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Pablo Cuevas capped an inspired month of July, claiming his second ATP World Tour title in three weeks at the Vegeta Croatia Open Umag.
Cuevas needed 90 minutes to deny Tommy Robredo a successful title defence in Umag, prevailing 6-3, 6-4. The Uruguayan qualifier won two matches on Sunday after rain washed out semi-final action on Saturday, upsetting both top seed Fabio Fognini and No. 2 seed Robredo without dropping a set.
"I'm really happy," said Cuevas "I never expected to win two tournaments in a row. This week was more difficult because I had to play [qualifying] and I played against very good players. During the two years I was out, I thought I would never be able to play again and especially at that level."
The 28 year old is just two weeks removed from capturing his maiden title, having relinquished just three games in defeat of Joao Sousa at the SkiStar Swedish Open.
Watch Final HighlightsCuevas is now on a 13-match winning streak, including Umag qualifying, and is the second qualifier to hoist an ATP World Tour trophy in 2014 after Martin Klizan triumphed in Munich.
Cuevas, who takes home €77,315 and 250 Emirates ATP Rankings points, will soar 20 spots to a career-high World No. 40. He did not feature in the Emirates ATP Rankings at the beginning of 2013, following knee surgery the year before.
Cuevas fired 26 winners, breaking on three of nine opportunities, and benefitting from 36 unforced errors from Robredo. He immediately applied pressure on the 32 year old's serve, breaking in the sixth game of the match for a 4-2 lead. The second set followed a similar script, with Cuevas reeling off eight straight points to secure a double break for 4-1. Robredo would snatch a break back at love in the next game, but was unable to complete the comeback.
Robredo was competing in his 20th tour-level final, falling to 12-8 in title matches with the loss.
"I had a great tournament, but today Pablo was better than me," Robredo said. "I would like to congratulate Pablo. He [played] a great match and he didn't miss a lot of balls. It's good to have him back to that level."
The Spaniard was looking to become the first player to defend his title in Umag since countryman Carlos Moya completed a three-peat from 2001-'03. He was also aiming to he become the ninth over-30 player to win a title this year.
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- Heart, asked if she thought Sen. Chiz Escudero would be the last man in her life: "[I pray] na sana, siya na nga. Siya na talaga!" (Someone else said that once upon a time.)
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- Rhian on her relationship with KC Montero: "Sobrang appreciative ako sa love na natatanggap ko. Sobrang iba siya sa … before. It's possible to be treated well!" (Oh, girl, always!)
- Sam Pinto on what makes Filipino women sexy: "I guess tayong mga Pinoy ini-enjoy talaga natin 'yung moment." (Yes, girl, always!)
- Lovi Poe, asked if her mom got close to any of her past suitors: "Strict siya… lagi siyang may wall kaya 'di ko masagot." (That's a no.)
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- Sam Milby, asked if he has given up his Hollywood dream: "Gusto ko pa ring ituloy… pero this is my home. Tuloy-tuloy ang blessings ko dito. " (Right.
- Cover all bases and carry on.)
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- Cherie Gil, asked why she wants to master the tango: "Kasi cute 'yung mga Argentinians!" (Agree!)
- Cherie, asked if people see her as contravida even in person: "My staff calls me Mother Bitch; I love it!" (We love you!)
- Cherie, asked to do her famous "copycat" line from "Bituing Walang Ningning": "Kailangan ma-feel ko. Asan ba si Shawie?!… I mean, Dorina!" (Oops.)
- Agot Isidro, asked if she could fall in love with someone half her age: "Huwag naman siguro! Medyo maiilang ako pag gano'n!" (As Gloria said in an old movie: "Don't knock it 'til you've tried it.")
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Piolo Pascual, asked the same question: "Sa faith; kay Lord. Kasi kung wala kang pananampalataya, bibigay at bibigay ka, eh." (Just as wise, but not as fun.) From Star Talk, The Buzz
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Seventeen class VII students of a civic-run school in Aurangabad took ill on Saturday after eating khichdi, served to them as part of midday meal. Four of them are said in serious condition.
The incident occurred at Jawaharnagar School, said Aurangabad municipal corporation mayor Kala Ojha. The mayor has order a probe into the food-poisoning.
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They were admitted to Government Medical College Hospital. According to doctors at the hospital, four students are critical.
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STOCKHOLM—Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad was forced to hand over billions of dollars to his sons following a bitter family feud, according to a new book on the global furniture giant.
The revelation appeared Thursday in business daily Dagens Industri which published excerpts from "Ikea on the Road to the Future", co-authored by former Ikea executive Lennart Dahlgren, journalist Stellan Bjoerk and economist Karl von Schulzenheim.
The book, due to go on sale on September 27, contradicts the official version of the company's history which holds that Kamprad signed over his empire to a complex network of overseas foundations in 1982.
The authors claim that Kamprad—who founded the company in 1943—held back a percentage of sales based on intellectual property rights for himself, triggering a long drawn-out battle with his three sons.
"We're probably talking about 20 to 30 billion kronor (2.3 billion to 3.5 billion euros, $3.2 billion to $4.7 billion)," Stellan Bjoerk told Dagens Industri.
According to the book, Peter, Jonas and Mathias Kamprad later contested the decision, going as far as to hire lawyers in the US to fight their case that the money should stay in the family.
Kamprad "swung between fury and resignation," wrote the authors, "attempting his usual habit of haggling" but he eventually gave up and lost much of his control over the company.
The authors contacted the family directly for their book but the family refused to comment on the feud. Instead their information was based on sources close to the company.
