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A code of ethics for early childhood educators that offers guidelines for responsible behavior and sets forth a common basis for resolving ethical dilemmas encountered in early education. This revised version was approved by the NAEYC Governing Board in April 2005 and endorsed by the Association for Childhood Education International (ACEI). It was reaffirmed and updated in 2011.


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ALDO Wants To Know Your Fashion Faux Pas10/01/2012 | Macala Wright 1
Remember tearaway pants? Headband-to-toe neon? Asymmetrical haircuts? Share photographic evidence of your favorite sartorial mistake, whether it's a trend you swear was cool or an item you should never, ever have worn. We've all done it.
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The Evolution of Tumblr: Content, Community and Commerce09/05/2012 | Laura Kudia
Create. Heart. Reblog. Repeat. It's a platform that's home to some of the best content creators out there. And since Tumblr's simplicity makes it easy to use, it's no wonder it acquires new users at a rapid rate. As of August 23, Tumblr has a whopping 70.2 million blogs with 30.3 billion posts. And those numbers keep climbing.
It's come a long way since its February 2007 founding by David Karp. For any clue to guess what's next, let's take a step back and recap the evolution of one of FMM's favorite tumblelogs.
A Blog for Beginners
Within its first month's launch, Tumblr nabbed 50,000 bloggers. Tech Crunch quickly sang its praises and noted Tumblr was "poised to gain the attention of the less web savvy masses who have been wondering for some time 'what the blogging stuff is all about.'"
In other words, Tumblr came in at the right time to fill the void between social network sites Facebook and MySpace. It became the new home for those looking to easily post original content with custom themes or for those who simply wanted to curate/consume unique information. A site with a small learning curve attracted the masses and kept retainment high.
Fashion blogger Sara Zucker used Tumblr for almost five years. "A friend of mine suggested it to me at the time and I loved its community aspect, that I could post and receive instantaneous feedback," Sara says. "I was a member of the AOL chatroom generation, so this felt like the next step."
What also made Tumblr unique was the dashboard feature. Tumblr blogs had public-facing pages and the dashboard acted as an engaging, behind-the-scenes live feed of posts from blogs users followed.
Whether bloggers posted anything original or just simply wanted to curate, the content within this new platform was a healthy mix ranging from text, photos, quotes, links and videos. After noticing trends from the types of content posted, Tumblr then rolled-out the community aspect that created the ability to connect with more like-minded content creators.
Tumblr Meets NYFW
Since about one third of its content was fashion-focused, Tumblr harvested this communal potential. Enter New York Fashion Week. In February 2011, the then-Tumblr fashion director invited 24 fashion bloggers to cover the fall 2011 shows in NYC. Eight bloggers were based in NYC and the remaining were flown-in from all over the world.
With complete travel and NYC lodging accommodations, the "Tumblr 24" had access to NYFW shows, designer showrooms, exclusive lunches and more. Participants included Jessica Quirk of What I Wore, John Jannuzzi of TEXTBOOK and Sara Zucker of farpitzs, just to name a few.
"By far, one of my favorite experiences in the two seasons I spent as a member of "Tumblr Fashion Week" was meeting Betsey Johnson," Sara says. "Her archival pieces shaped a lot of what has become my current personal style and to be in a room with such a huge personality and talent in the industry was a monumental moment."
Tumblr never officially announced how the selection process worked for the Tumblr 24, but these bloggers shared a common thread: their audience was large, diverse and engaged.
Throughout the course of the week, blogger's #NYFW posts were funneled into a live stream on tumblr.com/nyfw along with other content from sponsored brands. This feed served as the world's invitation to have immediate access to the NYFW conversation all happening via Tumblr. Tumblr also produced the #NYFW program the following spring 2012.
Revenue Model
A recent valuation of $800 million made by last year's VC investment put pressure on Karp's team to come up with a proper revenue model. Similar to Mark Zuckerberg's intent, Karp was more interested in creating the perfect product before saturating it with advertisements that could detract his loyal content creators.
As a unique solution for ad revenue, Tumblr's "Radar" appeared on user dashboards April 2012. Receiving about 120 million daily impressions, Tumblr's Radar posts usually ran in the form of a curated image or popular post. Adidas purchased a month-long advertising campaign to promote content from the timely Euro 2012 championship. Adidas also was promoted on the site's "spotlight" channel mixed with other sports blogs.
Bottega Veneta was the first luxury fashion label to run on Tumblr's Radar and Spotlight ad units in June. In order for these sponsored posts to differentiate themselves from regular posts, these units were marked with a small dollar sign by the blog name.
Tumblr and eCommerce
With hundreds of products displayed on Tumblr's dashboard, plenty of users wondered how to shop the items they stumble upon. Unless a direct eCommerce URL is provided, users have to waste time searching elsewhere.
Some of Tumblr's fashion blogs combined content with commerce. Of a Kind, for instance, was one of Tumblr's first fashion blogs to enter the eCom space. Powered by Shopify, Of a Kind showcases limited-edition pieces with a strong editorial focus behind the inspiration and personal life of each featured designer.
"It was really about making consumers feel a sense of connection to the designers," co-founder Erica Cerulo said at a Third Wave Fashion NYC meetup. "For us, we build out the story first, then sell the product. The idea is that everyone has a story to tell and so once we find a designer we're really excited about, we know that finding a story won't be a struggle."
So far, Tumblr hasn't shown any interest in entering the eCom space itself; however, it continues to encourage third parties to develop their own systems.
Coexist Digital, an agency based in Portland, created the first commerce platform for Tumblr to power the back end for brands in an attempt to bridge the gap. Since its launch in June, brands can use Coexist to host their shoppable products without consumers leaving the Tumblr page they're on. For Founder and Principal Dan Coe, he believes in the strength of the Tumblr community for many brands.
"Our goal is to ad another dimension to the experience for the audience," Dan says. "Shopping functionality won't take over the experience or compromise brand engagement—it will facilitate online behavior that's already happening."
