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I never really connected with organized religion, but I always feel the deepest spirituality when I am by the sea.
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The authors thank the EPSRC (to Z.G., M.T., M.H.), the CRUK (to Z.G., M.T.), GSK (to M.H.), the A*STAR NSS Overseas Ph.D. Scholarship (to Y.H.L.), the K. C. Wong Education Foundation (to L.L.), and Advion BioSystems for generous funding, Dr. John M. Brown FRS for discussions and Dr. Oscar Lozano for technical assistance.
Metal-Free Oxidative Fluorination of Phenols with [18F]Fluoride†
Article first published online: 25 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/anie.201201502
Copyright © 2012 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
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Gao, Z., Lim, Y. H., Tredwell, M., Li, L., Verhoog, S., Hopkinson, M., Kaluza, W., Collier, T. L., Passchier, J., Huiban, M. and Gouverneur, V. (2012), Metal-Free Oxidative Fluorination of Phenols with [18F]Fluoride. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 51: 6733–6737. doi: 10.1002/anie.201201502
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- Article first published online: 25 MAY 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 5 APR 2012
- Manuscript Received: 23 FEB 2012
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The radiochemical synthesis of [18F]4-fluorophenols is based on phenol umpolung under oxidative conditions and direct nucleophilic fluorination with [18F]fluoride (see scheme, TBAF=tetra-n-butylammonium fluoride, TFA=trifluoroacetic acid). Readily available O-unprotected 4-tert-butyl phenols are used as precursors in this one-pot protocol. The reaction is completed in less than 30 minutes at room temperature and can be performed using standard or microfluidic technology.


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Birmingham City boss Alex McLeish has not given up hope of signing Sporting Gijon midfielder Michel before the transfer window closes next Tuesday afternoon.
The 23-year-old has been linked with a switch to St Andrew's for much of the summer and McLeish has revealed that a deal could finally be close to completion.
He said: "We're still working on it. We're waiting for word from Sporting Gijon.
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"The stumbling block is money. It's about payments and the way that they're made, agents, everybody comes into it.
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The Rivals : Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School's International Acting Course presents Richard Brinsley Sheridan's uproarious comedy of manners, The Rivals.
Young Captain Absolute, son and heir of wealthy Sir Anthony, arrives in Bath to court the rich and lovely Lydia Languish. His ploy, to appeal to her romantic nature by appearing as 'penniless' Ensign Beverley, backfires when he discovers Lydia prefers an elopement with Beverley to a marriage with Absolute!
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Embark on a circuit journey of Tunisia from the country's capital, Tunis. Visit the Roman ruins of Dougga, the Holy City of Kairouan, the mountain oasis villages around Tozeur and El Jem's World Heritage-listed amphitheatre.
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Discover the spectacular sights and intriguing culture of Tunisia
Journey through Tunisia, an incredibly diverse wedge of northern Africa. Combining Arabic, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and French influences into every aspect of local life, take the opportunity to explore modern cities and ancient ruins while tasting mouth-watering food and sipping tooth-tingling sweet mint tea. Experience unique cultures, stunning sights and warm local hospitality while exploring the far corners of this underrated nation.
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Set the senses on fire with a journey to the medina of Tunis, before strolling through the lively souqs to bargain for souvenirs. Head to Carthage, a World Heritage site where ancient monuments including the Antonine baths, a Roman amphitheatre and the Punic ports are waiting to be explored. Journey to the village of Sidi Bou Said for a stroll through narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses and decorative blue doors.
Days 3-4 Kairouan
Better understand this bubbly slice of Africa with a visit to the Bardo Museum, where archaeological finds reign supreme. Leave the city behind and proceed to the archaeological site of Dougga, arguably the best Roman ruins in Africa. Walk among incredibly well-preserved temples, political centres, baths and markets to fully experience this bygone civilisation. Continue on to Kairouan, the holiest city in Tunisia. Head out on a walking tour and visit the Great Mosque of Oqba Ibn Nafi to appreciate the impressive ninth-century Islamic architecture, then refuel with a bite of makroudh (pastry stuffed with dates).