Ikea declined to comment when AFP sought a reaction to the book.
Ingvar Kamprad has lived in self-imposed tax exile in Switzerland since the 1970s but announced in June that he intended to return to Sweden.
The media-shy 87-year-old rarely appears in public alongside his sons.
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NASA Deputy Administrator Resigns
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) – NASA's first black shuttle commander said Friday he is resigning as the space agency's deputy administrator after a 31-year career.
"I've had an exciting career in NASA, but it is now time to step down so that someone younger and highly motivated can have the same experience," Frederick Gregory, 64, wrote in his resignation letter to President Bush.
The former astronaut said he will remain on the job until the Senate confirms his successor. He will probably stay at the agency even a little longer in some capacity, a NASA spokesman said.
Gregory was nominated in 2002 and became the first black in the No. 2 job at NASA. Earlier this year, he filled in as acting administrator following the resignation of Sean O'Keefe and before the appointment of Michael Griffin.
"He is the best of the best, and we have been fortunate to have his steady hand at NASA's helm during the most troubled period in NASA's history," said Griffin, his boss.
Gregory's affiliation with the space agency began in 1974, as a research pilot. He was among the first class of shuttle astronauts chosen in 1978 and flew in space three times.
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Fairfield University is offering housing for full-time graduate students in several locations for the 2015-16 academic year. Graduate student housing options include independent off-campus houses and an apartment style residence hall (Dolan Hall).
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A: Fairfield University offers housing to graduate students both on and off campus. On-campus housing is offered in Dolan Hall which is an apartment-style residence hall where each student has their own bedroom, apartment bathroom, dining room, and living room and shares a common laundry room. Off-campus housing will be provided in select off-campus houses adjoining and owned by the university.
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A: All Fairfield University full-time and part-time graduate students are eligible to apply for graduate student housing. The Office of Residence Life gives priority graduate student housing on a first-come first-served basis.
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DTW-AMS-CGNAug 28, 20142I will be flying from the US to Cologne on Delta/KLM with a 1:15 layover at AMS. Will I have to claim my luggage and go through customs/border control at AMS? Does that layover provide me with enough time to so?JCW16Thu, Aug 28No, you will not have to do anything with your baggage in AMS. When you enter Pier B you will go through schengen passport control and security inspection.ZAPThu, Aug 28
Time for connecting flightAug 28, 20141I will be arriving at 12:10 on UA from GVA Terminal B and I have a connecting UA flight departing at 2:12 to LA Terminal C will I have enough time to go thru customs, immigration, check my luggage and go from terminal b to terminal c ?***Thu, Aug 28
ConnectionAug 28, 20141My flight will be arrived Seattle at 8:35am from Hong Kong, however, I have only 1 hour and 30 minutes to get on the next flight to Calgary, do you think I have enough time to finish the luggage pick up, go through the custom and re-check-in.ChesterboyThu, Aug 28
T6 to T4Sep 12, 20143Yes, you do. There is a tunnel between T5 and T6 that is open to the public, however, the tunnel between T4 and T5 is closed. It may be open in the future, but there's no announced date. You will have to exit the terminal and walk along the curbfront to T4, then go through security.ZAPThu, Aug 28Also, technically you could take the shuttle from T6 to the American Eagle terminal and then from the American Eagle terminal to T4. That would keep you inside security, but would probably be slower.ZAPFri, Aug 29
Connection time Non-US citizen from T4 to 8Aug 28, 20141Hello I arrive with South African on Thursday at 6.40 AM, to connect at 9.20 AM with AAL from T8. Is this enough time ? Thanks a lotcorneliaThu, Aug 28
Connecting Time Customs at B & connect domestic from CAug 28, 20141Arriving in Terminal B from CDG on UA and connecting UA flight to IAH how much time do I need and is there a train between the 2 terminals?VictorThu, Aug 28
Drop off baggage at 1:30 amSep 1, 20142my son is 17, just arrive to ORD from an international flight and have conection to MBS (saginaw) at 6;30, Gate F1D terminal 2. He was said that drop off kiosk open at 3;30 am and he should left baggage at terminal 1. Should not drop the baggage at teminal 2 where is the conection flight? Does he need to wait until 3:30 am?fredyThu, Aug 28United does not accept checked baggage in Terminal 2 even though they have gates there, so he will have to take it to Terminal 1. Yes, the check-in counters are closed from approximately 10:30 PM to 3:30 AM.ZAPThu, Aug 28
only 2hrs.15 min. between flightsAug 28, 20142I am arriving on AF terminal E at 6:25pm. Knowing that I will need to clear customs and immigrations before I head to terminal B to catch my 8:40pm domestic flight back to LAX how much time do I need? Do i have a chance?KADobbsWed, Aug 27
JNB to JFK to SEA checked baggage questionAug 27, 20141Hi I will be arriving at JFK on SAA at terminal 4 at 6.40am and will be going on to SEA on Jetblue at 8.59am at Terminal 5 I am a permanent resident. Do I have to claim recheck my luggage? How do I do this if have to. Have never traveled through JFK with checked luggage.Is there enough time if I have to?londoweWed, Aug 27Yes, you will have to claim your baggage after clearing US Immigration in order to clear US Customs. If your tickets were bought together you should then be able to re-check them with JetBlue immediately afterwards. If bought separately you will have to take them with you on the AirTrain to T5 to check. You should have enough time. You can check in for your JetBlue flight before you leave South Africa to save a little time.ZAPWed, Aug 27
customsAug 27, 20143Hi there, if I fly into Newark from Canada, then take a connecting flight to Lima (Peru), all with United Airlines, will I have to go through U.S. customs and pick up luggage? The flight I'm looking at has a 1hr layover in Newark, so if I need to pick up luggage and go through customs, then I probably won't make it, right? Thanks!sporificWed, Aug 27If you are coming from Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, or Halifax you will pre-clear US Immigration in your origin city. Your arrival into Newark will be like a domestic flight. If you are coming from somewhere else in Canada you will have to go through US Immigration in Newark and your transfer time will be insufficient.ZAPWed, Aug 27Thank you for your reply! On an unrelated note, what about if I fly in from Mumbai (BOM), connecting in Newark on my way to Lima? Would I have to clear customs in Newark? Thanks again.sporificWed, Aug 27
