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I have owned Dodge Grand Caravans for Years. Currently in a 2009 Van and I just put on New Advantage TA by BFG (Ive owned several BFG tires and never an issue),, I am happy with the tires in all aspects except the sound,,,, I honestly think it sounds like a plane headed down the runway. It is borderline embarrassing, I'm not sure if the sound is as loud outside the vehicle, but inside is almost ridiculous. Looking for advise as to lowering or raising air pressure?? These are brand new so I gave it a few weeks thinking it was just a "break-in" thing, but clearly not. AS I said, tire is great aside from noise and if it lasts for a while, I would recommend it (with the radio cranked)
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First off, I have a 2011 Nissan versa that came with ContiProContact 185/65 R15 (Horrible tires: very noisy, poor performance, and the rubber started cracking at around 20K miles.
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Although these tires are wider than the original ones, the noise has reduced a lot!! I find very exciting how these tires made such a big difference in terms of comfort and noise.
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In ankylosing spondylosis, exostoses develop on the ligament of the ventral aspect of the lumbar vertebrae, primarily in older bulls. Fracture of the exostosis and associated vertebrae causes pressure on the spinal cord, which results in severe ataxia or paralysis. There is no treatment.
This nonspecific condition affecting mainly the hip and stifle is characterized by degeneration of articular cartilage and eburnation of subchondral bone, joint effusion, and fibrosis with calcification of the joint capsule.
Many causes and predisposing factors influence the development of degenerative joint lesions. There is almost certainly an inherited predisposition to degenerative arthropathy. Certain conformations, eg, straight hocks in beef bulls, are also incriminated. Joint instability after trauma is a common cause. Nutritional factors involved in some cases are rations high in phosphorus and low in calcium, which probably influence the strength of subchondral bone. Copper deficiency or fluoride poisoning also may act similarly. Forced traction of a calf in breech presentation can impede the blood supply to the hip joint, and arthritis may result. The role of infection is unclear. Infectious arthritis in calves usually produces severe changes in the hock, but degenerative arthropathy rarely involves this joint.
Bulls fed high-grain diets for show may become lame when as young as 6–12 mo, but most cases are first noticed at 1–2 yr.
Onset is gradual (later in bulls), and both hip joints are usually affected; stifle involvement is rare. Lameness to the point of incapacitation, with crepitation of degenerate joints, may develop in a few months; however, correlation between pathologic changes and clinical signs is poor. The earliest changes occur in the acetabulum and on the dorsomedial surface of the femoral head.
In the stifle, the medial condyle of the femur shows the earliest changes. Because degenerative arthropathy may result from any of several initiating factors, a specific diagnosis may be difficult. Radiographic, cytologic, and microbiologic evaluation of the synovial fluid are useful diagnostic aids. Arthroscopy of articular surfaces and ligaments may help attain a definitive diagnosis and prognosis.
Changes in the joints are usually irreversible by the time of diagnosis. Palliative treatment in valuable breeding animals should be undertaken with the knowledge that the condition or predisposing factors may be inherited. The diet should be carefully analyzed and, if necessary, corrected. This is especially important in fast-growing animals, in which adequate exercise is indicated and overfinishing should be avoided.
Luxation of the coxofemoral joint is usually upward. It is seen in bulls serving cows confined on a slippery surface and in cows riding each other. The affected limb appears shorter than the contralateral limb. The hock is turned inward and, when trying to walk, the animal appears to be dragging one foot behind the other.
Resolution is possible, provided that the head of the femur or the rim of the acetabulum has not been fractured. The animal should be deeply sedated to the level of recumbency. A rope should be looped around the groin of the affected limb, which should be uppermost. The free ends of the rope should be tied around a tree or some other fixed object, and traction should be applied to forcibly extend the limb. Downward pressure should be applied to the hock, which should be strongly rotated outward (upward) until the head of the femur slips back into the acetabulum. Traction should be applied at several angles until the head of the femur clicks back into the acetabulum. If the head of the femur or the rim of the acetabulum is fractured, there will be considerable crepitation and the limb will displace as soon as traction is stopped.
Intermittent fixation of the patella on the upper part of the femoral trochlea results in a characteristic jerky action of one or both hindlimbs. The limb remains in caudal extension for a longer period than normal and may even be dragged for a few steps before clicking forward to a normal posture. In young animals, the condition may resolve spontaneously. For luxations that do not resolve, medial patellar desmotomy should be performed.
This is seen frequently in young cattle when they cross cattle guards (grillwork laid over a pit as a gate substitute). Tranquilization or light anesthesia facilitates replacement of dislocated structures. A padded fiberglass cast maintained in place for 3 wk usually promotes a satisfactory recovery.
This bilateral malformation of the hip joint is often associated with secondary osteoarthritis. It may be present at birth. However, abnormal gait may develop in rapidly growing animals. Usually, it is possible to rock the hindquarter to produce a click as the head of the femur pops in or out. Radiography may confirm the diagnosis in young animals. There is no treatment.
