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MADISON — In 2011, Boone County ranked second in West Virginia's 55 counties — only behind Wyoming County for the highest drug overdose mortality rate in the state.
Prescription drug abuse affects all of us," said Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Keith Randolph. "None of us are immune. We all know a family member, friend, neighbor, co-worker that is directly affected by this horrible epidemic."
Even worse, West Virginia has the highest drug overdose mortality rate in the United States, with 28.9 per 100,000 people suffering drug overdose fatalities, according to a new report, Prescription Drug Abuse: Strategies to Stop the Epidemic.
It seems as if every week that newspaper and other media across the state are reporting another illegal drug bust, overdose deaths or other directly- and indirectly-related illegal drug abuse stories.
The number of drug overdose deaths — a majority of which are from prescription drugs — in West Virginia increased by whopping 605 percent since 1999, when the rate was 4.1 per 100,000.
Nationally, rates have doubled in 29 states since 1999, quadrupled in four of these states and tripled in 10 more, according to the report.
"It is no longer simply a law enforcement problem," Randolph explained. "Our drug prosecutions have nearly quadrupled since 2007, yet the problem remains."
Randolph says it's a community, county and regional problem.
"The criminal justice system, those in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, educators, governing bodies and the general public all must take an active role in addressing the prescription pill problem and the overdose deaths associated with it," he said. "Knowing we are second in a state that is number one in the nation in overdose deaths should offend us all."
The report also finds that West Virginia received eight out of 10 possible indicators of promising strategies to help curb prescription drug abuse, so it appears the state is doing several things to combat this growing epidemic.
Nationally, 28 states and Washington, D.C. scored six or less, with New Mexico and Vermont scoring the highest, with a 10, and South Dakota scoring the lowest with two out of 10.
According to the report by the Trust for America's Health (TFAH), prescription drug abuse has quickly become a top public health concern, as prescription drug related deaths now outnumber those from heroin and cocaine combined, and drug overdose deaths exceed motor vehicle-related deaths in 29 states and Washington, D.C.
Misuse and abuse of prescription painkillers alone costs the country an estimated $53.4 billion a year in lost productivity, medical costs and criminal justice costs. The report also notes that, currently, only one in 10 Americans with a substance abuse disorder receives treatment.
"Prescription drugs can be a miracle for many, but misuse can have dire consequences. The rapid rise of abuse requires nothing short of a full-scale response — starting with prevention and education all the way through to expanding and modernizing treatment," added Jeffrey Levi, PhD, executive director of TFAH. "There are many promising signs that we can turn this around, but it requires urgent action."
In the Prescription Drug Abuse report, TFAH - in consultation with a number of public health, clinical, injury prevention, law enforcement and community organization experts - reviewed a range of national recommendations and examined a set of 10 indicators of strategies being used in states to help curb the epidemic.
"There are indications that some of these efforts and strategies may be having a positive impact — the number of Americans abusing prescription drugs decreased from seven million in 2010 to 6.1 in 2011, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health," Levi said.
Prescription drug related deaths now outnumber those from heroin and cocaine combined, and drug overdose deaths exceed motor vehicle-related deaths in 29 states and Washington, D.C., according to the report.
Note: Rates include total drug overdose mortality rates, the majority of which are from prescription drugs. 1 = Highest rate of drug overdose fatalities, 51 = lowest rate of drug overdose fatalities. Rankings are based on data from CDC's National Center for Health Statistics, WONDER Online Database, 2010. The numbers are based on the number of people per 100,000.
1. West Virginia (28.9); 2. New Mexico (23.8); 3. Kentucky (23.6); 4.Nevada (20.7); 5. Oklahoma (19.4); 6.Arizona (17.5); 7. Missouri (17); 8. (tie) Tennessee and Utah (16.9); 10. Delaware (16.6); 11. Florida (16.4); 12. Ohio (16.1); 13. Rhode Island (15.5); 14. Pennsylvania (15.3); 15. Wyoming (15); 16. South Carolina (14.6); 17. Indiana (14.4); 18. Michigan (13.9); 19. Louisiana (13.2); 20. Washington (13.1); 21. (tie) District of Columbia and Montana and Oregon (12.9); 24. Colorado (12.7); 25. Arkansas (12.5); 26. (tie) Alabama and Idaho and New Hampshire (11.8); 29. Alaska (11.6); 30. (tie) Mississippi and North Carolina (11.4); 32. (tie) Maryland and Massachusetts (11); 34. (tie) Hawaii and Wisconsin (10.9); 36. Georgia (10.7); 37. California (10.6); 38. Maine (10.4); 39. Connecticut (10.1); 40. Illinois (10); 41. New Jersey (9.8); 42. Vermont (9.7); 43. (tie) Kansas and Texas (9.6); 45. Iowa (8.6); 46. New York (7.8); 47. Minnesota (7.3); 48.Virginia (6.8); 49. Nebraska (6.7); 50. South Dakota (6.3); 51. North Dakota (3.4).


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Jake White described Eddie Jones's technical knowledge as the best in the game and said his input would add value to the Boks.
