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Glencore International Plc (GLEN), the Swiss commodities trader seeking to buy Xstrata Plc (XTA) for $30 billion, said it will "move on" should Qatar's sovereign wealth fund block its bid for the mining company.
"If they vote against the deal, they will block the deal," Chief Executive Officer Ivan Glasenberg said in a phone interview. "From my point of view, from Glencore's point of view so be it. It's not the end of the world. We will move on."
Glencore's planned takeover of Xstrata, set for an investor vote on Sept. 7, has a 60 percent chance of being rejected, UBS AG said yesterday. Glasenberg has repeatedly rebuffed calls to raise the bid even as Qatar Holding LLC has boosted its stake to near 12 percent while saying it wants a sweetened offer.
"I don't quite understand the Qataris' reason and logic because the Qataris have not been a big shareholder of Xstrata previously," Glasenberg said today. "We can always look and if the Qataris believe they got it right, then let's talk in a year or two years' time, and we'll see who got it right."
Glencore reported first-half profit dropped 26 percent, beating analysts' estimates, after prices for commodities fell.
Net income excluding exceptional items shrank to $1.8 billion from $2.4 billion a year earlier, the Baar, Switzerland- based company said today in a statement. That compares with the $1.6 billion average estimate of six analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. It declared a dividend of 5.4 cents a share.
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Back in May, I compared TCU corner Jason Verrett to former Huskie Desmond Trufant after getting my first look at the 1st team All-Big 12 corner. While today I would backpedal a bit from that statement (I like Verrett much more than I liked Trufant), I still have a few concerns about his game that prevent me from grading him as a first round player, which appears to be the consensus among draft analysts.
I don't doubt that Verrett possesses the physical traits (minus size) to succeed as a cornerback in the NFL: athleticism, foot quickness, closing burst and aggressiveness to attack receivers out of their breaks are all things that stand out while watching him. That's why he's at his best when able to play flat-footed a few yards from the line of scrimmage, keeping the action in front of him and enabling him to gamble and (read more…)

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- Date:18 Feb 2012
- Kick-off:17:15
- Venue:Stadium of Light
- Attendance:26,042
- Richardson (39) Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - og (77)
Live Commentary
- 92:22 +2.22
Jack Colback gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Tomas Rosicky. Robin van Persie shoots direct from the free kick.
- 90:47 +0.47
Mikel Arteta takes a shot.
- 90:36 +0.36
Shot by Thomas Vermaelen. Blocked by Phillip Bardsley.
- 88:55
Short corner taken by Mikel Arteta from the left by-line.
- 87:55
(Sunderland) makes a substitution, with Fraizer Campbell coming on for Stephane Sessegnon. Corner taken by Robin van Persie, Phillip Bardsley manages to make a clearance.
- 87:25
The ball is sent over by Stephane Sessegnon, clearance made by Johan Djourou.
- 84:48
Effort on goal by Robin van Persie from deep inside the area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 83:21
Theo Walcott is ruled offside. Simon Mignolet restarts play with the free kick.
- 81:12
Bacary Sagna concedes a free kick for a foul on James McClean. Free kick crossed right-footed by Sebastian Larsson, clearance by Johan Djourou.
- 78:22
Lee Cattermole concedes a free kick for a foul on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The referee shows Lee Cattermole a yellow card. Strike comes in from Robin van Persie from the free kick.
- 77:56
The assist for the goal came from Sebastian Larsson.
- 77:54
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain puts the ball into his own net. Sunderland 2-0 Arsenal.
- 77:46
Shot by Sebastian Larsson from inside the box hits the post.
- 74:19
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Tomas Rosicky by Craig Gardner. Craig Gardner is shown a yellow card. Mikel Arteta produces a cross, Thomas Vermaelen takes a shot. Save by Simon Mignolet.
- 73:50
Thomas Vermaelen crosses the ball.
- 73:17
Free kick awarded for a foul by Stephane Sessegnon on Alex Song. Free kick taken by Johan Djourou.
- 72:41
Yao Gervinho produces a cross.
- 70:45
Tomas Rosicky concedes a free kick for a foul on Jack Colback. Direct free kick taken by Simon Mignolet.
- 69:07
Craig Gardner has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide left of the goal.
- 66:28
The referee blows for offside against Yao Gervinho. Simon Mignolet takes the free kick.
- 65:50
Craig Gardner concedes a free kick for a foul on Tomas Rosicky. Direct free kick taken by Mikel Arteta.
- 64:45
Sebastian Larsson challenges Tomas Rosicky unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Thomas Vermaelen.
- 64:24
Inswinging corner taken by Robin van Persie from the right by-line, save made by Simon Mignolet.
- 63:02
Sebastian Larsson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Mikel Arteta. The referee shows Sebastian Larsson a yellow card. Direct strike on goal from the free kick comes in from Robin van Persie.
- 56:44
Thomas Vermaelen gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Sebastian Larsson. Thomas Vermaelen is booked. Sebastian Larsson crosses the ball, Michael Turner produces a header from inside the area that goes over the crossbar.