Bone fractures occur in cattle of all ages, but they are most common in those <1 yr old. Corrective procedures may be justified economically in this age group, provided that joints are not involved. External fixation techniques or Thomas splints have been used successfully. In selected cases, percutaneous transfixation or internal fixation may be attempted.
Fractures of major long bones in adult cattle usually are not treated. The tuber coxae may fracture when cattle are hurried through narrow doorways. In these cases, spicules of bone may penetrate the skin, or unsightly distortions of the flank can result. Fractures of the proximal and intermediate phalanges may be considered for treatment in tractable, young adult cattle.
Fracture of the distal phalanx is relatively common in adult cattle. Onset of lameness is rapid, and the pain is usually severe. If the medial digit is involved, the animal may seek relief from the pain by crossing its legs. Natural recovery is prolonged, and because most such fractures extend into the distal interphalangeal joint, a debilitating arthritis may develop at the fracture site. If treatment is undertaken, the sound digit should be elevated on a wooden block, and the affected digit immobilized in a flexed position to the block using methyl methacrylate adhesive.
Infection enters the distal interphalangeal joint via 3 possible main sites: 1) the dorsal commissure of the interdigital space, via penetrating trauma or complicated footrot (interdigital phlegmon); 2) sandcracks; or 3) white line disease or retroarticular abscess.
Most frequently, one of the causal lesions is present and the transition from the initial lesion to the joint infection is readily apparent. However, when a swollen foot is treated before the cause has been established, a joint infection may have been ongoing for weeks before the true nature of the condition is diagnosed. If aggressive treatment of a footrot case does not lead toward resolution within 3 days, septic arthritis should be suspected. Increased pain, together with swelling of the anterior region of the coronary band in cases of sandcrack and white line disease, is suggestive of joint infection. Using regional analgesia and strict aseptic technique, an aspirate of the joint can be collected and examined for infection. A radiograph may indicate an abnormal separation of the joint surfaces.
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Digital amputation is indicated in animals that have a limited life expectancy, eg, old or poor-producing animals. The procedure is simple, quick, can be performed in standing animals under regional analgesia, and in most cases, produces rapid relief. Amputation is performed through the skin with an embryotomy wire placed as close to the skin-horn junction as possible. Hemorrhage is arrested by means of a tight bandage.
Arthrodesis fuses the distal and middle phalanges and is used to extend the functional life of valuable animals. General anesthesia is recommended. A 1-cm canal is drilled through the abaxial wall into the joint, and a second canal is drilled from the causal lesion into the joint. The joint cavity is enlarged by curettage, and a drainage tube drawn through. Continuous irrigation with sterile saline should be performed for 2–3 days. A wooden block is then applied to the sound claw, and the affected digit immobilized by fixing it to the block with methyl methacrylate. Immobilization is further facilitated by encasing the digital region in a cast. The cast is removed after 4 wk.
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Serous tarsitis is characterized by 3 soft, fluctuating swellings between the ligaments of the femorotarsal joint. In some instances, this condition is heritable. It does not cause pain or lameness. In later life, there may be a predisposition to arthritis. The condition is diagnosed by depressing the swelling of the joint capsule at one location and palpating the fluctuation that is seen at another. There is no successful treatment.
Serous tarsitis (bog spavin, puffy hock)
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
A fire in Bolotas Subdivision on Scofield Reservoir on Monday morning has taken out one cabin as fire fighters work to protect others this morning.
The fire, which is of unknown origin at this time, was reported about 7:15 a.m. and was originally described as being "one half mile north of the north most subdivision on Scofield Reservoir." However when fire fighters arrived they found it to be on the second row back from the lake in Bolotas.
Fire fighting units from Helper and Price are fighting the blaze as the Carbon County Sheriff's Department and the Highway Patrol responded for security purposes.
Watch this site for more information as the day goes on and see the story in tomorrows edition of the Sun Advocate.


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Bell's beer event roundup: Passport to Oberon, Charlotte Craft Beer Week. Q Falls and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Michigan, Florida, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio.
March 18
Bell's Beer Dinner: The Beer Exchange, Kalamazoo, 6:30 p.m. – SOLD OUT
March 19
Bell's Beer Dinner: Elizabeth's Chop House, Marquette, 6 p.m. – Take a look at the menu.
Passport to Oberon - Stop #1: Burdick's - Holiday Inn West, Kalamazoo, 5 p.m. - Kick-off this year's Oberon release with special events (three in total) leading up to a midnight release on March 24. Pick up your passport at any Burdick's location and enjoy special Bell's beers (Roundhouse will featured at this stop). The more stamps you have, the better your chance of winning our raffle to be crowned Oberon King or Queen (you must present your stamped passport on March 24 to be eligible).
March 20
Hopslam Firkin Tapping: Landmark Inn, Marquette, 7 p.m.
March 21
Passport to Oberon - Stop #2: Burdick's Downtown, 5 p.m. - Red Nose ESB will be the specialty tap featured (see above for full details).