Day 5 Tozeur
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Day 6 Douz/Ksar Ghilane
Be wowed by the dry salt lake of Chott el-Jerid on the drive towards Douz. Watch punters at the daily camel market before jumping on one of these friendly beasts and taking a cruise to a few oases. It will be a bouncy ride, so be sure to take a relaxing soak in the hot springs at Ksar Ghilane. Later, enjoy some desert stargazing from the foot of your tent. The silence and vastness of the surrounds makes for a magical and unforgettable night.
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text: Meher Khiari wrote: >>Hey guys, >> >>In chapter 5 (Adding the user lfs), the two chown commands, >> >> >>>chown lfs $LFS/tools >>>chown lfs $LFS/sources >> >>(or at least the second command) are insufficient in >>providing the 'lfs' >>user access to the source files. I'm sure many people are aware of >>this, but the problem has not been addressed in the CVS (as of >>1/14/2004). This is merely a matter of applying chown >>recursively. So... >> >> >>>chown lfs -R $LFS/sources >> >>and (optionally)... >> >> >>>chown lfs -R $LFS/tools >> > > When the book starts with this, the directories tools and sources are > supposed to be empty of any file so the recursivity is not necessary ! > That is correct (that the book presumes those directories are empty). BUT... eventually the source files will be copied to the sources directory (or some other subdirectory of $LFS). From my experience, I find that any new files added to the sources directory after the 'chown lfs $LFS/sources' command is executed do not have the proper permissions set for the lfs user. I cannot even extract from the compressed files! Only a recursive chown command (or a chown command for each new file added) will solve this problem. What am I missing here? - Adam (metaintelligence at hotmail.com)


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Sins of the Father...and the Son
What started as a good story, now presents itself victim of it´s own dellusion of grandeur and excess of mystery. Putting so many antagonists and unusual players into a plot, which details are scarce at least, meaning Jason Aaron isn´t spilling any beans here, doesn´t interest if for lack of good answers to give or just pure and plain sadism, resulted in this weak, quite untolerable issue. This issue only matters because of the previous three and for the beautiful, yet in reason of the weak narrative, not so interesting art of Renato Guedes. And why this issue wasn´t great as the other three quoted above? Because there´s no link with reality: the battle between Logan and Devil is ridiculous (how can a sword that big does no damage in Logan?), Logan hurting Warren, Colossus and Kitty wasn´t interesting (it´s quite the opposite, it was dull and hard to explain how Warren will ever see again), the coup in Hell is dull, Mystique and her aliies getting Demon Logan was innacurate (how did they know Logan was there? How can a demon like Ghost Rider subdue other demon, in a higher class than his?). This arc story reached a point where there should be more answers than questions, and unfortunally that´s not how Aaron choosed to play, and that bad decision reflected in Renato Guedes´art, that really tried to put all his effort and save this issue, but he isn´t that good to make a bad plot become a nice and interesting story. Even the dialogues and Logan´s captions (what were great feats in Aaron´s writing) weren´t good, sharp and creative, boardering boredom and repetition.
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We've posted a few stories at this point about the Department's involvement with the President's service initiative, United We Serve. A few days ago, a great story by Lisbeth R. went up on Serve.gov about her involvement with Citizen Corps. Citizen Corps is FEMA's national service program: their goal is to increase the capacity of American communities to respond in emergency situations, and they've set up all sorts of opportunities for people to make their families, their homes, and their communities safer.
It's a great way to get involved with the Summer of Service—check out Lisbeth's story, and get involved.
Since the Real ID Act was passed by Congress four years ago, criticism of this legislation to increase the security of driver's licenses has arisen from many sources, including state governments, privacy groups and travel agents.
The federal law was passed as a response to 9/11. Its purpose was to prevent terrorists from easily obtaining false licenses, enabling them to set up bank accounts, rent living quarters and otherwise blend into American society unnoticed.
Although its intention was good, the Bush administration followed its usual pattern - quickly writing legislation and pushing it through a Republican-controlled Congress without thinking much about problems that could arise.
The National Governors Association has endorsed an alternative to Real ID that is backed by Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. She was governor of Arizona when that state, along with many others, protested Real ID as too expensive and unworkable from technical and privacy standpoints.
From the Biloxi Sun Herald, on FEMA Administrator Fugate's remarks to the National Governors Association:
The hurricanes of 2004 and 2005 taught residents and officials along the Coast many lessons, but the most important is that federal, state and local governments need to work together to respond and recover.