Jones put on a Bok tracksuit on Monday after White enticed him to spend a week with the Boks en-route to Saracens, where he will be Director of Rugby.
"I have always found Eddie's analysis of us to be the most difficult to counter and I have huge respect for his technical knowledge. As Bok coach Eddie's Wallabies were the toughest of all our opposition and that was down to his strategic approach and fantastic knowledge of the game,†said White. "I believe he can give us a very different insight because there is no emotional attachment and he'll pretty much call it as he sees it.â€
White said he was confident in the advances the Boks had made in the last four years, but he was equally wary of the squad believing their own hype and being caught out at the World Cup.
"We have formed a close unit over the last four years and the players are very confident in their own ability. As coaches we are very close to the squad, so it just may be that you don't see something you should or you don't want to see it. Getting a guy with Eddie's expertise to have a look will jolt any complacency if we've allowed this to creep in.â€
Jones arrived in Cape Town on Sunday night and will leave for England at the weekend to take up the Director of Rugby post at Saracens.
White also dismissed the possibility of Jones trying to derail the Boks campaign because of loyalty to the Wallabies.
"He'll give us a perspective, just like David Campese did for the Sharks, as New Zealanders Graham Henry and Steve Hansen did when coaching Wales, as Australian Scott Johnstone did when coaching Wales. It is a professional game and if someone of Eddie's ability is available as a short-term consultant then I am going to make use of him,†said White.
Jones is the most high profile consultant White will use in the countdown to the World Cup opener against Samoa and the Bok coach said Jones may not necessarily be the only one.
"In my four years with the Boks I've consulted with a variety of people in South Africa and abroad, but it is not something that is always going to be public knowledge. If I feel the need to bring someone in for a day or a week, as is the case with Eddie, then I will do it. If there is benefit to our World Cup hopes then I'll explore it,†said White. "I know we'll get benefit from Eddie's week with us. He's a smart man who'll give us something to think about.â€
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July 18, 2008
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During a conference held by the Department of Education this week, department commissioners, educators and business leaders alike expressed their disappointment with Education Secretary Margaret Spelling's inability to improve the current state of postsecondary education. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Commission on the Future of Higher Education created by the secretary herself complained that, after three years of work, students were still unsure about which colleges best fit their needs, and employers were still dissatisfied with graduates' lack of preparation for the workforce.
Furthermore, while steps to alleviate the burden of school expenses have been taken—most prominent of which was perhaps the increase in Pell Grant caps—the rising costs of a college education have made paying for school a struggle. During the 2005-2006 school year, more than 40 percent of first-time college students were forced to take out student loans. These factors, combined with the declining value of a college degree, have made securing a sufficiently lucrative job difficult for those with debt, especially when searching for positions within the nonprofit sector.
With only six months left in office, the secretary has little time to apply the suggestions of her peers. Complaining that colleges are not doing enough to prepare students for the business world, previous advertising executive Richard Holland stated, "We just talk about this all the time, and we don't do anything about it." Added Education Department's senior adviser Vickie Schray, "There's still a lot that needs to be done."
July 17, 2008
According to West Virginia's The State Journal, a recent poll indicates that Americans are prioritizing the affordability of a college education over other factors. Though criteria such as scholastic quality, distance and diversity were also critical, the cost of a school topped the list as most important.
With college costs continuing to outpace inflation and graduates finishing school with growing debt, families are beginning to realize that attending schools within their means may be more important than attending ones of greater prestige. A recent report from the National Center for Education Studies (NCES) stated that during the 2005-2006 school year, 46 percent of first-time, full-time students who sought a degree took out student loans, a few graduating more than $100,000 in debt.
The Chronicle of Higher Education Gallop Poll indicated that, though there were conflicting views over whether the government or the public should be responsible for much of the cost, most agreed that colleges should contribute to the solution by spending a larger percentage of their endowment funds.
As the media focuses on problems of national debt, controversy has grown over the use of annually increasing endowment funds acquired through donations to colleges. Though endowment contributors frequently create stipulations about who may or may not receive their scholarship money, the public has pointed to the questionable nature of storing funds and increasing tuition, especially during a time when debt has become a growing problem for students.
July 16, 2008
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation granted nearly $900,000 for work on four issues of The Future of Children , a biannually-released journal about effective policies and programs for children. Since its inception in 2000, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has granted nearly $16.5 billion to provide for the health and education of people living in the US and abroad. In addition to sponsoring numerous education-related initiatives, the foundation created one of the biggest, most lucrative scholarship programs in the country, the Gates Millennium Scholars.
Their latest donation will be used by the Brookings Institute and the Princeton Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs—co-publishers of The Future of Children —to conduct research, disseminate information, host conferences and pay for additional efforts related to the four issues. According to a Woodrow Wilson School news release, the proposed journal topics will include Children in Fragile Families, Children and Youth in Immigrant Families, Work and Family Balance and Postsecondary Education.
The Future of Children is aimed at identifying the research and policies that could assist families in raising their income and paying for school. To this end, researches will study the problems affecting individuals between the ages of 16 and 26, as well as those of their children. Their findings will be disseminated at no charge, and, once available, the results will be posted on www.futureofchildren.org. To encourage legislators to concentrate their efforts on bettering the circumstances of America's youth, journal contributors will also host numerous public awareness events.