Bell's Beer Dinner: Fuel Wood-fire Grill, Port Huron, 6:30 p.m. – Take a look at the menu.
March 23
Passport to Oberon - Stop #3: Burdick's Wings West, Kalamazoo, 5 p.m. - Captain Spontaneous will be the specialty tap featured (see above for full details).
Through Feb. 25
Bell's Beer Baseball Pub Crawl: Lakeland – Go here for more details.
March 21
Bell's Spotlight Night: R.J. Grady's, Lakeland, 6 p.m.
March 26
Barrel Aged Night: Word of Beer - Viera, Melbourne, 6 p.m. - Barrel Aged Batch 9,000 and Barrel Aged Cherry Stout
March 20
Tap Takeover with 4 Hands Brewing Co.: Three Kings Public House, St. Louis, 6 p.m. - Expedition Stout, Bourbon Barrel Aged Cherry Stout, Third Coast Old Ale, Java Stout, Consecrator Doppelbock, Two Hearted, Midwestern Pale Ale, Best Brown, Special Double Cream Stout and Smitten.
On tap from 4 Hands Brewing Co.: Cuvee Ange, No Place Like Home, Chocolate Milk Stout, Contact High, Pyrus Saison, Smoked Pigasus, Reprise Centennial Red, Divided Sky Rye IPA, Single Speed with Jasmine and Cast Iron Oatmeal Brown
North Carolina
March 20
Bell's Night: Salud Beer Shop, Charlotte, 5 p.m. - Celebrate Salud's one year anniversary with Amber, Two Hearted, Oarsman, Expedition Stout, Smoked Vienna Lager, Sweet Potato Stout and Le Batteur.
March 21
Charlotte Craft Beer Week - Freakfest at The Common Market South End, Charlotte, 7 p.m. We'll be pouring Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9,000.
March 22
Charlotte Craft Beer Week - Beer Dinner featuring Bell's and Allagash Brewing Co.: U.S. National Whitewater Center, Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. - Oarsman Ale, Two Hearted, Hell Hath No Fury and Hopslam will be featured along with White, Black, Curieux and Dubbel from Allagash. Call 704-391-3900 for more information.
March 20
A Touch of New Orleans: Lizardville Rocky River, 6:30 p.m. - Our Jazz Series' of Bière de Garde beers will be featured - Le Batteur, Le Contrebassiste and Le Pianiste. Each will be paired with NOLA themed food. Also on the menu will be Oarsman and Special Double Cream Stout. Classic jazz & zydeco music will be playing throughout the evening as well.
March 21
Quinannan Falls Special Lager Beer Tapping: Winking Lizard locations (Gateway, Independence, Bedford Heights, Mentor, Crosswoods, Lakewood, Coventry, Macedonia and Fairlawn), 4 p.m.
March 23
5th Annual Winking Lizard Cask Conditioned Ale Festival: Winking Lizard Party Center, Bedford, 1-4 & 5-8 p.m. – The only cask of Hopslam in NE Ohio.
Looking ahead
Oberon will return on March 25. Stay tuned for a list of events or check out our full calendar.
Bell's beer event roundup: Kegs and eggs, Black Note, Hopslam, tap takeovers and more
Below is a look at events this week in Michigan, Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
March 12
Beer and Wings: Buffalo Wild Wings, Monroe, 6-8 p.m. - Smitten, Two Hearted, Le Batteur, Roundhouse, Sparkling Ale and Black Note (taped at 7 p.m.)
March 13
Brooks Urban Herd Run Happy Pub Run: The Eccentric Café, downtown Kalamazoo, 6 p.m. - This 5k fun run that will start and finish at the Café will benefit Big Brothers, Big Sisters. Registration for this event is $10 and includes entry into the run, a drink ticket and an entry into our raffle. Be sure to dress for our costume contest as well - prizes to be awarded for the most spirited costumes.
March 15
Bell's Beer Dinner: Wheatberry Tavern, Buchanan - A la carte style menu featuring Black Note, Smitten, Hopslam and Hell Hath No Fury. Call for more details.
March 18
Bell's Beer Dinner: The Beer Exchange, Kalamazoo, 6:30 p.m. - Multi-course beer dinner at The Beer Exchange will feature year round, seasonal and specialty beers. Tickets are on sale now.
March 13
Meet Larry Bell/Tap Event: World of Beer, Tempe - Join us for a special visit from Larry Bell along with Black Note, La Contrabassiste, La Pianiste, La Batteur, Oberon, Two Hearted and Midwestern Pale Ale.
Through March 25
Bell's Beer Baseball Pub Crawl: Lakeland - Find more information here.
March 14
Tap Takeover Party: Cobblestone Grill, Zionsville, 6 p.m. - 12 Bell's beers on tap: Two Hearted, Smitten, Amber, Oatmeal Stout, Midwestern Pale Ale, Java Stout, Roundhouse IRA, Rednose ESB, Best Brown, Quinannan Falls Special Lager, Oarsman and Black Note
March 13
Jazz Night: Republic Uptown, Minneapolis, 6-9 p.m. - We'll be pouring our Jazz Series, a set of three French Bier De Gardes - Le Batteur, Le Pianisite and Le Contrebassiste.
