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The crime rate in Cottonwood is considerably higher than the national average across all communities in America from the largest to the smallest, although at 40 crimes per one thousand residents, it is not among the communities with the very highest crime rate. The chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime in Cottonwood is 1 in 25. Based on FBI crime data, Cottonwood is not one of the safest communities in America. Relative to Arizona, Cottonwood has a crime rate that is higher than 81% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.
Importantly, when you compare Cottonwood to other communities of similar population, then Cottonwood crime rate (violent and property crimes combined) is quite a bit higher than average. Regardless of how Cottonwood does relative to all communities in America of all sizes, when NeighborhoodScout compared it to communities of similar population size, its crime rate per thousand residents stands out as higher than most.
The crime data that NeighborhoodScout used for this analysis are the seven offenses from the uniform crime reports, collected by the FBI from 17,000 local law enforcement agencies, and include both violent and property crimes, combined.
Now let us turn to take a look at how Cottonwood does for violent crimes specifically, and then how it does for property crimes. This is important because the overall crime rate can be further illuminated by understanding if violent crime or property crimes (or both) are the major contributors to the general rate of crime in Cottonwood.
From our analysis, we discovered that violent crime in Cottonwood occurs at a rate higher than in most communities of all population sizes in America. The chance that a person will become a victim of a violent crime in Cottonwood; such as armed robbery, aggravated assault, rape or murder; is 1 in 224. This equates to a rate of 4 per one thousand inhabitants.
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Write. Or Die.
My NaNo novel is kicking my butt. I'm not saying pseudonym's stories are formulaic, but they sort of are. They follow a familiar pattern and have familiar elements and, while I do try to bring something fresh to the formula, they have a structure that feels easy to me, because I've done it many times. And while pseudonym's stories have explored every genre under the sun within the confines of her genre, a YA/New Adult novel is completely kicking my ass.
But I'm kicking back. I'm shoving it out. I got busy this month, so I wrote about 20K on a project I was finishing later than I wanted to, plus I wrote about 5K on a novel I want to write sometime soon, plus I lost a lot of days being sick.
So I have five more days to hit 50K. I've calculated that if I write 500-750 words an hour for the next five days, about 12 hours a day, then I should be good.
Write or Die is a lifesaver at helping me push the words out past my fears. NaNo has inspired some genius inventions, that's for sure.
And it's not just NaNo that's pressing on me. There are two more novels targeted for New York that I want to write in the next few months, as well as pseudonym has about 60K worth of projects for the first few weeks of 2010, plus a 60K erotic novel I want to test out self-publishing with.
I love my life right now, and I'm definitely feeling the pressure to hustle for fear I'll lose it. I do need to up my income in the next year… or find another career. And that is NOT an option.
So it's write or die for me.
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The "I Drove My Family Nuts Getting All These Pics" Dining Review! UPDATED 4/8 FINAL
Yes, it is true! I made my family a little crazy trying to get all of these pictures of our food! They heard a few, "WAIT! I didn't get a picture yet!" when going for that first bite of their meal. :lmao: I do feel a bit bad about that, but not too much, because now I can make this dining report!
Our family consists of DH, who will eat almost anything, DS7, who loves a great burger, DD5, who wants to eat 24/7, and myself, who thinks I am hungry until I take a few bites, and then I can't possibly fit anymore in. None of us are picky, and we had a blast on the dining plan this time. We usually do Tables in Wonderland, but since we were doing a package this time, we went with the regular dining plan. Our favorite part was using up the snack credits at the end of our stay.
We just got home today from our trip. We spent 9 days in the world at the French Quarter, which we love! We were sad to leave, and we are already missing it. I figured I would get this review started while everything is still fresh in my mind. So, in the words of Peter Pan, here... we... goooooo......
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Our First Day!
We drove in and on the way down we stopped at Red Robin in Port Orange for lunch. We don't have one where we live so we really enjoy stopping by there when we head to Disney. I didn't take any pictures here, but the food was great. I had the Royal Red Robin Burger, which comes with a fried egg on top of the patty. It is really good and it is my favorite burger to order there. My husband got the Sauteed Shroom Burger and he loved it, as always. DS ordered the kid's burger with a side of apples. DD chose the parmesan noodles with a side of Freckled Fruit Salad. Both of them loved their meals and finished almost the entire thing. Now, if you have been to Red Robin, you probably know that their delicious steak fries are unlimited. We didn't utilize that this time, but we learned that the kids' sides are also unlimited! My kids down fruit like it is nothing, so this was great for them. They both got an extra portion of their side choices and they were very happy with that.
