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Christoper J. Stadler Elected to the Board of Directors of Saks Incorporated.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 21, 2000
Retailer Saks Incorporated (NYSE:SKS) (the "Company") today announced that Christopher J. Stadler was newly elected to the Company's Board of Directors for a three-year term at its Annual Shareholders' Meeting today held in Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. Stadler joined Investcorp in March 1996 as a Management Committee Member. Prior to joining Investcorp, Stadler was a Director at CS First Boston, and prior to that, a Managing Director of the Davis Companies, where he originated and evaluated principal investing opportunities for Marvin Davis. Stadler also previously served as a Managing Director at Bankers Trust. At both CS First Boston and Bankers Trust, he originated and executed loans, high yield bonds for acquisitions, and leveraged buyouts for several Fortune 500 clients. Stadler holds an MBA degree in Finance from Columbia University.
R. Brad Martin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Saks Incorporated, commented, "We are very pleased that Chris Stadler has joined the Company's Board of Directors. With his exceptional business and financial background, Chris will make an outstanding contribution to our Board and to the Company."
Re-elected to the Company's 17-member Board of Directors for three-year terms today were Martin; Ronald de Waal, Chairman of We International; C. Warren Neel, Dean of the College of Business Administration at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and Marguerite W. Sallee, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Frontline Group, Inc. Continuing Directors of the Company are: Bernard E. Bernstein, partner in the law firm of Bernstein, Stair & McAdams; Stanton J. Bluestone, former Chairman and CEO of Carson Pirie Scott; John W. Burden, III, retired Chairman of Federated Department Stores and Allied Stores; James A. Coggin, President and CAO of the Company; Julius W. Erving, President of the Erving Group and EVP of the Orlando Magic; Michael S. Gross, Vice President of Apollo Capital Management; Donald E. Hess, CEO of Southwood Partners and former Chairman and CEO of Parisian; G. David Hurd, Emeritus Chairman of Principal Financial Group; Philip B. Miller, Chairman of Saks Fifth Avenue; Robert M. Mosco, President of Merchandising and COO of the Company; Stephen I. Sadove, President of Bristol-Myers Squibb Worldwide Beauty Care and Nutritionals; and Gerald Tsai, Jr., former Chairman, President, and CEO of Delta Life Corporation.
Retiring from the Board today were Edmond D. Cicala, President of Edmond Enterprises and retired Chairman and CEO of the Goldsmith's Division of Federated Department Stores, and Charles J. Philippin, a Management Committee Member of Investcorp.
Martin noted, "We thank Ed Cicala and Charlie Philippin for their service and numerous contributions to the Company's Board of Directors." In recognition of Mr. Cicala's dedicated service to the Board since 1987, the Board of Directors named Mr. Cicala Director Emeritus.
Saks Incorporated currently operates over 350 department stores in 39 states under the names of Saks Fifth Avenue, Proffitt's, McRae's, Younkers, Parisian, Herberger's, Carson Pirie Scott, Bergner's, Boston Store, and Off 5th. The Company also operates a direct response business, Saks Direct, which includes the Folio and Bullock & Jones catalogs.
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Endurance Training and Elite Young AthletesArmstrong N. · Barker A.R.
Children's Health and Exercise Research Centre, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK
Published online: 12/21/2010
Cover Date: 2011
Number of Print Pages: 25
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 4
ISBN: 978-3-8055-9550-6 (Print)
eISBN: 978-3-8055-9551-3 (Online)
Endurance training consists of a structured exercise programme that is sustained for a sufficient length of time with sufficient intensity and frequency to induce an improvement in aerobic fitness. Elite young athletes generally have higher peak oxygen uptakes (peak VO2) than their untrained peers largely due to their greater maximal stroke volumes. Trained young athletes have faster VO2 kinetic responses to step changes in exercise intensity but whether this is due to enhanced oxygen delivery or increased oxygen utilization by the muscles remains to be explored. Blood lactate accumulation in young athletes during submaximal exercise is lower than in untrained youth and this appears to be due to enhanced oxidative function in the active muscles. No well-designed, longitudinal endurance training studies of elite young athletes have been published. Even in the general paediatric population peak VO2 is the only component of aerobic fitness on which there are sufficient data to examine dose-response effects of endurance training. The existence of a maturational threshold below which children are not trainable remains to be proven. The magnitude of training responses is independent of sex. Pre-training peak VO2 has a moderate but significant inverse relationship with post-training peak VO2 which suggests that elite young athletes are likely to experience smaller increases in peak VO2 with further endurance training than untrained youth. Empirical evidence strongly indicates that both trained and untrained young people can benefit from endurance training but the relative intensity of exercise required for optimum benefits is higher than that recommended for adults.