With Coexist, brands can input default shopping units or include a link to "shop this." When finished filling carts with product, a "checkout" tab at the top of the Tumblr blog redirects shoppers instantly to the retailer's checkout. Redirecting to a secure, retailer checkout establishes trust for the consumer during the final checkout.
Coexist serves partners in two ways: green-level partners (entrepreneurs and small businesses) can create a free account, personalize a shoppable theme and start selling in minutes. Black-level partnerships are for more established brands with enterprise requirements providing customized solutions. Coexist takes three percent of Tumblr sales and its payment processor, Stripe, takes 2.9 percent plus 30 cents per transaction.
And when it comes to successful commerce opportunities via Tumblr, Dan believes exclusivity sells. "Partners need to be open to offering their customers new ways to shop," Dan says. "The audience is looking for something they can't find anywhere else. Brands should be thinking about limited quantities, pulling together their line in expected ways like selling looks and possibly pop-up shops around events."
He also envisions a live approach for events (say upcoming NYFW) where bloggers can buy products released that week in a virtual pop-up shop.
For Coexist, Dan says the most exciting shopping experiences are still in development. "We're headed toward a completely seamless shopping experience where customers can buy at the point of personal connection," Dan says. And that's just a slice of the potential developments for Tumblr's fashion community.
Tell us, how has Tumblr benefited your brand? What would you like to see next from the Tumblr fashion community?
Social Media Week Runs 'Instagram Your City' Contest05/17/2012 | Marguerite Darlington
Social Media Week is running an "Instagram Your City" travel contest, which ends June 29. #InstagramYourCity
Leave it to Social Media Week to come up with an amazing contest. "Instagram Your City" drives social engagement, educates participants about its brand and offers a truly cool grand prize: a trip to any Social Media Week city during the global September 24-28 event. Sponsored by Nokia, the September event will be the biggest, most diverse and expansive to-date, with 14 cities hosting, including London, Glasgow, Torino, Barcelona, Berlin, Doha, Jeddah, Hong Kong, Seoul, São Paulo, Bogotá, Chicago, Los Angeles and Vancouver.
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Taap.it Mobile Marketplace Adds Social Sharing04/12/2012 | Marguerite Darlington
If you want to stay on top in digital, you've got to be able to adapt your offerings to suit your audience. When Taap.it first launched in July 2011, the site was built to be a cleaner, local Craigslist with Instagram-like photo tools. In March 2012, Taap.it mobile marketplace relaunched its service as a location-based social media app connecting local consumers to local businesses, just in time for SXSW Interactive.
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BCBGMAXAZRIA Leverages Pinterest For $5,000 Bridal Giveaway04/05/2012 | Macala Wright 2
Every year in the US, there are approximately 2.5 million weddings. The wedding industry has grown to an empire of 40 billion dollars per year.
In fact, according to The Wedding Report and Wikipedia:
- In the US, the average wedding dress costs $1,075.
Wonderstruck Leverages Facebook, Win Taylor Swift's Christian Siriano Gown03/28/2012 | Marguerite Darlington 3
Leveraging Facebook to drive social engagement for her new fragrance, Wonderstruck, Taylor Swift has launched a "13 Days of Wonder" Sweepstakes giving her fans a chance to win a gown inspired by the Christian Siriano she wears in her Wonderstruck commercial.
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Peugeot Uses Pinterest To Target Panama03/18/2012 | Macala Wright 3
In Panama, Peugeot is running a Pinterest-based competition to encourage followers on the site. On its Pinterest page are various puzzles depicting different car models, with pieces missing. People can search for and find pieces at the Peugeot Panama Facebook page or website, pin them on their own boards and share it with Peugeot. The first five people to complete their boards win prizes. Read the story on Creativity Online.
Inside FMM: What's in Macala's Other Bag03/08/2012 | Macala Wright
Today, FMM is launching a campaign with ALDO that will take you, the reader, inside the tote bags of fashion industry professionals everywhere.
We could not be more excited. I must admit, I was very surprised and a little emotional when ALDO asked us to create a campaign with them in conjunction with all the FMM editors and writers.
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For many the 2014 6 Nations was a vintage season as the tournament went down to the wire and quite literally the final passage of play. Three teams were in contention come the last day of action but ultimately Ireland came out on top and few could argue against their first title since 2009.
With England it was a case of so near and yet so far with their third consecutive runners-up spot whilst France once again showcased their unpredictable nature. For the Welsh following this was not to be their year this time round as their away form deserted them but for Scotland and Italy it's back to the drawing board as the gap widens between themselves and their 6 Nations opposition.
Having sat down and digested all the action from the 6 Nations, our own Lovell Rugby team have come up with a Team of the Tournament. Let us know your views and opinions by joining the debate and adding your comments.
The first name on our team sheet is Cian Healy. After missing out on the majority of the British & Irish Lions tour last summer, the Ireland loose-head certainly made up for lost time. Powerful in the scrum, on the attack and in defence, Dylan Hartley was another to miss out on the Lions tour (though his own fault) but since his ban has returned a much better player. His throwing at the lineout gave England another attacking dimension so he receives the number 2 shirt. The tight-head prop shirt goes to France's Nicolas Mas. The 33 year old was once again at his destructive best throughout the tournament and made some impressive carries in an under performing French side.
It's an all England front row with Joe Launchbury and Courtney Lawes. The work rate of the pair in every game was incredible to watch. From Lawes lineout work to Launchbury's coverage around the field, England have a combination that will be around for years to come. A mention also for Ireland's Paul O'Connell, for the way in which he excelled as captain and showcased his leadership on the big stage.
We've gone for Dan Lydiate as number 6 solely on his work around the field in defence. He finished with the incredible stat of making all 66 of the tackles that he attempted for Wales. With Sean O'Brien on the treatment table, Chris Henry had the task of filling his boots and did an outstanding job for Ireland in all the games he played and so is our choice for open side flanker. Why David Denton was dropped for Scotland's game against Italy only the coach knows but this doesn't stop us from picking him in our team of the tournament. The number 8 worked tirelessly for his team and put in a couple of very impressive performances.