July 15, 2008
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"Winning the sweepstakes was really exciting! It was the first scholarship I applied for and … I won," he told us. Once again proving that financial aid is available to those who search, Matt was able to join the growing list of Scholarships.com Success Stories. By giving them free access to our scholarship search, providing them with valuable college-funding resources and personally sponsoring numerous sweepstakes and scholarships, Scholarships.com has assisted myriad students in affording a postsecondary education.
Every three months a new Scholarships.com user is selected as the Scholarships.com Tell A Friend Sweepstakes winner. Applying couldn't be easier—no essays and no recommendations required. For the chance to win $1,000, just visit our Tell A Friend Sweepstakes page. You can enter the names and email addresses of up to ten friends, and, if they join the site, you will both be eligible to win $1,000. The more friends you refer, the more entries you'll receive. Submit now for the chance to win!
July 14, 2008
The Voice of Democracy Scholarship is an annual competition administered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars' (VFW's). Since 1947, the organization has been helping students pay for school, giving away more than 2.5 million in prizes each year. To compete, students will have to write and record a broadcast script that addresses the following theme: "Service and Sacrifice by America's Veterans Benefit Today's Youth by..."The applications will be judged on originality, content and delivery.
Prize: 1. Up to $30,000 in scholarship money 2. An expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C.
Eligibility: 1. Applicant must be a student in grades 9-12 2. Applicant must be enrolled in a public, private or parochial high school or home school in the U.S., its territories and possessions, or in an overseas U.S. military/civilian dependent school. 3. Foreign exchange students, those over 20 and previous first place Voice of Democracy winners are not eligible to compete.
Deadline:November 1, 2008
Required Material: 1. A 3-5 minute essay recorded on a neatly labeled cassette tape or CD. The reading must address this year's theme and must be recorded in the student's voice. 2. A typed version of the essay. 3. A completed entry form.
Further details about the application process can be found by conducting a free college scholarship search. Once the search is completed, students eligible for the award will find it in their scholarship search results.
July 11, 2008
The morose state of the lending industry, recent cuts in federal loan subsidies and a loss of interest in loan securities investing have caused chaos within the student loan market over past months. According to Forbes, Student Loan Corp., a previous division of Citibank, has become the latest victim in the student loan credit crunch, announcing plans to lay off 146 of its 523 employees.
On Wednesday, the company announced that the 146 Student Loan Corp. jobs, plus an additional 28 Citibank N.A positions, would be eliminated sometime in August. The affected employees will be offered counseling, assistance in finding new work, severance packages and, for some, the chance to take advantage of job openings in other parts of the country. Business has been so poor for the company that their stock has dropped by 48% over the past 52 weeks, reported Forbes.
Student Loan Corp. is just one of many companies who have been forced to either cut jobs or to exit the student loan industry altogether. Other major lenders who have either stopped or suspended offering certain student loans include Bank of America, NextStudent, Brazos, and American Education Services. Even Sallie Mae, the largest student lender in the business has been struggling to stay afloat, suspending select loan services.
July 10, 2008
Each year, thousands fall victim to scholarship scam artists. With the costs of a college education rising annually, it should come as no surprise that certain individuals choose to take advantage of the situation by establishing fraudulent financial aid organizations and competitions.
Students who visit our site can rest assured knowing that the information provided to them at Scholarships.com is completely free of charge. We will never ask visitors to pay for the college scholarship search, and our financial aid information is completely cost free. Before posting award details on our site, we screen scholarship providers carefully; any scholarships deemed suspicious are immediately removed from the Scholarships.com database.
The federal government is also working to crack down on scholarship crime, regularly monitoring scholarship abuse. The Scholarship Fraud Prevention Act of 2000 has made more severe the punishments for scammers, and it has called for a mandatory report of scholarship scams to be prepared annually by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Secretary of Education. This report, including the names of current defendants in scholarship scam allegations, may be found on the FTC website.
Be on the lookout for the signs of scholarship scams listed below and report any suspicious behavior to the provided contacts.
Scholarship Scam Warning Signs
o Organizations promise scholarships for an upfront fee.
o Organizations ask students for a scholarship application fee.
o Organizations promise to complete applications and obtain scholarships for the student.
o Organizations say their scholarship information cannot be found anywhere else (most reputable awards are listed publicly; providers want you to apply!)
Report Suspicious Scholarship Behavior to: US Department of Education Office of the Inspector General 1-800-MIS-USED; Better Business Bureau (BBB) 1-703-525-8277; Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 1-202-FTC-HELP
July 9, 2008
Dorms are filled to the brim with students your age, and therein lies their charm. But after finding a group of people you enjoy spending time with, their appeal slowly fades. Dorms are cramped, noisy, and, eventually, old news. But before you can hug your RA goodbye, you need to find an apartment, and that takes some planning. The following tips can help you find the best-suited home at a reasonable price.