Connecting timeAug 27, 20141I will land at terminal B and catch a flight to London at terminal E, will 40 minutes enough time for connection?STPWed, Aug 27
SFO to LAX to BrazilSep 14, 20147Hi, My trip is from SFO to LAX and then to Brazil. I'm arriving on gate 46B (T4) and then I need to go to Gate 212. Questions: a. where is this gate 212? b. how long does it take to get from terminal 4, gate 46B, to gate 212? c. do I need to go through security again? I have only 40 minutes (hoping my first flight does not get delayed). Thanks.CSWed, Aug 27I cannot find a gate 212. What airline are you flying on your second flight?ZAPWed, Aug 27Thanks, ZAP. It was actually gate 45 to get a shuttle to a remote terminal to the gate 209 (change from 212). From gate 45 to 209 it took around 10 min to get there. Everything went ok. Thanks for your help.***Fri, Aug 29Did you have to go throughout the security check again at LAX? I will have a similar situation, with a baby, and only have 1 hour.***Sun, Sep 14No, I didn't go through security again. I arrived on gate 42, and gate 45 was just across from it.***Sun, Sep 14
SFO - LAX - Abu Dhabi Etihad AirwaysAug 27, 20141Hi, I will be travelling from SFO to LAX to ABU Dhabi with my one year old kid. I will be arriving at Terminal 4 and will have to Depart through TBIT. My Transit time is 2 hours. I have 2 Questions : 1. Is the transit time 2 hours enough to transfer from terminal 4 to TBIT ? Also, Do i have to go through TSA security again at LAX ? Thanks in advance.KKWed, Aug 27
LAX to TBITAug 29, 20142Hi, I have a 10 pm arrival at LAX then I have to catch my flight to Brisbane, Australia which departs at 11:45. This is the first time travelling by myself and I'm scared and nervous. Do I grab my luggage from Terminal 4 (my arrival) and then do I have to go through TSA screenings then head to TBIT? If anyone can give me a walkthrough, I'd really appreciate it. And will I have enough time to make my flight?ccurtisWed, Aug 27If both of your tickets were purchased together (and I assume your flying into LAX on American) your bags will be tagged through to Brisbane in your origin. Assuming your origin is within the US, you won't have to do anything with your bags in LAX. You will arrive in T4, exit the terminal, walk to the left as you exit (against the flow of traffic), the next building you come to will be the TBIT. Then you will go through security and to your departure gate. You should be able to get your Qantas boarding pass from American at your origin airport, but if you can't you will have to get it first from the Qantas counter.ZAPWed, Aug 27
Paris to Houston connectionAug 27, 20143Making travel arrangements and want to check on ability to arrive ATL on AF8984 at 8:20 pm at terminal I and departing on AF2134 at 9:50 pm from terminal S. Is that enough time?FishwishWed, Aug 27Yes, that should be enough time. Both flights will be operated by Delta. You won't actually have to go to the S Terminal. After clearing customs and re-checking your bags you will go through security and take the Plane train directly to your departure concourse.ZAPWed, Aug 27Thanks! Can you tell me where we will recheck our bags for the Delta flight to Houston?FishwishWed, Aug 27


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Feb. 25, 2005 -- A vaginal gel has strong HIV- and herpes-blocking action even an hour after use. The gel is PRO 2000, now in large-scale clinical tests. It's hoped that the odorless, colorless product -- what scientists call a vaginal microbicide -- will slow the spread of HIV and other sexually trRead Full Article
Daily Therapy Cuts Herpes Transmission Risk
Dec. 31, 2003 -- People with herpes who take an antiviral drug once a day can reduce the risk of transmitting the virus to their sexual partners by nearly 50%. A new study shows that daily therapy with the antiviral drug Valtrex significantly lowers the risk of transmitting genital herpes among heteRead Full Article
Broccoli May Thwart Herpes Virus
Sept. 15, 2003 (Chicago) -- A compound found in broccoli, cabbage, and brussels sprouts may hold the key to thwarting the herpes virus, according to preliminary research presented Sunday at the 43rd annual Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICACC) in Chicago. The new fRead Full Article
Herpes Common in Middle, Upper Classes
July 29, 2003 -- A new study shows that genital herpes is an equal opportunity virus. As many as 25% of people tested in relatively affluent suburbs had the STD, but only 4% of them reported a history of having it. Researchers presented the findings at the 15th Biennial Congress of the InternationalRead Full Article
Herb May Be Alternative Herpes Treatment
May 19, 2003 - An experimental herpes treatment derived from an herb known as Prunella vulgaris may one day help prevent and treat both types of the herpes virus that cause cold sores and genital herpes. Researchers say preliminary tests show mice and guinea pigs treated with the herb developed signRead Full Article
Genital Herpes Treatment Cuts Spread
March 24, 2003 (San Francisco) -- In the 1970s, herpes was forever. In the 1980s, it was the "gift that kept on giving." But while herpes is still forever, new research suggests that in the 21st century genital herpes treatments can help prevent spread of this sexually transmitted disease. "This isRead Full Article
Isolated Seniors Prone to Heart Disease
Dec. 16, 2002 -- The human connection is still a vital link in keeping the heart healthy -- especially for seniors. According to a new study, loneliness and lack of companionship and emotional support figure into the equation for making older adults more vulnerable to heart disease. These findings cRead Full Article
New Herpes Vaccine Affects Women Only
Nov. 20, 2002 -- A vaccine developed to protect against genital herpes is making medical history: It's the first vaccine ever shown to work only in one sex. In two studies by a multinational research team, the results were virtually identical: The vaccine reduced by three-quarters the rate of genitaRead Full Article
More Genital Herpes From Cold Sore Virus
Oct. 3, 2002 - The virus that triggers "cold sores" of the mouth is becoming an increasingly common cause of genital herpes -- and the source of that upswing may be people who begin having sex while in or before high school. In the past, nearly all cases of genital herpes, which affects about one inRead Full Article
Valtrex Lowers Herpes Transmission
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Savannah, GA always has been, and always will be, one of my favorite places on earth. It is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever visited and it is chock-full of some of my favorite people. I haven't been back in a few years, but my list of reasons to visit is growing longer every day, including this great new restaurant called The Grey.