North Carolina
March 14
Hopslam Firkin Tapping: Tyler's Taproom, Raleigh, 6 p.m. - Hopslam firkin, Sweet Potato Stout, Le Batteur, Third Coast Old Ale, 2011 Cherry Stout and Smoked Vienna Lager
North Dakota
March 14
Bell's Music Night: Ho-Do, Fargo, 5 p.m. - Black Note, Le Batteur, Le Pianisite and Le Contrebassiste
March 14
Black Note Dinner: Bodega, Columbus, 8 p.m. – Five course beer dinner featuring Black Note, Hell Hath No Fury … Ale, Le Contrebassiste Ale, Two Hearted Ale, Le Pianiste Ale and Roundhouse. Purchase tickets here.
March 15
St. Patrick's Day Beer Tasting: West Point Market, Akron - Year round favorites like Amber and Two Hearted plus Harry Magill's Spiced Stout - Reservations are required.
March 16
Kegs & Eggs: Mexi-Casa, Pittsburgh, 9 a.m. – Start your day with a firkin of Kalamazoo Stout!
Looking ahead
Oberon will return March 25, but before then, you can join us for Charlotte Craft Beer Week, a touch of New Orleans in Ohio and more. Take a look at our full calendar here.
Beer + running + charity = Urban Herd Run at Bell's Eccentric Cafe
Bell's beer, running and charity will come together for a special St. Patrick's Day themed 5k fun run at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13.
The Brooks Urban Herd Run Happy Pub Run will start and finish from the Eccentric Café in downtown Kalamazoo.
All event proceeds will go to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kalamazoo.
A $10 registration fee also includes a drink ticket and a raffle ticket. Prizes will also be awarded to the most spirited costume.
You can register here or at the Café from 5-5:30 p.m. the day of. Special event shirts will also be available for $15 at Gazelle Sports.


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Campus Maps
Visitors have a number of options for exploring the University. They can ride the free campus shuttle, take a campus tour, visit the Frist Campus Center and its Welcome Desk, or explore it on their own with assistance from the maps below.
Interactive Map
The interactive map allows users to search the campus map by building, department, student organization, facilities, residential colleges, athletic fields and parking lots.
Printable Maps
Printable Campus Map & Key (.pdf)
Quick map (.gif) Quick directory (.txt)
Accessibility Map
The University's accessibility map (.pdf) shows accessible buildings, walkways and parking areas. For more specific information about accessibility, contact the office you are visiting, Transportation and Parking Services or the Office of Disability Services.
Bicycle Map
Biking is a popular mode of transportation on campus, and Princeton's bicycle map shows bike racks and paths on and around campus.


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Executive Team
Meg Whitman
Chairman, President and
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Chief Executive Officer
Ms. Whitman has served as Chairman of the Board since July 2014, as President and Chief Executive Officer since September 2011 and as a member of the Board since January 2011. From March 2011 to September 2011, Ms. Whitman served as a part-time strategic advisor to Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield & Byers, a private equity firm. Previously, Ms. Whitman served as President and Chief Executive Officer of eBay Inc., from 1998 to March 2008. Prior to joining eBay, Ms. Whitman held executive-level positions at Hasbro Inc., a toy company, FTD, Inc., a floral products company, The Stride Rite Corporation, a footwear company, The Walt Disney Company, an entertainment company, and Bain & Company, a consulting company. Ms. Whitman also serves as a director of The Procter & Gamble Company.
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Martin Fink
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Martin Fink is CTO and Director of HP Labs.
Fink's research team at HP Labs, the company's exploratory and advanced research group, is responsible for anticipating IT trends to address the complex issues that will face our customers and society over the next decades. Working closely with HP's strategy teams and the business group research and development teams, Fink is focused on commercializing the company's intellectual property to drive and accelerate the innovation agenda for the company.
During his career at HP, Fink has worked in a wide range of roles. Most recently, Fink drove the strategy and execution of HP's Cloud business, launching the HP Helion portfolio of products and services, designed to help the industry transition to cloud-based provider and consumption models. As head of the NonStop Enterprise Division, Fink was responsible for the development, delivery, and marketing of the HP Integrity NonStop family of servers, database, and middleware software and solutions. He oversaw the Atalla Security Products line of network security processors for banking, Internet, and enterprise applications. Finally, he led the overall open source and Linux strategy across HP, helping the company gain external market leadership in Linux.
Fink joined HP in 1985 and spent his first 10 years in field operations in Canada, holding a variety of positions in hardware and software support, consulting, and telecom sales. In 1995, he moved to HP's Ft. Collins, Colorado site where he held a number of research and development leadership positions.
Fink has an MBA from Colorado State University, graduating Beta Gamma Sigma, and is listed as co-inventor on two patents related to online e-commerce. He is also the author of The Business and Economics of Linux and Open Source, published by Prentice Hall. He graduated in electronics engineering from Loyalist College in Ontario, Canada.