Determine Boundaries. Before the apartment hop begins, establish a general search boundary. Off-campus apartments may be cheaper, but, depending on location, the class hike may be substantial. Decide which is the bigger priority, finance or location, and be realistic about how far you are willing to walk—in boots on a rainy, snowy day—to your perfect residence.
Get a Head Start. If you attend a large state school, chances are, you have options. But you can only be as picky as the time allows. Begin your apartment search early, around December or January. If you wait until the summer months to find an apartment for the upcoming year, you may find your options slim. Stake your claim before someone else can.
Look at Reviews. What you don't see when you visit an apartment—the unreachable repairman, the stinky, bug-ridden basement—may come back to haunt you. One of the best ways to gauge a potential home is by seeking out feedback from previous tenants. Reviews of landlords and apartments can frequently be found in campus newspapers, both on and offline. You may also want to ask around. Satisfied and disgruntled students alike are often willing to let you know what they think.
Budget. When budgeting, you have to consider paying for school, for residence, for food, for leisure, for holiday gifts, for transportation, for emergencies and so on. If you're an apartment penny pincher, it's best to limit surprises. Ask landlords about any city or tenant fees that may be tacked on to the lease, and find out if if gas, water, parking or an internet/cable package are included. If you don't plan to stay on campus during the summer months, also ask about a 10-month lease option. The need for apartments drops during the summertime, and many students have a hard time finding individuals willing to sublet at full price. By asking the right questions and budgeting accordingly, you can avoid many such problems down the road.
July 8, 2008
As if the application process was not enough, the ACT, SAT, GRE etc. not sufficiently stressful, some students must also worry about acing a college interview. Those who wish to enroll in certain undergraduate or graduate school programs may find that the interview is simply unavoidable. Because interviews cannot be proofread by an older sibling, students can use the following pointers to prepare themselves for the big day.
Location is Key. Before moving on to the content, finalize the basics. Confirm the address and time of the interview, and plan out the best way to reach your location. If possible, visit the meeting place beforehand. If not, at least arrive early. Realizing that the campus layout is confusing, the buildings ambiguously marked and the office hidden in a building labyrinth is not the optimal start to your interview. You need to arrive (outwardly) calm, (seemingly) confident and obviously on time.
Do Your Homework. Interviewers want to hear the following: you want to attend this school; you have a clear, original reason for wanting to pursue your degree, and you're mature and ready to benefit their institution (as a current student and accomplished graduate). Be prepared to convince them of the aforementioned. Browse the school website, and be prepared to drop some names, numbers or facts. For example, let the interviewer know how the department's A to B student teacher ratio was impressive, exactly what you had hoped to find, and how very much you would like to help professors C, D or E with their latest research project—it perfectly aligns with your career interests.
Leave a Lasting Impression. Having worked in an admission's department and attended a board meeting where professors decided the future of incoming (or not incoming) students, I was surprised to see how seriously the interview process was taken. Yes, the board reviewed and heavily emphasized a student's course experience and GPA—over sub sandwiches—but it also paid attention to a student's presentation. Professors remarked about dress code, about how carefully a student considered his or her career goals and about formality. From this I learned that you should dress to impress; prepare specific, original details about current and future goals, and express how important your interview and goals are to you.
July 7, 2008
The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), a free-market organization that studies and advances the freedom of philosophy, is administrating the $2,000 Eugene S. Thorpe scholarship essay award for writers of all ages. The award was established in memory of Eugene S. Thorpe, a supporter of FEE and a firm believer in hard work, free trade, small government and self-reliance.
Students, writers, educators and business professionals of all ages and locations are eligible to apply. Interested individuals must submit a 2,000 to 3,000 word-essay addressing Adam Smith's claim that, "The division of labor is limited by the extent of the market." The essay must answer the following questions: 1. "What light does this shed on the current movement toward globalization?" 2. "Are the dangers in having government facilitate it in any affirmative way?"
Prize: 1. $2,000 2. Winner's article will be published in The Freeman.
Eligibility: 1. The competition is open to writers of all ages, including students, freelance writers, educators and business professionals. (Students need not be majoring in journalism or political science to apply.) 2. Applicants cannot be FEE employees or their immediate family members, trustees or editors or columnists of The Freeman.
Deadline: August 15, 2008
Required Material: 1. A 2,000 to 3,000 word essay that is written in English, titled, double spaced and typed in 12-point font. Essays must be nonfiction, and citations should be included within the text. Submissions must be the original work of the writer or writers and may not have been previously published. 2. Essays must be submitted as an email attachment to FEE. The email should include the author's first and last name, address, and phone number.
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- "The value of (corrupt) lobbying", with Alex Borisov, and Nandini Gupta, 2013
- "Optimal Board Power with Private and Public Information about CEO Talent" 2013
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- Goldman, E., Huang, P. (2014), "Contractual Versus Actual Separation Pay following CEO Turnover," forthcoming, Management Science. Read Abstract
- Goldman, Eitan and Gunter Strobl (2013), "Large Shareholder Trading and the Complexity of Corporate Investments," Journal of Financial Intermediation, 22(1): 106-122.
- Goldman, Eitan, Jorg Rocholl, and Jongil So (2013), "Political Connections and the Allocation of Procurement Contracts," Review of Finance, 13(5), 1617-1648.