- 55:50
Foul by Lee Cattermole on Mikel Arteta, free kick awarded. Mikel Arteta restarts play with the free kick.
- 55:13
Thomas Vermaelen gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Craig Gardner. Phillip Bardsley restarts play with the free kick.
- 51:59
Stephane Sessegnon concedes a free kick for a foul on Sebastien Squillaci. Tomas Rosicky on for Sebastien Squillaci. Aaron Ramsey goes off and Theo Walcott comes on. Free kick taken by Bacary Sagna.
- 51:20
A cross is delivered by James McClean, Craig Gardner produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand post.
- 50:47
Mikel Arteta gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on James McClean. Direct free kick taken by Sebastian Larsson.
- 48:58
Effort on goal by Mikel Arteta from long range goes over the bar.
- 48:47
Alex Song crosses the ball, Kieran Richardson manages to make a clearance.
- 48:32
Bacary Sagna sends in a cross.
- 46:02
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on James McClean by Bacary Sagna. Bacary Sagna is cautioned. Sebastian Larsson has a direct shot on goal from the free kick.
- 43:21
Shot from close range by James McClean misses to the left of the goal.
- 42:21
Foul by Stephane Sessegnon on Sebastien Squillaci, free kick awarded. Lukasz Fabianski takes the direct free kick.
- 39:40
Goal scored by Kieran Richardson from just inside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Sunderland 1-0 Arsenal.
- 38:09
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Craig Gardner by Johan Djourou. Caution for Johan Djourou. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Sebastian Larsson, clearance made by Thomas Vermaelen.
- 35:02
Free kick awarded for a foul by James McClean on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Bacary Sagna takes the direct free kick.
- 29:47
Yao Gervinho challenges Phillip Bardsley unfairly and gives away a free kick. Phillip Bardsley takes the free kick.
- 29:20
Thomas Vermaelen fouled by Phillip Bardsley, the ref awards a free kick. Thomas Vermaelen restarts play with the free kick.
- 28:41
Corner taken by Sebastian Larsson.
- 28:19
Drilled right-footed shot by James McClean. Blocked by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
- 27:42
Corner taken by Robin van Persie played to the near post, Simon Mignolet makes a save.
- 27:32
Yao Gervinho takes a shot. Simon Mignolet makes a save.
- 26:56
Free kick awarded for a foul by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on Jack Colback. Kieran Richardson takes the direct free kick.
- 26:14
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jack Colback by Robin van Persie. Kieran Richardson takes the direct free kick.
- 23:19
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Thomas Vermaelen by Craig Gardner. Thomas Vermaelen takes the free kick.
- 22:33
James McClean crosses the ball, save made by Lukasz Fabianski.
- 20:48
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Aaron Ramsey by Michael Turner. Mikel Arteta takes the direct free kick.
- 18:47
The ball is swung over by James McClean, blocked by Aaron Ramsey.
- 17:46
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Thomas Vermaelen by Sebastian Larsson. Lukasz Fabianski takes the free kick.
- 15:45
The ball is crossed by James McClean, save made by Lukasz Fabianski.
- 13:39
Stephane Sessegnon has an effort at goal from outside the penalty area which goes wide right of the goal.
- 13:24
Free kick awarded for a foul by Aaron Ramsey on James McClean. Direct free kick taken by Jack Colback.
- 9:20
Sebastien Squillaci on for Francis Coquelin. Corner taken by Sebastian Larsson from the left by-line, Sebastien Squillaci makes a clearance.
- 4:30
Robin van Persie fouled by Craig Gardner, the ref awards a free kick. Shot on goal comes in from Mikel Arteta from the free kick.
- 1:40
Aaron Ramsey challenges Sebastian Larsson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Simon Mignolet.
- 0:43
Inswinging corner taken by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from the left by-line.