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Henry Gomez
Executive Vice President and
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Chief Marketing and Communications Officer
Henry Gomez is executive vice president and chief marketing and communications officer at HP. In this role Henry is responsible for leading marketing, advertising, brand, media and industry analyst relations, executive communications, employee communications, government affairs, global social innovation and environmental sustainability. He also is a member of HP's Executive Council.
Gomez has more than 27 years of experience in marketing, communications, and broad-based business management. Prior to joining HP in 2011, Gomez ran HSG Communications, a consulting business that he founded. Before that, he served on the leadership team of Meg Whitman's gubernatorial campaign in 2009 and 2010.
For most of the previous decade, Gomez worked at eBay in a variety of roles including senior vice president for Corporate Communications and president of Skype. He played a pivotal role in building eBay's brand during the critical years following the company's initial public offering.
Prior to joining eBay, Gomez was vice president of Corporate Affairs at HBO, where he oversaw the network's corporate public relations, affiliate marketing communications, regional press initiatives and special events.
Previously, he was staff director of Media Relations at NYNEX (now Verizon), where he was responsible for all news media relations involving human resources, labor relations and environmental issues facing the company.
He started his communications career at Hill and Knowlton and has worked on a wide array of public relations and marketing communications challenges in numerous industries.
Gomez serves on the board of directors of BJ's Restaurants, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College.
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John Hinshaw
Chief Customer Officer and
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Executive Vice President, Technology and Operations
John Hinshaw is the Chief Customer Officer and Executive Vice President of Technology & Operations at Hewlett Packard. He joined the company in 2011 and leads our strategic accounts, strategic alliances, customer advocacy, information technology, sales operations, and global business shared services. John is a member of the company's Executive Council and serves on the Ethics and Compliance Committee.
In addition, John leads relationships with many of HP's largest customers. He also serves as the executive sponsor for HP's business in the United Kingdom, Ireland and India.
Prior to Hewlett Packard, John spent 4 ½ years at The Boeing Company, most recently leading the Information Solutions business unit. He was also Boeing's Chief Information Officer and led their companywide corporate initiative on Information Management and Information Security. While at Boeing, in 2009, John was named CIO of the Year by the Executives' Club of Chicago and the Association of Information Technology Professionals.
Before Boeing, John spent 14 years at Verizon where he served as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Verizon Wireless. He also held a number of key positions focused on enabling business growth, reducing costs and improving business productivity. Earlier in his career, John also served as a consultant with Accenture.
John is a member of the board of directors of the Bank of New York Mellon, DocuSign, the National Academy Foundation, and Clique Intelligence. He has also served on numerous technology company advisory boards and non-profit boards. John and his wife Julia have established a foundation with a focus on education, cancer research and other charitable needs.
John holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in computer information systems from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va. He and his family reside in Woodside, California.
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Tracy Keogh
Executive Vice President,
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Human Resources
Tracy Keogh has worldwide responsibility for HP's strategic human resources activities, including workforce development and organization effectiveness, benefits and compensation, staffing, global inclusion and diversity, and HR processes and information management.
Prior to joining HP in 2011, Keogh was the Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Hewitt Associates, the world's largest provider of human resources consulting services. Her accomplishments included creating an award-winning virtual learning and development network, implementing a disciplined global succession planning process, and designing a comprehensive and successful employee engagement program.
Previously, Keogh held the top HR job at Bloomberg LP, the financial data, news, and analytics provider. Prior to joining Bloomberg, Keogh was Vice President of Human Resources for Analog Devices, where she introduced a series of new HR programs ranging from a total compensation strategy and global succession planning process to a new employee listening program.
In addition to her human resources background, Keogh has a wide range of leadership experience in operations, sales, marketing, and consulting for a number of organizations.
Keogh holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Smith College. She also attended the University of Geneva in Switzerland. Keogh serves on the boards of the Anita Borg Institute, HR Policy Association and the Cornell Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies (CAHRS) at Cornell University. In 2013, she was named a global Top 10 Breakaway Leader in Human Resources by Evanta.
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Cathie Lesjak
Executive Vice President and
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Chief Financial Officer
Catherine A. (Cathie) Lesjak has served as executive vice president and chief financial officer of HP since January 1, 2007. Lesjak served as interim chief executive officer of HP from August 2010 through October 2010.
Lesjak joined HP in 1986 and has held a broad range of financial leadership roles across the company. Before being named CFO, Lesjak served as senior vice president and treasurer, responsible for managing the company's worldwide cash, debt, foreign exchange, capital structure, risk management and benefits plan administration. Earlier in her career at HP, she managed financial operations for Enterprise Marketing and Solutions and the Software Global Business Unit. Before that, she was group controller for HP's Software Solutions Organization and managed HP's global channel credit risk as controller and credit manager for the Commercial Customer Organization.
Lesjak has a bachelor's degree in biology from Stanford University and a master of business degree in finance from the University of California, Berkeley.
