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While iWork on the Mac is still languishing in the last decade, a new report is suggesting that Apple has been working with Windows virtualization company VMWare on a special version of iWork for iPad. According to CRN (spotted by 9to5Mac), the new iPad app will utilize desktop virtualization to offer cloud versions of the iWork suite of apps (Pages, Numbers and Keynote). The app will essentially function as a separate infrastructure from iCloud, and will be predominantly directed towards the enterprise market.
The report notes that the new iWork software will go into direct competition with Microsoft, as the Apple rival has been rumored to be in the middle of preparing a Microsoft Office suite for the iPad. The launch of Office for iPad has been rumored to take place in March 2013, and as it stands, this new software will hopefully be making an appearance sooner rather than later.
That said, one could look at this with a very cynical eye and suggest that Apple has been neglecting iWork for OS X in favor of getting it established on iOS devices, so there's no reason to think that this could be coming soon. While iWork for iOS is all very well and good, Apple needs to get the Mac version updated asap, or it will be a less than stellar launch for the new enterprise-directed iWork app.

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Looks like the new Nintendo Direct brought the noise! Read on fellow nerds!
Legend of Zelda: "A Link to the Past 2″
Looks like a sequel for the SNES classic A Link to the Past is coming to the 3DS. Some old school top down adventuring makes a return and I'm crazy hyped. Looking at a holiday 2013 relase for this one.
Also, Oracles of Ages/Seasons are heading for the eshop on May 30th, which is just dandy.
New Yoshi's Island
Another 3DS game here. Classic sidescrolling action. The visual style looks amazing and I can't wait to see more of it. Good stuff!
Earthbound is finally getting a digital release. But, sadly, only on the Wii-U virtual console. Seems like a bit of a push by Nintendo to get some Wii-U only games. After all I'm sure the game would fit better on the 3DS, and there shouldn't be any technology barrier. Oh well. Expect this out by years end.
Animal Crossing 3DS XL
Lookls like this is gettting a US release witha pre-loaded copy of Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Although Animal Crossing: New Leaf looks to be a perfect fit for digital game, the 3DS XL itself is (in my hosnest opinion) pretty bland. Completely a matter of taste though. (I'll just keep my Pickachu edition firmly in my pocket.) The bundle is going to run gamers $220 MSRP.
Other Shiny New Release Dates
- Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move (3DS) May 9th
- Game and Wario (Wii-U) June 23rd
- Shin Megami Tensei 4 (3DS) July 16th
- Pikmin 3 (Wii-U) August 4th
- Mario and Luigi: Dream Team (3DS) August 11th
- Also, surprise surprise, Professor Layton and the Arzan Legacy is coming sometime this year!
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FORT DODGE (AP) -- The Fort Dodge City Council is changing recently approved rules limiting the number of pets residents can own and whether dogs need to be leashed.
The Fort Dodge Messenger reports the council voted Monday night to change rules approved early this month. Under the new regulations, dogs wouldn't need to be fenced or leashed at all time but would have to be under the control of an owner.
The regulations also no longer limit the number of pets someone can own but state that people can't keep so many animals that it creates unsafe or unsanitary conditions. The law takes effect immediately.
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Weekend Recap
{dog bed from Pottery Barn}
{T by Alexander Wang sweatshirt, Essie Red Nouveau nail polish, and Baublebar bar pendant}
{typical Sunday watching the Niners win!!!}
{had lunch at Tacolicious with the Natalie and Kate}
{they have the best margaritas!}
{stumbled upon this gorg acrylic wine rack at Target}
{my most worn-in Everlys and favorite!}
{they're back!}
{latest uniform: Zara leather jacket, Gap belt, Rag and Bone jeans, J.Crew Everly pumps, J.Crew leopard tote (similar)}
{met with Christine at Jane}
{another gorgeous day in the city}
{finally was able to meet Gaby in person for lunch at Delarosa}
After weeks of holiday themed dinners and parties, this past weekend was exactly what I needed. I met up with Kate and Natalie to eat some yummy food, catch up, and talk about our 2014 blogging goals. It's always so refreshing to meet up with other bloggers who understand exactly what you're going through… I swear we could go on and on (it's another world I tell ya!). The Niners pulled out a big win, which always makes for a great weekend. And, I had the pleasure of meeting Gaby from The Vault Files yesterday. We have been buddies for a while, so it was pretty awesome to meet in person (if you don't already follow her, go now!). I also had a super inspiring meeting about new content for the blog. I cannot wait to share with you all!
I'm definitely feeling refreshed and excited for what 2014 has to offer!
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lots of yummy food porn here and I love the sweatshirt and nail polish combo! xo
can't wait! =D
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I love your shots of the city and that acrylic wine rack is such a good find!
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so good to see you as usual. always so fun catching up. can't wait to see what you have planned. also, not much of a wine drinker, but i'll take that rack. maybe for champagne? talk to ya soon, sista! x
i must go buy that wine bottle holder…. immediately….
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Mercedes Benz to Sponsor Orange County Fashion Destination Group (FDG) and Working Wardrobes Summer Fashion Extravaganza.
The Mercedes-Benz of Laguna Niguel has signed on to be one of the sponsors for the Summer Fashion Extravaganza event organized by the Fashion Destination Group together with Working Wardrobes.