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Prof. Neil Armstrong, Executive Suite, Northcote House, The Queen's Building, University of Exeter, Exeter, EX4 4QJ (UK), Tel. +44 1392263006, Fax +44 1392263008, E-Mail email@example.com
Number of Print Pages : 25
Book Serie: Medicine and Sport Science, Vol. 56, Year 2011
Editor(s): Borms, J. (Brussels); Hebbelinck, M. (Brussels); Hills, A.P. (Brisbane); Noakes, T. (Cape Town)
ISSN: 0254-5020 (Print), eISSN: 1662-2812 (Online)
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Book Title: The Elite Young Athlete
Editor(s): Armstrong N, McManus AM (eds)
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Published online: 12/21/2010
Cover Date: 2011
Number of Print Pages: 25
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 4
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Aquarium of the Bay Sets New Record in Free Education Programs
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ — Taking its commitment to inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards to record-setting levels, Aquarium of the Bay today announced that 16,552 Bay Area students, teachers and chaperones benefited from its free education programs during the 2009/2010 school year. The number marks a 21% increase from the previous year and a 44% increase since 2005. Beginning today, teachers can register for educational programs online at www.aquariumofthebay.com/reservations.aspx.
"Aquarium of the Bay recognizes the continuous budgeting challenges that Bay Area schools and educators face, and is pleased to supplement science-based education with our classroom and tour programs," said Carrie Chen, Education and Conservation Director for Aquarium of the Bay.
In the past 14 years, Aquarium of the Bay has provided free admission to more than 130,000 K-12 students from the nine Bay Area counties. Specialized hands-on, inquiry-based classroom programs and guided tours, led by the Aquarium's teachers and naturalists, focus on a wide range of San Francisco Bay and watershed topics. Descriptions and corresponding California State Science Standards are available at www.aquariumofthebay.com/education.aspx?n=621053.
New for 2010, the Aquarium has teamed up with Alcatraz Cruises to lead a fee-based, Discover the Bay Hybrid Ferry program. The five-hour tour includes on-board and Aquarium-based activities, geared towards fifth through eighth grade students and led by the Aquarium's naturalists. Learn more at: http://www.aquariumofthebay.org/education.aspx?q=10102&c=10016.
Supporters of the Aquarium, an affiliate of The Bay Institute, have the opportunity to "adopt" a classroom and help strengthen the educational outreach needs of both organizations, by supporting the Campaign for Watershed Literacy. The Campaign provides a range of education-focused needs, from sponsoring a class to helping purchase a hybrid van to lead outreach to underserved schools. Learn more at http://www.bay.org/contribute/support-watershed-literacy.
About Aquarium of the Bay
Aquarium of the Bay is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit marine nature center affiliated with The Bay Institute. The Aquarium is dedicated to creating experiences that inspire conservation of San Francisco Bay and its watershed. It is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), and certified as a Green Business by the city of San Francisco. Additional information on Aquarium of the Bay is available at www.aquariumofthebay.org, and on The Bay Institute at www.bay.org.
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Leanna Rae (Lowder) Steele, 50, died Saturday Nov. 23, 2013, in Indianapolis. She was a resident of Indianapolis.
Survivors include her husband, Bill Steele of Indianapolis; mother, Judith (James) Whitesitt of Wilkinson; a daughter, Hannah Rae Steele of Indianapolis; sister, Leslie Bailey of Bloomington; and brother, Steve (Chris) Lowder of Arizona.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leonard Lowder.
A funeral service will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Jessen Funeral Home, Whiteland Chapel, 729 U.S.31 North. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Burial will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Bloomfield.
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I confess I hadn't paid much attention to the changing economics in the online world that I have come to rely on for a significant component of my daily life. I was blissfully ignorant assuming that Daily Kos would glide along like it was on autopilot. I'd see subscription in a title and I'd look for something more interesting. Then I woke up to the hard economic realities that funding for this site is a topic of equal or even more immediate importance as many of the hot button topics of the week.
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Just the most recent example when I heard that President Obama was including Social Security in his negotiations with the GOP, I was dismayed and disappointed but I wanted to know how other liberal Democrats were reacting to this so I clicked on Daily Kos and discovered I was far from alone in my dismay. This is our sounding board. Reading some of the posts here almost always help me put current events into perspective. That dynamism what makes this site so thought provoking to visit, and what keeps people like you and me coming back. So help keep it the go-to site we all appreciate so much by buying a subscription and or donating.
Over the past 10 years, we've raised more than $10 million at Daily Kos for Democratic candidates. We plan to keep doing so, getting better Democrats into office across the country. But to make it happen, we now need to raise some money for the site itself. You can read Markos's post about why this is necessary here. One great thing about our Official War on Christmas Fundraiser, you can help the site at the same time you help yourself or someone you know by buying a subscription. Or, if you already have a subscription or wish to contribute more than a subscription costs, you can simply donate here.