Danny Care is our scrum half for his overall improvement in the past 7 weeks. Always looking busy around the breakdown, Care seems to have made the England number 9 shirt his own for the time being. The tournament's top points scorer, Jonny Sexton gets the number 10 shirt. He grabbed four tries on his way to a 66 point haul which helped his team to the championship. Not sure if he will remember too much about the celebrations though, having been carried off towards the end of the French match.
Our centre partnership is made up of England's Billy Twelvetrees and Ireland's Brian O'Driscoll. Twelvetrees came under a lot of criticism before the tournament but proved them wrong with a number of solid displays. His ability to fill in at 10 also gave England another attacking dimension. BOD makes our 6 Nations Team of the Tournament for the last time after his international retirement. He rolled back the years against Italy and put in one of his best performance in recent seasons for Ireland. A mention also for England's Luther Burrell who took to the international stage like a duck to water.
Our back three is made up of Leonardo Sarto on the left wing, Yoann Huget on the right and our 'Man of the Tournament' Mike Brown. Italian Sarto scored two opportunist tries against Ireland and England respectively which is what you want to see from a winger on the international stage. Yoann Huget finished the tournament with 3 tries and helped keep France in contention for the title until the last game.
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Bank of Naples sale to Minnesota bank finalized Thursday
Bank of Naples has a new owner.
The bank has been acquired by Minnesota-based Central Bank, which has Naples ties. Final regulatory approval came Thursday.
Central Bank – one of several banks owned by Naples resident John Morrison – first announced its plans to acquire the Bank of Naples in May.
The local bank is now a branch of Central Bank, but it will take time to change the signs. No other big changes are planned, Morrison said.
"We think Naples is a good area," he said. "Over the years, we have bought a lot of banks. Most of them have been troubled banks and they've turned out well and everything has been good."
Morrison was one of the original investors in the Bank of Naples. He's a former director of the bank.
With the acquisition, Central Bank is now one of the largest independently owned banks in Southwest Florida, Morrison said.
In November 2009, Central Bank took over the failed Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida in Fort Myers.
More than a year ago, Bank of Naples was hit with an enforcement action by federal regulators as it struggled to overcome its financial problems. The bank had lost more than $30 million since 2007, most of which was blamed on loan losses it suffered after the collapse of the local real estate market.
The state-chartered bank was likely to fail in the coming months and be closed by regulators. It had one office at 4099 U.S. 41 North.
"There is promise in Southwest Florida and there is promise in Naples," Morrison said. "We've had bad times because of real estate ... but our assessment is that we are at the bottom. Things are starting to improve slightly so I think that is going to be good for the area, not just for banks, but for everybody."
With the acquisition of the Naples bank, Central Bank has $1.2 billion in total assets and 21 locations serving Minnesota and Wisconsin, as well as Southwest Florida.
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- The steam engine of the Perth-Kalgoorlie express at Kalgoorlie railway station.
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Since the Penguins ouster in the first round to the Philadelphia Flyers, the biggest storyline this off-season was going to be how GM Ray Shero attacked his blueline this off-season, as the team has six defensemen under one-way contracts, three RFA's in Matt Niskanen, Robert Bortuzzo and Brian Strait who would be qualified, giving the Penguins nine defensemen eligible for waivers next season, in addition to prospect Simon Despres who the Penguins have felt is ready for a jump to be a top-6 defenseman.
Nearly two months later, it remains Pittsburgh most pressing off-season question, not Jordan Staal.
With strong indications that Penguin management feels Simon Despres and Robert Bortuzzo are ready for full-time roles, the Penguins appear ready to move some bodies on the blueline and GM Ray Shero tells Dave Molinari of the Post-Gazette that he expects to trade a defensemen or two before next season.
Who is most likely out the door?
*The one no brainer is Ben Lovejoy who has one year left on his contract, carrying a $525,000 cap. Internally he's likely fallen to at least 10th on the organizational depth chart. Lovejoy is a very good bet to be moved. After Lovejoy, the Penguins have a lot of options and question marks on how to reshape the blueline: as the Penguins are getting calls on a number of defensemen.
Paul Martin, 31 years old - The word on Martin over the weekend is that while the team is willing to move him, they are looking for a hockey trade not a salary dump, seeking to add an asset to their NHL roster or to their system, through prospects or draft picks, if they were to move him. Martin has three years remaining on his deal with a $5 million cap hit. The intrigue with Martin is that several teams are in the trade market seeking a top-4 defenseman and willing to add salary. Teams still like Martin who just two years ago was among the most highly sought out defenseman in free agency. Martin has a no movement clause and a limited no trade clause.
*Zbynek Michalek, 29 years old - Like Paul Martin, Zbynek Michalek does not have a great contract and hasn't met expectations, carrying a $4 million hit and has three years remaining on his deal. He also has a no trade clause.  He's viewed by scouts as a system defenseman who fits better in a trapping style, but Pittsburgh is said to remain very high on him evolving into a shutdown defenseman in Dan Bylsma's system. Note - Michalek had off-season hip surgery.
*Brooks Orpik, 31 years old - Turns 32 in September and has played a physical type of style that puts a draining on his body. He's entering the stage of his career where he's best suited as a No. 3 - No. 4 defensemen moving forward, not a top-pairing guy. Orpik though is the heart and soul of this Penguins team and one of their lone physical presences, therefore, it's hard to imagine Shero would have any interest in parting with him. Orpik has a no trade clause (can reject trade to 8 teams).


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MU Executive MBA students hooded in special ceremony
CHARLESTON -- Seventeen professional students in Marshall University's Executive Master of Business Administration class were honored last week during a special hooding ceremony at the Charleston Marriott.
Timothy R. Duke, president and CEO of Steel of West Virginia in Huntington delivered the keynote address. Duke has more than 39 years of progressive management experience and has been employed at Steel of West Virginia since 1987.