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Mike Nefkens
Executive Vice President,
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Enterprise Services
Mike Nefkens is executive vice president of HP Enterprise Services (ES), one of HP's four global business units with $24 billion annual revenue and 120,000 employees. In this role, Nefkens is responsible for helping enterprises realize their vision. He has successfully enabled multiple enterprise and government transformations leveraging technology, services and people resulting in improved financial, customer and employee metrics.
Nefkens is recognized not only for his turnaround expertise and experience but also for the successful restructuring of global businesses. Nefkens served as senior vice president and general manager of HP Enterprise Services in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) where he was directly accountable for its turnaround and the HP-EDS merger integration. He also led the revitalization of three of HP's largest services accounts, including General Motors, ABN AMRO, and Delphi.
A seasoned international executive, Nefkens spent ten years with Holland Chemical International NV, a downstream industrial distribution company, where he held a range of executive management positions, including regional president and general manager in Mexico, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and North America.
Nefkens serves as a member of the Riverbed Board of Directors. He holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree from Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and a degree in finance from Texas Christian University. He speaks fluent English, Spanish and Dutch, and lives near Palo Alto, California with his wife and two sons.
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Antonio Neri
Executive Vice President
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HP Enterprise Group
Antonio Neri is Executive Vice President and General Manager of HP's Enterprise Group, a $28 billion annual revenue business that includes servers, storage, networking, technology services, converged data center infrastructure and cloud solutions.
In this role, he is responsible for the development and delivery of IT infrastructure solutions at the core of the world's largest and fastest growing companies and government agencies. In addition, he oversees the direction, management, and delivery of HP's cloud efforts focused on the capabilities, the components and the services critical to a cloud that enterprises rely on – driven by choice, confidence and consistency.
Most recently, Neri led HP Servers and HP Networking business units where he drove technological and go-to-market strategies for Compute, Software-Defined Networking and Network Fabric architectures for a combined $15B+ in revenue. In this role, Neri was responsible for delivering an innovation rich portfolio including HP CloudLine, built for scale; HP Apollo family of high performance computing; HP Moonshot, the world's first software defined web server; HP ProLiant servers, the world's number one server brand; HP BladeSystem, the world's number one bladed infrastructure; HP Integrity for mission-critical computing; and introduced the industry's first complete software-defined network (SDN) product portfolio and partner ecosystem.
Previously, Neri was the leader of HP Technology Services, one of the largest global business segments of HP's Enterprise Group. HP Technology Services provides Support and Consulting services for HP's Converged Infrastructure products and solutions.
Neri joined HP in 1995 and has more than 25 years of experience in the services industry. Neri has established new services delivery capabilities in Europe, the Middle East and Africa and in the Americas, in support of both imaging and printing and personal computing products. He has also managed the Total Customer Experience and Quality, and Warranty Services organizations.
Neri holds a Computer Engineering degree and is a Professor of Arts and Drawing.
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John Schultz
Executive Vice President and
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General Counsel
John Schultz was named Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Hewlett-Packard Company in April 2012.
Prior to his role as General Counsel, John was the Deputy General Counsel for Litigation Investigations and Global Functions where he managed all major litigation filed against HP globally, including all intellectual property, government investigations, and commercial and employment disputes.
Before joining HP in September 2008, Schultz was a partner in the litigation practice of Morgan Lewis focusing on complex litigation, primarily defending consumer class-action, fiduciary liability, and technology-related commercial litigation. He was previously at Drinker Biddle & Reath for 14 years, where he also specialized in commercial and product liability litigation.
Schultz holds a J.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and his undergraduate degree from Albright College.
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Dion Weisler
Future President and CEO, HP Inc.,
Current Executive Vice President of Printing and Personal Systems, Hewlett-Packard
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Dion Weisler will be the President and CEO of HP Inc. when Hewlett-Packard Company completes its plan to separate into two companies later this year. Currently, he is Executive Vice President of HP's Printing and Personal Systems organization, a ~$55 billion annual revenue business that includes personal computers, mobility devices, technical workstations, printers, graphics solutions, managed-print services and internet services.
Weisler began his HP career as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Printing and Personal Systems, Asia Pacific and Japan. In that role, he was responsible for all aspects of the business in the region.
With more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry, Weisler has held numerous key executive positions across multiple geographies in the IT and telecommunications sectors.
Prior to joining HP, he was the vice president and chief operating officer of Lenovo's Product and Mobile Internet Digital Home groups, and led the Global Transaction Model globally. Prior to this, Weisler was the General Manager of Korea, ASEAN and ANZ where he was responsible for Lenovo's entire business in these markets.
Prior to Lenovo, he served as General Manager at Telstra Corporation - Australia's leading telecommunications company - where he was responsible for Telstra's Conferencing and Collaboration products and services. He also had a successful 11-year career at Acer, where he was the Managing Director of Acer UK having previously established and operated Acer's business in Central and Eastern Europe as Managing Director of the region.
Weisler holds a Bachelor of Applied Science - Computing degree from Monash University, Australia.