The event, which will be held on June 9, will feature a lot of festivities as well as personalities from the fashion industry. For its part, Mercedes-Benz will be showcasing some of its luxury car models—most likely straight from the Laguna Niguel dealership. After all, fashion is a luxurious endeavor, and Mercedes-Benz has been very active in this industry as evidenced by Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
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I have been having problems for 10 months. I am 35 years old and considered myself to be pretty healthy until this last year...Started with right side pain and bloating, after numerous test they decided to take out my gallbladder. That was not the problem....4 months later was bleeding from the naval and they told me I had a tumor in my appendix and a Uryichal Cyst that had ruptured. I am now 9 weeks post op and still have the same right pain and pressure on my bladder...A couple of days before my period i swell like i'm 8 months preg. After more test they found that I have 5 Fibroid tumors with the largest being on the right side...Could this be my problem for the last 10 months?? Bloating,some heavy bleeding,pressure and pain and bladder frequency. Now they want to do a partial Hysterectomy laporascopically sp? which means i would have to have a biopsy of the uterus in the office...I heard that it is very painful and to be honest I have been through enough....Can anybody tell me if they had to have a biopsy first and if so...How bad was it? Also do my symptoms sound like any you had before your surgery? I dont think I can endure another surgery that will not fix my problem!! Thank you for any information you can give me! :) |
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- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 14:37
I'm so sorry, it sounds overwhelming. It seems that this forum is very slow-moving, but gardenweb's Kitchen Table Forum is quite active. It's almost entirely women, & they have a wealth of experience. I wish you the best. |
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- Posted by michelle_phxaz (My Page) on Fri, Oct 15, 10 at 9:13
Oooh, I feel for you. I can't give you advice on this, but I agree with Sylvia that this forum is sometimes slow with responses to such a specific problem and she is right on with the Kitchen Table Forum. There is a wealth of info there and they always have a chair open to join them! Good luck with your health issues, I went through similar problems in which they also took out my gallbladder (which, like you, wasn't the problem) but mine turned out to be thyroid and stomach issues rolled into one. I felt like a lab rat at the end of the first two years of testing and know how frustrating it can be. Let us know if you get any news. |
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sun, Oct 17, 10 at 17:40
Frankly, I think you should see another doctor. I can't imagine one that is worth anything missing the fibroids. A partial hysterectomy is a waste of time. You will be left with a cervix that could develop inflamations and cervical cancer. Why not just have a complete hysterectomy and get rid of the whole thing!!! I hope that you understand that a complete hysterectomy DOES NOT include removal of the ovaries. |
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Mon, Aug 30, 10 at 9:04
Hi everyone, I am painting my new dining room bleeker beige from BM. The room will have a tray ceiling and I really would love to do an accent ceiling. Any ideas on a color that would complement the bleeker beige and create an inviting room? Thanks in advance!! |
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I have a double tray in my dining room and I am having the same problem picking colors to decorate it. How tall is your ceiling? I think if it's over 9' I would go with a darker more intense color for emphasis and drama. Lighter colors are generally used (but not always) for rooms with 8' ceilings. I think bronze is an excellent suggestion. |
So funny, the gold picture above is the one I saw previously. I think it looks great too. We have 9' ceilings, so I guess I should just go for it and use a bold color! |
what accent colors are you using for furnishings, etc? I'd pick a light version of one of those colors. for example, in my LR/DR area, I'm painting my walls BM Wilmington tan (HC-34). my accent colors in my house are soft greens with an olive/gray cast and burgandys. I decided to paint my woodwork atrium white and my ceilings Bm light breeze (512). btw: my ceilings are 8'8" high and they look higher because my wall color is so rich and darker than the ceiling. |
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Sep 27, 2013 7:20 PM by Connie Tran, KSBY News
A suicide prevention forum at Cal Poly on Friday held much more meaning for the students and the community. Already this week, one Cal Poly student committed suicide, according to the San Luis Obispo Police Department.
The campus club Active Minds hosted the event "Send Silence Packing" at the University Union Plaza. Jessica Watson, the club's president, said they were originally going to have a much larger display for the suicide awareness forum, including a video presentation. The club also planned on laying out 1,100 backpacks to signify the number of students lost to suicide each year nationally. But, Watson said, out of respect, they decided to have a booth at the University Union instead.
At the booth, Watson and other club members handed out cards and pamphlets to their peers, letting them know about the counseling services available at Cal Poly.
Watson said hearing statistics makes suicide very real. She said one in four Americans have some type of mental illness and suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students.
"I think that's why our club is so important, especially the fact that we're a peer helping peer situation, which I think kinda gives us this unique level of accessibility that normally we wouldn't have. But, I think our Cal Poly students don't always know that they have us and our counseling services as a resource at all times," said Watson.
Watson said they were even walking students from the booth at the UU to the counseling services office to show them exactly where it is on campus, because she said not very many people know that resource is there.
On Tuesday, October 1, Cal Poly is holding a candlelight vigil to remember those who have been impacted by suicide, trauma, and mental health issues. It will be held at the Robert E. Kennedy Library at 5:30pm.
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My name is Lang Lang!
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- Breed: Shih Tzu
- Color: Black - With White
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Lang Lang's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Lang is a beautiful Shih Tzu and he's about 3 yrs old and very sweet. He was a matted mess at the shelter and they gave him a beautiful hair cut. He just came in as a stay. Great with other dogs and even cats. Updated on all his shots and neutered and microchipped. If interested in him please go to our web site and fill out our adoption application at www.adoptmerescue.org or come to our adoptions on Sat at the PetCo in Woodland Hills to meet him from 12 to 4 pm.
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Lang Lang, a Studio City Shih Tzu dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Shih Tzu for sale in Studio City, or seeking a Shih Tzu dog from a breeder in Studio City.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Studio City already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Studio City breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Shih Tzu breeders who help with Shih Tzu rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Studio City paves the way for another one to be saved.