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Governor McCrory is claiming that disciplines like philosophy and gender studies are the cause of our high unemployment. Accordingly, his plan to create jobs is to dictate what students can study in high school and college. Let me get this straight. The job creators dont create jobs. Instead, according to McCrory, jobs are created by the right education at schools and universities. But schools are mostly run by the government. So, the government actually creates jobs by picking the right subjects to study? Didnt they try that in the Soviet Union? Im confused. Is Pat McCrory a socialist? I thought that Barack Obama was the socialist. Thats what Fox News keeps telling me. Seriously, Governor McCrorys view of the economy is absurd. The collapse of the housing bubble resulted in high unemployment because many of the jumps needed to inflate the bubble disappeared. This collapse had nothing to do with education. I completely reject Governor McCrorys lame attempts to scapegoat educators, and I suggest that he get to work on policies that might actually create some jobs. I hope that he comes up with some good ideas, but, so far, he doesn't even seem to understand the problem. Note: The letter writer teaches philosophy at Cape Fear Community College.
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Claudia Macri is taking classes on a college campus this week, and she's still in seventh grade.
Macri is one of the estimated 538 Central Ohio Middle School students to attend the 30th annual Ohio Wesleyan Junior League camp, a three-week-long scholastic workshop program for advanced and gifted sixth, seventh and eighth graders. The camp began June 12 and will end July 1.
The students attend for one week at a time, staying in dorm buildings on the Ohio Wesleyan University campus, eating in campus cafeterias and attending classes in university academic halls as well as neighboring community buildings.
Participants in the OWjL camp attend four classes a day, with scheduled time for meals and recreation before, between and after classes. More than 100 courses in various topics of the arts and sciences were available for students to choose from. Special events are scheduled for each evening of the week, including a semi-formal dance and a private movie night at the Strand Theatre.
Susan Paxton, executive director of the OWJL program, said the objective of the camp is to service the gifted student population by encouraging creativity, leadership and academic achievement. With many schools scaling back gifted learning programs, Paxton said it is crucial to show today's students that it's "OK to be smart."
"I receive letters every year from parents saying 'you sent me home a different child,'" Paxton said.
Although the program was initially founded by the Junior League of Columbus with the Ohio State University in mind as a long-term location, Paxton said Ohio Wesleyan serves as the ideal home of the camp due to the university's size, setting, and atmosphere.
"It's a small campus that is very supportive," Paxton said. "(OWU staff) can see the kids are benefiting from this tremendously."
Ohio Wesleyan staff and various members of the community have contributed to making the 2011 OWJL program a success, Paxton said. Delaware lawyers have volunteered to advise students during mock trial classes and Delaware County Fairground officials have allowed student-built model rockets to be fired off on their premises.
"There are so many volunteers from the community who help us," Paxton said. "The whole community of Delaware embraces the camp."
One such member of the community is Mary Williams, a retired high-school art teacher who has taught art classes with the OWJL for 10 years. After teaching at Harding High School, Williams began teaching courses at the Arts Castle. She said she became involved with the OWJL after hearing about the program from fellow area teachers.
"They just have a reputation here in town as being an outstanding organization to work for," Williams said.
Williams said she enjoys the experience of teaching classical art techniques, including Japanese sumi-e painting, to gifted students.
"It's wonderful. They're so enthusiastic," Williams said. "You give them an idea and they just go with it."
Macri, a seventh-grader at Willis Middle School in Delaware who attends Williams' "Art of Japan" class, said she has enjoyed her experiences during her first week at the OWJL camp.
"I've really liked it so far," Macri said. "I hope I can do it next year."
Other classes Macri attends include courses on watercolor painting and computerized music composition. In addition to her varied class schedule, Macri said she also enjoys the experience of living in a college dorm and sharing her space with another student.
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BANGKOK (REUTERS) - Former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has returned home from a trip overseas, putting an end to speculation she would stay away from Thailand as prosecutors decide whether to indict her for mismanaging a state rice-buying scheme.
Ms Yingluck arrived at Bangkok's Don Muang airport close to midnight on Sunday, her aide Wim Roongwattanajinda told Reuters, adding that her lawyers were ready to fight the case.
Mr Yingluck was forced by a court to step down on May 7 for abusing her power by transferring a top state official. The military ousted her government in a coup on May 22. She faces jail and a political ban if the rice case goes to court and she is convicted of dereliction of duty.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) says the rice-buying scheme, the flagship policy that brought her to power in 2011, had incurred billions of dollars in losses that she failed to stem. She has rejected the allegations.
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Sund: Storms inside and outside of politics
My heart goes out to the people on the East Coast affected by the storm Sandy. I can only imagine what it would be like to be an elderly person in an apartment high up in a skyscraper and suddenly be without electricity and therefore no heat, no elevator for days. These powerful storms are what scientists have warned us about. Maybe it's time to consider global warming and how we can deal with its effects.
It was a pleasure to see our president and the Republican governor of New Jersey getting together to solve some problems after the storm. We need such bipartisan cooperation in our government officials.