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Robert Youngjohns
Executive Vice President and
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General Manager, HP Software
Robert Youngjohns serves as executive vice president of HP Software and member of HP's Executive Council. He leads HP's multi-billion dollar software portfolio that includes IT Operations Management, Application Delivery Management, HP Autonomy, Enterprise Security and HP Vertica. Together, this portfolio enables enterprise IT organizations to develop, operate, secure, govern, and monetize their data, applications and operations.
Robert Youngjohns previously served as senior vice president and general manager of the HP Autonomy/Information Management business unit, within HP Software. In this role, he was responsible for a portfolio of products that enabled companies to analyze and draw business value from unstructured information. Known for being a technology evangelist, Youngjohns has more than 30 years of sales, marketing, strategic business development and general management experience in the technology industry.
He joined HP from Microsoft where he was most recently president of Microsoft North America. Before he joined Microsoft, Youngjohns was president and CEO of Callidus Software, a $120 million public company, where he initiated the company's transition from traditional enterprise software to SaaS (Software as a Service). Prior to that, he spent 10 years at Sun Microsystems, where he had a variety of leadership positions in sales and general management both regionally and globally. Youngjohns also had a successful 18-year career at IBM, holding key leadership roles from deep technology specialization to general management.
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No, it didn't fit
By Nancy
from Columbus, Ohio
About Me Practical
Comments about Credit Card Insert For Wallet:
These wallet inserts didn't fit the wallet that they said it was intended for they were too wide.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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this will come in handy
By mrs sonia
from ventura california
i use the inserts for other things like; pictures, SS cards, medical cards and school id's.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
Love this credit card holder
By Mary Doc
from Orono, MN
Great for staying organized and seeing which card is where.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Credit card holders
By Queedo
from MN
Prior to use I reinforce the front and back with clear packing tape as the plastic rips easily.
By MARGARET
from MOUNDSVILLE, WV
saves serching through my wallet .
By Lera the shopper
from AL
About Me Classic, Practical
making the most of my space.keeps cards in one place.
Not as expected
By AJK105
from Augusta, GA
Based on the description I believed it would fit my check register. It doesn't. And it would be too expensive to return.
Thin/see-through holders
By Sisty of Four
from Lombard, IL
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical
I use the credit card inserts but not for credit cards. In them, I put my driver's license, emergency numbers, health insurance card, doctors' cards, American Automobile Association card, etc. Every card is in my purse--exactly where it is easily accessible and easy to see.
By Pat
from Perkins, OK
Great for all my credit & insurance cards.
Got what I was expecting
By kb
from Minneapolis, MN
Use it to hold business cards.


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A wise cab driver once told us that a good example has twice the value of good advice (though the exact phrasing was a bit more colorful, if memory serves). We have no idea what provoked this unsolicited opinion, but we've never forgotten the random wisdom of his words. The spirit of his sentiment is particularly strong in today's Styling Tips story, as it shows off a few of our favorite looks, illustrated by a wonderful range of fashion-forward women. Between their outfits and our reporting, you get examples and advice: it's value galore!Tip # 1: Cuff your pants to show off killer shoes.
As Dree Hemingway so artfully demonstrates, the freshest way to wear your semi-slouchy trousers is with casual cuffs and statement shoes. Our former GOTM modeled this look to great effect at the Matthew Williamson for H&M summer collection launch party in New York last month. She rolled the hems of her dove gray, vintage Dior pants to accentuate her Alexander Wang booties, and we think the results are terrific. Try Elizabeth and James' Kingstone Trousers ($275) or Maje's Kiev Silk Cropped Pants ($195) worn with Sweet Life by Dolce Vita's Lace Heels ($128) for a similarly chic style.
Tip # 2: Break out a simple white suit for summer.
In our Manhattan salad days, we never dreamed of rocking a white blazer and pants. The required dry-cleaning made it fiscally inappropriate, not to mention it felt like an awfully tropical (read: casual) for the concrete jungle. If only we'd seen how crisp and cutting-edge one can look in a snowy suit! Rihanna showed us exactly how to pull it off at the Derek Lam boutique opening in New York earlier this month. Ms. R. cut a sleek silhouette in a white suit from the designer's Spring 09 collection, which she accessorized with a Dolce & Gabanna leopard blouse, vintage Dior sunglasses, Christian Louboutin Rolando Pumps ($695), Jimmy Choo Ceclie Clutch ($2595, 212.319.1111), and a stunning pearl-and-diamond chain necklace by Yvel ($37302, 866.983.55). Pick up your own sharp white suit at Banana Republic: the brand's White Blazer ($150) and 718 Martin Sleek Straight Pant ($79) will keep you looking cool all summer long.
Tip #3: Substitute black tights for thigh-high boots.
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It was a high school prank that blew up in the face of 18 year old Rushville high school senior Tyell Morton, walking from jail to face serious criminal charges.