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This month we beat up on that most useful of digital devices, the PDA. Our palmOne Tungsten E2 ($230) was purchased off the top of the Amazon.com "top sellers" list.
We love the Tungsten E2's bright screen and Bluetooth functionality, but that didn't stop us from dropping it 4 ft. onto concrete. The Tungsten sustained a few surface scratches, but still worked.
Our 175-pound henchman gave the Tungsten a hefty stomp, but the flimsy-looking protective flip cover did its job. The screen was undamaged, and the Tungsten survived.
Water is a difficult challenge for electronic devices, but we believe in tough love, so we tossed the Tungsten into a bucket of aqua for 15 seconds. The screen stayed on until we fished it out. Oddly, 10 minutes later, the Tungsten powered itself on, then flickered on and off all day. We gave it a weekend to dry out and a fresh charge for good measure--and it worked perfectly!
Not only will the palmOne Tungsten E2 keep all your names, numbers and appointments organized, it won't give them up without a fight.
Hard Workers
Why would we take perfectly good pants, gloves and boots and subject them to harsh treatment using everything from power tools to firearms? To find out who's tougher: the old standbys of the workwear world, or the new kids on the block.BY BEN HEWITT
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My weed whacker got the better of both the General Utility and White Mule gloves, shredding the former in a mere 6 seconds and the latter in just over 9. That's right: The Mules, which cost a fraction of their competition, proved more hardcore.
Not even close. The Ironclads, with their supple synthetic-leather palms, foam knuckle protection and terry cloth sweat 'n' snot wipe, simply mopped the floor with the one-size-fits-all, suede and canvas Mules. They fit so well that I was able to leave them on while retrieving and hammering sixpenny finishing nails. The Mules provided ample protection, but left me feeling ham-fisted.
Both the Justins (steel toe) and Magnums (composite) survived a run-over by my Toyota pickup. (I need a bigger truck.) Frustrated, I got out my .22 rifle and did some target practice.* Amazingly, the bullets bounced off. (I need a bigger gun.)
The Justins feel like boots--heavy and protective. The Magnums, on the other hand, feel like sneakers--light and more breathable. Although I could do without the silly side zippers.
To test the durability of these trousers, I fitted a belt sander with 50-grit and went straight for the knees. The verdict? Not surprisingly, Carhartt's 15-ounce, unwashed canvas outlasted Arborwear's 12-ounce, enzyme-washed fabric by nearly 5 seconds (12.2 to 7.6).
Arborwear's prewash process made a lot more sense once we put the power tools away. Stepping into the Carhartts felt a bit like dressing in plywood; the Arborwears delivered comfort and mobility right off the rack.
Tech Terms You Need To Know Now
New innovations are changing the language of personal computing. Heres your guide to the lingo. (Yes, there will be a quiz.)
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What it is: Most of the chips in today's computers process 32 bits of data at a time. Newer chips, like AMD's Athlon 64 series or Intel's Pentium D, are designed to double that. What it means to you: If your processor takes bigger bites of bits, then it can perform better with video- and graphics-heavy applications that place huge amounts of data in your memory. Plus, Windows Vista (due out in 2006) will be based on a 64-bit architecture.
What it is: Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) Express is an interface for high-speed devices such as gigabit networking cards and graphics adapters. What it means to you: This high-speed socket lets gamers and video enthusiasts plug in faster expansion cards. But beware: PCI Express components can only be used with certain motherboards, so check your setup before buying.
What it is: A type of LCD (liquid-crystal display) screen installed on some of the latest laptops that augments the backlighting of a traditional transmissive screen with a mirror that reflects ambient light.
What it means to you: Transflective screens can save power and improve readability in bright rooms and in the outdoors.
What it is: The most flexible of the Wi-Fi standards, Wireless-G (aka 802.11g) offers 54Mbps bandwidth as well as 802.11a and 802.11b compatibility. What it means to you: For now, Wireless-G is the format of choice for streaming video around a house. But it will be replaced by Wireless-N (802.11n) in late 2006, a protocol that promises five times the bandwidth.
What it is: The term wide area network can refer to any connection between two local area networks (LANs), but the term is now being used for wireless, high-speed Internet service received by laptops with cellular radio cards, such as the Sony's VAIO T series. What it means to you: Wireless WAN is the first of several technologies that will give computer users a taste of high-speed wireless Internet anywhere. For now, it's an expensive service with patchy coverage.
What it is: An easier way to connect hard drives (and some CD/DVD drives) inside your PC. Serial ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment) is a seven-wire replacement for the bulky 80-wire parallel ATA connection in older machines.
What it means to you: SATA cables are faster and less bulky, and provide a direct connection between each drive and the motherboard. Pay attention to the type of connection your computer supports before you buy a SATA drive. You may need an adapter.
What it is: Dual-core chips are essentially two processors (cores) on one chip. This technology is available from both AMD and Intel, and it is ideal for multitasking, since the cores can execute different applications concurrently. And, since there's not as much strain on the individual cores, the chip can run cooler. What it means to you: Think of a dual-core chip as a way to double the workforce inside your PC. Instead of having one "employee" processing Internet downloads, DVD burning, music streaming and so on, you can now have two guys on the job.


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3 Therefore say thou unto them: Thus saith the LORD of hosts: `Turn ye unto Me,' saith the LORD of hosts, `and I will turn unto you,' saith the LORD of hosts. | 3 Therefore tell the people: This is what the LORD Almighty says: 'Return to me,' declares the LORD Almighty, 'and I will return to you,' says the LORD Almighty. |
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Things to Consider in Designing Educational Technology & Games for Kids
I just finished a book on kids, technology, and education that was published earlier this year. The tone of the book was that youth today are different from previous generations. According to the author, they multitask more than older people, even young 20-somethings. Their attention spans are shorter than previous generations. His message was that if you don't utilize technology, kids today won't listen to you.