It was disheartening that Romney chose this time to release a misleading ad to try to scare people in Ohio to vote for him rather then Obama. Evidently Romney isn't keen on obeying the 8th commandment. You know, the one about not bearing false witness against your neighbor.
When Mitt Romney wanted to become the Republican nominee, he seemed to think he had to demonstrate that he was extremely conservative to get the Tea Party vote. After he won the nomination and realized he needed more than just Tea Party votes to get elected, he became Mr. Moderate in the debates. I don't think we have any idea what Romney really believes or what he would do if elected president. Would he succumb to his far right base? Would Paul Ryan convince him to do away with student loans, food stamps and women's rights to equal pay and health care? We just don't know. Will the real Mitt Romney please stand up?
Obama has accomplished a lot despite Republican determination to do him in.
He prevented a depression, saved the car industry, passed health care reform, ended the war in Iraq and did away with Osama bin Laden.
He won tax cuts for the middle class, doubled funding for Pell Grants for college students, signed 18 tax cuts for small businesses, invested in clean energy, cut down on air pollution, won Wall Street reform including a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and cut U.S. dependence on foreign oil. A good record for a president when the opposing party refused to compromise and said their main goal was not to improve the economy but to get rid of Obama. No statesmanship there. Now the Republicans have the temerity to criticize Obama for not doing enough. I guess they are hoping we'll forget what kept him from doing more. The economy is making slow but steady progress under the present administration. Let's stick with it.
One hopes the Republicans would be more cooperative during a second Obama administration since they would know there could be no third term.
An important issue is women's rights. Romney has vowed to do away with Roe v. Wade and cut funding for Planned Parenthood. He is against in vitro fertilization. Romney didn't endorse equal pay for women and blamed gun violence on single women. He indicated they should get a man to protect them.
Romney wants to allow insurance executives, whose main goal is to maximize profits, to determine what treatment a patient gets. He has pledged to do away with Obamacare, but people with pre-existing conditions would still get coverage. Analysts say that won't be fiscally possible unless everyone is required to have insurance. A smart businessman like Romney knows this. So is this just another ploy to get votes?
I wish Obama had insisted on a single-payer health care system. If we eliminate the middle man, i.e., the insurance companies, the government could negotiate with the pharmaceutical companies for lower prices.
My sister recently needed to refill a prescription while on a business trip to France. She was surprised that she had to pay only 17 euros ($22) for what would have cost her $104 in the U.S. France has a single payer system. Someone advised me we have to pay more in order to cover the research cost of creating the medicine. I think we have to pay more to line the pockets of the insurance companies. Obamacare is a step in the right direction. Let's hang on to it.
I'm excited that the internationally famous chemist, Dr. Paul Anastas, director of Yale University's Center for Green Chemistry and Heinz Professor of Chemistry for the Environment, will speak at Akin Auditorium at MSU at 7 p.m. on Nov. 8. His topic will be "Molecular Revolution." It is free and open to all. I understand he is a great speaker and a really nice guy. I expect to learn a lot. This is part of MSU's Speakers and Issues series.
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His letters were the only thing I had as a youth
But his lopsided game, see, was really counterfeit
So my little son Dominic thinks that I'm a dick
Cause I was runnin' 'round like a little baby Jesus
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Remember, his Momma is dead. Jesus was all he had in terms of an adult influence, so all he really had in life were those letters from prison
Later on Boots figured out that Jesus' game was a horrible sham, but for a good part of his life he copied it. He acted like an asshole and now his kid hates him
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Posted May 24, 2012 at 5:02PM
Good afternoon, everyone,
For sometime now I have noticed that when I look for something locally, I get offered locations/firms around London. This annoyed me, but I wasn't too worried, but in the last 4 to 6 weeks I have become really hissed off with google.
You type something in on their frontpage and what you get up is a matter of pure luck as to whether or not it relates to what you want. This annoyed me, but I then found out why I got stuff reound London. There is a 'location' box when you go into the sites. It lists mine as London. I have tried their 'change location' but when I type in where I am 'Basingstoke', or 'Basingstoke, Hampshire' or even 'Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK' all I get is 'Location not recognised'. I am not an avid town person demanding that Basingstoke is on everything but I do think it is very perverse of google not to have Basingstoke in their database.
So, executive decision has been made and I wish to use another search engine which will not only recognise where I am but also only give me web sites that are relevant to what I want!! The problem is, I think, does such a beast exist? So I would like to hear from anyone who has switched from google, or who uses another search engine completely. Is it worthwhile switching to another or is the rubbish you get from google better still than what other search engines give. I know that some people will swear blind by a particular search engine but I would really like to hear from as many as possible. And no this is not a company trying to get your names and addresses, I assure you!!
I have a dual core machine, running Windows 7 Home Premium with 4 Gb ram. If more information is required please let me know!!
many thanks in anticipation.
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Posted May 25, 2012 at 8:48PM
Sorry, last post for finerty.
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Posted May 25, 2012 at 8:56PM
Using Google
Have you noticed that some sites are not found by Google, however Explorer (I use Yahoo) does not have that problem.