- Goldman, Eitan, Urs Peyer, and Irina Stefanescu (2012), "The Impact of Fraudulent Earnings Manipulation on Industry Rivals," Financial Management Journal, 41(4): 915-945.
- Goldman, E., J. Rocholl, and J. So (2009), "Do Politically Connected Boards Affect Firm Value?," Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 22, No. 6, June, pp. 2331-2360. Read Abstract
- Goldman, Eitan and S. Slezak (2006), "An Equilibrium Model of Incentive Contracts in the Presence of Information Manipulation," Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. 80, No. 3, pp. 603-626.
- Goldman, Eitan and Qian Jun (2005), "Optimal Toeholds in Takeover Contests," Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. 77, No. 2, pp. 321-346.
- Goldman, Eitan (2005), "Organizational Form, Information Collection, and the Value of the Firm", Journal of Business, Vol. 78, No. 3, pp. 817-840.


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Materials: Bamboo is perhaps the trendiest green flooring option. To be sure, bamboo is not a tree, but a fast-growing grass that can be grown organically and harvested sustainably. However, there is a dark side. Bamboo is so popular that monoculture bamboo forests are crowding out native rainforests throughout Asia, damaging the native ecosystem.
Manufacturing: Bamboo fibers must be processed and pressed into floorboards and other products. While some sustainable options are available, many manufacturers use formaldehyde and other toxic chemicals as binders. Also, most of the bamboo must be imported from Asia, which involves embedded energy costs.
Lifespan: Again, bamboo manufacturers promise decades of value in a bamboo floor. Most products are too new to determine the true durability of bamboo, but many users complain about bamboo flooring easily getting surface scratches.
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Materials: Wood composites are typically used for outside flooring (http://floors.networx.com)as an alternative to cedar or other traditional hardwood for decking. Best known by the brand-name Trex, composite decking is typically a mix of scrap wood fiber and recycled plastic bottles or bags. Composite decking manufacturers proudly tally the tons of plastic diverted from the landfill.
Manufacturing: Again, you have to study your options to find composite lumber that is low in VOCs and other chemicals. Also keep in mind that the composite lumber remains mold-free because of embedded chemicals that may have side effects.
Lifespan: Composite decking companies used to claim their products are no-maintenance. After a class-action lawsuit, they scaled back the promise to low-maintenance. The decks tend to fade, and may not offer the promised decades of durability. Unfortunately, the composite wood is not as recyclable as its components, and it may not biodegrade.
Other Options
Of course, this is not an exhaustive list of flooring options. There are dozens of tile options, including some unique and creative green products such as recycled leather and waste coconut shell tiles, as well as a variety of stone, linoleum and vinyl products.
It is hard to generalize about these products, but it's a fairly safe bet that most stone is natural, but has plenty of embedded transport energy. Vinyl flooring is typically a weak environmental choice, as most vinyl is made with petroleum products and other chemicals. Linoleum, on the other hand, is typically made with natural and renewable inputs and minimal toxins.
For the most part, we didn't cover these choices in detail as hardwood alternatives because they are more often used in kitchens, bathrooms and other spots where hardwood is less popular. It's also hard to generalize about carpet and laminate, which are very popular flooring options.
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The past is always with us, and no one knows that better than Laura Lippman. The not-so-innocent games of five children have consequences that resonate through decades, changing some lives and destroying others. Using narration from various viewpoints, including a haunting collective voice, Lippman once again demonstrates her incisive abilities of observation, which make her one of the finest chroniclers of modern society. -- Bill Cusumano, Nicola's Books, Ann Arbor, MI
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Years ago, they were all the best of friends. But as time passed and circumstances changed, they grew apart, became adults with families of their own, and began to forget about the pastand the terrible lie they all shared.
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SYNC Fit Fitness Band
Product Information:
SYNC Fit is your all day fitness partner. It tracks your every move, provides you with ECG accurate heart rate data when you ask for it and calculates a precise calorie count. The SYNC Fit also provides hourly views and weekly reviews for up-to-date information on all your accomplishments. And at any point throughout the day, manually enter your data onto the free MapMyFitness app, where you can view, track and share your fitness progress.