Match Preview
Mertesacker lay-off is latest gunners setback Arsenal's torrid week continued on Friday when Arsene Wenger revealed that Per Mertesacker has been ruled out "long term". Adding to Wenger's defensive problems is that Laurent Koscielny is also missing for Saturday's FA Cup fifth-round tie at Sunderland because of a knee problem. But while Koscielny should recover in a week from the injury sustained during Wednesday night's painful 4-0 drubbing by AC Milan, Mertesacker may have played his last game this season. The German international suffered ankle ligament damage during Saturday's Barclays Premier League victory against Sunderland that requited ankle surgery. "Unfortunately he has had surgery and we have lost him for a while," Wenger told the club's official website, www.arsenal.com. "How long I don't know. He had reconstruction of his ligaments, so it will be long term." Koscielny limped off shortly before half time at the San Siro, but the prognosis on his injury is far more encouraging. "He had a scan yesterday and the news is quite good," said Wenger. "He will be out for hopefully around a week. He will miss the Sunderland game, but he should be back for next week." Wenger is facing a headache at centre-back with Mertesacker and Koscielny unavailable for the trip to the Stadium of Light. Thomas Vermaelen's lack of match sharpness was exposed during Arsenal's heaviest European defeat, while Johan Djourou was far from impressive. Sebastien Squillaci has been frozen out of the first team picture, but Alex Song can play centre-back if required. Gervinho has finished international duty at the African Nations Cup and is included in the squad and defender Carl Jenkinson will soon return to training following his back problem. Wenger also revealed that Kieran Gibbs suffered no setback at the San Siro after being out since October with a groin problem. "Kieran played his first game in four months in Milan so of course it was a shock to go back to that level. But physically he's all right," said Wenger. "Carl's back in full training on Monday. That's good news for us." Djourou has urged Arsenal to atone for last season's Carling Cup final loss to Birmingham by winning the last piece of silverware available to them this season. "This is a big opportunity for us. The FA Cup is one of the main targets and we have to go for it," he told Arsenal Player. "Last season's League Cup final defeat is very motivating because we were very disappointed about what happened last time at Wembley and we want to put that right. "I think it is something still in our heads, and it is difficult to swallow. We know if we can get to the final we can lift the trophy." Martin O'Neill is hoping his Sunderland side can intensify Arsenal's pain - but has warned unhappy Gunners fans that under-pressure Wenger is the greatest manager the club has ever had. The Sunderland boss, who has crossed swords with Wenger on the touchline in the past, insists his opposite number should not be condemned for the midweek 4-0 pasting by AC Milan in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. The FA Cup now looks Arsenal's only chance of ending their seven-year trophy drought his season, but O'Neill believes his players can reverse the result of last weekend when the two sides met at the Stadium of Light and the visitors won 2-1. O'Neill said: "The Milan defeat has been heavy for them and I think they would admit that and that it was something they didn't expect. "AC Milan played very, very well indeed and Arsenal on the night didn't do so. Regardless of that I think their concentration will be on the FA Cup tie as it's a competition they have won reasonably recently and believe they can win. "AC Milan are a top-quality team and, let's face it, we are not as good as AC Milan. They are playing in the last 16 of the Champions League and that's where every single football club worth its salt is aspiring to get to and we are a long way off that. "That doesn't mean we are not capable of winning the match, and that we don't have one or two players who can definitely cause them problems. I am just hoping that the advantages we might take into the game, such as having had an extra rest this week and playing at home, will help us." Midfielder Lee Cattermole could be back in the Sunderland squad after recovering from a hamstring injury. Nicklas Bendtner is back in training but, as the Denmark striker is on loan from the Gunners, he is ineligible for the fifth-round clash at the Stadium of Light. David Vaughan (ankle) is still out as are Wes Brown (knee) and Titus Bramble (Achilles/calf).
- Simon Mignolet
- Phillip Bardsley
- John O'Shea
- Michael Turner
- Kieran Richardson
- Sebastian Larsson
- Lee Cattermole
- Craig Gardner
- Jack Colback
- James McClean
- Stephane Sessegnon
- Keiren Westwood
- Wayne Bridge
- Fraizer Campbell
- Dong-Won Ji
- David Meyler
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos
- Ahmed Elmohamady
- Lukasz Fabianski
- Bacary Sagna
- Johan Djourou
- Thomas Vermaelen
- Francis Coquelin
- Alex Song
- Mikel Arteta
- Yao Gervinho
- Aaron Ramsey
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Robin van Persie
- Wojciech Szczesny
- Tomas Rosicky
- Theo Walcott
- Sebastien Squillaci
- Andrey Arshavin
- Marouane Chamakh
- Yossi Benayoun
Match Report
More misery for Gunners Arsenal are almost certain to end a seventh successive season without a major trophy after crashing out of the FA Cup in the fifth round following a 2-0 defeat at Sunderland. The match came only three days after the Gunners' crushing 4-0 Champions League defeat against AC Milan and a week after their last-gasp Premier League win at the Stadium of Light. Again it was Sunderland who took the lead through Kieran Richardson's volley five minutes before half-time but this time there was no way back for Arsene Wenger's side and the result was sealed by an Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain own goal in the 78th minute. Wenger threw Gervinho straight back into the team on his return from the African Nations Cup while Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lukasz Fabianski were also among five changes from the Milan drubbing. What Wenger did not need after losing Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker in the past week was more defensive injuries but he was forced into a change after less than 10 minutes when Francis Coquelin appeared to suffer a hamstring problem and Sebastien Squillaci came on. The Gunners had already gone close through Mikel Arteta's free-kick that