The Grey specializes in southern food and made its home in an old Greyhound Bus Terminal. Redesigned by Parts and Labor Design, the space is a mix of new and old, with original details (like the terrazzo floors where passengers used to stand and wait) preserved anywhere possible. The Grey is now home to chef Mashama Bailey, formerly of Prune, whose parents were married in Savannah in the 60s in a courthouse directly across the street from where the restaurant is located. Today Mashama is sharing a recipe for a southern classic with us: Chow Chow. If you've never had it, Chow Chow is a delicious mix of pickled vegetables, like peppers, onion and celery, that tastes delicious on its own or topped on just about any protein (or rice). Click here to check out more of The Grey online (and here to watch a great video on Mashama and The Grey) and click through (below) to read the full recipe for Mashama's Chow Chow! xo, grace
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My family of four plus our dog had a great long weekend at this lovely house in a quiet neighborhood. There is a beautiful large pond right off of the yard that is good for swimming fishing and a short paddle. The water is amazingly clear. My daughter and I caught a large mouth bass and a perch on the one morning we fished.The house is neat and clean and was caringly prepared for my two children. The kitchen was perfect for preparing meals. The spice rack was great to have for any odds and ends that we neglected to bring along.There are two dining tables in case your family or friends don't all fit at one. Both are in front of sliding glass doors. The larger of the two is nearly wall to wall of window and is great for bird watching in the morning. Downy woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, cardinals and more. Even saw an Osprey up close down by the pond. There is a good sized deck in the back with chairs and a table that looks down across the yard and through the trees to the pond. In the back yard we enjoyed the charcoal grill and campfire at night in a great setting.The location is a peaceful neighborhood on an out of the way street with very little traffic. Plenty of parking in the driveways and garage. Walking and biking trails are nearby. Several beaches are a short drive away. Plenty of shops, restaurants and your choice of grocery stores are 10 minutes drive.My family had a great time, was very comfortable and we would stay again.
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I recently had a connect the dots moment I'd like to share with you. In a program called FICO Score Open Access, FICO announced on November 4, 2013 that it plans to allow any lender who uses FICO scores to determine an applicant's creditworthiness to allow the score to also be available to all applicants for free. So far only Barclaycard US and First Bankcard have signed up, but surely a tremendous amount more credit card companies will sign up once the word gets out to consumers.
When I applied for the Barclaycard Arrival World MasterCard, I received my latest credit score in the mail of 805. At the time, I didn't think it was strange because I always got my credit score in the mail during all my previous eight mortgage refinances. I also hadn't applied for a new credit card in a decade so I thought receiving my score was just status quo or at least a nice gesture by Barclaycard. The reality is that most credit cards don't send you your credit score if you apply for their card. The reason why we do get our credit scores during a mortgage refinance is because we're paying to refinance or take out a new mortgage. Nobody pays to apply for a credit card!
As any proud personal finance blogger would do, I proceeded to write a post on how to improve your credit score to 800+ with this newfound information. We know that pulling your credit score too often may bring down your credit score. The idea is that if there's a sudden rush of credit inquiries, it may signal the person is in a cash crunch.
Can you imagine getting your credit score pulled, getting denied by the credit card company, and being left in the dark as to why? That would be as aggravating as getting a college or work rejection letter in the mail with no reason for denial. The new FICO Score Open Access plan will supposedly allow participating banks to show applicants their credit history, any late payments, and debt levels.
You can still get your latest TransUnion credit score for free from a trusted company like GoFreeCredit.com if you aren't looking for a participating rewards credit card. Just make sure you cancel the credit monitoring service before the grace period is over if you don't want to get charged for such a service.
I'm predicting Barclaycard US and lesser known First Bankcard are going to gain outsized market share of new credit card applicants until every other credit card company participates as well. The FICO Score Open Access system is a great step for consumer rights.