Initially, I intended to write a review of the book, but instead, it seems better to respond to the common misperceptions that the author was voicing. A review, had I written one, would have read like a tedious list of attacks and counterarguments. I think it's more constructive to instead address this recurring theme that there are special things you need to know to work with this generation of 'digital youth'. Because really, kids are just kids. No matter how recently they were born, or how much technology they use, children are not cyborgs, I assure you.
Myth #1: Kids are bored at school because most schools lack sufficient technology. The fact is, kids have been bored at school for decades. Possibly since the invention of school. Although it may be true that youth today use technology more than previous generations of young people, it isn't correct to assume that technology has become the only way to reach kids. Kids, like all people, are attracted to meaningful experiences in any form. Schools should absolutely incorporate technology, but there are still many great ways to immerse kids in a subject that have nothing to do with technology.
What this means for designers: When planning educational content, always think about the experience you are crafting for the learner. Whatever your project is, it's probably costing somebody a lot of money. For heaven's sake, don't let it be boring. What actions could a learner do that might help her become more familiar with the content? It might be a game to play or a simulation to tinker with, but it also might be a series of suggestions on what to do outdoors with a team of friends, or something to try the next time you're at the supermarket, and the cell phone app you've built walks you through the steps. Keep in mind too that the experience you design won't be the only chance the learner has to master the content. Don't bog it down with everything a person should know about the subject. Instead, just feed them what they need to know to have a meaningful, frustration-free experience right now, and leave them hungry to learn more about the topic when it is finished. Research has shown that people who play Civilization have more success remembering what they read in history textbooks than people who don't play. The best games serve as a springboard, not a stand alone lesson.
What this means for educators: If using technology in the classroom frightens you, or you don't have the resources of time or money that you wish you had, that's OK! Work with the mediums that are your strengths, whatever they are, and branch out when you feel comfortable doing so. Try to craft engaging, interactive experiences without technology. The word 'interactive' doesn't have to be synonymous with technology. You could create an interactive activity where you tell a short story, then turn students loose in groups to do some problem solving related to the story. After they've worked for awhile, use the input from their work to continue the story and repeat the cycle. There are many themes and subjects that could be made into interactive activities like this. Just use your imagination!
Myth #2: Technology always makes for a more immersive experience than books or lectures. The book I'm not reviewing in this post spent a chapter making this argument. I would say that the inverse is often true. To me, immersion is when you forget other responsibilities and distractions and focus solely on the experience at hand. Sorry to say, there's no magic quality of technology that makes it instantly immersive. Novelty might make a new technology engaging for a short period of time, but a truly immersive experience takes a lot of design work. It can be easier to become absorbed in a novel than a video podcast or even a video game. It all depends on the design, and your interest in the subject matter.
Short attention spans can always be overcome if you have engaging content, and a delicious user experience. Have you seen the thickness of some of those Harry Potter books? You can't look at the line of kids who lined up at book stores as recently as 2007 to buy this fat novel and say this is a generation of youth with short attention spans. If kids are getting bored with your content, you need to try harder to craft an engaging experience. It isn't easy. Involving kids in your development process and getting their feedback on alpha builds (or maybe even earlier!) is a good way to start.
Myth #3: Kids today have to multi-task. They won't concentrate on one thing at a time. Distraction in the classroom is not a new thing. It doesn't matter if a student would rather text message than listen to a lecture, or if she'd rather draw doodles in the margins of her notebook. The end result is the same. The problem is not the technology. It's the lack of engagement. The solution is not to remove technology from the classroom, because you could never eliminate all distractions. The solution is to make education more engaging, across all methods of instruction. No method is inherently bad. There's room for improvement and innovation in all forms.
However tempting, it's important not to overuse gross generalizations, like "Kids today all ______." Just like any previous generation of people, the youth of today are individuals with unique qualities and preferences. Some kids boldly try every button when you place a new technology in their hands, and some wait and watch what others do with it first. Some teens seem to text all day every day, but sixteen year old Abby Sunderland wasn't texting all day when she attempted to sail around the world earlier this year. I have met teenagers who say they don't 'get' Facebook. You could probably find at least one teen or tween in any classroom who wished his or her friends wouldn't always resort to social networking sites and text messages as their preferred methods of communication.
Kids today are not so different from you as a child. Sure, the world has changed, and experiences of generations of youth always vary from decade to decade, but don't lose sight of the commonalities. Kids are still kids. They love a good story, and anything that's pure fun. They like games and toys that encourage creative thinking. They worry what their friends and classmates think about them, just like you probably did. Personal relationships with the adults in their lives are important to them too, even if they don't always say so. Think about these things when you design, and always question your own assumptions!
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Dangote Cement Plc (DCP) is one of the biggest cement manufacturer and importer in Africa. The company has projects and operations in Nigeria, Benin, Senegal, Zambia and Ghana.
The listing of Dangote Cement on the NSE on October 26, 2010 made it
's biggest listed firm
accounting for approximately one third (1/3) of the exchange capitalization. The listed company is a result of the merger of Benue Cement Company Plc (BCC) and Dangote Cement Group (DCP) of companies.