It seems that if you do do not take the Google adverts on your site, google 'cannot' (will not) find it.
What is your experience.
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Posted May 25, 2012 at 9:04PM
I don't know about about blocking the ads on Google but I've found that it is how you ask the question that is important. Everything else owned by Google I keep a beady eye on.
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Posted May 25, 2012 at 10:14PM
For finerty - you should be able to click on Uk websites only.
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Posted May 26, 2012 at 12:09PM
Good afternoon, everyone,
Thanks to everyone for their posts. Just to make certain - again - I have just checked. My location is set as London, England - which I have never done!! I then googled 'Basingstoke' and got a load of sites in and around Basingstoke. Then I clicked on change location, typed in 'Basingstoke', clicked 'set' and got location not found!!!!! I don't believe it!!
Some of you have said I should change, which is what I was asking to start with but - obviously - did not express myself clearly enough!! My question is - having zero experience of any other search engines - which one would it be best to switch to? They all seem to make all sorts of claims and I don't want to waste lots and lots of time going through what some of you have already gone through!! I would like to know which is the 'best of the rest' as seen by you gentlemen!
Many thanks in anticipation.
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Posted May 26, 2012 at 12:26PM
Sorry to say this, and it isn't going to resolve your problem. But I still find Google to be one of the best, even though it does have its odd occasions.
I have tried a number of search sites, but Google still ticks the main boxes the most?.
Perhaps as an experiment, you could try eBay (if you use that site, and have registered your location as Basingstoke) and see if it give the distance correct on checking locations. Perhaps a pie in the sky thought, but who knows?.
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Posted May 26, 2012 at 12:46PM
Have you tried a meta search engine that trawls not only Google but also Yahoo and Bing among others? Personally I use Dogpile click here for the UK site and it also has a .com version if you need to cast your net wider.
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Posted May 26, 2012 at 2:59PM
London is set using auto location and it is where Google thinks that you are.
I can set Basingstoke every time. Try putting in your post code which it should accept.
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Posted May 28, 2012 at 3:16PM
Thank you to everyone for your replies.
I checked my wife's laptop, and LO! location was London, just as mine. So with no confidence whatsoever, I put in our postcode. It immediately, switched her location!!
I have now come to the conclusion that there is a bug - serious or not, I don't know - deep within my computer that is mucking things up!! My computer is over 6 years old and it started on XP, then Vista and now 7 Home premium. My wife has suggested getting a new one but, until very recently, I have been of the opinion if it ain't broke don't fix it. But what with the google problem and one I asked about a little while ago - I can not get 'Backup and Restore' to work from 'Control Panel' - I have also found another problem and that is when I click on 'Control Panel', there appears a screen with every icon shown - at least I think every icon - but, almost immediately, a dialogue box appears and states 'Window Explorer' has stopped working, I will find a repair' or something like that. I never bothered, just closing it down. Sometimes 'Control Panel' disappeared as well, but if I tried again, or again, I would get 'Control Panel'. But what I wasn't thinking about was why is it that 'Windows Exlporer' that has stopped working, as most of the time it wasn't even open. Weird or what? I am inclined to the what, and something that has gone wrong deep inside, and the only way to correct it will be to back up all my installed programmes and data but not the system, re-format my hard drive - a full format, not a quick one - and then re-intall Windows 7 together with all the upgrades. Not a short job and as long as it is working without too much or too many problems I will leave it alone. A coward's way out? Yes, but it will also keep my temper and sanity in place.
So many thanks to everyone for their suggestions, but it is head down for me, and pray, of course.
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Posted May 31, 2012 at 8:14AM
Try the following:
Open Control panel Go to Regional and languages In Region check to make sure it is set to UK (Engl;ish)and the bottom box is set to UK (default USA) Move the tab to Languages and Select Details- Check settings for UK Go to advanced and check setting for UK Tck the box (bottom) set for all user accounts)
That should cure any problems.
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Engine trouble forced another Qantas jumbo jet to make an emergency landing in Singapore, just a day after the airline's A380 superjumbo was forced to turn back after a mid-air explosion in one of its four engines.
The Sydney-bound Boeing 747-400, with 412 passengers on board, returned shortly after taking off from Singapore to Sydney after experiencing engine trouble, 'The Straits Times' reported today.
Fire engines and ambulances were put on standby at Singapore's Changi Airport but the plane managed to embark safely at an aerobridge minutes after take-off due to a problem with one of its engines.
Just like Qantas' November 4 flight, QF32, last night's QF6, using Boeing 747-400, had dumped fuel before returning to the airport here.
Qantas website showed QF6 is a daily flight between Frankfurt and Sydney with a stopover in Singapore.
Ranjan Sivagnanasumdaram, a Sri Lankan-born Australian national on the flight, said passengers were asked to put their heads down for about 20 minutes as the plane circled to dump fuel.