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The Hawaiian Airlines® World Elite MasterCard® – Hawaiian Airlines is hands down the best airlines in America. Their service is impeccable, they provide food, snacks, and drinks included in your air fare, and each seat comes with a USB charger. This Hawaiian Airlines card gives 35,000 bonus miles if you spend $1,000 within the first 90 days, gives you one complimentary bag to check-in, and a one-time 50% off discount off your companion's air fare! Round-trip ticket prices range from $450 – $1,200, so that's a $225 – $600 savings right there to paradise! You also get $100 off a companion tick for roundtrip coach travel between Hawaii and North America each year, 1 point for every $1 spent, and 5,000 annual bonus miles after $10,000 in annual spend. The annual fee is only $89. Oahu is my home state and it is the most beautiful place to vacation!
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Ping Identity is a technology company that provides cloud identity security solutions to more than 600 of the world's largest companies, government organizations and cloud businesses.
Ping Identity will not only fill their office space with workstations, private offices and conference rooms, but also unique areas focused on comfort and creativity. All employees, from the Board Room to the Mail Room, will have the same ergonomic Task Chair (Vesta by 9-5 Seating) to help insure the physical health of all their employees. The design will also include casual meeting areas that inspire creativity and collaboration, including a graffiti wall and employee "touchdown"
Ping Identity is standardizing on Teknion's Expansion Desking. Along with National's Swift Modular Lounge Furniture, the space will have a contemporary aesthetic with a heavy dose of originality.
DLR Group is providing the projects' design services.
"We believe that our workspace should not only be functional and comfortable, but also inspire creativity in our employees," noted Melissa Grandchamp, director of Human Resources for Ping Identity. "Teammates understood this, and our Account Manager, Will Tirre, guided us to a solution that fit those needs and met our business requirements for quality and value."
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Get the latest news, scores and schedules for Oregon Ducks sports developed specifically for your Android device. The official Oregon Athletics app will give you mobile access to all UO Duck sports: football, baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, track & field, tennis, acrobatics/tumbling, golf, cross country, lacrosse and softball!
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CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2007 Dodge Caliber has all kinds of suspension problems at relatively low mileage: typically 40-50,000 miles.
The most commonly reported problems are with ball joints & control arms going bad. Tie rods & leaking struts are also reported failing in the same mileage range.
Unfortunately all the suspension problems means some owners only find out after they notice their tires are ruined.
We've given the 2007 Caliber our worst rating because these problems happen at such low mileage, & it involves a wide range of apparently defective parts. With most other cars, major suspension work is pretty rare under 50,000 miles.
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Thanks to the Blues' bashing down the stretch, fight fans got a taste of what might be when there's nothing left to play for but pride.
Until next time, see ya in the Sin Bin!
More of the season's best bouts:
March 4 Toronto vs. Ottawa
How about a brawl at the bench to liven things up? Leaf Darcy Tucker attacks Sen slugger Chris Neil, who was seated on the pine when the first shot was fired. The ensuing mass of humanity involves all but the 'tenders. Tucker gets into it with Neil and then with Ottawa blue-liner Shane Hnidy before order can be restored. You know Don Cherry was on his feet for this one!
March 8 Alex Henry (WAS) vs. P.J. Stock (BOS)
The Boston faithful love P.J. and his heart of a lion, but Mr. Henry has something to say to the Beantown fans as well. These combatants don't waste any time, going at it as the puck drops and wading into the fray face first. P.J. is game as always, but Henry is just too big and blows rain down on the Stockman's melon, leaving the belligerent Bruin with a scarlet mask and sore beak to boot.
March 10 Darcy Hordichuk (FLA) vs. Dale Purinton (NYR) Two of the game's toughest young guns come out packed and ready for action. They chat, then shed the leather before coming together and getting the haymakers going overtime. Purinton lands a salvo of punishment from the port side, but is then overwhelmed by the rights and lefts of Hordichuk, who earns the decision.
March 17 Arron Asham (NYI) vs. Matthew Barnaby (NYR) While the Rangers and Islanders have seen the kinder, gentler side of things of late (one fight all year head-to-head), Asham and Barnaby break off a little bit of old school in this one at the Garden. It's toe-to-toe along the benches at first, but then Asham gets the upper hand and rains some melon-mashers down on Barnaby, who smiles throughout the assault. Victory to Asham as he dents dome on Barnaby until the zebras work them apart.
March 17 St. Louis vs. Dallas
Puck hits ice, gloves hit ice, fist hits facethat's what occurs in D-town. The feature bout is a tag team affair pitting the Blues' Dallas Drake and Bryce Salvador against the Stars' Steve Ott and Phillipe Boucher. While Drake and Ott swing wildly at center ice, Salvador drags Boucher off the pile and gives his man a whipping with the mallets. Bring back the Norris Division!
March 29 Stephen Peat (WAS) vs.Wade Belak (TOR) Two big boys really get it rolling. Belak shakes his right hand loose for some shots, until Peat ties him up and gets the left working overtime, followed by a stinging right hand that gains the Cap crusher a clear-cut win.
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Computers Help Detect Art Copies, Forgeries
By Tom Avril The Philadelphia Inquirer
PHILADELPHIA – The painting of the lean-faced, bearded man with the penetrating stare is unmistakably a self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh.
An art historian can tell by looking at the riot of bold, colorful brushstrokes.
Researchers at Pennsylvania State and Princeton Universities, however, use an analytical tool that surely the troubled Dutch master never imagined: the computer.
Their method is far from foolproof, but the two teams, along with a third one in the Netherlands, were able to distinguish dozens of van Gogh's works from those painted by others – including an infamous forgery.
A picture, after all, is more than a thousand words. It can be represented as bits of data, just like a bank account or music on a compact disc, and the researchers have sifted this information through the dispassionate filter of statistics.
The authors, who described their results in a recent issue of the engineering journal IEEE Signal Processing, are quick to say that they don't want to replace art historians. Their methods aren't sophisticated enough to do so even if they wanted to.