BCC which was previously listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) was delisted after the merger. The shareholders of BCC received one share for every two Benue shares held as part of the merger with Dangote Cement (
Refer to the report of the quotations committee
There was so much fanfare with the introduction of Dangote Cement Plc at the NSE. At the listing ceremony, the NSE Interim Administrator,
Mr. Emmanuel Ikazoboh
stated that the listing will add
N2.1 trillion
, or 25 percent to market capitalization of the Exchange, adding that the event was historic because it is the biggest issue by a single company to be listed on the NSE. Mr. Ikazoboh "disclosed that the development will boost investors' confidence on NSE, urging Nigerian entrepreneurs to come and take advantage of the market by listing their companies on the Exchange".
It is instructive to note that DCP was not raising money from the market; rather DIL is cashing out (
re: NASCON
). The market chorus was that the listing would increase the market capitalisation of The Exchange - not knowing that market capitalisation is one thing and liquidity is another. Of what use is a highly capitalised market that is illiquid? The turnover ratio of the market since the listing of DCP provides a good indicator.
analysts represented that listing of Dangote Cement will shift the market reliance on the banking sub sector as the major drivers of the market
. Most analysts believed that the low free float, should serve as a catalyst for the stock in the short term. Additionally, analysts at "Stanbic IBTC" (
one of the advisers on the merger
) set a 12-month target price of N170.50 and a
"buy" recommendation
Incidentally, Vetiva, another adviser on the merger/listing, this week excluded DCP from their broker's recommendation. It said it was "neutral" on the stock, confirming low upside/downside prospects at current price.
Technical Analysis:
The company listed 15,494,019,668 billion ordinary shares of 50 kobo each at N135.00 per share by way of introduction on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). On the first day of the listing, 196 million shares were traded.
However, since the listing of the stock, the price movement has been disappointing. When Dangote Cement was listed on the NSE on October 26, 2010, it was touted as the offering that will rescue the NSE from its "Abyss".
What was the basis of this expectation? The increased market capitalisation? The point has been made that market capitalisation is just one item in assessing the performance of a market. In fact, the Nigerian market is already carrying the burden of this listing: Vetiva projected that the ASI would move sideways this week because of the influence of DCP on the market. Attention has earlier been drawn to the issue of market liquidity ratio.
Thus, since the stock was listed on the NSE, it has done nothing but trend downwards.
At the closing price of N121.15 on November 19, 2010, the stock is below its 5 day and 10 day cumulative simple moving averages of 5 day and 10 day.
Also, the daily trading volume has been lackluster as shown in the graph below:
Support and Resistance:
Technically, the stock appears to be heading lower as
it has violated all short-term pertinent moving averages
. As the stock continues to head downwards, traders should watch for the following four (4) support levels. Violations of these supports will mean further downtrend.
However, if the short-term downtrend reverses, the following four (4) resistant levels should be pertinent benchmarks for traders to watch.
Downtrend Impact on Benue Cement Shareholder Portfolio
As previously noted, the shareholders of Benue Cement received one share of Dangote Cement for every two Benue shares held as part of the merger with Dangote Cement. Therefore, it means that shareholders with one hundred thousand (100,000) shares pre-merger received fifty thousand shares (50,000) post the merger.
As of close of trading on November 19, 2010, BCC shareholders whose shares were converted to Dangote Cement shares have lost approximately 10% of their portfolio value as highlighted in the schedule below:
Although it is too early to write a postmortem on the shares of Dangote Cement, but the current downtrend should be very troubling to management and shareholders of the company, as well as the regulators; because the stock price has declined by N13.5 or 10% since the merger and the listing of Dangote Cement shares on the NSE (
after adjusting for the "loss" arising from the price adjustment for the interim dividend
Normally the stock price of newly listed companies experiences uptrend before any pull back, but it is baffling that the stock price of Dangote Cement Plc has exhibited an aberration from the norm.
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ConnectionsThe frantic activity of freshmen move-in is just the beginning of three days of insane fun with your new freshman class. We designed this program for freshmen to get to know their peers through many different experiences both on and off campus, including a community service activity and an ice cream party at the president's home.
Welcome BackAt the beginning of each fall semester, the Student Government Association hosts concerts, parties and other activities to welcome both returning and new students. It's a time to renew old friendships, make new ones and ease into the semester.
Family WeekendHeld during the fall semester, this annual event provides the Samford University community a chance to welcome our students' families for a weekend full of special activities including parties, a reception at the president's home and an exciting football game.
HomecomingFor more than 140 years, Samford alumni have met together from time to time to renew acquaintances, share a meal and reconnect to their alma mater. In January 1866, at the end of the Civil War, Howard College and the town of Marion, Alabama, celebrated the return visit of Howard's first president—Vermont native Samuel Sterling Sherman—in the first recorded homecoming celebration. By 1870, the alumni association had elected officers and inaugurated an official annual reunion of alumni that included a banquet in connection with spring commencement ceremonies. The homecoming tradition continues each fall, with a candlelight banquet, football game and activities for the entire Samford community.
Hanging of the Green and Lighting of the WayDecorating for Christmas has special meaning at Samford University. The traditional Hanging of the Green service just after Thanksgiving features candlelit walks, beautiful seasonal decoration of Reid Chapel and Centennial Walk, a worship service celebrating the birth of Christ lead by a group of selected senior class honorees and the official lighting of the campus Christmas tree during Lighting of the Way.
Alma MaterOh Samford Alma Mater trueHer halls shall ever ringWith Sounding Glories of the pastWith plans and future dreams. On knowledge that we seek, O Lord,We pray thy blessings true.With pride we pledge our hearts and minds,To the Samford Red and Blue. The original text was written by George W. Macon in 1884 and modified by Kelley Courington in 1986. The tune was composed by Professor Paul de Launay in 1927.