curled narrowly wide, while Sunderland forward Stephane Sessegnon also drilled a shot just off target. Last weekend's loss, inflicted by Thierry Henry's injury-time goal, was Martin O'Neill's first at home, and the Black Cats boss had goalkeeper Simon Mignolet to thank for a smart stop to deny Gervinho in the 28th minute. Arsenal wanted a penalty when Robin van Persie went down under a challenge from John O'Shea, and the striker certainly had a case with O'Shea getting no more than the faintest of touches on the ball. While the Gunners looked dangerous in attack, their defence again was not standing up very well to pressure and Johan Djourou became the first man in the book when he hauled down Craig Gardner after a poor touch had let the midfielder in. Sebastian Larsson's free-kick was headed away by Thomas Vermaelen but only as far as Richardson, whose well-struck volley arrowed into the corner of the net with the aid of a slight deflection off Squillaci. And it almost got worse for Arsenal before half-time as Jack Colback did well to keep in a deep cross from Larsson but James McClean could only poke his effort wide from close range under pressure from Fabianski. Only the crudest of challenges from Bacary Sagna ended a break from McClean in the opening moments of the second half and the full-back was swiftly shown a yellow card. Larsson has been deadly with free-kicks from just outside the box this season but this time his shot was just too high. Eight minutes after the break Wenger made a double change, substitute Squillaci also appearing to pick up an injury and being replaced by Tomas Rosicky, while Theo Walcott came on for Ramsey. Alex Song dropped back into the centre of defence and Walcott took up a forward position but it was Sunderland doing almost all the attacking. Having survived that spell, the Gunners responded with a good bit of possession and Arteta won a free-kick 25 yards out for a foul by Larsson but Van Persie's effort was deflected behind and the corner came to nothing. Sunderland's workrate really was phenomenal as they hassled and harried their opponents all over the pitch. Vermaelen headed a free-kick from Arteta straight into the hands of Mignolet but the tie was decided in the 78th minute when Sunderland got their second. Sessegnon created the goal with a run from inside his own half to the edge of the Arsenal area after more great Black Cats pressure had set up the break. The Benin forward played in Larsson on the right and his shot rebounded off the inside of the near post onto to Oxlade-Chamberlain, who got his feet in a muddle and could only help the ball over the line. Van Persie, who had been quiet all afternoon, stabbed a shot over the bar as Arsenal desperately sought a way back in but it was emphatically Sunderland's day.


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marsha7 Posts: 3,676Jeep GC Limited, on a hot day in Atlanta, almost no wind to speak of, and at 65 mph on the freeway, I could barely keep the vehicle in lane as I was fighting the 65 mph wind that I was creating by driving...why is this vehicle so popular if ordinary freeway driving is so difficult???...right after the GC test drive, I then drove a Durnago, with no problem staying in lane...I realize the Durango weighs more, but the GC is still the weight of an average vehicle, not, say, a Ford Fiesta or a Mini-Cooper...
atlgaxt Posts: 487I've had the same experience driving my bosses fairly new JGC on the highway. I was driving once on a windy day and it was pretty tough staying in my lane. Sadly, my Mazda B4000, which is also a 4x4 and is built on an ancient chassis tracks much better than his fancy and much more expensive Jeep.
My understanding is that the excuse is Jeep accepts wander on the highway in order to avoid the steering wheel whipping when you hit an obstacle off road. While I actually do occasionally drive off road, I would much rather have a car that steers well on the highway and be careful to not slam into something when I am off the pavement. I hope this is changed for the '05 version. -
duxfan3 Posts: 3Bringing this thread back on topic.....
The 2005 GC is on the way to dealerships. I commute between Toledo and Detroit daily, and the southbound car carriers are full of the new GC, bringing them out of Detroit.
Yes bumpers are painted on all models. The Laredos have black rub strips on the side, the Limiteds have painted rub strips with a chrome inlay. My local dealer in Toledo (Yark Jeep) is either hiding the '05's, or haven't gotten any in yet. My hunch is that they are hiding them, since Yark is one of the largest Jeep dealers in the country (how hard can it be to sell Jeeps in Jeep City USA?). No matter what they'll be in the showroom shortly! -
duxfan3 Posts: 3Sorry tloke1, but I'm seeing the new GC's leaving Detroit every day now. I was driving 75 north from Toledo this morning, and a truckload of them passed me going south. In this area it's very commom to see production mules, and early production models on the highway doing some final testing. That's not the case with these truckloads of GC's. Unless these vehicles are being shipped elsewhere for quality checks, or have failed and are being shipped to be destroyed, these are finished models that I'm seeing on the trucks. And they look great!
tloke1 Posts: 185The new GC's may be leaving the factory, but they are absolutely positively NOT headed to dealers, I can assure you of that. October 14th is the official release date, some dealers may get a few units a week or two before that date but no dealer will see them for at least another 6 weeks. Some units are being shipped to California this week for Camp Jeep which starts the week after. They will be for demo driving purposes only and will be destroyed after the show.
sunpro2003 Posts: 15Does it make sense to lease a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee in August when the new models are due out in Sept? I feel like I am losing 1 year of
value on the vehicle even thought its a new car.
The quoted lease payment I got was for 24 month lease(15K miles/year) with no money down-The payment was $339/month which includes sales tax. The residual is $15,545. MSRP is $30,495.
There are about $6,250 in rebates available
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arizonajoe Posts: 123The new Grand Cherokee looks awesome. Seems like the competition is responding to the higher HP bar. Toyota is revising its stalwart 4.7L V8 for '05, bumping HP to 282 and torque to 325 across all models: 4Runner, Tundra, Sequoia, etc.