"Sometimes, a computer is pretty smart," says Penn State's James Z. Wang, one of the authors. "Other times, it may not be."
Yet he and his colleagues predict the computer will become an important tool alongside other scientific techniques that have long been used in art scholarship, such as chemical analysis of paint fragments or the use of X-rays to count threads in a canvas.
They've already won converts at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum, which has the world's largest collection of the artist's work.
"It was much more successful than I would have expected," says Ella Hendriks, the museum's head of conservation.
But before it could happen, there was a big question. How do you get a bunch of engineers and statisticians to communicate with people in the subjective realm of art?
Answer: Start with someone who is a member of both worlds.
C. Richard Johnson never went to an art museum as a child, and he pursued an early interest in the sciences by attending Georgia Tech.
But once there, he did a study-abroad program in Germany that he calls a "life-changing experience."
He spent hours at a museum in Berlin, becoming captivated by the works of Rembrandt. Later at Stanford University, he earned a Ph.D. in electrical engineering but also found time for his newfound love, with a minor in art history.
Yet it was not until 2005, during a sabbatical from his job as a Cornell University engineering professor, that Johnson looked through the literature for ideas on how he could marry his two talents.
He discovered the work of Penn State's Wang and his wife, Jia Li, who were performing statistical analysis of Chinese paintings. At Princeton, math professor Ingrid Daubechies was pioneering the use of statistics to analyze images from various fields of science and medicine, such as MRIs. And at Maastricht University in the Netherlands, computer scientist Eric Postma had started to analyze the works of van Gogh.
Museums around the world had begun to digitize their collections to aid in conservation and research, but the notion of crunching those reams of data was in its infancy.
So Johnson approached the Van Gogh Museum and offered to organize a conference. In exchange for the use of high-resolution scans from dozens of paintings, the three university teams – Penn State, Princeton and Maastricht – would present their research at the event in Amsterdam.
Like most people, the museum officials were unfamiliar with the statistical techniques involved, but Johnson sold the deal.
"He can talk between the two sides," Wang says. "He is serving as a bridge."
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Relieved that we had made it through this proof-of-concept flight, which was almost as far as the Wright Brothers' first attempt, I relax my neck enough to look over at Jay. "What do you think?" he says with a smile. "I think we should go around again," I say over the din of the unsilenced concept's interior. "No, about the Rally Fighter," he says with a searching look. "Oh. Fantastic," I reply, one more voice of approval in a chorus that will echo around the US, and then the world, every time someone else has their first ride or drive in a Local Motors car they helped design and build themselves.


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HOUSTON -- Two brothers, who recently relocated to Houston from Southern California, are hoping the wintry weather brings them an early start to the weekend.
Mark and Michael Theewes have never experienced a weather-related delay or cancellation at school.
Their family moved to southeast Texas from sunny Corona, California back in August. They never expected such cold weather could make its way to Texas.
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I m hoping there s no school tomorrow. Hopefully my teachers don t want this, said 12-year-old Mark Theeuwes.
Their mother received an e-mail from Spring Branch Middle School while the boys were at school Thursday. It says that the district will issue an early morning telephone message if weather delays or cancels school.
I m very excited about it, said 14-year-old Michael Theeuwes. I want to sleep in definitely.
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Richards, Pujols lead Angels past Diamondbacks 2-0
ANAHEIM, Calif. After a quiet weekend at Angel Stadium, the Arizona Diamondbacks headed back to Phoenix hoping to snap out of a slump that not even Ian Kennedy could overcome.
Garrett Richards pitched four-hit ball into the ninth inning against the punchless Diamondbacks, combining with Ernesto Frieri on the Los Angeles Angels' 2-0 win Sunday and Arizona's third shutout loss in five games.
The Diamondbacks totaled five hits in consecutive shutout losses in Anaheim, starting with Ervin Santana's one-hitter on Saturday. Arizona hasn't scored in 21 straight innings, finishing a 2-4 road trip with another disappointment that left the clubhouse awfully somber.
"This is kind of a recurring theme for us," manager Kirk Gibson said. "Not to take anything away from (Richards), but we've obviously got to make some adjustments. ... It's frustrating, but we'll regroup and we'll get home."
Although Arizona repeatedly threatened against Richards (2-0), the 24-year-old was resourceful with his nasty fastball. The Angels got just enough hits and big defensive plays to beat Kennedy, who couldn't have been much better while allowing six hits and going the distance.
Kennedy (5-7), pitching just a few miles from his Huntington Beach hometown, didn't walk a batter and struck out six while bouncing back impressively from a poor start in Texas. But Albert Pujols hit his 10th homer of the season in the fourth inning on a good pitch, and rookie Mike Trout added an RBI double in the seventh.
A 21-game winner last season, Kennedy has lost seven of his last nine starts - and his teammates' struggles left him without much margin for error.
"Ian threw a great game, too, but we just couldn't put any runs on the board for him," said Chris Young, who was 0 for 3 with a walk. "Guys are grinding, but maybe we're pressing a little bit too much. We have to make adjustments faster than we are."
Pujols and Trout managed just one hit apiece in the three-game series, but the veteran slugger and the rookie speedster combined to frustrate Arizona in the rubber game.
Pujols also made a sparkling defensive play in the fifth, gloving Josh Bell's screaming grounder at his feet and completing a double play to erase an Arizona threat.
"You don't practice that," Pujols said with a grin.
"The reality is, it's self-defense," Gibson said with frustration.