Fight SongA Samford tradition for decades, the current Samford Fight Song was introduced in the late 1950s by then band director Bill Nugent. First-year students learn the Fight Song during Connections (another Samford tradition), and it is used at most athletics events and other special occasions. (Listen.) Fight, Fight, FightFor Samford Bulldogs,Go onward to victory.Oh, we'll wear the red and blue, Samford we're all for you…and we love you, too! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight, Fight, FightFor Samford Bulldogs,Go onward to victory.Oh, we'll give a cheer or two, Samford we're all for you…Fight! Fight! Fight!
Deo, Doctrinae, AeternatatiThe Latin words appearing on the university seal represent the motto of Samford University: nurturing persons for God, for learning, forever.
Crimson and BlueThe origin of crimson and blue as Samford's traditional school colors is unknown. Archival records show the colors were in use in athletic events as early as 1908, and by 1910 references clearly demonstrate the colors were recognized by students and alumni as the official colors. In the mid 20th century, crimson was replaced by red. THE CRIMSON AND BLUEIn our hearts our college emblemLong has been with love enshrined.In the vast of our affectionsWith our memories entwined.We would lift this veil of silence,Bring our emblem forth to view,We would share the storied treasuresOf the Crimson and the Blue.Bursting into song exultant,We would lilt to lay to youTelling of the storied treasuresof the Crimson and the Blue.Joseph T. Vaughn, class of 1918
Entre Nous and The Samford CrimsonStudent publications are a Samford University tradition dating back to the 19th century. Beginning in the 1910s, Samford students began publishing a regular newspaper, The Crimson, and a yearbook the Entre Nous. These records of daily life are the richest source of information about Samford's past and present, and they continue to point the way toward the University's future.
Step Sing Each year, almost 1,000 Samford students participate in this unique Samford musical production, which began more than half-a-century ago and has developed into one of the most popular Samford traditions. Each Step Sing show is developed, writing, choreographed, rehearsed and performed by students. In addition to entertaining thousands of audience members, the proceeds of each Step Sing are donated to charity.
Miss Samford Beginning in the 1920s, the Entre Nous yearbook included a section of college beauties. By the 1940s, a competition was held to name one of the beauties Miss Entre Nous. In 1986, the Miss Entre Nous contest became an official preliminary to the Miss Alabama and Miss America pageants. Samford University graduate Deidra Downs was crowned Miss America in 2005. She was one of many Samford students or alumane to wear the Miss Alabama crown, and several other Samford students and alumnae have placed among the top finalists in Miss America pageants.
Spring Fling One week each April, Spring Fling helps students take a break from the end-of-semester crunch and celebrate the arrival of warm weather. The event, with roots dating back to the 1910s, offers several days of music, games, friendship and relaxation on Samford University's famously beautiful quad.
Rascal DayEach spring the Cumberland School of Law faculty, staff and students honor a mongrel pup named Rascal. According to tradition, Rascal faithfully attended classes at the law school's former campus location in Lebanon, Tennessee, until he was presented with the rare degree of Doctor of Canine Jurisprudence in 1937. Legend holds that his diploma was awarded in recognition of the hundreds of classes and mock trials at which his attendance had been difficult to ignore. When he passed away in 1940, Rascal was buried beneath the window of the classroom where he had spent so much time. When the law school joined Samford University in 1961, Rascal's tombstone and a few spadefuls of dirt from his grave were brought to the Samford campus and reinterred on the west side of Robinson Hall. Each year, a procession of two- and four-legged creatures passes by Rascal's grave to commemorate one of the law school's most memorable graduates.
Bulldog Athletics Students chose the bulldog mascot by popular vote in 1916. Until then athletic teams were known as the Baptist Tigers or Baptist Bears. In a tradition of intercollegiate competition dating to 1878, today Samford competes in 17 NCAA Division I sports as a member of the Southern Conference. Rex is the current live bulldog mascot who attends games and other special events. Spike is the athletics department mascot.
Tailgating on the QuadDon't miss the food, fun and games as a festival atmosphere envelops the University Quad hours prior to the kickoff of every home football game. The Bulldog Walk takes place about two hours prior to kickoff as the team walks from Beeson University Center to Seibert Stadium, led by the Samford University cheerleaders and the Samford Marching Band.
The Victory FlagAs a symbol of Samford University pride and campus unity, the Samford victory flag is posted in Talbird Circle on the following occasions celebrating: Faculty academic achievement (opening convocation in August) Student academic achievement (honors day in April and commencement days) Academic team national championships All football regular season and play-off victories Southern Conference team championships regular season NCAA playoffs and championships Other occasions at the president's discretion
Rushton Memorial CarillonHarwell G. Davis Library, built in 1957, is home to one of Samford University's best-heard traditions—the bells of the Rushton Carillon. The 60 bells, together weighing more than five tons and covering five octaves, were cast in Asten, Holland, at the renowned Royal Eljsbouts Bell Foundry. Steven Knight, university carilloneur, gives regular concerts and plays for special university occasions.
Major Davis' Nose Presidential portraits may be seen throughout University Library, but a special place is reserved for the portrait and bronze bust of Major Harwell Goodwin Davis, 15th president. Davis helped save the college during the Great Depression and led the college through its relocation in 1957. Touching the bust of Davis in the entrance of University Library proves to be an irresistible good luck charm to visitors, who keep the nose well-polished.