FEMA Director Craig Fugate told governors from across the country Sunday all levels of government need to work as a team to coordinate response to disasters and see who can help most in different areas.
Fugate was the head of Florida's emergency management department in 2004 when four hurricanes struck that state. He also offered help to Mississippi in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina struck.
He spoke Sunday as part of a panel discussion on emergency preparedness, along with representatives from Motorola and Travelers Insurance.
"Too often the disaster we prepare for is the last one when we need to look at the ones in the future," he said at the National Governors Association summer meeting.
The conference wraps up today at the Coast Coliseum and Convention Center.
Leadership Events
Secretary Napolitano will participate in a media availability at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference
Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort
Regency Conference Center, Regency Terrace, Main Floor
Monterey, Calif.
Secretary Napolitano will deliver remarks at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference
Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort
Regency Grand Ballroom
Monterey, Calif.
Public Events
U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral James Rabago will lay the keel for the Third National Security Cutter Stratton at the Northrup
Grumman shipyard
1000 Access Road
Pascagoula, Miss.
Today at the Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel in downtown DC, DHS recruitment specialists greeted veterans for a job fair. Attendees got information on career opportunities and how to apply for positions within the department. Over 700 veterans signed up today for more information.
We at DHS want to be a model in veteran hiring in the federal government, and our efforts so far have significantly increased veteran representation within the department. We promote veteran hiring, contracting and procurement in all recruitment efforts, recognizing we owe veterans more than gratitude; at DHS, we feel we owe veterans opportunity.
DHS is hosting a Veterans Job Fair today at the Grand Hyatt from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT. It's open to all active duty, retired, former service, Reserve/National Guard servicemembers and their spouses. Straight from dhs.gov:
July 17, 2009
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel100 H St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20001
Constitution Room A, Level 3B(Take Metro Center stop, exit at 11th
Street)The job fair is open to all active duty, retired, former service, Reserve/National Guard servicemembers and their spouses.
Explore career opportunities in law enforcement, immigration and travel security, prevention and response, and mission support by attending the job fair and talking to representatives.
Learn more about the Department that touches the lives of all Americans and find out how Departmental careers contribute to the mission of defending America. Speak to Department professionals about continuing your service to America.
- How to apply for federal jobs
- Understanding and applying veterans preference in federal hiring
From Federal Computer Week, on the cybersecurity RFI:
The Homeland Security Department wants information from companies on technical solutions that could be used to protect the ".gov" cyber domain used by federal civilian agencies, according to recently published notice.
DHS is interested in products that could be used for its integrated cybersecurity program that includes software and hardware, the department said in a request for information (RFI) published July 15 on the Federal Business Opportunities Web site.
The full RFI is classified and vendors interested in the opportunity need to contact the department by July 22.
A letter to the editor of the New York Times from Assistant Secretary for ICE John Morton:
I take issue with your assertion that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement's 287(g) program is "misguided, ineffective and dangerous."
Among other things, the program enables state and local law enforcement officials to deploy resources and manpower in their communities to enforce federal immigration laws, a force multiplier for federal law enforcement.
The program has been effective. Since January 2006, 287(g)-trained officers have identified more than 120,000 people, predominantly in jails, who are in the country illegally and have committed serious crimes while here. Finding and removing these criminal aliens is critical to our nation's overall interior enforcement strategy.
From Government Technology, on FEMA Administrator Fugate's remarks yesterday on disaster response:
The goal of emergency management policy should be not just to respond but also to change the outcomes of natural hazards, and to do that the private sector and communities must be involved, said Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Craig Fugate on Thursday at the 2009 Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop in Broomfield, Colo. That includes changing building codes and standards, as well as the language used in mitigating hazards.
Fugate said minimizing the impacts of natural hazards should be the goal and disasters occur from natural hazards because of the way people live and build in the communities. "Floods and hurricanes happen. The hazard itself is not the disaster -- it's our habits, it's how we build and live in those areas, that's the disaster," Fugate said.
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Veterans Job Fair
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel
100 H St., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20001
Constitution Room A, Level 3B(Take Metro Center stop, exit at 11th Street)
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who as governor of Arizona opposed tough new federal requirements for driver's licenses, endorsed legislation on Wednesday to replace the 2005 law with a more flexible and less costly version.
