical Trial for Bladder CancerJuly 30, 2014 3:38 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 30, 2014--Cold Genesys, Inc. ("CGI"), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing oncolytic immunotherapies for cancer, announced today that it has secured Series A financing of $13.57 million from Ally Bridge Group. CGI will deploy the capital...
Indoor and Outdoor Sun Tanning or Sun Burns Directly Linked to Deadly Melanoma Skin CancerJuly 30, 2014 1:37 pm | by PR Newswire | News | Comments
BOCA RATON, Fla., July 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Today the US Surgeon General issued the most stern warning to date for indoor and outdoor sun tanning or sun burns stating they can lead directly to deadly melanoma skin cancer. In his statement Surgeon, General Boris Lushniak,...
Transluminal Technologies receives CE Mark approval for velox CD vascular closure deviceJuly 30, 2014 1:37 pm | by PR Newswire | News | Comments
SYRACUSE, N.Y., July 30, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Transluminal Technologies LLC, a Syracuse, NY-based medical device company, has announced today that they have received CE Mark approval for the velox CD™ Vascular Closure Device. Velox CD™ provides a safe and predictable...
Growing Popularity of Multimodality Imaging Will Drive the Preclinical Animal Research Imaging System MarketJuly 30, 2014 11:41 am | by PR Newswire | News | Comments
BURLINGTON, Mass., July 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Decision Resources Group finds that the United States preclinical animal research imaging system market will be significantly driven by the trend toward multimodality imaging, such as combining computed tomography and magnetic...
Brainwaves can predict audience reactionJuly 30, 2014 11:30 am | by EurekAlert! | News | Comments
Media and marketing experts have long sought a reliable method of forecasting responses from the general population to future products and messages. According to a study conducted at The City College of New York, it appears that the brain responses of just a few individuals are a remarkably strong predictor. By analyzing the brainwaves of ...
CD-adapco Helps Advance the use of Simulation in Medical Device IndustryJuly 30, 2014 11:12 am | News | Comments
CD-adapco announced its renewed membership with the Medical Device Innovation Consortium (MDIC), the first public-private partnership focused exclusively on the unique needs of the medical device community. MDIC made tremendous progress in the first year by bringing together the key players in the field of Computational Modeling and Simulation (CM&S). This momentum will drive
New Material For Surgical Products Could Aid In Healing ProcessJuly 30, 2014 11:03 am | by McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science | News | Comments
When a foreign material like a medical device or surgical implant is put inside the human body, the body always responds. According to Northwestern's Guillermo Ameer, most of the time, that response can be negative and affect the device's function.
Researchers identify potential biomarker for ADJuly 30, 2014 10:55 am | by EurekAlert! | News | Comments
Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) report variants in a new gene, PLXNA4, which may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD). The discovery of this novel genetic association may lead to new drug treatment options that target PLXNA4 specifically. These findings appear in the Annals of Neurology.
Engineering Live: AC vs. DC (On Demand)July 30, 2014 10:47 am | by MDT Staff | Videos | Comments
In the old war of currents between Edison and Tesla, Tesla's alternating current proved to be the winner in grid distribution. We wonder if it will prevail when it comes to local and regional distribution. The new distribution extends deeper than the power grid....
App for headache sufferers shows successJuly 30, 2014 10:21 am | by EurekAlert! | News | Comments
A unique app that helps headache sufferers to record the severity and regularity of their pain is being used as part of a Griffith research study. A new approach to the treatment of headaches, the ENHANCE project looks at coping with their triggers and is


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Four Ways to Save Using Social Media
June 30 is national Social Media Day. In celebration of the technological holiday, we thought we'd help you keep some dough in your wallet. More money in your account, means less that you have to spend on student loans. Here are four ways that social media can save you cash:
1. Facebook contests: Many businesses use giveaways to promote their Facebook pages. Prizes range from gift cards to vacations. SimpleTuition and BookRenter.com are hosting their own contest right now, with a grand prize of an iPad 2, a Chrome backpack, noise canceling headphones and a $500 textbook scholarship.
2. Save anywhere with foursquare: Sign into foursquare on your smartphone to snag deals near campus. Hit the "specials" section in the explore tab to find discounts in your area. A growing number of restaurants, coffee shops and retailers offer price cuts or free gifts to foursquare users. Plus, the app is free to use and download.
3. Thrifty Tweets: A whole list of Twitter accounts tweet deals and freebies. Check out @ILoveFreeThings and @FreeStuffRocks for multiple daily tweets on free food, clothing and movie rentals. When you get tired of eating at the campus cafeteria, @CouponsRack posts a variety of discounts, especially food-related ones.
4. Frugal Facebook pages: Use social media to save cash on textbooks next semester. Visit Chegg's Hot Deals app to sort through low-priced textbooks. BookRenter's Facebook page features an app that allows students to earn some extra cash by selling old textbooks.
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There is some bad news for hot hatch fans who also love efficiency. The chances of the Volkswagen Golf GTD coming to the US are increasingly slim, according to an interview with Volkswagen Group of America CEO Michael Horn in Automotive News. Horn says that the model would cost too much to import from Germany. Cue the sad trombone.
"The GTD would be a great car. The price point is not really attractive. So the probability is sort of diminishing," said Horn. While other Volkswagen diesel engines for North America are built in Silao, Mexico, the factory can't support the high-output 2.0-liter diesel, he claims.
The Golf GTD seemed like a sure thing for the US market. It was slated to launch as a 2016 model for around $27,000. The opportunity of a hot hatch with 181 horsepower, 280 pound-feet of torque and over 40 miles-per-gallon fuel economy seemed perfect. Earlier, VW even brought a few previous-generation models for journalists to try out, and we liked it.
However, the GTD isn't completely off the table quite yet. "Within product planning it's still under investigation, but it's looking less likely," said Mark Gillies Manager of Product and Technology at VW US Media to Autoblog. He didn't say what caused plans to change.
As some sustenance to diesel fans, Horn tells AN that a cheaper version of the standard Golf TDI is coming. VW is also still deciding whether to add tooling to build all-wheel drive vehicles in Mexico. It would allow vehicles the Golf TDI SportWagen concept from the New York Auto Show to be made. Petrol hot hatch fans can look forward to the seventh-generation GTI in June.