Trout ended a 1-for-20 slump as the Angels posted their major league-best ninth shutout victory behind Richards, who's jockeying for a job in the rotation even after ace Jered Weaver returns from injury.
"Most of the guys getting on the base with me were saying, `Man, where did this kid come from?'" said Pujols, who has nine homers and 26 RBIs since May 15. "He's so young, and he's already got the stuff, which is good, because you can't teach that."
Richards repeatedly escaped trouble in the longest start of his career, striking out five and walking four. Despite occasional lapses in control, he has thrown 12 straight scoreless innings while capitalizing on a chance to start for the Angels as Weaver recovers from lower-back pain.


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NEW DELHI: Stating that the prestigious Lehra Mohabbat thermal power project near Bhatinda in Punjab will go fully commercial by end-October, nearly 15 months behind schedule, Minister of State for Power, Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday said that the 2X250 MW units will cater to the power requirements of the State to a large extent.
Stating that he had reviewed the working of the project that had suffered due to delays by Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited to complete the EPC contracts on time, Mr. Jairam said the 2X250 MW units at the Guru Hargobind Thermal Power Plant at Lehra Mohabbat in Punjab would start commercial production by October this year. In addition to this, there would be two 250 MW units at Lehra Mohabbat in Punjab to scale up power generation in the State, along with two additional 250 MW units at the Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Power Plant in Bhatinda; three 660 MW units at Talwandi Sabo to be put up by Sterlite Industries and two 250 MW units at Gobindwal to be put up by GVK Group. Apart from this, 660 MW and 800 MW units are being planned at Rajpura and Gidderbah, he informed.
Stating that Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh was keen on resolving the problems faced by the people of Punjab, Mr. Jairam said the assurance given by the Prime Minister to supply 1500 MW of power to Punjab from the proposed 4000 MW project of NTPC at Lara in Chattisgarh would be fulfilled.


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Thomas R. Proctor High School and Rome Free Academy baseball teams did what they had to do on the final day of the regular season – they won.
Now, thanks to Proctor's 2-1, eight-inning win over Notre Dame and RFA's 12-7 win over Fayetteville-Manlius on Friday, both the Raiders and the Black Knights have qualified for the Section III playoffs. And it looks as if those two will meet again in Tuesday's first round of the Class AA tournament.
Playoff pairings won't be official until Sunday, but both first-year head coaches – Proctor's Steve Strife and RFA's Greg Cuthbertson – believe the teams, both 8-12 overall, will meet in a first-round matchup for the second straight year. A year ago, RFA shut out the Raiders 1-0 at DeLutis Field.
Ace right-hander Jordan Treen (5-0) led Proctor to its must win Friday. The senior threw all eight innings, allowing one unearned run on four hits. He struck out seven and walked two.
Ryan Piccola had two hits for the Raiders, including a leadoff single in the eighth inning. Derrin Lilley bunted Piccola to second base, pinch-runner Marcus Lilley advanced on a wild pitch, and after a walk to Brett George, Matt Haddad hit a short fly ball that went off the right fielder's glove for an error and Marcus Lilley just beat the throw to the plate for the game-winner.
Dante Rose had two hits and an RBI for the Jugglers and Notre Dame pitcher Alex Rocci threw well, allowing one earned run on four hits.
In Rome, senior Kenny Adams led RFA with a 4-for-4 day, including two doubles, a triple and four RBIs. Jeff Cooke and Spencer Kahler each had three hits and an RBI and Adam Chmielewski had two hits and three RBIs for the Black Knights.
Cooke, who earlier in the week recorded his third shutout of the season, pitched the final 3 2/3 innings and raised his record to 7-2.
In their only regular-season meeting this year, Proctor beat RFA 10-5.
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Former Toronto Blue Jays announcer Tom Cheek has won the Ford C. Frick Award for excellence in baseball broadcasting. The award was announced by the baseball Hall of Fame on Wednesday at the winter meetings. Cheek died in 2005. Cheek called the first 4,306 regular-season and 41 postseason games in the Blue Jays' history, starting in 1977. Cheek's most famous call came in the 1993 World Series when Joe Carter hit a home run in Game 6 against Philadelphia that won the championship. ''Touch `em all, Joe!'' Cheek said into the microphone. ''You'll never hit a bigger home run in your life.'' Cheek worked as backup announcer for the Montreal Expos in 1974. He later joined the Jays and didn't miss a game until 2004. Cheek will be honored during the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies July 26-29 in Cooperstown, N.Y. He was born in 1939, one day after the Hall opened.
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"Hook n' Look," jump in with both feet as you accompany twenty seven year veteran professional angler and lead diver, Kim Stricker and his son, Danny, as they explore the lake bottom for an up-close look into the fish's neighborhood. Much more than a fishing show, "Hook n' Look" is a captivating fishing experience, above and below the surface.
Over 4 hours of footage during 13 episodes that will educate viewers from a fish-eye perspective as we reveal how the fish are relating to the structure, uncover the forage, and demonstrate the action and effectiveness of our lures beneath the surface.
Released: 2013
| Season 6 Episode 1 - Top Dawg
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 1 - Top Dawg
Season 6 kicks off with Carters Lake premier guide, Louie Bartenfield. This picturesque Georgia impoundment is loaded with quality sized spotted bass and Louie shares an explosive topwater bite with host Kim Stricker. Strike King's KVD Sexy Dawg walking bait is the featured surface presentation.