The new legislation maintains some features of the so-called Real ID law, which required states to scrupulously verify the identity of people to whom it issues driver's licenses, including verifying information they submit, like Social Security numbers and birth certificates.
The original measure, prompted by concerns about terrorism, was passed without Senate hearings as an amendment to a spending bill, and has been contested ever since. It requires states to comply with a series of benchmarks by Dec. 31, but no state has been certified as compliant.
The Real ID card is intended to be the only driver's license a person can use when boarding an airplane or entering a federal building.
Ms. Napolitano said the new bipartisan bill, sponsored by Senator Daniel K. Akaka, Democrat of Hawaii, was "a bill that if passed and implemented before Dec. 31 of this year will fix a bill that was flawed from the outset."
From the Associated Press, on cartel violence in Mexico:
Ongoing concerns that drug-related violence in Mexico poses a threat to American communities remain the Obama administration's border focus, the federal government's border czar said Wednesday.
Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Alan Bersin, who visited Arizona's busiest commercial port here on Wednesday, said those concerns have triggered a series of border security initiatives and brought about closer cooperation with Mexican federal authorities.
"We take the threat of spillover violence very seriously," Bersin said. "We're prepared to deal with it in the event it occurs. There are contingency plans to respond. But we have not yet seen that violence spill over into the United States."
Public Events
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Office of Investigations Deputy Director Kumar Kibble will testify before the House Committee on Homeland Security; Subcommittee on Border, Maritime, and Global Counterterrorism
311 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, D.C.
TSA Public Affairs Manager Jon Allen will participate in a media
event announcing the installation of CT-80 Explosives Detection
System (EDS) equipment
University of Illinois Willard Airport11 Airport RoadSavoy, Ill.
TSA Public Affairs Manager Lara Uselding will participate in a
media event at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to
showcase new AT X-ray machines
Newark Liberty International Airport
Terminal C
Newark, NJ
The Quadrennial Homeland Security Review launches a new phase today.
The Office of Strategic Planning (OSP) is taking something that's usually somewhat humdrum and using it to build a pretty cool new process.
Basically, based on the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Report, Congress mandated some time ago that DHS complete an internal review this year (and every four years hereafter) and report recommendations about strategy, programs, policies, and capabilities. But Congress left it up to OSP to determine just what that the review – the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review (QHSR) would look like.
The entire review will be unclassified, which makes it a little unconventional from the start. The whole process is also creatively set up in a way that acknowledges that many individuals—at multiple levels of government as well as outside the government—make decisions and provide expertise that contribute to homeland security.
Earlier this year, Secretary Napolitano invited representatives from every part of this broader homeland security community to contribute position papers to a public document library. This means that input from academics, experts, think tanks, professional associations, and more—all specialists in areas under the homeland security umbrella—all helped inform the QHSR's frame of reference.
From there, the study groups—each made up of DHS officials and facilitated by an independent expert to ensure all viewpoints are represented and opinions heard—will examine focus areas (law enforcement and security, intelligence, etc.). Here's where it gets really interesting, though: they're going to be using a web-based collaborative dialogue platform for these studies, which means that all stakeholders, individuals or organizations with recognized homeland security roles and members of the general public can participate.
You can participate by logging on to http://www.homelandsecuritydialogue.org/ today to pre-register for the upcoming dialogues. Follow along, join the conversation, and share your ideas on what you think the study groups should focus on.
After all this, Secretary Napolitano and a 13-member Executive Committee (made up of the Secretary of Defense, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Director of National Intelligence, among others) will analyze the study groups' recommendations and present their findings to Congress before we ring in the new year.
Web-based collaborative? Defining what DHS will look like for the next four years? Sounds like we'll have som New Year's resolutions.
The Department is committed to increased collaboration between government and industry representatives. In May, President Obama noted in the first-ever Presidential address on cybersecurity:
"[i]t's the great irony of our Information Age -- the very technologies that empower us to create and to build also empower those who would disrupt and destroy. And this paradox -- seen and unseen -- is something that we experience every day."At Industry Day, DHS highlighted the need for private industry to become more involved in developing comprehensive, game-changing, innovative solutions that improve and expand upon our current capabilities to protect, detect, and respond to cyber incidents. The recent denial of service (DoS) incident only underscores that point. Our RFI is the next step in reaching out to stakeholders to assist us in advancing our capability to secure the nation's critical cyber infrastructure and address future cyber challenges. For more information, we encourage you to visit FedBizOpps or email email@example.com.