The students were formally hooded with their academic regalia during the ceremony by Marshall University President Stephen Kopp with assistance from College of Business Associate Dean Margie McInerney.
"This ceremony recognizes the accomplishments of our professional business students in a formal, professional setting befitting the hard work and dedication that went into earning their Executive MBA degrees," said Uday Tate, director of the Executive MBA program. "They have studied together for more than 60 Saturdays on the South Charleston campus. We are proud of these professionals, we appreciate the sacrifices they made to advance their education and careers, and we expect great things from them."
The cohort has successfully completed all the requirements of the Executive MBA program in 16 months, including a recent international residency in Santiago, Chile.
"The Marshall University international trip was the highlight of the MBA program. The class time and visits to the Chilean companies gave me a quality insight into how business transactions are accomplished outside the U.S.," said Duane Jackson, a customer service manager with AT&T in Huntington. "The Chilean tour was an excellent way of bringing together principles taught in the program and showing applications in the real world."
The Marshall University Executive MBA cohort, Class of 2012, includes: Jami Barker of Elkview; Kevin Chattin of Ona; Dallas Enoch of Charleston; Nathan Godby of Huntington; Richard Hardy of Huntington; Duane Jackson of Huntington; Arash Kayfan, M.D., of Chesapeake, Ohio; James Kirk of Huntington; Tara Martinez of Charleston; Dustin Noble of Huntington; Christopher Orndorff of Barboursville; William Pritt of Hurricane; Brian Rodgers of Ronceverte, W.Va.; Nathan Rose of Charleston; Jason Swann of Williamson; Andrew Varney of Huntington; and Wesley Sears of Point Pleasant.


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One region supplies the nation with 30% of its oil and gas and 30% of its seafood. Yet, a football field?s worth of land is lost every 40 minutes in the southeast bayous due to pipeline canals made by big oil companies. The land is severed, raped, and disjointed from commercial interests capitalizing without consideration for its people, namely the United Houma Nation. Now add the BP oil spill into the equation. Suddenly prosperous Mother Nature is choked by exploitive enterprise. Green for All?s Unheard Voices from the Gulf Coast presents us with the experience of the United Houma Nation in the Dulac community of the southeastern bayous in Louisiana. Apart from the normal lack of consideration from colonizing capitalistic enterprise, BP has implanted a new strain of propaganda comfort. With hurricane season approaching and a hardly progressive gulf coast clean-up process, the future and livelihood of this community is likely to drastically change.
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Brace yourself for all kinds of anchor shifts on KABB's 9 p.m. local news. Moreover, that cutie with the lyrical name – Mileka Lincoln (at right) – has been promoted from reporter to co-anchor at the Fox station. Oh, and one more thing: Mike Hernandez — remember him? -who did weather on WOAI (then KMOL) […] [Read More]
It's a man's world again! Lee is new 'Idol'
For the third year in a row, a guy has been crowned "American Idol." Lee DeWyze, the paint salesman from Illinois, drew the most votes and won the whole thing. He was shaking, tearful and looked as if he were genuinely in shock before closing out the show with "Beautiful Day." Single mom Crystal Bowersox, […] [Read More]
Crystal deserves to take 'Idol' — no question!
If there's still any truth to "American Idol's" claims of being a singing competition, Crystal Bowersox, who outsang her competitor three for three on Tuesday night, deserves to be crowned the new winner tonight. The 24-year-old single mom from Ohio commanded the night – no question! – leaving the normally strong Lee DeWyze in the […] [Read More]
Eva throwing party for Tony Saturday
What are you doing Memorial Day weekend? Eva Longoria Parker will be spoiling her husband with a 28th birthday bash in her posh Las Vegas nightclub. A sexy ad for the evening — this Saturday, nearly two weeks after Tony Parker's real birthday on May 17 — is posted on the website for the "Desperate […] [Read More]
Burns exiting 'Ticket'; Barkley reacts to S.A. girlie calendar
It sounds like S.A. listeners won't have sports radio personality Peter Burns to kick around anymore. The buzz in media circles is that Friday is the colorful Burns' last day on KTKR (Ticket 760 AM) and he'll be heading to Denver radio. I hear he'll announce his departure toward the end of the 7 a.m. […] [Read More]
Sweet Casey James, 'Idol's' lone Texan, eludes finale
The eyes of Texas are a-cryin'! 'Idol's' lone finalist from the Lone Star State, Casey James, said so long Wednesday as Crystal Bowersox and Lee DeWyze moved on to next week's big finale. It wasn't much of a surprise; James seemed to take a backseat Tuesday to both Crystal and Lee in both singing rounds. […] [Read More]
After the exposé, will 'After Party' show go on?
So, will "The After Party" show go on – debut at noon May 29 on Fox affiliate KABB as planned — following the exposé this week of its producer, David Zanardi? In case you missed it, a San Antonio Express-News story by John MacCormack brought to light court documents and interviews that characterize Zanardi as […] [Read More]
Radio strikes back at Barkley with pin-up calendar of S.A. hotties
Remember Charles Barkley's rude generalization about San Antonio women that essentially summed up the fairer sex here as fat? "They ain't got no skinny women down there," he said following the Suns' sweep of the Spurs. Well, a local radio host and his listeners went all out to prove the TNT sports host dead wrong. […] [Read More]
'NBC Nightly News' captures Eva's philanthropic side tonight
"NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams" came to San Antonio recently to shoot a piece on Eva Longoria Parker – not for her work as an actress, her fashion sense or marriage to an NBA player — but for being someone who has made a difference in the world. The result is tonight's "Making a […] [Read More]
'Colbert Report' makes date with Mayor Castro
"The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central has made a date with Mayor Julián Castro. The increasingly high-profile San Antonio mayor is scheduled to appear on-set of the satirical political show with its host Stephen Colbert on June 28. According to Castro's spokesman Jaime Castillo, the segment likely would be largely biographical. "They would let people […] [Read More]
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Homer is thought to have lived in Greece around 750 to 700 BC. He is the most famous poet of all antiquity; the author of the Iliad and Odyssey, epic poems focussing respectively upon the heroes Achilles and Odysseus. The first tells of Achilles' part in the siege of Troy, while the second relates the adventures of Odysseus on his journey home following the city's fall.