"They (the passengers) were not panicking, so there was not much chaos," he was quoted as saying.
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Two men will vie for the City Council seat vacated last month by Preston Blackmon's death.
Blackmon, who was 82, had served as the District 1 councilman for 31 years.
His son, Racarda Blackmon, and Kenneth Hood are running for the seat.
Because of Blackmon's death, a special District 1 filing period started Aug. 22 and ended Thursday.
The winner will serve the remainder of Blackmon's term, which has about two years left.
FORT MILL – The only thing wider than the Lancaster High School football players' victory smiles was the margin of victory Thursday night.The 2-0 Bruins, who haven't allowed an offensive touchdown this season, rolled to a 41-0 win over Class AAAA foe Fort Mill at the Jackets' Bob Jones Stadium.Lancaster, 2-0 to open the season for the first time since the 2002 campaign, ignited for 21 first-half points and cruised to the lopsided victory over the Jackets.Fort Mill, 0-2, has been outscored 83-0 in two games.
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It's a bumpy ride on Meeting Street through the city of Lancaster right now.
Boggs Paving of Monroe is resurfacing the street as part of a state-funded highway project through the S.C. Department of Transportation.
The old pavement has been milled down, creating a rough road, said Marty Cauthen, streets and sanitation director for the city of Lancaster.
"It rides rough, especially if you're on a motorcycle," Cauthen said.
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Despite moving an entire school's worth of students out of the building in January, Indian Land Elementary School remains above capacity, with 1,085 students as of Aug. 26, with more enrolling daily.
Each of Indian Land's schools increased in enrollment this month, with students moving in from nearby school districts and distant states, such as North Dakota and New York.
KERSHAW – In a game with more twists and turns than a Tour de France mountain course, game Buford rallied with a dramatic touchdown pass to Qua Reid from Will Ford with 20.3 seconds left to defeat Andrew Jackson 28-21 Thursday night at Volunteer Stadium.Andrew Jackson, at the BHS 21 and up 21-20, appeared poised to take the win with 2:15 left.The Vols faced third and less than a yard for a first down.
BLACKSBURG – The Indian Land offense put the Warriors in control, but the IL defense delivered the clincher in a 24-14 road win Thursday night at Blacksburg's Campbell Stadium.Indian Land junior defensive back Ted Boston picked off a Wildcats' pass and returned it 56 yards to lift the Warriors to the 10-point win."Our defense came up big in the second half," a beaming IL coach Mike Mayer said of Boston's decisive defensive gem which came with 1:37 to play.
Indoor walking trails for adults and a host of sporting events for children are now available in the Buford area.
With the opening of the new Buford recreation center in August, there are now four centers to serve residents in Lancaster County's four main areas.
The Buford center, located on Hurley Walters Road, has two gymnasiums, two rooms for programs and a meeting room. There are two youth baseball fields, two adult softball fields and two soccer fields.
The open house was held last month.
A 2-year-old boy was hit by a sport utility vehicle in the Wal-Mart parking lot Friday night.
Lancaster police say Dana Michelle Sullivan, 26, of Kershaw, hit the boy about 7 p.m. while driving her 2006 Honda Pilot down one of the aisles in front of the supercenter.
The boy was with his grandfather, James Lee Johnson of Lancaster. The two were putting away a shopping cart when the boy got away and darted across an aisle toward their vehicle, said Lancaster Police Department Sgt. Brian Small.
County Council will vote Monday to increase taxes due to a "catastrophic event."
Council approved first reading of an ordinance to raise taxes to add .2 of a mill for University of South Carolina at Lancaster and the Kershaw campus of York Technical College at its last meeting.
The ordinance also includes raising taxes beyond a 3.5 millage rate limitation due to a "catastrophic event" – the fire that heavily damaged the Lancaster County Courthouse on Aug. 4.
The parking lot at Bethel Baptist Church will be empty at 6 p.m. tonight.No, services there haven't been canceled and the Rev.
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At the Columbus, Ohio headquarters of America's oldest burger chain time seems as frozen as the beef patties. A dingy pub-style, stained-glass White Castle sign hangs in the lobby above a mannequin in a dress made out of the signature blue, white and yellow boxes. Down a flight of linoleum stairs and into a musty carpeted hallway, a hawk sculpture with a miniature slider in its claw sits on a coffee table near the office of the president, Lisa Ingram, 43, the fourth-generation Ingram to run the place.
"I remember the stairs to the cafeteria being dark blue and very steep," says Ingram, who has a mass of curly light brown hair and a quick smile. Today the steps lead to the "Cravers Hall of Fame"–plaques emblazoned with the names of impassioned fans who've broken decades of Lent fasts and enjoyed first dates at a White Castle, driven to every outlet in the nation and inked themselves with tattoos of the company logo.