- Tracks all day activity
- Captures 24 hour calorie burn, steps taken and distance traveled
- Built-in heart rate monitor captures ECG accurate data
- Hourly views for up-to-date fitness information
- Weekly review keeps you informed on where you are with your fitness goals
- Manually log your daily accomplishments onto the free MapMyFitness App
- 1 year battery life - no recharging necessary
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Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 24173056
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Rated 2.5 out of 5�by 2 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5�by Shelly M Don't Waste Your Money This is the 3rd fitness tracker that I have purchased that has been a waste of money. To start, the instructions are one small sheet with the location and function of buttons. The instructions are confusing because they mention a battery but it makes a statement about a rechargeable and non-rechargeable battery so you can't tell what type of battery it uses. I have been wearing the tracker for about 2 weeks. It doesn't track the steps (way low) correctly and I changed the setting to the most sensitive with no better accuracy. The heart rate tracking requires you to push a button and hold it in until it shows the heart rate. It only works about 1/2 of the time. The calorie counter I figured out works at least partially off of the heart rate. (Not that the instructions give you any real useful information like how it is determining the calorie count, I figured that out myself) So if you don't remember to take your heart rate before and after a workout the calorie count is wrong. My advice is don't waste your money, buy a $20 pedometer, take your own heart rate and wait for the companies to figure out how to make a fitness tracker that works. If you look all of the fitness trackers reviews they all have the similar reviews to this. They just do not work. October 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by Gracie Great for the price Works great for the price! I get my heart rate and that's really what I needed. Sometimes I hit the button and no heart rate show so I have to hit it again. But for what I paid I don't expect more or less! It's great looking and comfortable. July 9, 2014
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adjective ac·ces·si·ble \ik-ˈse-sə-bəl, ak-, ek-\
: able to be reached or approached
: able to be used or obtained
: easy to appreciate or understand
Full Definition of ACCESSIBLE
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a : capable of being reached <accessible by rail>; also : being within reach <fashions at accessible prices>b : easy to communicate or deal with <accessible people>
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By Ken Barhorst
Anna senior Brady Cates dominated the sprint events at pretty much every meet he competed in this season, so when he pulled up lame with a hamstring injury in the 100-meter dash at the County meet, it opened the door for the Russia Raiders to claim the County title.
But one Raider athlete refused to let that be the end of the story.
Russia sophomore Trevor Monnin wound up winning all three sprints at the meet — the 100, 200 and 400 dashes — and was awarded the Athlete of the Year medal for his performance. But it didn't stay in his possession for long.
In what Angie Cates, Brady's mother, called a "really awesome act of kindness," Monnin put the medal in an envelope with a note that read "to the real athlete of the year," and dropped it off, with no fanfare, at the home of Dean Stewart, a Russia resident and the longtime track coach at Anna.
Stewart knew what it meant, and when Anna held its spring sports awards night, he presented it, along with the note and the story behind it, to Cates.
"My wife came home from work and found it in the door," Stewart said. "It was an amazing thing to do. But knowing Trevor, it doesn't surprise me at all. He's a really good athlete and has always been a nice kid. Brady has a lot of friends around the county and a lot of people like him. And I think this shows it."
Angie Cates was quite moved by Monnin's act. She spoke at length about it, needing to pause several times when she choked up.
"It was such a great act of kindness," she said. "And it's certainly something we can all learn from. These kids form a bond and they respect each other's abilities and respect the sacrifices that are made. I posted something on facebook. I just had to let people know what Trevor did."
Brady admitted to being affected by it all.
"I had no idea," he said. "I was really surprised because no one had mentioned anything to me. I know Trevor real well, and we talk a lot at the meets. I was surprised when it happened, but not surprised he did it. We run a lot of the same events together and we get along real well.
"I really appreciated what he did, and I texted and told him," he added. "The people in Russia didn't even know about it, so Trevor didn't do it to be recognized."
Proof of that probably lies in the fact that efforts to talk to Monnin were unsuccessful.
It took away a lot of the disappointment Brady was feeling after suffering the injury. After all, he ran in the state meet his previous three years.
"For this to happen his senior year is disappointing, but he's had a great career," said Angie Cates.
"It sure meant a lot to Brady," Stewart added about Monnin's gesture. "It made him realize that people respect him. And I know that he would turn around and do the same thing."


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In order to develop a regional strategy for planning long-term efforts to deal with the bushmeat problem in eastern Africa, from July-August 2008, the Fellows used the lessons from their bushmeat field assessments and their professional experience to work with experts from Foundations of Success, the Bushmeat Crisis Task Force, and The Nature Conservancy on adaptive management.
Using adaptive management methodology, the Fellows did the following:
Activities were implemented using a team approach among the eight MENTOR Fellows working together in national teams and thematic themes supported by Mentors across the four countries.
The long-term scope identified was to address illegal hunting of wildlife in and around protected areas in eastern Africa to achieve a vision for a bushmeat-free eastern Africa. Priorities identified for action included bushmeat awareness, law enforcement, information management, and protein and income alternatives within a context of partnerships associated with key protected areas in each country.
Pilot projects were implemented from September 2008 through May 2009 in the key selected protected areas.
Learn more about the adaptive management plans developed by the 2008/2009 Fellows by viewing the following documents:
Conceptual model for addressing the illegal bushmeat trade in eastern Africa
Results Chain for the illegal bushmeat trade in eastern Africa
BEAN Bushmeat Fact Sheet 2009: A Model for a Mentored Fellowship Program
Concept paper: Using a Team Approach to Build A Bushmeat Network in Eastern Africa: learn more details about the background, objectives and monitoring plans for building BEAN and implementing pilot projects in key protected areas. Result chains are included for each identified strategy.


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141 Pfeiffer Student-Athletes Land On 2011 Fall Presidential Honor Roll in Conference Carolinas
January 25, 2012
HIGH POINT, N.C.- Conference Carolinas is proud to announce that 1,552 student-athletes, 141 of which come from Pfeiffer University, have been named to the 2011 Fall Presidential Honor Roll. Each institution within the conference has emphasized their commitment to academic importance as they have continued to have student-athletes achieve a grade point average of 3.2 or higher (on a 4.0 scale) at each of their institutions to achieve this honor.