PASS ID is legislation that was introduced last month in the U.S. Senate, and would amend the REAL ID Act of 2005. Both pieces of legislation are aimed at strengthening security requirements for driver's licenses – while the federal government sets the standards, it's up to the states to implement. 13 states have enacted "anti-REAL ID" laws, virtually eliminating the chance that REAL ID can ever be implemented nationally. PASS ID seeks to establish national standards to enhance the security and integrity of all licenses and ID cards, while retaining state flexibility to go further if they want.
From the Secretary's testimony today:
We'll keep you updated on PASS ID as it moves forward."PASS ID is a critical piece of national security legislation that will fix the REAL ID Act of 2005 and institute strong security standards for government-issued identification. PASS ID will fulfill a key recommendation of the 9/11 Commission, that the federal government set standards for identification such as driver's licenses and non-driver identification cards – and this bill will do so in a way that states will implement, rather than disregard. PASS ID will enact the same strong security standards set out by REAL ID as quickly as REAL ID – but, critically, this bill provides a workable way to get there."
-- Secretary Janet Napolitano
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From the Washington Post, on PASS ID:
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is promoting a new program to make driver's licenses more secure that would cost less than the plan pushed by the Bush administration.
On Wednesday, she was to testify before a Senate committee considering legislation that would replace the former administration's Real ID card plan with something called a Pass ID. Those who support the new program say it would not gut the security requirements in current law. But others say the new ID would relax rules enacted after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Bush's Real ID plan has been stalled well short of nationwide implementation by opposition in the states. Twelve states have voted not to participate, and others have raised complaints.
The National Governors Association helped write the new proposal. As Arizona governor, Napolitano said the Bush administration did not collaborate enough with governors in the development of its plan for implementing the congressionally mandated program.
The governors group said the current law would cost states $4 billion while the new plan could cut the costs to between $1.3 billion and $2 billion.
From the Associated Press, on the HSAS review:
The Obama administration has begun a review that could spell the end of the color-coded terrorism advisories, long derided by late night TV comics and portrayed by some Democrats as a tool for Bush administration political manipulation.
It's not likely the review will plunge an alert system into the dark all together, but short of that, everything is on the table for consideration, according to one administration official familiar with the plans. The official was not authorized to speak publicly about potential outcomes.
The alert system assigns five different colors to terror risk levels. Green at the bottom signals a low danger of attack and red at the top warns of a severe threat. It was put in place after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and was designed to help emergency responders get prepared.
But it's been the butt of late-night television comics' jokes and criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike for being too vague to deliver enough useful information.
From the San Diego Union-Tribune, on a huge haul for CBP this year:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is reporting record drug seizures for the first three quarters of fiscal year 2009, which ended June 30.
According to the agency, which includes the Border Patrol, customs officers and air and marine operations, more than 3.3 million pounds of drugs were intercepted at and in between ports of entry along both the southern and northern borders. This is an increase of 64.3 percent compared to the same period the previous year.The largest marijuana seizure occurred in late March, when agency officers at the Otay Mesa port of entry intercepted a commercial tractor-trailer loaded with 10,764 pounds of marijuana.
Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman Jacqueline Dizdul credited a larger presence of border security personnel, among other things.
Leadership Events
Secretary Napolitano will testify before the Senate Committee on
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs about PASS ID
342 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C.
Public Events
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) Policy Advisor Debbie
Fulmer will deliver remarks on preparedness efforts for special needs populations at the 2009 Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)
San Diego Convention Center
111 W Harbor Dr.
San Diego, Calif.
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Assistant
Administrator John Sammon will testify before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation Security and Infrastructure Protection about general aviation security risks
311 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, D.C.


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Logility Announces 2012 Leadership Award Winners
Logility Inc., a leading supplier of collaborative solutions to optimize the supply chain, today announced the recipients of the 2012 Logility Leadership Award. This year Craft Brew Alliance, CooperVision, PartyLite, Sonoco Products, and Stanley Black & Decker were recognized at Logility's Connections 2012 conference for driving excellence in their operations through the use of supply chain software. For photos of the award winners, please visit: www.logility.com/sails.