But a business, even one that is 100% family-owned, can't live on nostalgia. Last year White Castle netted an estimated $12 million on revenue of $612 million–results that have essentially flatlined over the last eight years. Roughly half of its 401 outlets were built before 1960; the average manager has put in 21 years. The company has tried, and failed, at various expansion efforts over the past two decades. Lisa, who took over as president last year, is fresh blood, but hardly new blood at the 93-year-old chain.
"With the exception of our new senior vice president of operations we just hired from the outside, every single person who reports to me has at least 25 years of service," Lisa says with discernible pride. She is cautiously experimenting with new brands, slight variations in the menu (testing pretzel and cheddar buns, for example), even introducing a food truck or two. "You won't see us coming out with a big burger," says Lisa. "It has to fit our 2-by-2-inch buns."
That's why White Castle is stuck in limbo–or, perhaps, burgertory. Stray from the past and you risk losing cult followers. Fail to change and you risk getting left behind.
It was back in 1921 when Billy Ingram took out a $700 loan and, with friend Walt Anderson, opened a shack in Wichita, Kans. that sold tiny five-cent burgers, coffee, pie and Coca-Cola Coca-Cola. Billy bought out Anderson in 1933 and moved the operation to Columbus a year later. By the time his son, Edgar, took over in 1966, White Castle had surpassed 1 billion burgers served and was a sizable manufacturer of paper hats and prefab steel-and-porcelain parts for food processing and food services. Its edible innovations were paltry: fish sandwiches, ice cream shakes, cheeseburgers, onion rings.
His son–Lisa's dad, Bill (E.W. Ingram III)–took over in 1992. Today, at 63, he sits at the same mahogany desk in the same office as his grandfather, an uncanny colorized version of the black-and-white photo of the cofounder on a nearby table. He speaks in a clipped baritone, as if on a ration of one-word answers, growing animated only when talking about fly-fishing. No longer active in day-to-day business, Bill acts as an advisor. "I still show up, and they pay me on Friday," he deadpans. After mandatory retirement at 65, he'll remain on the board of seven, three of them relatives.
"I've always learned more from my mistakes than my so-called successes," Bill confides. And there were a few whoppers under his reign. During the 1990s White Castle tried–and failed–to expand in Mexico, Malaysia, Japan and South Korea, running into an economic crisis here, a poorly capitalized partner there. "Our approach was less professional than what we would like to think we'd do today," says Russ Meyer, the chief financial officer. White Castle is still in only 12 states.
The recession cuffed the company so hard that it shuttered around two dozen outlets, many in low-income neighborhoods in already walloped cities like Detroit, Chicago and New York. Mini-tacos, introduced in 2012, flopped, since the shells were too small to accommodate much meat. After weak sales of salads, tested last year in Louisville, Ky., White Castle yanked the healthy alternative off the menu.
An unwritten rule: Don't mess with the formula. "We are a landmark," says Lisa. "People have us cater their weddings. We've been to funerals." The chain's Valentine's Day special attracts thousands of couples who make reservations, forking out under $10 for a white-tablecloth meal, including a couple of Hall of Famers who drove 26 hours from Montana, where they'd been relocated, to their favorite outlet in Illinois.
The White Castle cult is legendary. One "craver" arranged to have frozen sliders smuggled out from Detroit to Glasgow; another has taken them on trips to Singapore, Panama and Russia. An early inductee who moved to Georgia drove five hours to Nashville at least once a month to have lunch in the greasy fort; he had made the trip at least 290 times. One plucky romantic proposed to his wife in a White Castle, planting the engagement ring in a burger box.
The company has sold candles (all proceeds go to charity) that smell like grilled meat, with overtones of fried onion and a hint of pickle. White Castle has been referenced in five Beastie Boys songs. And, of course, it's the subject of the 2004 stoner classic, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle , which produced a double-digit rise in burger sales during the months the film was in release. Alice Cooper is a recent Hall of Fame inductee.
The Ingrams "worship the past," says David Gerard Hogan, professor of history at Heidelberg University and author of Selling 'Em by the Sack: White Castle and the Creation of American Food (New York University Press, 1999). Once pioneers in the industry, they now "refer back to what great-grandfather Billy would do, forgetting the fact that it's 2014 and that's not really relevant anymore."
Lisa Ingram is trying to dig her way into the present, though slowly. Last year she imported 18 million waffles from Belgium for a new chicken sandwich. This year White Castle will roll out smoothies in two markets. And in the most radical experiment of all, she is dabbling in a handful of new brands: Laughing Noodle, a Chinese restaurant with three outlets in Ohio and Kentucky; Blaze Modern BBQ, a smoke joint with two locations in Indianapolis; and Deckers Grilled Sandwiches, a lunch food joint in Tennessee and Kentucky. The company has also invested nearly $100 million in replacing and re-modeling aging White Castles restaurants.
She is also expanding the frozen burger business, begun in 1950, retailing to chains like Wal-Mart and Family Dollar–19% of total revenue. A new $20 million plant in Vandalia, Ohio will help White Castle ship to Canada as well as to U.S. troops overseas. "That frozen foods business should grow 40% in the next next three to four years," says CFO Meyer.