We finished our trip down to the world and checked into the French Quarter at Port Orleans. We love this resort because it is so much more compact than all of the others. We ended up getting upgraded to a garden view room right where we wanted to be building 4. This was great because it was near to parking and the Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory. We were hoping for this because we utilize our drink mugs a lot and this makes fill ups much easier! We loaded our things into our room and then took a boat from the resort over to Downtown Disney to kill a few hours. The first thing we did was get our Ghiradelli sample, which was a chocolate caramel square and oh so good!
We looked around for a few hours until we worked up an appetite and we ready for dinner at one of our favorite places, Earl of Sandwich! The husband always choses something different every time we go here, and this time he selected the Full Montagu and added the horseradish sauce to it. He said it was great and he will order that again next time. For his dessert he selected the Strawberry Shortcake and said that he thought it was tasty. I tried it, and it was quite good, I would order it again for sure. He shared some of it with DD & DS after they were finished with their meals. The kids both got a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich with a fruit cup for their side and water to drink. I got my usual here, the Original 1762 sandwich, with the Brownie Cream Sandwich for dessert. My sandwich was amazing and I ate almost all of it. I was so full from it though that I couldn't even take a bite of my brownie, however, DH had no trouble finishing it for me! He ate about half of it. Of course, with taking pictures of everyone else's food, I totally forgot to take one of my own until it was half eaten, so I'm sorry about those! Luckily, this is the only time that happened on our trip. :)
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Both kids' PB&J:
My Original (sorry, half eaten!):
The Brownie (again, DH ate half before I thought to get a picture, luckily, this was the last time that happened!):
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Next, we caught the boat back to the French Quarter just in time to see them roasting marshmallows in the Cajun Campfire. DH, DS, and DD roasted 3 each and we got a few of them to go for a special treat a little later.
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We were planning to watch the movie on the lawn that night, which was The Incredibles. It was a bit chilly out and so we thought we would grab some hot chocolate in our mugs and take that with us while we viewed the featured film, which was The Incredibles.
Hot Chocolate & Marshmallows in Resort Mug for the Movie:
It worked out really well, and after the movie, we had a bit of room left in our bellies to share an order of something I have been wanting to try since I first heard of them years ago, the Beignets! It was really neat to watch the man making these and know that they were fresh and warm when we received them. They were just right, not too sweet, not to soft, not too hard, just perfect. We shared the three puffed powdered sugar covered dough pillows, and our first evening at Disney was complete! :goodvibes
The Beignets!
Looking forward to your reviews! Love EOS and the treats from POFQ are on our must do list.
Looking forward to more! I am going to try Earl next time. In all our trips we have never been. :confused3 Must do!! Those sandwiches look great!
Looking foward to hear about the rest of your trip.
Aaaaaahhhhh Beignets one of my faves!!
Are the pictures showing up huge for everyone? I've resized them in photo bucket, but they aren't resizing for me! Not sure if it is just me, or everyone.
Edited - Wait I think I got it, I just wasn't saving the resize correctly! :)
Great start! Looking forward to more!
weird...i am positive I posted to this a few hours ago...Oh well..
Thanks for your reviews so far and I TOO love THE FULL MONTAGU...that is the one I get usually every trip..hubby loves the Original..this place is a must do for a sandwich..
we always go to Port Orleans French Quarter but this trip coming up is for our granddaughter and her fiance ..so we opted for an All Star Resort...
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Seven Questions for Vintage Magazine Founder Ivy Baer Sherman
The new issue of Vintage Magazine, with linoleum-inspired covers by Chip Kidd. Below, editor-in-chief Ivy Baer Sherman in a photo by Victoria Jackson.
Technically, Vintage Magazine is—you guessed it—a magazine, but the term fails to convey the visual and tactile pleasures contained within its covers, which for the fourth ("Quatrième") issue are a multi-flap affair designed to evoke the look and feel of vintage linoleum. Inside is a cabinet of curiosities worth of architecture- and design-focused features that range from musings on the enduring legacy of Elsie de Wolfe to a glimpse inside the New York townhouse of Robert and Cortney Novogratz—in the form of a DIY pop-up created by paper engineer Shawn Sheehy. The woman behind this biannual celebration of design, culture, and the creative possibilities of print is Vintage's founding editor-in-chief and publisher Ivy Baer Sherman and as we pored over the new issue, she told us about the origins of Vintage, the challenges of producing each issue, and the importance of living with flair (and Flair).