Can anyone confirm that the new GC will _not_ require premium unleaded in any of its engines? I hate the absurd requirement to put premium in a gas-guzzling SUV. -
rowelj Posts: 1Does anyone know if the 2005 Jeep will have an upgraded A/C system that includes filtration of the cabin air? It's great to see the improvements in the ride and handling that will be in the new model. I've had several Jeeps and currently own a 2002 JGC, but I now want something with a more comfortable ride without going to the luxury SUVs. Thanks!
arizonajoe Posts: 123From AutoWeek:
"DETROIT - The Chrysler group is cutting the sticker price of the 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
The price of the base 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x2 is $26,775, including destination charge, the company is expected to announce today, Aug. 16. That is a price cut of more than $2,000 from comparably equipped 2004 models, the company says.
Prices of other 2005 Grand Cherokee models are the Laredo 4x4, $28,745; Limited 4x2, $32,100; and Limited 4x4, $34,690. All prices include destination charges." -
lb3 Posts: 1I live in Australia, and my folks drive a current JGC. Its not my kind of car, but I do have a soft spot for the thing and for Jeeps in general. I find the new 05 model a little underwhelming. Actually, From the shoulder line up, it could be a Range Rover, and the general proportions are very... universal-SUV. I know that somewhere, some purist at Daimler Chyrsler wanted to return to the parallel grille bars and pay homage to the headlights of the early Jeep models, but whatever happened to progress? To me, the front end of the 05 just ended up looking, well, a bit silly. The 99 shape is still one of the most expressive and distinctive SUV's out there. For me, that would make for a more pleasing basis of tradition than forcing 60 year old cues onto a modern design. Don't get me wrong, the 05 isn't a bad looking thing, but Jeep seems to be losing its 'Jeepness'. Without those seven slots, it could be anything.
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More Than Just A Line Item
by Cory Treffiletti on Mar 31, 11:00 AM
To this day, if you ask marketers to show you an example of their media flowchart for the year, they will almost undoubtedly show you a page that has a single line item on it for either "digital" or "online." That's akin to having a line item for "advertising" -- and if you think about it, underneath that single line item is a host of tactics that will achieve your objectives while living out their lives in a sea of anonymity. Would you want your efforts to go so unrecognized?
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It's Like A Fan: Facebook Changing
by Joe Marchese on Mar 30, 4:15 PM
Soon people traveling the interweb won't be becoming "fans of brands" on Facebook,but instead will simply have to acknowledge they "like" a brand. According to the All Things D, who broke the story (and has images), not much else is changing. As the memo from Facebook to advertisers says, "your fans are still your fans." So what does this change mean for brands?
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The Monster Ball Of Privacy
by Kendall Allen on Mar 29, 1:15 PM
Surely you know about the monsters in your closet. For consumers, these hairy guys are you -- the advertiser or the agency wielding sinister ad tracking and targeting voodoo. For you, the lurking monsters are the consumer privacy bill, to be introduced shortly by Congressman (D-Virginia) Rick Boucher -- a sign of the mounting, irreversible reality of more governmental control over our industry.
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Earth People To Marketers: 'Only Straight Talk, Please'
by dave.b , Max Kalehoff on Mar 26, 11:31 AM
Like most people, I don't like marketing messaging that interrupts, distracts, exaggerates or condescends. For me, marketing messages are most welcome when they counter complexity and confusion, or solve a specific problem at just the right time. Which is why I've been particularly intrigued by some 10-second audio ads from Ally Bank that run at the beginning of Planet Money, an intelligent money-for-dummies podcast on NPR....
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Top 10 Takeaways from ARF's Annual Convention
by Dave Morgan on Mar 25, 3:15 PM
I spent several days this week at the Advertising Research Foundation's 56th Annual Convention, Re:think 2010. As conferences go, ARF's this year was a good one, with some really insightful contributions from many of the speakers. Here are my top 10 takeaways from the sessions I attended:
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Building or Buying The Right Media Mix Model? I Say Build For Now
by Cory Treffiletti on Mar 24, 11:00 AM
Our business is maturing pretty rapidly, but one of the biggest issues is that we don't have any easy way to make an equivocal measurement of the impact we have on driving appreciable business growth.
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No One WANTS To Watch Your Advertising, Still
by Joe Marchese on Mar 23, 2:15 PM
I'm in shock that there's even a debate about the viability of advertising in social media. The only thing that outweighs my shock is my awe of the denial of some marketers that if they just "join the conversation" (still not sure why I want a brand in my conversation), then they don't need to figure out how to buy advertising.
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The Pre-Legitimate Life Of Mobile Marketing
by Kendall Allen on Mar 22, 1:47 PM
There is a familiar term in venture capital circles, "pre-revenue," which designates potential ventures where revenue streams do not yet exist or value is still debatable. I found this term floating through my head this weekend while attending a conference on mobile marketing, an emerging market now truly coming into its own among media professionals.
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How To Create Customer Trust, Loyalty And A Great Brand Reputation
by dave.b , Max Kalehoff on Mar 19, 11:30 AM
I recently wrote about the growing hype in marketing circles around customer satisfaction and the Net Promoter methodology. The point of that post was to underscore that customer satisfaction and loyalty scoring is worthless if a company is not going to act on the intelligence. That column prompted a thoughtful reply from my friend Bruce Ertmann, a marketing veteran in the automotive industry: satisfaction scores are great, but what matters most is delivering on the promise.