Logility's annual award program recognizes a select group of companies who significantly improved their business processes, deployed an innovative solution to address their supply chain challenges, or demonstrated an on-going commitment and leadership role in the expansion of supply chain improvements. Each of this year's award recipients demonstrated success in building collaboration, efficiency and visibility across their supply chain networks. These efforts resulted in tangible business benefits including inventory reduction, streamlined sales and operations planning (S&OP) process, increased forecast accuracy, improved manufacturing planning, reduced transportation costs, and higher customer service levels through the innovative use of supply chain management software.
Examples of the winners' achievements in operational performance include:
- Craft Brew Alliance, one of America's first craft breweries, was hampered by a lack of visibility into forecasts, capacity, inventory, and transportation which increased costs and created a barrier to the company's growth goals. The supply chain team set out to build an integrated platform for Craft Brew Alliance (CBA) to decrease costs, improve efficiency and scale to support significant growth. Craft Brew Alliance transitioned from a DC-driven distribution network of 10 regional centers to a direct ship model to more than 500 wholesalers. Following the rollout of Logility Voyager Solutions, CBA was able to improve service levels to a consistent 98 percent, significantly increase inventory turns and transition to a customer distribution network with 50 times the complexity.
- CooperVision, one of the world's largest manufacturers of contact lenses, has seen dramatic growth over the past several years through both organic initiatives and acquisitions. As the company grew, its product portfolio became more complex with over one million SKUs. The supply chain organization set out to create a more efficient global supply chain to drive a trusted demand plan, improve customer service, and synchronize inventory with demand. With Logility Voyager Solutions, a detailed forecast analysis at the item level as well as aggregate views now provides the supply chain team with both a reliable process and a significantly more accurate forecast at the item level. CooperVision can determine manufacturing frequency, impact on inventory turns and reduce inventory obsolescence. This visibility has helped CooperVision make better decisions about production assignments and inventory policies.
- PartyLite, a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of scented and unscented candles, bath products and decorative accessories for the home, relied on non-integrated, manual tools to generate its worldwide demand plan for its highly promotional business. This created higher than ideal inventory, lower than desired service levels, and a higher percentage of expedited and obsolete inventory. PartyLite set out to generate a worldwide demand plan that could be reconciled against a country, and market forecast and financial plan, and support dramatically lower supply chain working capital and inventory expense. The company also set a goal to achieve its return on investment (ROI) in less than one year. Following its deployment of Logility Voyager Solutions, PartyLite achieved a 30 percent reduction in air freight costs, reduced active finished goods inventory by 34 percent and excess and obsolete inventory 47 percent, and increased inventory turns on active inventory 94 percent. In addition, PartyLite realized its ROI several months ahead of target.
- Sonoco Products, a global provider of packaging products and services, needed to improve service levels, reduce inventory, increase forecast accuracy, and support future growth. The company instituted a formal sales and operations planning (S&OP) process. Initially, preparing the data for the S&OP process required significant manual effort and supported a very limited planning horizon for future visibility of demand and supply. Following the deployment of Logility Voyager Solutions, Sonoco Products reduced its forecasting process effort 80-90 percent at the high level giving key deployment resources the ability to drill down into more detailed forecasts and the overall S&OP process. Sonoco Products has blended the use of forecast based supply chain practices with demand pull processes to create more agile supply chains allowing for collaborative demand management, a sales & operations planning process, and a LEAN transformation and cash/cost optimization of the supply chain. With increased visibility and more comprehensive statistical analysis, Sonoco Products has reduced total forecast error by an impressive 50 percent, and has tangibly improved its inventory position.
- Stanley Black & Decker, a global manufacturer and marketer of quality power tools, hand tools, and accessories, embarked on a global initiative to implement multi-echelon inventory optimization to help improve fill rates and lower working capital. As the inventory optimization process matured, Stanley Black & Decker was able to move beyond balancing inventory investment to provide recommendations for what will help stakeholders meet Stanley Black & Decker's needs and, in parallel, help Stanley Black & Decker determine where to focus its LEAN resources internally and in the extended supply base. Logility Voyager Inventory Optimization is being used to help assess strategic projects like manufacturing and distribution footprint changes, testing the impact of best practices on inventory planning, support of minimum order quantity and lead time reduction efforts, and evaluate customer-driven changes to distribution or terms. Stanley Black & Decker has seen tangible benefits in each phase of its inventory optimization evolution. For example, the company was able to reduce targeted finished goods days of stock from one of its largest manufacturing plants by 25 percent and reduce the amount of raw materials and components in the same plant by 17 percent with no adverse impact to customer service levels.