What led you to create Vintage Magazine?
Several years ago I was introduced to Fleur Cowles' Flair at a 2003 retrospective of the magazine, "Fleur on Flair," at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery. I was struck, at first glance, by Flair's beauty…and promptly judged the magazine, as we are taught to never ever do, by its exquisite cover. The distinguishing feature of a Flair cover was a die cut—which offered an artful glimpse onto the world within. Turning the cover revealed further delights—foldouts and fabulous illustrations—by Saul Steinberg, by fashion designer Rene Gruau; riveting writing—Salvador Dali on his search for a gypsy angel, Tallulah Bankhead on Louis Armstrong; short stories by Tennessee Williams. I left the show acutely attuned to the extraordinary physical draw of a magazine: the lure of stunning design, the striking sensation of ink on paper, the ravishing commingling of keenly-wrought words and fine art and editorial flair, the tactile quality of the read. I knew then and there that I wanted to create a magazine in the spirit of Flair for today's audience. Voilà, Vintage Magazine.
How do you describe the editorial mission/philosophy?
Vintage Magazine aims to bring aspects of the past to the fore through a celebration of design and the creative possibilities of print—writers and artists are invited to survey the historical impact of art, music, fashion, food, and travel on today's culture. With naysayers focusing on the demise of print these days, what better time to take the art of the magazine to new heights; to create a truly vintage publication, if you will—one that informs, inspires, surprises and delights.
Tell us about the amazing cover of the Quatrième issue and how it came to be.
What an honor to work with Chip Kidd—legendary graphic artist/cover designer. I wanted to do a Vintage version of an architecture and design issue. I talked this over with Chip at our first meeting, my only stipulation being that his cover design allow for the magazine's signature open spine. Chip said that that he'd wanted to try something multi-layered and suggested the resulting homage to vintage linoleum.
Each layer of the cover reveals another pattern of linoleum—the construction is reminiscent of those sample rings of clacking linoleum chips that one finds in flooring showrooms; the paper stock has been selected to evoke a linoleum feel. The printer and binder worked to ensure that the integrity of the cover design would be maintained without compromising the magazine's structural stability.
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Romney's Incredible Luck Continues
Rick Santorum must be wondering if the Iowa vote counters were gay.
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Rick Santorum must be wondering if the Iowa vote counters were gay.
He got that many more votes than Romney in Iowa.
He's "never" sat on a sofa with anyone but his wife.
And then there were five.
Santorum began the testy back-and-forth by calling Romney out for evading a question.
He was both old and an abortion provider.
Perry was in a Palmetto State of Mind, Newt Gingrich was channeling Reagan, and Jon Huntsman talked about ... you guessed it! China!
The two best-known or best-funded challengers, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry, are now attacking Romney from the left.
Fund-raising apparel: not just for Democrats.
Changing the nation, one sweater vest at a time.
Two for the price of one.
During his time in the Senate, Rick Santorum said the words 'abortion', 'fetus', 'partial-birth', and 'womb' on the Senate floor more than any other person.
Unemployment dropped because of "optimism that Republicans will take the White House."
He stuck to a familiar line.
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McCann Worldgroup Introduces McCann ExtraBoldCondensed
NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- McCann Worldgroup today announced the formation of McCann ExtraBoldCondensed (McCann XBC), a division built around one of the agency's largest global clients, MasterCard. Joyce King Thomas, the former chief creative officer of McCann New York and a co-creator of the MasterCard "Priceless" campaign in 1997, returns to McCann Worldgroup and will serve as President, McCann XBC.
McCann XBC, based in New York, offers both the focus of a small, integrated team and the scale of McCann, regardless of geography and in tandem with all the IPG agencies currently servicing MasterCard in over 112 markets around the world. This line-up of IPG agencies includes McCann Erickson, R/GA, Octagon, UM and MRM.
"MasterCard has become over the years one of the most valuable brands in the world," said Alfredo Gangotena, CMO, MasterCard. "With the passion of Joyce and the assemblage of talent, I am very excited about the future as we continue to build one of the most iconic brands in the world."