Location: Carters Lake, Georgia
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep1trailer
| Season 6 Episode 2 - Sunday Morning Scrimmage
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 2 - Sunday Morning Scrimmage
From a submerged vantage point, host Kim Stricker coaches Detroit Lions Quarterback, Shaun Hill through some respectable catches. Lake St. Clair smallmouth are bedding and Kim assists by spotting Shaun's receivers downfield. Strike King's Caffeine Shad soft-plastic jerkbait and Texas-Rigged Coffee Tube are featured.
Location: Lake St. Clair, Michigan
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep2trailer
| Season 6 Episode 3 - Frogs Rule and Hawgs Drool
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 3 - Frogs Rule and Hawgs Drool
Eurasian Milfoil may be an invasive aquatic nuisance to some, but knowledgeable bass fishermen view this exotic vegetation as a preferred habitat and an undisputable largemouth magnet. Strike King's Sexy Frog produces some explosive strikes in the grass for host, Kim Stricker. Later, Kim validates his claims from an underwater perspective in this controversial and eye-opening episode.
Location: Lake Champlain, Ticonderoga, NY
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep3trailer
| Season 6 Episode 4 - Eagle River Tube Tactics
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Season 6 Episode 4 - Eagle River Tube Tactics
Evinrude Director of Marketing, Chris Berg accompanies Kim Stricker above and below the water's surface in search of parental smallmouths. Kim shares some interesting facts and a helpful trick for finicky smallmouth while Chris offers his know-how on outboard economy and reveals his witty sarcasm.
Location: Eagle River, WI
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep4trailer
| Season 6 Episode 5 - My Darlin' Thermocline
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Season 6 Episode 5 - My Darlin' Thermocline
Kim's friend, Randy VanDam shares some tips for mid-summer largemouth bass. Later, the two disclose some interesting facts in regards to how various species relate to a thermocline.
Location: Michigan
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep5trailer
| Season 6 Episode 6 - Once Upon A Dream-Shot
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Season 6 Episode 6 - Once Upon A Dream-Shot
Bassmaster Elite Pro, Jonathon VanDam revisits the site of his recent Elite tournament victory to disclose his winning pattern along with host, Kim Stricker. Kim and his son Danny then descend to the bottom for an underwater view of Wisconsin's Green Bay and the smallmouths's reaction to Strike King's "Dream Shot" worm.
Location: Green Bay, WI
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep6trailer
| Season 6 Episode 7 - Get'em in the Gunch
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Season 6 Episode 7 - Get'em in the Gunch
Professional fishing guide, Marcel Veenstra along with host, Kim Stricker, demonstrate the features of Strike King's new Rage Menace Grub while punching through slime coated mats of blanketweed. Later, Danny Stricker takes a plunge to reveal an unprecedented bass-eye view beneath the slimy canopy.
Location: Michigan
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep7trailer
| Season 6 Episode 8 - Bumpy Road in Tournament Mode
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 8 - Bumpy Road in Tournament Mode
Utilizing Humminbird Side-Imaging, Kim and Danny Stricker survey the possibilities of deep water isolated structure. This day the pattern reveals only a small number of average fish forcing Kim into what he refers to as "Tournament Mode." With steadfast determination, Kim then eliminates water in an effort to produce better quality smallmouths.
Location: Michigan
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep8trailer
| Season 6 Episode 9 - Present The Prey
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 9 - Present The Prey
Bluegills evolved along side largemouth bass serving as a primary forage species. Strike King Lure Company President, John Barns joins the Hook n' Look crew in Central Texas in an effort to mimic this forage and ultimately demonstrate the productive versatility of Strike King's new Rage Shellcracker.
Location: Central Texas
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep9trailer
| Season 6 Episode 10 - A Blustery Cup O' Joe
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 10 - A Blustery Cup O' Joe
Kim Stricker along with Professional Fishing Guide/Entrepreneur Ben Wolfe reveal how they cope with gale-force winds and ultimately produce chunky late fall smallmouths in Northern Michigan. Strike King Coffee Tubes and Tour Grade Spinnerbaits are the featured lures.
Location: Northern Michigan
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep10trailer
| Season 6 Episode 11 - Father Knows Bass
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 11 - Father Knows Bass
Kim Stricker is accompanied by his daughter, Katie on Florida's Lake Okeechobee. Although the water is high, the pre-spawn largemouths are still cruising their typical clearwater spawning areas within the dense vegetation. The daddy-daughter duo prove these hefty fish will undeniably explode on Strike King Rage Toads as they are slowly buzzed over the lily pads and needle grass.
Location: Lake Okeechobee, FL
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep11trailer
| Season 6 Episode 12 - You Gotta Find'em First!
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 12 - You Gotta Find'em First!
It's a simple fact, in order to catch fish…first you've got to find them. On this week's episode, Kim Stricker and his guests utilize Humminbird sonar technology to locate sunken man-made brush piles as well as natural isolated structure, which attract Lake Lanier spotted bass. Later, Kim and his son Danny descend to the bottom to reveal the intricacies of the productive cover.
Location: Lake Lanier, GA
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep12trailer
| Season 6 Episode 13 - The Path Most Traveled
Hook n' Look - Season 6
Season 6 Episode 13 - The Path Most Traveled
When first approaching a body of water, several factors come in to play to quickly find productive fishing areas. Seasonal influence, water temperature, depth, available cover and forage species. On this informative episode, Kim and Danny Stricker demonstrate how to utilize Humminbird 360 Imaging technology as well as share their "Hook n' Look" underwater perspective in an effort to locate and catch Florida largemouth bass.
Location: Florida
Preview Trailer: vimeo.com/kimstrickerproductions/season6ep13trailer


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