Conference Carolinas continues to emphasize "Academics and Athletics Working Together" as each school strives to grow their Presidential Honor Roll each and every year. The new Presidential Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who have earned a 3.20 grade-point average (up from 3.00 in previous years) on a 4.00 scale for the semester and includes freshman and transfer student athletes (that have participated in either a conference or non-conference sponsored sport).
Conference Carolinas Commissioner Alan Patterson shared some of his thoughts about the outstanding number of student-athletes represented in the 2011 Fall Presidential Honor Roll "It is pleasing but not surprising that members average over 125 student-athletes with outstanding grade point average. Conference Carolinas is in the top 4 of all Division II conference in graduation rate and annually student-athletes academically exceed the performance of the student population as a whole."
The Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll is awarded twice a year covering each of the fall and spring academic semesters and is based on meeting the criteria at the end of the previous semester. For the 2011 Fall Season, King College led all league members with 204 student-athletes represented. They were followed closely by North Greenville University with 171 and Limestone College with 163 honorees.
Conference Carolinas is a premier NCAA Division II athletics conference made up of 12 schools from North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. These institutions consist of: Barton College, Belmont Abbey College, Coker College, Converse College, Erskine College, King College, Lees-McRae College, Limestone College, Mount Olive College, North Greenville University, Pfeiffer University, and Queens University of Charlotte.
Pfeiffer University
141 Student-Athlete Honorees
Jeff Barkley
David Hackney
Ethan Ledbetter
John Lindley
Cole McGraw
Andrew Ring
Tyler Summers
Bryan Tuttle
Michael Williard
Jacob Yates
Men's Basketball
Rodd Baxley
Men's Cross Country
Zachary Allen
Joe Sutlive
Men's Golf
Michael Blair
Garrett Dranichak
Cameron Fields
Luiz Jacintho
James Lamm
Tyson Louth
Chad Nicholson
William Tobey
Alejandro Valls
Men's Lacrosse
Thomas Buckley
Alexander Carnathan
Robert Hope
Hayden Kirk
Anthony LaMarca
Michael Markland
Devon Menear
Grey Owen
Cole Paciejewski
Jeffrey Rivait
Mitchell Robertson
Justin Rose
Men's Soccer
Houston Armstrong
Seth Dey
Jermaine Hibbert
Kris Jaggers
Joshua Johnson
Adam Kotwas
Chandler Ligas
Benjamin Lloyd
Aldo Ramirez
Jonathon Rogers
Fahret Salihovic
Kyle Toler
Men's Swimming
Dustin Brannam
Zach Twiford
Men's Tennis
Benjamin Hunter
Philip Lawson
Jimmy Molina
Luis Villalta
Sebastian Wernecke
Men's Volleyball
Steven Boswell
Blake Dowdle
Mark Hess
Ben Hines
Kyle Mariano
Michael McLaughlin
David Specian
Konstantin Weise
Women's Basketball
Kaela Bellefeuil
Laura Chapman
Brittany Cox
Sam Craven
Felicia Gibson
Jodie Lemons
Lauren Penley
Kellie Rhoney
Caressa Samuel
Kristen Wakefield
Ashley Zeek
Women's Cross Country
Rachel Biggerstaff
April Hinson
Megan Hunsucker
Kaitlyn Mullis
Women's Golf
Lauren Lyle
Katherine Vanderburg
Amanda Wemple
Women's Lacrosse
Katherine Athens
Christine Baran
Shannon Bonnel
Sarah Daly
Haley Gourdie
Rachel Hebberd
Lorin Lord
Natalie Marvin
Shea McDonnell
Liz Melesh
Molly Punk
Veronica Rogusky
Nadia Salameh
Laura Shea
Ashley West
Alyssa Wombwell
Women's Soccer
Jamie Alcala
Katelynd Caudle
Katie Collins
Ashley Harrington
Hannah Hill
Devon Klyce
Lexie Makris
Jill Maykut
Serae Mele
Bianca Moeller
Tish Patino
Britt Polly
Kayla Rodriguez
Rachael Shapelow
Amanda Wemple
Alyssa Wombwell
Sarah Yates
Amber Brame
Shelby Brown
Rebecca Foil
Hannah Jackson
Sam Jarmusch
Brinkley Johnson
Lindsey Russell
Sadie Saine
Samantha Taylor
Brittney Timberlake
Emily Workman
Women's Swimming
Vera DeFusco
Morgan Dionne
Kimberly Eurillo
Samantha Maness
Stephanie Nants
Melissa Roberts
Women's Tennis
Kaleigh Featherstone
Chelsi Haefele
Briana Oliver
Women's Volleyball
Kelsey Blauser
Cate Glendenning
Erin Gray
Jessica Homrich
Taylor Houser
Kelly Lancellot
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Swimming Competes at Lenoir-Rhyne Event as Lady Falcons Tie for First while the Men Finish Second
November 5, 2012
HICKORY, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University men and women's swim teams participated at Lenoir-Rhyne on Saturday competing against the host Bears and Converse Valkyries. The Lady Falcons would defeat Lenoir-Rhyne 80-42 while drawing a dead heat tying Converse 61-61. The men would fall to Lenoir-Rhyne 151-110.