The McCann XBC leadership team will include, in addition to Joyce King Thomas as President: Richard O'Leary, currently global account director for MasterCard, as Managing Director; and Devika Bulchandani, managing director for global strategy, as Global Strategy Director. McCann XBC will report to Luca Lindner, President, Americas, Middle East and Africa, McCann Worldgroup."MasterCard is a great brand and we are proud of the work we have done and are excited about the opportunity to build on its iconic status," said Lindner. "The world is an infinitely more complex place than it was when we began. McCann XBC was created to turn that complexity into opportunity. And to ensure that MasterCard is getting ideas that propel their business forward, in every country, in every medium."
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Mainstream Publishing - Publisher of the Month
Mainstream was founded in Edinburgh in 1978 and is one of the leading non-fiction publishing companies based in Scotland. In 2005 Mainstream announced an exciting new publishing partnership with Random House combining the marketing might of the biggest publisher in the UK with the independence Mainstream has always prided itself on. 2010 saw this partnership strengthened through the formation of an internal partnership with Transworld Publishers.
With particular emphasis on biography, current affairs, sport and true crime the current list features prominent names including Ian Botham, Nicholas Parsons and Elaine C. Smith.
Mainstream is currently enjoying the success of the Ma series by Irish memoir author, Martha Long. The series has consistently produced bestsellers, regularly appearing in the UK and Irish bestseller lists. Mainstream has also had success with military memoirs in recent times, publishing autobiographies of the late Henry Allingham and William Stone. This year it continues to publish in this genre with Last of the Last by Claude Choules, the last surviving veteran of the Great War, and Dear Joan by Tony Ross and Joan Charles, written through a series of love letters the couple sent to each other during the Second World War.
This year Mainstream is looking forward to Scottish interest titles by Andy Goram, Elaine C. Smith, Sam Torrance, the follow up to Tommy's War by Tommy Cairns Livingstone, Tommy's Peace, and Behind Enemy Lines by Edinburgh war veteran Tommy Macpherson. As well as keeping a strong Scottish list, Mainstream is also successfully competing with the bigger UK companies winning deals with big name authors like Robbie Savage, John Hartson and William Roache, aka Ken Barlow from Coronation Street.
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Kenneth L. Waterson, 71, 222 McDill Ave., Whiting, died Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1999, at St. Michael's Hospital while under the care of Hospice of Portage County.
Funeral services will be at noon Saturday at St. Paul Lutheran Church with the Rev. Mark Freidrich officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Union Cemetery.
Visitation will be at Boston Funeral Home from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday and at the church from 10 a.m. until the services.
Memorials have been established in lieu of flowers for St. Paul Lutheran Church, Hospice of Portage County and the Plover Korean War Memorial.
Mr. Waterson was born Dec. 19, 1927, in Stevens Point, a son of the late Floyd and Florence (Derleder) Waterson. He attended Whiting elementary and graduated from P.J. Jacobs High School.
He served in the 8th Infantry of the 5th Army in the chemical division during the Korean War. He entered service on Nov. 29, 1950, in Milwaukee and was discharged Nov. 16, 1952, at Camp Carson, Colo. He was awarded the Korean Service Medal with two bronze stars, the United Nations Service Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation and the marksmanship medal.
He was married to Jean Ferdon on June 6, 1953, at St. Paul Lutheran Church. She survives.
He began his career with Consolidated Papers, Wisconsin River Division, in 1946. He worked in the stock preparation department, retiring in 1989, as the stock preparation leader. He was a past shop steward and financial secretary of UPIU Local 359.
He was a lifelong member of St. Paul Lutheran Church, active in its Walther League, Men's Club and YAHS (Young at Heart Seniors Group). He also served as church treasurer and usher.
He was a volunteer conversation partner and mentor at Peace Campus Center.
Survivors besides his wife include four sons, Kenneth M. "Mike" (Jeanne M.) and Kevin (Sheila), both of Stevens Point, and Keith (Therese) and Kurt (Sharon), both of Plover; and 13 grandchildren.