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Sometimes there can be nothing more annoying than having your lights flicker or dim throughout the day or night. What's causing them to flicker and or dim may not be such an easy answer. However, Here are a couple of questions you want to ask or observe first to get to a possible resolution.
Questions to Answer
1.) When do my lights flicker? Only when a large appliance kicks on such as a heat pump or A/C unit or do they flicker any time of day or night without anything kicking on and or running. Try as best you can to observe what you have on and if it's related to you're A/C or Heat Pump kicking on.
2.) Is it all the lights that are currently on in the house that seems to flicker or the same light or sets of lights that always flicker? Again, try to notice and make note of which lights, or is it all lights that are on when the flicker occurs.
3.) How often does the flicker occur? Again, try to make note of the same things as above.
Same Light or Lights Flicker in the same general area and NOT throughout the entire home:
This problem can occur from simply having bad light bulbs to a bad connection between the light bulb and the light fixture socket to more complex troubleshooting issues like a loose wire in that particular circuit. A complete circuit diagnosis should be performed in this case to find the loose hot or neutral conductor causing the issue. These can be complex troubleshooting issues for the average homeowner as a single circuit in your home may have 30-50 connections to inspect and evaluate. The loose connection could be in a receptacle, a switch, a light, a j-box, or at the main electrical panel. Loose connections are a serious issue and should be addressed as soon as possible.
Lights throughout the house and or nearly half of the Lights in the house Flicker:
If you are noticing random lights flickering and or sometimes nearly dimming and it's throughout the house or a large part of the house and you are sure it's not a large appliance kicking on causing the problem then make sure you have an electrician look at your main electrical service. If it's not the same circuit always flickering it's a sign that you could have loose service conductors in your main electrical panel or in your meter base. Again, this could be a very serious issue so contact your local electrician asap to address this issue for you. Your service conductors heat up and cool down with use all day every day 24 hrs a day 7 days a week. Over time this can cause the service conductors to loosen up and as they loosen up they create even more heat. Eventually this can cause the service conductors to burn up lugs on your main breaker, or the service conductors themselves to burn up, to even more serious issues. The key is to put an electrician's eye on this for you and in the future make sure you have an electrical maintenance plan in place to help prevent this issue from ever occurring.
Lights Flicker When a Large Appliance (Outdoor A/C or Heat Pump) kick on:
If your lights flicker every time for that split second when your outdoor A/C unit or Heat Pump kicks on and you're fairly certain you have the flicker tied to that then here is what we have found. First off, it's a common problem with large outdoor units to cause this. Why? They can draw up to 100+ Amps for that millisecond that they start up (otherwise known as locked rotor amps) most homes only have a 200Amp main electrical service so imagine needing half of your homes electrical power just to start that outdoor unit. Locked Rotor Amps by definition is the amount of electrical energy required to start the motor. This required energy is much greater than the Full Load Amps or Running Amps because of the required energy needed to not only start the motor but provide this transferred power to the outdoor unit's motor to operate the designed work function. Once it's up and running the require energy or amp draw goes way down. Again, all this occurs in milliseconds upon starting. Ok, let's get past the technical stuff….. what can you do about it? Here is the order in which I would go about resolving this problem.
a.) Contact your local electrician and or (the person who wired your outdoor unit if known) and just make sure they have the outdoor unit wired to the max ampacity and that the wire size and fusing is correct and all connections are tight. Have them look in the main electrical panel and if necessary the meter base to make sure all electrical connections are tight and that we don't have loose service conductors. It's always good to just make sure the basics are right to begin with. If all that is good then my next step is…..
b.) Contact your local HVAC contractor or again (the person who installed it, if known) and see if they have a soft start kit that they can install on the outdoor unit. This doesn't always work but it can definitely help as it will try and lessen the large amount of current required all at once to start that motor. You may already have one on the outdoor unit as a lot of the newer models these days have them however it's worth the call to at least ask regarding your particular unit. If you have a soft start kit and you electrical checks out ok then here is the likely culprit.
c.) If all the above is good and you are still experiencing light flicker throughout the home when the outdoor unit kicks on then the problem probably lies between your meter base and the transformer that feeds your home power. The wire size feeding your home may be too small for your homes load and or more likely the transformer feeding your home may be too small. Contact your local utility company to look into this for you. Most will look into this at no charge to make sure you are getting quality power to your home.
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By Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Tabitha BartleyMarine Corps Base Quantico
MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va., June 7, 2012 The demanding exercises that are part of the physical therapy regimen at the Officer Candidates School's branch clinic here help to keep Marines healthy and in tip-top shape, Angelique Ruiz, a civilian physical therapist at the clinic, said.
"The best part of the job is getting to talk to people," Ruiz said. "It's a very personal job [and] all day I'm communicating with people -- candidates to active duty enlisted to officers to other medical staff."
Physical therapists and technicians work together in treating each other's patients, she said.
"Good communication is how people get taken care of the best," Ruiz said. "Not only with the patient, but also with the patients of other providers, so they are getting the care they need."
Most of the injuries the therapists treat, Ruiz said, are ankle sprains, injuries after surgery, post-operative patients, shoulder injuries and lower-back injuries.
"The types of injuries we see are normal because of what it takes to be a Marine," she said. "Marines have a number of physically demanding and physically taxing exercises such as the physical fitness test, combat fitness test and carrying heavy packs."
The physical therapists and technicians treat these injuries with stabilization, stretching, strengthening activities and functional training, Ruiz said.
"They understand my job as a Marine," said Marine Corps Capt. Anna Reves, a physical therapy patient at the clinic. "I did physical therapy out in town for a few weeks and they are just geared towards getting office workers back to work as opposed to here, where the therapists get you all the way to being fully athletic again."
"We watch them while they are training," Ruiz said. "We see how they train and we have the opportunity to see Marines throughout the day."