Mr. BeesonIntroduced to Samford University by longtime trustee A. Gerow Hodges, Ralph W. Beeson and his family helped define the physical and intellectual shape of the university for more than three decades. Their gifts, totaling more than $110 million, supported a variety of building and academic projects. Glynn Acree's life-size bronze statue of Ralph Beeson at the foot of Centennial Walk welcomes visitors to Samford's campus and is a popular spot for photographs. Mr. Beeson's birthday is celebrated each year on Oct. 24.
The MaceThe mace is an ancient symbol of authority and status. Samford University's official mace includes designs, images, words and artifacts representing the university's distinctive culture. Created in 1994 by sculptor Glynn Acree, the mace is of sterling silver and ebony. It is borne before the faculty at opening convocation, commencement and other important events in university life. When not in use, it is on display in Harwell G. Davis Library.
MissionsChristian missions have long captured the hearts and imaginations of Samford students. In addition to organizing short-term international and domestic mission opportunities, University Ministries maintains a scholarship program for student missionaries and hosts an organization dedicated to international students and students who grew up on the mission field.
Graduate Prayer BreakfastSince our inaugural commencement in 1847, graduates and faculty have joined in a dedicated time of prayer, worship and reflection. In 2010, the formality of the baccalaureate service was replaced with a breakfast providing a relaxing opportunity for graduates and professors to celebrate.
Jan TermFor three weeks each January you will have the opportunity to break out of your routine and immerse yourself in a variety of courses. You can choose from laboratory research to interdisciplinary opportunities and cross-cultural study-abroad experiences. You can choose to take up to two unique courses designed to integrate your education with the world at large, your life and your future career.
Convocation/ChapelSince the first classes convened in February 1842, one constant of the curriculum has been required chapel. Today as a part of Samford University's Christian mission, every student must obtain 60 convocation credits by attending a variety of religious services, lectures, faculty-student cadres and other designated events.
The PresidentSamford University has had only four presidents in the past seventy-plus years. As our graduates carry our mission and tradition across the globe, the presidents, along with their spouses, embody the legacy and tradition of our university heritage on campus.
Georgian-Colonial CampusIn the 1940s as plans were made for a new campus in Shades Valley of the Birmingham suburb of Homewood, university leaders (it is said, with the heavy influence of Howard College's first lady Lena Vail Davis) chose classical Georgian colonial architecture for the original buildings. When the campus opened in 1957, the media called it the Williamsburg of Alabama. To this day, all major campus buildings reflect the distinctive brick pattern and stone trim of American colonial times. The original 1950s buildings and many of those built since were designed by Davis Architects of Birmingham. The famed Olmsted Brothers landscape design firm of Boston, Massachusetts, is credited with the original design of the 180-acre campus.


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Running backs on the wrong side of 30 usually pack it in, exchange their helmet for a headset, or maybe spend some time on the family farm.
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The former Green Bay Packers workhorse who turns 34 next week answered the emergency call from deep in the heart of Wisconsin two years ago when the Packers were struggling with injuries. He appeared in eight games and rushed for 160 yards. His effort and dedication hadn't wavered, but it was abundantly clear that he was well into the twilight of his career.
Green didn't sulk when he was shunned by teams around the NFL, and signed on with the UFL's Omaha Nighthawks last spring, joining Jeff Garcia. Now, Green is headed to his third professional football league.
The four-time Pro Bowler has agreed to terms with the CFL's Montreal Alouettes, although the deal won't be finalized until Green's UFL contract expires in March.
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I'm about to reveal a bias, something that's admittedly not in my best interests as an NFL writer: I'll be wildly cheering in support of the Falcons this weekend.
I'm not being selfish in doing so, and there's no deeply-rooted personal motivation here. No, even though I may be drawing the devil's fiery breath from the depths of Seattle, I'm willing to embrace that scorn to protect all of you. What do you need protection from, you ask? I'm not sure we, as organized, civil people, can withstand another offseason of hackneyed NFL panel-guy discussion about Matt Ryan's inability to win "the big one".
That will persist even if Julio Jones and Roddy White are stymied by Brandon Browner and Richard Sherman (quite possible). It'll persist even if Michael Turner continues showing the speed of a snail that's pushing another larger snail, that's in turn inexplicably pushing another even much larger snail, forming a snail chain to nowhere. It'll persist even if the Falcons' 21st ranked run defense is gashed by Marshawn Lynch, the third-best rusher this season with 1,590 yards, and he had 132 yards on 20 carries last week against the Redskins with a touchdown (that's 6.6 YPC, with the overall yardage a Seahawks' post-season record).
All of those things are far out of Ryan's control. All of them, and yet if the Falcons lose — and especially if they lose big — we'll hear far more about said loss than we will the Seahawks' win, and the fact that a team led by two rookies on either side of the ball (Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner) would then be one win away from the Super Bowl.
Sure, you could argue that the Falcons would deserve your hate, and you're right. But after they were the most underwhelming 13-3 team in, well, forever, a loss this weekend wouldn't be a surprise given the poor defensive matchups presented by the Seahawks. Instead, Seattle would deserve much more of your praise, but the blackness of blind Falcons hate will swallow your soul.
I can't live in that world. Go Falcons.
This should be an exceedingly close matchup, with strength against strength when the Falcons have the ball. The difference will lie with the Seahawks' offense, and the maker of that difference is (*summons Jon Gruden voice*) THIS Wilson guy.
More on that below. First, we pause our programming for some numbers.