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SUBMITTED BY: Brian Tashman, Tuesday 06/24/2014, 9:50am
William Murray, the Religious Right activist and son of American Atheists founder Madalyn Murray O'Hair, is joining in the chorus of sympathy for Vladimir Putin, hailing the Russian leader in a WorldNetDaily column today as a bulwark against the increasingly Marxist and secular West. Murray praises Russia for its "flat tax that encourages growth" — which he contrasts with "our president's Soviet-style" economics — and policies to ensure that "individual achievement is honored and prayer and Bible instruction are welcomed in the classrooms... MORE >
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William Murray, head of the Religious Freedom Coalition and Government Is Not God PAC, writes in WorldNetDaily today that President Obama and the media have a "hatred for Russia" because "morally and spiritually, Russia today is the nation America was in the 1950s." He cites Russia's harsh anti-abortion laws, ban on gays in the military, the influence of the Russian Orthodox Church in government, and flat tax. Why do President Obama and the Western media have such hatred for Russia? What is all the Russia bashing really about? In Russia the clergy are allowed... MORE >
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Andy Towle @ Towleroad: GOProud Co-Founder Jimmy LaSalvia Leaves the Republican Party. Amanda Terkel @ Huffington Post: Steve Stockman Loses Endorsement Of PAC That Backed Him In 2012. Ben Dimiero & Eric Hananoki @ Media Matters: Inside The Laughable Cable News Blog Roger Ailes Reportedly Created. Jeremy Hooper @ GLAAD: Brian Brown extends his anti-LGBT activism across the globe. Travis Gettys @ Raw Story: North Carolina 'wacko bird' GOP candidate Greg Brannon compares food stamps to slavery. Luke Brinker @ Equality Matters: NRO's Charen: It's... MORE >
SUBMITTED BY: Kyle Mantyla, Tuesday 01/07/2014, 5:30pm
For $25, you can get a signed copy of Todd Starnes' forthcoming book, "God Less America: Real Stories From the Front Lines of the Attack on Traditional Values." Speaking of Starnes, he doesn't seem to be available for comment in response to allegations that he is a liar. We have no idea what this means: "I was saying it before the 2010 off-year elections, and I've been saying it since same. The ability to stop the transmogrification of our great nation into a socialist state where we are lorded over by Fabianistic, Neo-Leninist Mensheviks who... MORE >
SUBMITTED BY: Brian Tashman, Monday 12/30/2013, 3:35pm
William Murray's Government Is Not God PAC is deeply troubled by US-sponsored efforts to fight HIV/AIDS in Central America. As the HIV/AIDS Alliance notes, the prevalence of HIV is especially high "among sex workers, transgender people, and men who have sex with men." But Murray's organization, citing a WorldNetDaily article, is upset that the Obama administration wants to "attack heterosexual norms" and "encourage sexuality and gender-equal workplace policies." "These are individuals who are mentally ill and need treatment," the... MORE >
Government Is Not God PAC: Obama Should've Been 'Removed From Office' For His 'Socialist, Islamist, And Pro-Homosexual Agendas'
SUBMITTED BY: Brian Tashman, Monday 09/09/2013, 10:05am
William Murray's Government Is Not God PAC is predictably upset that the Treasury Department and the IRS, in accordance with the Supreme Court's decision that struck down the federal component of DOMA, will recognize legally married same-sex couples. The conservative group said the decision was just more proof that Obama is a "tyrant," lamenting that "in more rational times, he would already have been impeached and removed from office" for pursuing "his socialist, Islamist, and pro-homosexual agendas." It should come as no surprise that Obama... MORE >
SUBMITTED BY: Brian Tashman, Monday 06/17/2013, 10:15am
Government Is Not God PAC has issued a warning to President Obama over his ceremony marking LGBT Pride Month, warning that "his goal of normalizing homosexuality in America" will not go unpunished. The group urged Obama to read what "the Lord Jesus Christ said about those who defile children: 'But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.'" President Barack Hussein Obama and Vice President Joe Biden spent last... MORE >
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The Government Is Not God PAC has "very publicly refused to endorse" Mark Sanford or, as they describe him, "the confessed adulterer who as Commander-in-Chief of South Carolina deserted his post for several days for a 'hook-up' he had arranged online." Is Mike Huckabee already thinking of ending his daily radio show? Rick Scarborough, the anti-gay activist who believes that AIDS is God's punishment for homosexuality, will be on Glenn Beck's television program on Thursday. Another Religious Right tale of Christian victimization bites the dust... MORE >
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Angela didn't have to do either to protect herself and her child — a dog mysteriously ran to the scene and charged the man, who quickly fled.
"I don't think the dog physically attacked the man, but he went at him and was showing signs of aggression, just baring his teeth and growling and barking. It was clear he was trying to defend this woman," Animal Control Lt. Brian Jones told Pet Pulse.
"I don't know what this man's intentions were, but it is very possible this dog saved her life."
The exceptional part of the story, Jones said, is that the dog had never met or even seen the people it quickly jumped to defend.
"You hear about family dogs protecting their owners, but this dog had nothing to do with this woman or her kid," Jones said. "He was like her guardian angel."