"We are honored to recognize Logility customers for the impressive supply chain successes they have achieved through the use of Logility Voyager Solutions," said Mike Edenfield, president and CEO of Logility. "We congratulate each leadership award recipient and celebrate their continued success. We look forward to working with them to support their ongoing initiatives by continuing to offer innovative supply chain software solutions that enable their long-term success and tangible ROI."
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Why e-commerce managers and marketers must support the buying cycle across multiple visits.
Conventional wisdom holds that the majority of visitors abandoning shopping carts are time-wasters, never to return to the site. New research shows that it's time to rethink what we know about abandoners: rather than being a bad thing, abandoning is a signal of intent, leading to a potential future purchase. In this column, let's examine how click-stream data can be used to predict future purchases, and introduce one of your best prospects, the Serial Shopping Cart Abandoner.
As we all know only too well, most website visitors don't buy.
In any given session, 97 percent of website visitors don't buy. This rises to 99.75 percent of first-time visitors. Of the visitors that add a product to the shopping cart, 71 percent don't buy.
I've just completed a study of online buyer behavior, examining in some depth what happens when visitors don't buy.
I analyzed the behavior of more than 600,000 people and a quarter of a million online transactions to understand what people actually do when they buy, and in particular, their behavior when they don't. Next week, I will publish the findings for the first time in an e-book, "The Science Of Shopping Cart Abandonment."
To understand more about abandonment specifically, I created three segments, looking at three different types of shopping cart abandonment behavior:
One-Time Abandoners
The patterns of one-time and serial abandoners split almost equally, with 43 percent and 42 percent abandoned transactions. To gauge intent of these different segments, I looked at the percentage that return to buy when sent remarketing emails. This is shown on the pie chart as the Recovery Rate.
On average, 18 percent of one-time abandoners will come back and buy when sent remarketing emails.
Meet the Serial Abandoner, Your Best Prospect
Contrast this with serial abandoners: a massive 48 percent will buy when remarketed. Serial abandoners are 2.6 times more likely to buy than one-time abandoners. It's not really surprising that the more a visitor returns to the site and abandons, the more likely they are to purchase.
This illustrates that abandonment, rather than being considered a "bad" thing, should be interpreted as a signal of intent. In fact, it can be considered a predictor of a potential future purchase.
This is a fascinating finding: it suggests that for the majority, customer abandonment is an essential part of the purchase cycle. As customers have become accustomed to the convenience of storing items in their shopping cart for later purchase, abandonment has become a natural part of their buying cycle.
Perhaps, as a result, we should change the way that we think about abandonment and consider a strategy to support the buying cycle across multiple visits. This is where email remarketing comes to the fore: deliver great service to abandoners, support their decision process, and on average, one in four will come back and purchase. If they abandon multiple times, then almost half will subsequently buy when remarketed.
Recent Goal Abandoners
The data in the pie chart, above, also shows how a recent purchase makes abandonment more likely. Looking at the average number of abandons for each purchase, it rises from 1.3 for all abandoners to 2.2 for this segment.
However, recent goal abandoners have the highest recovery rate at 57 percent. While they are more likely to abandon, they are also most likely to return and purchase.
You can conclude from this finding that recent activity, in the form of either a purchase or abandon, increases the probability of recovering a sale after shopping cart abandonment.
Further investigation of this segment revealed two significant behaviors:
(a) Customers returning to view the details of products they have just purchased, double-checking they had made the right choice; and (b) Customers purchasing complementary products to the original purchase (such as cables for electronics purchases).
The net impact of these two behaviors is a 64 percent higher than normal abandonment rate, and a 43 percent lower-than-normal average order value for recovered transactions from this segment.
Key Takeaways
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Google has been throwing its weight around and pissing a lot of people off.