Seahawks Offense | Falcons Defense | |
Total Yards P/Game | 350.6 (17th) | 365.6 (24th) |
Passing Yards P/Game | 189.4 (27th) | 242.2 (23rd) |
Rushing Yards P/Game | 161.2 (3rd) | 123.2 (21th) |
Seahawks Defense |
Falcons Offense |
Total Yards P/Game | 306.2 (4th) | 369.1 (8th) |
Passing Yards P/Game | 203.1 (6th) | 281.8 (3rd) |
Rushing Yards P/Game | 103.1 (10th) | 87.3 (29th) |
The shallow end of our numbers pool shows the high probability of the forthcoming beast mode from Lynch. To counter both that and the Seahawks' defensive backfield, surely there's a little-used slot receiver the Falcons can summon from the depths of nothingness, yes?
Thoughts and Rants
- Let's get this one out of the way first: during the Matt Ryan/Mike Smith era, the Falcons are 33-6 at home. Yes, we're all well aware that two of those six losses have come when losses matter most (Atlanta was on the road during their playoff loss to the Giants last year). Still, that home record is pretty significant, as there are only two teams with more home wins since 2008. And yes, for those who care about such things, if Atlanta drops this one Ryan will become the first quarterback to lose his first four playoff starts during the modern era.
- The Browner/Sherman vs. White/Jones matchup will be the central focus for fans and game film nerds alike when Atlanta is on offense. Judging by their alignments throughout the season, Browner will most likely be lining up opposite Jones for the majority of the game. He played 89 percent of his snaps at right corner according to Mike Clay of Pro Football Focus, which is where Jones is 62 percent of the time. Meanwhile, Sherman will draw White for much of the afternoon, since he spent 82 percent of his snaps at left corner. That's where White was 56 percent of the time.
- The crucial piece for the Falcons then may not be named White or Jones, or even Tony Gonzalez. Nope, it could be slot receiver Harry Douglas. He's played sparingly this year while serving as a distant fourth option behind White, Jones, and Gonzalez, appearing on the field in just 55 percent of the Falcons' offensive snaps, and finishing the regular season with only 39 catches for 396 yards. As The Fake Football's C.D. Carter noted, the scant success from wide receivers against Seattle has come from wideouts who primarily run their routes from the slot. That includes Titus Young (nine catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns), and Miles Austin (five catches for 63 yards and a touchdown).
- Let's assume, though, that the strength of the Falcons' WRs and the matching strength of Seattle's corners results in a wash out. Enter Russell Wilson. Above you can see the vast gap in the two defenses, and Atlanta's weakness against the run. But that hole is exaggerated further against mobile quarterbacks.
- Cam Newton is a convenient case study, because as a divisional opponent he's faced this Falcons defense four times in his short career. In those games he's rushed for 285 yards (71.3 YPG), with three touchdowns. Newton's most recent Sunday jog against Atlanta was in Week 14 this year, a day when he finished with a 116 yards, most of which came on a 72-yard touchdown run. Both of those numbers represent career highs.
- With Seattle's focus on the ground game, Wilson isn't asked to throw nearly as much as Ryan (Wilson finished the regular season with 393 pass attempts, while Ryan had 615). But when he did pass, he has asked to look deep, and look deep often. Despite the gap of 222 attempts between the two quarterbacks, Wilson still had 42 completions for 20 yards or more, which is only slightly behind Ryan's 46.
- Let those numbers sink in a little deeper for a second. Despite Atlanta's dual-threat speed options out wide — oh and yeah, they have that Gonzo dude too — only 7.5 percent of Ryan's pass attempts in a vertical offense resulted in a +20 yard chunk play. Meanwhile, 10.6 percent of Wilson's attempts in an offense that's anchored by the run (Seattle led the league with 536 rushing attempts) led to a deep gain.
- Applying pressure may not be such a great idea against Wilson, and not just because of the threat that he'll squirt out for major yardage on the ground. Last week prior to the Redskins-Seahawks game, ESPN's Mike Sando charted Wilson's performance against pressure, and observed that the rookie's ability to improvise out of the pocket led to eight touchdown passes and no interceptions against five or more pass rushers since Week 8. He's also connected on six deep passes — again, +20 yarders — against a five-man rush, the third-highest rate in the league.
- However, there's one weak area. Overall regardless of the amount of rushers, Wilson's completion percentage on deep throws is only 28.6 while on the road, which rises to 53.3 at home.


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Jacksonville, FL - United States Attorney Robert E. O'Neill announced today that Demetrius Richardo Galloway (27, Jacksonville) pleaded guilty to receiving videos depicting child pornography over the Internet. Galloway was enlisted in the U.S. Navy prior to his arrest in this case. He faces a mandatory minimum of five years and up to 20 years in federal prison and a potential life term of supervised release. After his guilty plea, Galloway was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Service. A sentencing date has not yet been set.
According to court documents, a detective with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office connected to the internet in an undercover capacity to attempt to identify individuals using a particular internet file sharing network to obtain images and videos depicting child pornography. During this session, the detective identified a host computer using a particular internet protocol ("IP") address as having downloaded 20 files depicting child pornography. Documents from the internet service provider revealed that, at the time that the detective observed these shared files present on the host computer, this IP address resolved to the residence of Demetrius Richardo Galloway in Jacksonville.
According to court documents, on October 18, 2010, a search warrant was executed at Galloway's residence. Galloway was at the residence and was interviewed. Galloway advised, among other things, that he used a file sharing program to download music, adult pornography, and child pornography from the internet. Officers seized several computers and other electronic media from Galloway's residence. Subsequent forensic analysis revealed that his computer media contained a total of 97 videos depicting child pornography, including videos of children being sexually assaulted.
This case was investigated by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations, the former Child Predator Cybercrime Unit of the Florida Attorney General's Office, and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney D. Rodney Brown.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who sexually exploit children, and to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov. For more information about internet safety education, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov and click on the tab "other resources."