After the alleged thief ran away, Angela quickly placed her son, Jordan, in the car and tried to drive off. Before she could, though, the dog jumped into her backseat, waiting with her for the police and animal control officers to arrive at the scene.
The dog was transported to a local shelter and if his owners don't step forward within five days, Jones said, Angela and her family plan to adopt the savior she named "Angel."
Animal control officers and shelter workers believe Angel is lost, and not a stray, because of his good health, sturdy weight and mild temperament.
"It's funny, that someone's irresponsibility could have saved someone's life," Jones said of Angel's possible owners.
For Angela, it doesn't matter where the dog came from, just that he was there when she needed him most.
"I don't know what his [the thief's] intentions were — I don't know why he did it, but I'm glad that — we call him Angel — I'm glad that Angel showed up because I don't know what would have happened," Angela told NBC2 News.


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Puma SE (PUM), Europe's second-largest sporting goods maker, reported quarterly profit that declined more than analysts estimated as sales fell in all regions.
Second-quarter earnings before interest and tax fell to 31 million euros ($40.9 million) from 47 million euros a year earlier, the Herzogenaurach, Germany-based company said today in a statement. Analysts predicted 36.1 million euros, according to the average of 11 estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Puma is closing stores, eliminating jobs and cutting product ranges to combat declining footwear sales, while seeking to boost its performance-wear credentials. The sporting-goods maker cut its 2013 forecasts in May, saying it expects a low-to-mid single-digit decline in currency-adjusted sales as well as pressure on the gross profit margin during the second half. It reiterated the guidance today.
"Southern Europe and the Far East remain challenging," Puma said in the statement. Revenue fell 4 percent to 692 million euros on a currency adjusted basis, trailing the 709 million-euro average of analysts estimates.
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Former Pandora A/S (PNDORA) head Bjoern Gulden started as Puma Chief Executive Officer this month, one of a number of senior management changes that owner Kering SA (KER) has made at the company.
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The Politics of History
This paperback bestseller presents a series of case studies and thought-provoking essays arguing for a radical approach to history and providing a revisionist interpretation of the historian's role. In a new introduction written for this edition, Howard Zinn responds to critics of the 1970 edition and comments further on the radicalization of history.
"The meaning of the sixties in intellectual, political and cultural life is very much debated today. . . . If you want to know how the civil rights movement and the peace movement affected the writing of American history, and indeed the history of the profession itself, Zinn's collection is still the best thing to read."--James R. Green, University of Massachusetts at Boston
"At least for appearance's sake traditional historians have worn that balanced judgment they can 'no more discard than their pants' [p. 163]. Lodging a sharp critique of these erect professionals with humor and grace, Zinn shows that they clothe themselves in this spurious neutrality and in comparable bamboozlements--disinterested scholarship, objective study, dispassionate learning, among them [p. 139]; to cover the simple truth that history is contested terrain in which they are not innocent bystanders. A powerful debamboozler, The Politics of History is a no less powerful call to us all to remember 'forgotten visions, lost utopias, unfulfilled dreams' [pp. 13-14]."-- Richard Drinnon, Bucknell University
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DAVIDSON, N.C. -- After correctly predicting North Carolina as last year's NCAA basketball national champion, a Davidson College math professor and two of his students are at it again.
Using only a set of numbers and equations, the mathletes are hoping they have just has much success this year.
"It seems like so many of them are picking Kansas that it just seems like the human element is going to get us this year," said math professor Dr. Tim Chartier.
That didn't happen last year, the first time Chartier and a couple students used a set of equations to correctly predict the champion, and most of the other games.
"Last year, our best bracket was in the 97th percentile," Davidson senior Erich Kreutzer said.
The one that did really well last year was what's called a step function. That equation adds a team's momentum going into the tournament to factors like its point differential in wins and losses, and its strength of schedule.
"So if you beat a team at the end of the season, that's going to mean a lot more than if you beat a team at the beginning of the season," Kreutzer said.
For Jennings Boley, who has little interest in basketball, being involved in this March Madness math is a sport of its own that adds some more fun to the subject.
"That's part of what's so exciting is seeing how the math and my model will stack up against the experts," he said.
But Chartier admits even the most complex equation isn't always a slam dunk.
"That's why we watch," he said. "We watch because we don't know either, no matter how we model it, you never know, and that's what makes it fun."
The professor got this idea from a colleague at the College of Charleston. That professor also correctly predicted the tournament's 2008 champion.
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