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The Royal Challengers Bangalore return home after the UAE-leg of the 7th Indian Premier League, anticipating that the Indian leg turns fortune in their favour. Having started the tournament on a high, the winning momentum was lost from the 3rd game onwards and ended the sojourn with 3 consecutive defeats. RCB will be looking for a turnaround in the India leg and hoping to get it as quickly as possible.
Despite the 3 losses, there were plenty of positives for the red, blue and golden army, here's a look at the highlights from the RCB camp:
Vicious Varun
It is a rarity when an Indian bowler clocks high up on the speed gun. Aaron bowled with a lot of venom and he consistently hit the 145 kmph mark. His effort has yielded him great results as he picked up 8 wickets in 4 games, just 1 wicket behind the purple cap holder, Sunil Narine. The surprise 145 kmph bouncer to the in form JP Duminy, which caught him off guard was a testimony to his bowling.
Parthiv Patel
Parthiv Patel has been giving good starts to the team upfront and he is 2nd highest run getter from the team. Patel has been filling in the big shoes of Chris Gayle at the top of the order as Gayle was out for the first 4 matches. Patel has been laying the foundation for the star studded middle order and his match winning 57 against MI earned him the man of the match.
Yuzvendra Chahal
Kohli, Gayle, De Villiers and Yuvraj were the talking point before the start of the tournament but the little known Yuzvendra Chahal has certainly been the find of the season. The little leggie has taken everyone by surprise with his brilliant performances. His variety in bowling has been his success mantra and surely bigger things are lined up for the young leg spinner. Chahal has picked up 7 wickets in 5 matches at a delightful economy rate of 5.08.
Mitchell Star'k'
The left arm fast bowler from Australia was brought by the RCB in this year's auction to add some teeth to the bowling department. Mitchell Starc has not only bowled well but the 6 feet 5 inches Aussie has been exceptional in the field too. The back-to-back spectacular catches against Punjab could give Lynn's catch a run for its money to be the best catch of the season.
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- 12-29-12, 07:18 PM Thread Author #1
true OEM housing
My 9900 keyboard has stop working twice, it starts by just writing same letters no matter what key is presses, than just doesn't work at all - actually no buttons work other than the touch screen. It seems to work after I take it apart, and reassemble it (probably just luck, since I changed or fix nothing)
Anyway, I dont know what to do other than try and replace some parts. I would like a new housing and keyboard, I checked ebay and all the OEM labeled parts, don't seem right or have review that say they are not OEM as stated.
Anyone know a source true OEM parts ??
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Amazon would be a good bet. There are always reviews there so you can do your research before you buy. I ordered all new housing for my wifes curve a few weeks ago and everything worked out well. She now has a hot pink curve with hot pink buttons lol. You may want to first try and diagnose exactly what it is that's failing before ordering parts though. While your at it I recommend looking at different colors and such as you can kill two birds with one stone and really customize your bold making it truly unique. Good luck.
Sent from my BlackBerry by Choice using TapatalkI waited...It launched...Im still waiting... - 12-29-12, 07:28 PM #3
your best best is to buy parts from a broken bold if you only want guaranteed OEM parts, nothing wrong with aftermarket stuff though and as above colour options rule
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12-29-12, 07:51 PM #4true OEM housing
I believe this place has "New OEM" parts as opposed to used OEM parts pulled from warranty returns.
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- 12-29-12, 07:56 PM Thread Author #5
great thanks very much for the replies !!
i so wanna change my housing too :/
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Rahul Sharma has shrugged aside a past that notoriously included a rave party which went sour during the Indian Premier League in 2012.
After bagging five wickets to help India 'A' ambush West Indies 'A' in a T20 game on Saturday, he attributed his success to self-belief.
"I am pleased to return with good performances. After the IPL in 2012, it was a tough phase for me. But I believed I could come out of it," Rahul said and also thanked former India leg-spinner Narendra Hirwani and spin legend Anil Kumble for their tips.
Meanwhile, the West Indies 'A' skipper Kieran Powell admitted that pursuing India's steep total was a big task. "Chasing 215 was always going to be tough and we kept losing wickets at quick intervals.
"Catching has been a problem for us. We have become a bit complacent and we will have to brush up our skills ahead of the four-day games," Powell said. — Special Correspondent