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The Power of 'No'
by Dave Morgan on Mar 18, 3:30 PM
Simple words can be very powerful. One of the most important tools a worker in the media and marketing world has is the power to say "no." Learning how and when to use the word is a vital lesson. This is true whether you are in sales, client service or product development. It's particularly true in start-up companies, where resources are scarce, historical guidance is short, and making too many promises is devastatingly more dangerous than making too few.
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All during the development of the kernel, concurrent development was being done on the tools I've mentioned, as well as others. One of the topics of discussion by users was what they collected for their system. Since new users didn't want to hunt the net for the critical pieces, the idea of a "standard distribution" was established.
One common medium of exchange has been the floppy disk, so the distribution kits have generally been cast in terms of images of MS-DOS-readable disks. One can copy a friend's disk set and then bootstrap Linux. If you're anywhere near a large community, chances are there is a Linux or Unix users group nearby. If you're lucky, you'll find a set of floppies to borrow. If that fails, it's almost certain you'll find someone who will copy their distribution to your floppies.
Distribution kits include: Debian, MCC, Slackware, Software Landing Systems (SLS), SUSE, TAMU, Yggdrasil.
These distribution kits are generally deposited or maintained on an ftp site and mirrored to other ftp sites. Many bulletin boards maintain copies of these distributions. This gives you a second path to acquire Linux: all you have to do is download 50 Mbyte via modem.
The third and, I think, most significant path to acquiring Linux is CD-ROM. A number of companies publish one or more (I've seen as many as four) distributions on a single CD-ROM. The companies add lots of other material, such as X-Windows, the GNU sources and snapshots of archive sites (which contain other, non-distribution kit software), to their packages and sell them for $20 to $40. Since you can easily spend $20 in floppy disks for a distribution kit alone, this is quite a bargain! When one can now buy a single-speed CD-ROM drive for less than $100, getting a distribution by way of CD-ROM is very attractive.
Some of the current Linux CD-ROM publishers include: InfoMagic, Morse Telecommunication, Nascent, Red Hat Software, Trans-Ameritech, Walnut Creek and Yggdrasil Computing, Inc.
It should be noted that distribution kits have different numbering than the kernel itself, and CD-ROMs may have yet another way of identifying versions. This can lead to confusion when someone refers to "the Fall 1993 release" or "the 2.0 release". If you look at /usr/src/linux/Makefile, you'll find the version, patch level, and sub-level in the first few lines. Look at the README-type files in the root of the distribution to determine the kit's version.
My first experience with Unix was in 1980, when I was handed three 2400' reels of half-inch magnetic tape and a two-foot high stack of xerographed manual pages. I was pointed to the VAX and wished the best of luck.
Those were heady times, living on the edge, working without a safety net. One's phone list (of other system administrators) was critical to one's survival. Everyone (the system administrators and select students) had the source code, and one was expected to dive into the kernel and fix things.
But things got boring for a while in the late 1980s: vendors distributed only object files for their Unix systems and there were commercially-available support groups to call. One was expected to manage configuration files and submit bug reports—and then wait for a correction.
In a conversation just last week, I pointed out that those golden days are with us again, only better. First, the number of sites and kernel programmers has grown ten-fold or a hundred-fold, so there are more folks contributing fixes and improvements. Second, since we're running on personal computers, the effects of our changes are localized, and we're even more free to explore. Finally, with widespread Internet service, we're so much better connected to one another.
These are such interesting times!
Randolph Bentson (firstname.lastname@example.com) has been programming for money since 1969-writing more tasking kernels in assembly code than he wants to admit. His first high-level language operating system was the UCSD P-system. For nearly 14 years he has been working with Unix and for the last year he's been enjoying Linux. Randy is the author of the Linux driver for the Cyclades serial I/O card.
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Hundreds of volunteers from 40 local businesses and organizations have been going to school. Both the volunteers and the students have learned a lot.
Earlier this week, Partners in Education, a project of the Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools, celebrated the many ways business/community partners are working for their schools. Here's just a few snapshots of volunteerism shared by Krista Hertz, foundation director:
- For 30 years, the Home Builders Association has partnered with the Career Center to build a house. Many Billings construction business owners are graduates of this program.
- Billings Clinic hosts a career day for McKinley students.
- GE employees volunteer weekly at Washington to help kids improve their reading.
- Phillips 66 sponsors class visits to Audubon Conservation Center.
- CTA Architects Engineers employees tutor Newman students and deliver Christmas gifts to needy students.
- ExxonMobil employees host a career day at Bench.
- St. Vincent Healthcare invested in playground equipment at Broadwater.
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Jason Moothart of CenturyLink described how volunteers get hooked on working with Washington students and seeing how much they appreciate adult attention.
"You continue to volunteer because nine times out of 10, you're going to get more out of it than the kids," he said.
After years of volunteering at Boulder, Heidi Knudson of Altana Federal Credit Union says she is honored when students recognize her as "the credit union lady." The "warm fuzzies" from helping students are "totally worth leaving that project on my desk."