The Lady Falcons started things off with a victory in the 400-yard medley relay as the team of Kate Galichenko, Mary Rudolph, Daliya Spasova and Hannah Finkernagel out-touched Converse by just .19 seconds.
Nick Insley would later tally the men's first victory of the day in the 100 backstroke defeating his competitors by 2.5 seconds. Galichenko would score the first individual win for the Lady Falcons in the 200 butterfly finishing in 2:13.89 more than 10 seconds sooner than anyone else.
George Moreno would get in on the act winning back-to-back events for the men in the 50 and 100 freestyles before Insley grabbed the top spot in the 200 back.
Finkernagle took home top honors in the lengthy 500 freestyle while Spasova and Corley won the final individual events in the 100 fly. Pfeiffer would end the day with team victories in both the men and women's 400-yard freestyle relays.
Next up for both swim teams will be the annual Fall Frenzy hosted by Wingate at Charlotte's MCAC October 16-18th.


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Q. How do I find out what technologies are available for licensing at the university?
A. Short summaries of our technologies are available online in a searchable database under the Technology Search tab.
Q. I found a technology I'm interested in. Now what?A.:Contact the CVIP Office for more detailed information on the technology. The case manager will work with you to provide additional non-confidential or confidential information (under a confidential disclosure agreement) as the situation warrants.
Q. Great! I want to license the technology. What information does CVIP need from me?A. Since the university deals with all sorts and sizes of organizations, the specific information we require in one situation may differ from that required in another (e.g. large, established multinational corporation vs. start-up company).
In general, we will need a description of your company, business model, and possibly resumes of the management team or project leads. There is no required format for these reports. It could be a simple few paragraphs or the formal business plan you send to potential investors. We will want to see a written description of how you plan on commercializing the technology with an indication of your estimated time line. Later you will also need to prepare a term sheet for the license agreement.
In summary, we will require at a minimum the following items:
Q. What is actually licensed in the agreement?
A. This depends on the technology. It may be any of several forms of intellectual property including an issued patent, pending patent applications, copyrighted materials, a trademark, and/or "know-how". Patent grants typically include "progeny" of the parent application such as divisional and continuation applications, as well as foreign counterparts.
Q. What is a "field of use"?A. Our licenses are defined by specific "fields of use". A field of use is a limited area of commercialization such as telecommunications, therapeutics, or agriculture. The "fields of use" granted to a licensee depends on their demonstration of ability to achieve commercial success in those areas.
Q. What is a territory?
A. The university may hold patent rights in multiple countries. The territory of the license defines in which countries the university grants rights for the technology. The territory may be defined as "worldwide" provided the licensee has the capability and intention to commercialize reasonably broadly overseas.
Q. What is a sublicense?A. Exclusive licensees are typically granted the right to pass-through the licensed rights to third parties for the express purpose of achieving those commercialization goals established in the primary license agreement. For example, a licensee may need to sublicense its rights to a manufacturer and/or distributor in order to bring the product to market. A sublicense is usually granted with prior approval of the university, and the university shares in any income generated by the sublicense. Sublicense rights are not granted to non-exclusive licensees.
Q. What is the royalty rate?
A. The university does not set one standard royalty rate for inventions, nor can it assign value to an invention which has not yet been created (i.e., future inventions whether related or not). The royalty rate ultimately negotiated depends on several factors including the stage of development of the technology, the applicable commercial industry, and the nature of the invention (e.g. whether it is a platform technology or one of many patent rights a company may need to secure to produce a product). For most technologies, the royalty payments are based on net sales of the product.
Q. What are milestones?
A. Milestones are mutually agreed upon points in the commercialization process that represent progress toward the end goal. Usually, the licensee makes a payment to the university upon achieving a milestone event. If a company misses a milestone, the university will not automatically revoke the license. The parties will typically discuss what factors contributed to the missed milestone and whether commercial success is still possible, and new milestones may be negotiated.
Q. What are the fees?
A. The upfront or signing payment, annual maintenance or minimal royalty payments, and milestone payments are fees that are designed to encourage the licensee to be diligent in their commercialization efforts. The specific amounts of these fees are determined during the license negotiation.
Q. We're just a start-up and short on cash. Can we offer equity in our company?A. Yes, the university does accept equity in certain instances, but it will not completely eliminate required cash payments and we will ask for reasonable protection from dilution. Before entering an equity arrangement, companies should consider how much further assistance they will need from the university. Conflict of interest rules may preclude the university from assisting in certain tasks (i.e., clinical trials), once it has taken an ownership position in a company.
Q. Do you offer warranties or indemnification?
A. No. Universities cannot offer warranties or indemnification for their technologies.
Q. What patent costs do I have to pay?
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In this release, we have focussed on the inferencing engine and content assist.
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