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Entering a new season, the initial days of training for the Western Illinois University women's soccer team have served every bit as much as a get acquainted time.
The only things missing were the name tags saying "Hello, my name is..."
When the 32 players on this year's roster arrived in Macomb last week, the group included 14 incoming freshmen and two transfers. Add five players who were redshirted a year ago and that leaves just 11 players who saw action on the pitch for the Leathernecks in 2013.
"We have a lot of youth," senior keeper Victoria Kappel said. "We love what they bring to the table, because it's something vibrant. We needed that for this year."
"They bring a lot of energy. You can tell they are super-excited and you can tell that they want to be here," junior midfielder/forward Skyler Jessop said of the new players. "They work super-hard and they are here to prove themselves. That's exactly what they're doing right now."
"We're all excited," senior forward Sarah Hall said. "The team chemistry has been good and we're all working really hard in preseason to be ready."
"There's a positive feel and a positive atmosphere with what we're trying to do," WIU head coach Ted Flogaites said. "The players we have in training right now really have exemplary attitudes. This year's group wants to be here. Last year, I think we struggled with some negativity and some attitude issues. We don't have that. It's amazing how a fresh take sometimes gives you a positive slant.
"The work rate has been very high," he added. "I think the demand has been very high and the players have adjusted to it fairly quickly.
"I think our players that are newer are capable and talented. Obviously, that's why we brought them in," continued Flogaites. "The older players have seen a lot and are very experienced. We just have to have the right blend. If we have to rely solely on our younger group or solely on our older players, it's just not going to help us win games."
"We're going to take our captain's knowledge and experience and ingrain that in (the younger players) and become one as a team," Kappel said. "We plan to use our youthful legs and our knowledge to play some good football.
"We don't see ourselves (the upperclassmen) as being above everyone else. We just like to keep everyone level," she added.
Page 2 of 3 - "The only time (the upperclassmen) are above everyone is when we're ordering food. We have the seniority," Kappel said with a laugh.
"I just think most definitely sticking together and having no segments, just being one unit is the most important thing," said Jessop as to the key for the team's success.
"We're just really looking to get everyone integrated in the way coach wants things to go in the way we have to train together and the way we play together," she added. "I think that's the most important thing right now."
This year's team is looking to improve on last year's 8-9-2 record. Western finished fifth in the Summit League, missing out on the league's postseason tournament.
"We want the older players definitely to help lead the way and set the right example to let (the younger players) know what our way of doing things is," Flogaites said. "We have a very young team and a very old team, so my hope is that they just meet in the middle.
"I can't tell you how prominent our younger group is going to be or not," he added. "It really depends on the play and how they are in training."
The first test comes Tuesday when the Leathernecks head to Valparaiso, Ind. for an exhibition contest against Youngstown State, a team that finished 4-13-1 a year ago. It will be the first of two exhibition matches for WIU, who will also face SIU-Edwardsville in a home contest Saturday at John MacKenzie Alumni Field. The season opener takes place at Kent State on August 22.
"I think it's going to give us a lot better chance to figure out things before we get into that first game," said Flogaites of playing two exhibitions. "Plus, as a player, players want to play, they don't just want to train. We can kind of get into a playing rhythm where we're going to get two matches in next week and then the following week, we can just train and prepare.
"The reverse side of playing those matches are players are much more receptive to criticism and analysis," he added. "Right after they've seen the mistakes they've made in actual games and how it can hurt you. I can talk about it all I want in training, but the only time a player really learns is when you give a player a ball at the top of the box and someone smashes it into the back of the net. Then you're like 'Oh. We can't make this type of mistake any more.'
Page 3 of 3 - "I think it's really going to be very positive. We need to do it considering the amount of players that we have and we want to give players a look," said Flogaites. "Are they versatile enough to play in multiple spots? Are we versatile enough to change systems mid-game or a third of the way into the game? There's a lot of things that we have to look at.
"Every year as a team, I think you should evolve. You can't always come out to where 'we're always going to be in this system and we're always going to play that way.' I don't think that's the way to win. I think we have to evolve to our own strengths and start figuring that out pretty early on."
"I think two exhibitions will help us so much. … It will be better for us and coach to figure everything out before it really matters," said Jessop.
"We need to take everything one game at a time and not be nervous at all," said Kappel. "When you have new people play on the collegiate turf for the first time, they could be nervous. But I don't think that's an issue, that's where the two exhibition games will be good lead off. They will kind of set the foundation for how we want our shape to look and what our expectations are when we see some real, live competition, especially in October when we play our conference."
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- PneumRx, Inc. (www.pneumrx.com), a medical device company dedicated to bringing innovation and improvements to the treatment of lung disease, today announced that it has received FDA approval to commence a 30-site pivotal clinical trial to support a PMA application for the RePneu LVRC System.
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