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Jessgeee19 on 8/18/2014 2:48:00 AM more reviews by Jessgeee19
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I love love love the scrubber.. It really takes off all the dirt and left over makeup I may have left behind. I love the fact that you only have to use a very small amount, it makes a great lather. I must say I did underestimate L'oreal's acne products, but they exceeded my expectations. My face is much clearer since I started using this product.
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randomrita on 8/13/2014 3:01:00 AM more reviews by randomrita
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I initially purchased this product for the scrubber and now that's all I really use it for. The formula is okay- it's not horrible- but it leaves my skin feeling really dry and tight and the scent of mine was minty so I found that very irritating. Now I just use the cute scrubber with a different face wash once every three days or so and it's nice. :) Would repurchase the scrubber lol.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Mollieismehehe on 8/7/2014 1:47:00 AM more reviews by Mollieismehehe
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I originally started using this product as a daily facial cleanser to removal my makeup (mainly foundation) at the end of the day. I was attracted to the idea of the little "scrublet" and the advertising claims of shrinking the size of your pores. The cleanser ended up working well for the job I wanted it to do. It is a heavy-duty cleanser that removes ALL of my heavy foundation, blush, ect. in one wash. As a consequence, it completely strips your skin of moisture. This often left my skin feeling dry, but nothing I couldn't fix with some intense moisturizer. It did make my pores smaller, and left my face squeaky clean. I repurchased this product for about a year, until I discovered the other versions of this cleanser. The other versions have worked better for me, because they are less drying.
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dcalhalabi93 on 7/3/2014 6:43:00 PM more reviews by dcalhalabi93
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Although for some this might be the right cleanser, for me i'm not sure its the one. I have combination skin which tends to be oily around my cheek bones and chin and extra dry around my forehead and nose and eyes. I bought this product because of the scrubber and the little beads inside which I believed would help get any extra gunk off of my face from the end of the day be it makeup or oil or dirt. I absolutely hate plain cream cleansers because i feel that they don't have the ability to exfoliate away any of that stuff.
But I found after using this product a few times that my skin was very tight and dry allover after each use, and because of this, a few hours later my face was super super oily because of it trying to naturally compensate for the loss of moisture. I then found myself washing my face more than necessary.
Not stopping there, about a week later I found my pores to be incredibly clogged and huge looking. After much research, and inspecting the ingredients on the back of this cleanser, i realized several of the ingredients on the back are "No No's" , basically anything ending in "-cone" and a few of the other ingredients used in the 360 cleanser are common pour clogging culprits.
The only positive things I can say about this soap is that it lathers up really well and after washing my face did appear to be "clean". Also the packaging is neat. If you are not one for washing your face with your fingers, the little scrubber is handy. Although myself I did not find it of much use because the scrubbers are so soft and flimsy...in my opinion they will not clean or exfoliate anything, but rather massage dirt and oils into your skin further.
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yuia on 3/10/2014 7:45:00 AM more reviews by yuia
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I initially got this for the scrubber but the green packaging also caught my eye. The scrubber is great. It feels gentle on my face, it's easy to hold when your hands are all soapy and it's easy to clean and store.
The cleanser itself smells really nice and is not too overpowering. It's like a runny gel and there were a few times where a bit too much flowed out when I first started using it. It takes a little while to bubble up but otherwise there was no issue with using it.
My only qualms were: it didn't do anything for my acne (but at least it didn't get worse) and it made my skin feel tight and dry afterwards.
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xStarlight on 2/8/2014 3:18:00 PM more reviews by xStarlight
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The cleanser I got was the one for Acne Prone skin and I bought it on sale for $5. In my opinion, the cleanser is a generic cleanser with a scrubber/exfoliator. The mini silicone scrubber pops out easily from the designated compartment and it has very soft and fine bristles. However, I don't feel that the cleanser's functional purpose does not exactly meet my requirements. My skin would not feel squeaky clean when I use the scrubber but I guess the scrubber will be good for opening up the pores! The cleanser itself is very thin to accomodate the scrubber. I have acne once in a while and this cleanser does not prevent acne yet it also does not get rid of it. Therefore, I find this cleanser to be a neutral cleanser that helps to clean the face.
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caraphernelia232 on 8/29/2013 10:11:00 PM more reviews by caraphernelia232
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Okay. So. Let me just say that I normally have pretty clear skin. I have never had serious acne problems, & mainly get zits on my forehead or by my nose. I bought this mainly because it had a scrubby brush that came with it, which I actually like. It's really gentle, it doesn't make me feel like I'm cleaning my face with steel wool. & the facial cleanser itself smells fantastic. So for all that, I give it 3 stars. HOWEVER, I got a few zits before I started my period, & this wash did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for it. I popped the zits & washed my face, & the next morning, they didn't look any different. Not better or worse. Also, after I wash the cleanser off, I want my face to feel clean. But whenever I wash this off, I still feel oily around my nose. I have continued to use this product to wash my makeup off. But for my actual skin cleansing I use Clean & Clear Deep Action Cream Cleanser. So, for me at least, this product is slightly below average on it's own, but used with something else, it works great.