"We understand what Marines have been doing while deployed and what their responsibilities are every day, even when you're not deployed, so we can try and mimic those activities while we take you through the rehab program," she added.
Ruiz said the success of a physical therapy regimen depends on the work of both the therapist and the patient. She thinks Marines are particularly well-suited to be healing teammates.
"The good thing about Marines is that they want to get better and that's one of the biggest keys to physical therapy," Ruiz said. "Marines are motivated to get better. They have goals, they want to deploy, they want to pick up, and they want to go to their schools so they do the exercises that they should be doing."
It's difficult "when you have someone who cannot get over a hurdle," said Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Anthony Roman, a physical therapy technician at the clinic. "Most of the time it's because their body is holding them back, not from lack of the patient trying.
"For me, the best part of the job is the satisfactions of seeing someone go from a complete zero of a post-operation [physical state] to getting back to doing their job," Roman added.
Receiving physical therapy treatment has "been a great experience here," Reves said.
"They are always patient, and paying attention and dedicated," she said of the clinic's staff. "It's always a great atmosphere, which is nice when you have to come in and deal with something like an injury that you aren't real excited about."


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U.S.-Pakistan Security Relations: From 9/11 to 2011, with an Eye on 2014
May 14, 2013 // 4:00pm — 5:15pm
Asia Program
A timely discussion of the security partnership forged by two uneasy allies in the post-9/11 world.
The Senate and Nonproliferation: Reflections over Two Decades
April 19, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
International Security Studies
The Woodrow Wilson Center and the Los Alamos National Laboratory presents "The Senate and Nonproliferation: Reflections over Two Decades" with Thomas Moore, Deputy Director, Proliferation Prevention Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies and former Senior Republican Professional Staff Member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Strategic Options for Iran: Balancing Pressure with Diplomacy
April 17, 2013 // 12:15pm — 2:00pm
Former senior national security officials, military officers and experts with decades of Middle East experience have joined to present a balanced report on the strategic options for dealing with Iran. The report will be discussed at this event in collaboration with The Iran Project.
Cyber Security and the North American Electric Grid
April 16, 2013 // 8:00am — 12:00pm
Canada Institute
On April 16, 2013, the Canada Institute hosted its fourteenth Cross-Border Forum on Energy Issues. This year's program, "Cyber Security and the North American Electric Grid" assembled key stakeholders, academics, and government policy makers for an off-the-record discussion on the vital but potentially vulnerable electric grid shared by Canada and the United States. The assembled participants concluded that despite decades of cooperation more must be done to confront emerging cyber security issues in the energy sector.
A Conversation with Sarkis Naoum
April 15, 2013 // 3:00pm — 4:00pm
Middle East Program
The crisis in Syria drags on with consequences that are already reshaping the neighborhood. What is the future of the Assads and of Syria itself? And what are the implications of the Syrian crisis for Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Iran? Join us for a conversation with Naoum, one of the Middle East's and Lebanon's preeminent journalists and analysts for a regional tour d'horizon.
The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth
April 11, 2013 // 4:00pm — 5:00pm
Asia Program
New York Times national security correspondent and former Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar Mark Mazzetti releases his new book on the CIA's shadow war.
Preparing for Election Day in Pakistan: What Constitutes Credibility?
March 14, 2013 // 2:30pm — 4:00pm
Asia Program
Two experts step back from all the talk about surveys, polling, and favorites to discuss broader issues of credibility and institutions, among other topics, in Pakistan's upcoming elections.
China Goes Global: The Partial Power
February 19, 2013 // 2:00pm — 3:30pm
Kissinger Institute on China and the United States
Most global citizens are well aware of the explosive growth of the Chinese economy. Indeed, China has famously become the "workshop of the world." Yet, while China watchers have shed much light on the country's internal dynamics--China's politics, its vast social changes, and its economic development--few have focused on how this increasingly powerful nation has become more active and assertive throughout the world. Check out the webcast here!
Climate Change and Migration in Mexico: A Report Launch
February 15, 2013 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Environmental Change and Security Program
The conversation around immigration and Mexico has long been tied to the United States and the prevailing economic conditions in both countries. But a new report from the Royal United Services Institute argues that as temperatures rise and precipitation patterns change over the course of the next century, climate too will increasingly become a driver of both internal and international migration in Mexico.
Roundtable Discussion on the Future of U.S. Global Media
February 12, 2013 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
History and Public Policy Program
In any given week, from North Korea to Iran and across the Middle East, from China to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Myanmar, through Africa and India to Russia, Belarus, Central Asia and Cuba, 165 million people—equivalent to more than half the U.S. population—tune into the radio and television programs of U.S. International Broadcasting (USIB) by satellite, Internet and in some cases cooperating local radio stations. After more than half a century, Congressionally-funded U.S. broadcasting remains the leading edge of American soft power—the principal means by which the United States speaks directly to less free and impoverished nations.


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Top names in religious news in 2005 were those of popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI and the Rev. Billy Graham. Deadly attacks on worshippers in mosques occurred in several countries, and relations between church and state and same-sex unions were also key areas of concern.
Religious Leadership
Pope John Paul II, who died on April 2 at the age of 84, was the first non-Italian to be elected pope in 455 years when he was chosen in 1978. Other historic milestones of his papacy included his becoming the first pope since the 1st century to visit a Jewish house of worship when he visited the Rome synagogue in 1986, becoming the first to visit an Islamic house of worship when he visited a mosque in Syria in 2001, and in the same year becoming the first pope to visit Greece since the Great Schism between the churches of the East and the West in 1054.