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*TOP REVIEWER* happifayce on 7/1/2013 8:10:00 AM more reviews by happifayce
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I love the scrubber that comes with this! It exfoliates my face so we'll, my face just feels so clean after using this! I use it morning and night and I can tell a big difference in the condition of my skin. I absolutely love this stuff!
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seastar623 on 6/30/2013 5:33:00 PM more reviews by seastar623
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I snagged this on clearance at Walgreens. Awesome steal. I really like this product. I live in hot, humid FL and Its very refreshing and cooling. Great to use in your evening shower after a long, active day. I find it lathers best when you massage it into your face first and then it really gets going! Very soft and bubbly. I also really love the the scrubber they include that fits snugly into the bottle. I feel like its a two for one deal.It works very well in conjunction with the product. The scent is also nice. Delicate and refreshing. Reminds me of cucumbers. When I'm done using this my skin feels very clean, soft and refreshed. I put on some moisturizer, head to bed and all is right with the world!
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If you don't want to make the file public, please PM me.
Thanks for the PM. Please find the modified report attached. Just need to make sure that the field lists match on both sides of the UNION and with the SelectList.
HI, Andy,
eh... Strange... It still doesn't work on the project. I don't understand. It only still shows information that is from <LeftQuerySpecification>. I did check the order SelectionList and the number of them. I even tried to leave on PnPID on the list, it still only shows the information on <LeftQuerySpecification>.
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I get it to work now. It is the --xsi:type="PnPSetQuerySpecification"-- I didn't get it right. I used --xsi:type="PnPRelationshipQuerySpecification"--, Of course, it is not going to work...
Thank you very much!!
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On Sunday night, Gary Campbell and his wife Kimberly were relaxing on their patio with their two dogs Eddie and Barney, both Shih Tzus, when the unthinkable happened.
An adult coyote appeared from behind a tree just 30 feet away from their backyard that connects to the Burlington Golf and Country Club. Their five-year-old dog Eddie spotted it before they did bolted after it.
"He just took off and then he squealed and right then and there I knew something was wrong," said Campbell.
"It looked like the coyote just grabbed him, broke his neck and took off. And then they were gone. It was that fast. It all happened in a minute."
Campbell chased after the pair onto the golf course just after 11 p.m. and stayed out looking for Eddie for over an hour.
"I chased after him. I went running all over the golf course screaming for him. I was soaked up to my knees in mud and water," said Campbell.
"We were looking with flashlights thinking if he was hurt we could find him and take him to the vet, but…"
He says Eddie was being protective of the family when the coyote approached the lot, which has no fence between their yard and the golf course.
After looking and calling for Eddie into the midnight hour, Campbell said he and his wife were starting to get a little apprehensive about the location of the coyote. They began to fear for their own safety when they spotted something off in the distance near some floodlights on the golf course.
"He (the coyote) was just staring at us," recalled Campbell, but there was no sign of Eddie.
The family resumed their search in the morning and was approached by the superintendent to the golf course, who told them they found him near a shed area about three or four fairways away.
"When we got him, there wasn't a mark on him. That's the crazy thing," said Campbell.
"You would have thought the coyote would have mauled him and chewed him up, but he just left him there…It was very traumatic to say the least, to see all this happen in front of you."
The Campbells got Eddie and Barney from a breeder in Sundridge, Ont. The pair was brothers.
"I can't tell you how special this guy was, he was just a great, fun dog," said Campbell.
"Everybody loved him, he was so friendly and lovable and to see this happen in front of you…it was very traumatic."
This isn't the first time the Campbells have seen coyotes in the area. The Campbells have lived on Kingsway for almost a year and they've seen two coyotes out on the golf course before and about six weeks ago, their neighbor had to fight off a coyote from attacking their larger dog with a hockey stick.
According to Burlington's Supervisor of Animal Control David Lake, coyotes can get territorial this time of year because they're denning and have young pups around.
"Normally they stay away from people, but it could have taken it as the dog coming into its territory," said Lake.
As for the attacks on the pets, Lake says it isn't uncommon.
"The coyote basically doesn't know the difference from a cat, to a rabbit, to a small dog. It would be almost like prey to them."
Coyote sightings have been more frequent lately and the city has warned the public about the wild animal before in areas such as Paletta Lakefront Park. But Lake suspects that as the weather gets warmer we'll see less of them.
In the meantime, Lake suggests air horns for pet owners to help scare away coyotes and to always keep your pets close to you, even on your own property.
Campbell has thought about erecting a fence between his property and the golf course, but says he's apprehensive about it because he's been told coyotes can jump fences or still find a way to sneak in.
"I want pet owners to be aware that coyotes are not friendly and they need to be on guard," said Campbell.
He says the family plans to bury Eddie up at their cottage near Huntsville.
"To see your dog killed in front of you by a wild animal is just…an awful experience. I don't wish it on anyone."
For more information and safety tips on encountering coyotes, visit www.burlington.ca/coyote.
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