On April 19 Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger was chosen to succeed John Paul II, at the age of 78 becoming the 265th Roman Catholic pontiff. The first Germanic pope since the 11th century, he took the name Benedict XVI to honour both the 6th-century saint who is considered the father of Western monasticism and Pope Benedict XV, who tried to promote the cause of peace during World War I. A month after taking office, the new pope named Archbishop William J. Levada of San Francisco to become prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the office that Benedict had headed for 24 years. At a meeting with leaders of the World Council of Churches at the Vatican in June, Benedict assured them that the Roman Catholic Church's commitment to the search for Christian unity was "irreversible." In a visit to Germany in August, the pope went to a synagogue in Cologne and lamented what he called "the rise of new signs of anti-Semitism and various forms of a general hostility toward foreigners." The following day he met with 10 representatives of the country's Muslim community and urged them to work to combat terrorism and steer young people away from "the darkness of a new barbarism." The main purpose of the pope's visit to Cologne was to preside over World Youth Day, a weeklong festival that drew an estimated 700,000 young Catholics from nearly 200 countries. Later in August the Vatican and Israel resolved a dispute that had arisen in July when Israeli officials complained that Benedict had failed to include Israel in a list of countries that had recently been targeted by terrorist attacks. The Vatican responded by saying that the pope could not condemn every Palestinian attack because Israel often retaliated with actions that would also have to be condemned. After a meeting between Vatican and Israeli diplomats, both sides said the dispute had been resolved, and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon called Benedict "a true friend of Israel."
Billy Graham, 86, whose preaching career had extended through six papacies, drew 230,000 people in June to a three-day evangelistic rally at New York City's Flushing Meadows–Corona Park. During the event, 8,400 attendees indicated that they wanted to make or renew a commitment to faith in Jesus Christ. Graham, a Southern Baptist who had preached to more than 210 million people in 185 countries, announced later that he would conduct no more evangelistic crusades because of his poor health.
Sectarian and Political Violence
Deadly attacks that appeared to be directed against Shiʿite Muslims by members of extremist Islamic movements killed worshippers at mosques in Iraq, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Abdul Fayaz, leader of the Council of Clerics in Kandahar, Afg., and a supporter of Afghan Pres. Hamid Karzai, was gunned down in May after he convened a gathering of hundreds of Muslim leaders to strip fugitive Taliban leader Mohammed Omar formally of the religious title "leader of the faithful," which he had been granted when he assumed political power in the early 1990s. Deadly bombings in July in the Egyptian resort of Sharm al-Shaykh were denounced by Muhammad Sayyed Tantawi, grand imam of al-Azhar University in Cairo, one of the world's leading Sunni institutions. Preaching at Sharm al-Shaykh's Peace Mosque, he declared that if people who carried out such attacks on innocents claimed they were obedient to Islamic teachings, they were "liars and charlatans."
Terrorist attacks on three underground trains and a bus in London on July 7 were condemned by two gatherings of British Muslim leaders. Sayed Mohammed Musawi, the head of the London-based World Islamic League, however, later called for "a clear distinction between the suicide bombing of those who are trying to defend themselves from occupiers, which is something different from those who kill civilians, which is a big crime." American Muslims also disagreed about the proper response to terrorist attacks. The Fiqh Council of North America, an advisory committee on Islamic law, issued an edict in August declaring that nothing in Islam justified terrorism targeting civilians. Muzammil H. Siddiqi, chairman of the council, said the edict applied even when a Muslim country had been taken over by a foreign power. Several American Muslim academics said the edict was too broad to be meaningful, however, and that it should have named specific terrorist groups. Some also noted that Islam had no ordained clergy or central authority and that Islamic leaders frequently issued conflicting edicts.


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Congratulations to Francois Taiani from Computing who has won this year's SciTech Prize for Excellence in Teaching.
One criteria of the award requires Francois to disseminate his work over the coming year to colleagues in the faculty so look out for information about events at which Francois will be sharing some of his teaching practice.
Nominations were received from a range of departments across the faculty. The quality of these applications was extremely high which reflects the calibre of teaching that exists within the faculty.
This award, designed to reward and incentivise inspirational teaching will be an annual event and we look forward to receiving and encouraging further nominations next year.
The Staff Prizes will be presented by the Chancellor, Sir Chris Bonington at an Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 16 June 2009. Congratulations to them all!
In an article published in the May 19th edition of Education Guardian Professor Paul Wellings talks about finding ways of dealing with climate change and the challenges facing the interaction between the many disciplines needed to tackle the problem.
The full article can be found at http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/may/19/social-sciences-tackling-climate-change
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Nooo! In News We Hate today, New York magazine reports that both Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey plan to leave 30 Rock next year, effectively shutting down the show. Though Fey's reps wouldn't confirm the news, Baldwin told the magazine "I will tell you one thing, and that is our show next year is our last year of the show." He continued, "Our contracts are expired [in 2012], and Tina is gonna have a big career directing films and writing. She's going to be the next Elaine May. She'll be great."
Well yes, we all know that Tina Fey will be great no matter what she does, but please, don't take our 30 Rock away! That just means there will be a gaping hole in the Thursday night lineup that's destined to be filled with more super-sized episodes of Outsourced. Shudder.
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How do notions of collaboration play into the building of disaster resilience? The term collaborate is defined by Merriam-Webster as "to work jointly with others or together especially in an intellectual endeavor" and "to cooperate with an agency or instrumentality with which one is not immediately connected."22 Human affairs (and their history) can be understood in terms of collaboration. The human condition and the prospects for humanity's future are determined not just by demographics, geography, the growth and nature of economies, the advance of science and technology, or a conjunction of critical moments in history with the emergence of heroic individuals. They depend in at least equal measure on how people, institutions, and sectors of institutions engage and work with each other in the array of human concerns and aspirations on scales from the local to the regional to the national to the global. The concept of collaboration is an organizing principle or lens with which to view society and suggests how things can be accomplished (Wright, 2001).
Unavoidable and sometimes unpredictable extreme natural events may result in disasters because of the decisions people make regarding societal land use and development, public safety and health, economic growth, protection of the environment, and geopolitical stability (e.g., Mileti, 1999). With proper decision making and preparation, however, disasters can be avoided or their effects mitigated. Events can be anticipated, and resilient societies factor them into planning and action. Both researchers and practitioners increasingly appreciate the intersection of collaboration and disasters and are paying greater attention to private–public collaboration to build community disaster resilience (CARRI, 2009).
The recent popular work A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities that Arise in Disaster (Solnit, 2009) describes how disaster can be the crucible for a community's transformation. This committee's task was to identify how communities can encourage that transformation, correct resource deficiencies, adopt beneficial public policies, and exercise practical means to elicit functional, community-based partnerships well before disaster strikes. To determine how this could be done, the committee convened, as part of its charge, a national workshop that brought together researchers and others from for-profit organizations, various levels of government, and citizen and volunteer organizations actively involved in collaborative approaches to community disaster resilience (NRC, 2010a). The
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Dynamo Defense Holds KC to Scoreless Draw to Open Disney Soccer Classic
The two Eastern Conference Finalists squared off on Friday night in the opening match of the Disney Pro Soccer Classic with both teams holding the other scoreless. Houston's resolute defending and Kansas City's possession left both teams unable to convert a game winner. The match featured many of the same figures from last year's final […] [Read More]
Brian Ching Deserves Better
It's been a while, but we are officially back and we return from our off-season slumber to news that the Brian Ching situation may be close to resolving. The former Dynamo forward has been granted a personal leave from the Montreal Impact to "renegotiate" his contract to return to Houston after he was taken in […] [Read More]


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Some old outtake footage of One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful" video has picked up a bit of buzz lately. Why? The British fab-hair five sang a cover of Oasis' "Wonderwall!" Now take a minute to reconcile the fact that the most successful UK act between 1995 and 2005 was just covered by the tour de force of English boy bands whose members were likely between the ages of one and three when the track was first released.
If you're a bit conflicted, you're not the only one. Somehow the perfectly coiffed guys sitting campfire style along the shore with waves crashing behind them and Niall Horan strumming an acoustic guitar a la Noel Gallagher didn't rub everyone the right way. But we'll leave it up to you to decide if they did it justice.
Coincidentally, the cover surfaced mere days after the London Olympics Closing Ceremony where One Direction was among a list of performers including Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher whose band Beady Eye sang a rendition of "Wonderwall." So far both Liam and Noel, who isn't the biggest non-rock music fan (remember his beef over Jay-Z performing at Glastonbury in 2008?), have been silent about the One-derful attempt. Either way, props to One Direction's diversity. It makes them beautiful to us!


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Robert Wilson: The growth rates of some of these ocean materials are far greater than the growth rate of some of the grasses that people are talking about today. So, this is why it is of interest to some people.
Alan Wolsky, Argonne National Laboratory: This is a comment prompted by some of the things that have been said, but the comment is really directed to the organizers of the meeting and the National Academies. Our field does not have a cumulative literature that would help in these discussions. For example, 20 years ago, people tried to grow kelp and they were successful because kelp grows like crazy, but 19 years ago, they found out that when a storm came they couldn't protect the kelp and they lost their crop. This is a factoid I know about, but the absence of a general knowledge of it illustrates the lack of continuity in our literature.
The difference between the science and this quasi-policy discussion is that in science, there are usually indices and a way to benefit from the work already done. In policy I know many cubic feet of reports—and many of these cubic feet discuss topics we are touching on here—but we have failed to benefit from past work, just as our discussions may not be accessible to the future. So just to do one more study without thinking about how the present interest in climate change can be made accessible to those who come after us misses an opportunity to really make a contribution.
Tom Baker, Los Alamos National Laboratory: The thing that has been disappointing for chemists in the issue of carbon sequestration has been the lack of interest in the United States in expanding funding for the fundamental chemistry of carbon dioxide. In Europe, there is a lot of focus on CO2 reuse and recycling. Here, instead, the attitude has been that it is never going to be large enough to make a difference in the sequestration area, so let's spend our money elsewhere where we are going to solve the larger problem. In fact, there is a lot of chemistry that needs to be worked out with CO2. We still really don't know much about the very basic fundamentals, and in spite of the thermodynamics, there is still a lot of chemistry that could be done with higher-energy coreactants. So how do you think we could go about getting the United States to pay a little more attention to the fundamental chemistry of CO2?
Carol Creutz, Brookhaven National Laboratory: I agree with your assessment and do not have any new ideas on how to focus attention on fundamental CO2 chemistry. I would also comment that within even the Office of Science at the Department of Energy, there seems to have been a much more dominant role of the Office of Biological and Environmental Research (OBER) in attacking the carbon management problem and identifying sequestration as the solution. I don't know if this reflects a whole community or the local response within the United States. Yet the problem has been taken on as a sequestration problem, which—to me as a chemist—doesn't make sense. It seems to me that there would be a lot of things we could be doing and benefiting from.


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The current population of Marion County is 27,225 with the median age of 37. Marion County's median household income is $35,129, and the average household net worth is $325,343. 46% of Marion County's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 14% of Marion County's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Marion County by age group. In Marion County, the male-to-female ratio is 13,176:14,049, which is 1% lower than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 1,477,652:1,565,488. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Marion County, has 31% less property crime than Mississippi, and is 34% below the nation's average. Marion County, has 38% less personal crime than Mississippi and when compared to that of United States, Marion County is 61% below the national average.
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DDi Corp. (NASDAQ:DDIC), the Anaheim, Calif., provider of engineering services for printed-circuit boards, definitively decided to be purchased by Viasystems Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:VIAS) for $13 per share.
In a Wednesday declaration, the firms valued the agreement at $268 million, net of DDi's cash and the debt that Viasystems will assume.
The agreement price is 6% greater than DDi's closing price at $12.26 on Wednesday and it's 20% more than the volume-weighted-average closing price over the previous quarter.
DDi and Viasystems stated that the boards of both firms have authorized the terms, and Viasystems has arranged financing for the transaction.
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DDi Corp. (NASDAQ:DDIC) stock reports on April 03, 2012 decreased -0.41% to the closing price of $12.26. Its fifty two week range was $6.66-$12.63. The total market capitalization remained $251.03 million.
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