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Before OFAs Coaches Vs Cancer Hockey Game against Massena, on Saturday, a moment of silence was held for Jerry Ferguson, a 1982 Blue Devil captain, who passed away earlier in the week after a gallant fight against cancer.
OFA Coach Jon Frederick called Ferguson a blue collar player and before the game OFA Frederick showed his players a picture taken on the ice of the Golden Dome after Ferguson helped his team to a 4-3 triple overtime win over Massena.
The Blue Devils went out and offered a fitting tribute to Ferguson by scoring a 3-1 blue collar NAC interdivision win over the Raiders which featured two hustle-type goals and well-coordinated defense on front of a brilliant 36-save performance by goalie David Prudhomme.
The Devils (4-3, 4-1 NAC) used their first home win of the season to stay tied in the loss column in the multi-team NAC Division II race with 5-1 St. Lawrence Central which downed Salmon River 6-3 on Saturday, earned OFA its first win over Massena since 2010 and gave Coach Frederick the first home win over Massena in his 12-year tenure.
This was just a monumental win. Massena has such a great program and we havent been able to get many wins against them. It is such a big win for our seniors and we are now 2-0 against Division I teams which is very important, said Frederick.
They outshot us by quite and a bit and they hit a few posts but we weathered the storm in the first period and killed off six minutes of penalties in second period. Joe Giglio and Gian Rufa logged a lot of minutes leading our defense which did great job taking their hands away in front of the net. But what can you say about the guy between the pipes. Dave Prudhomme was just outstanding, he didnt allow many rebounds.
Not only did the Devils weather some heavy Massena offensive pressure, sustained by its forcecheck, in the first period but they also took a 2-0 lead on a pair of opportunistic goals.
Just 2:22 into the game, Brandon Mullin, who generated any number of shifty rushes up-ice, scored on a nifty wrap-around from behind goaltender Logan Brothers (18 saves).
Brandon Mullin created alot of offensive pressure for us with his puck-carrying abilities and he also helped the defense with his ability to break out, said Frederick.
The Devils took a 2-0 lead with 57 seconds remaining in the opening period when Jake Garrison deflected home a shot by Joe Giglio for an unassisted power play goal. Massena countered 7:46 into the second period with what proved to be their only goal of the game. Evan Kassian lifted a rebound high into the net with Patrick Manning and Anthony Cortese picking up assists on the power play sequence.
We got outworked in front of our net on a couple of their goals but the big key is that we just didnt capitalize on our chances. We just missed the net on too many shots and didnt play three periods of good hockey, said Massena Coach Mike Trimboli.
The Raiders(5-4-1, 3-2-1 NAC) pressed hard with a 13-4 shots-on-goal advantage in the third period but the Devils netted a very important third goal 1:13 into the stanza. Garrison won a race for a loose puck and relayed it to Drew Costigan who netted a short range shot.
$824 FOR THE CAUSE: Saturdays game raised an $824 for OFAs Coaches Vs Cancer donation to the St. Lawrence County Cancer Society: $704 from the gate and donations, $55 from the raffle run by Block O Booster Club and $25 from the OFA Cheerleaders who staged a chuck-a-puc contest.
We had a great day and we thank the fans from both communities, said OFA Athletic Director Tony Bjork.
Other NAC D2 action of the day saw the Islanders drop Malone 4-2 and Potsdam blanked Canton 3-0 in a Division I matchup.
Potsdam 3 - Canton 0: The 6-2 Stoners climbed to 3-0 in NAC by stroking for two goals in a seven-minute span of the second period. Jason Cardinal scored at 6:25 from Logan Ford at 6:25 and Trevor Kelleher converted from Max Worden at 11:44.
We played a pretty solid game. We just had a bit of letdown in the second period and Potsdam capitalized, said Canton Coach Randy Brown.
Ford netted a third period goal unassisted to complete the offensive support for Devin Crarys 18-save shutout. Jake Watson handled 18 shots for Canton.
SLC 6, Salmon River 3: A five goal second period lifted the Larries (8-2, 5-1) past the host Shamrocks (1-8-1, 0-5-1) for their sixth straight win.
Kody Kocsis (3 goals, 1 assist) tied the game at 1-1 in the first period and connected for two of the five second period goals. Devin Euto generated a pair of second period goals while Luke Arquiett added a goal and one assist. Logan Peets and Blake Baldwin each logged an assist while Nate McLaughlin had 22 saves.
Skylar Thomas, Jarid Gray and Naylen Laffin scored for Salmon River and Dennis Bero many 25 saves in net.
Islanders 4, Malone 2: Kyle Delaney scored the first two goals in the first period and assisted on the game-winner for the Islanders.
Sean Sheppard scored the game-winner from Delaney and Nick McCabe at 6:37 of the third after Malone connected for two early goals in the period to tie the game at 2-2. Evan Dier had an insurance goal for the Islanders to go with his two assists. Trevor Hughes added two assists.
Kelsey Head scored twice for Malone and Cam Daniels had two assists.
Cole James collected 29 saves for the winners (4-4-1, 2-4) and Joey Brown had 34 saves for the 5-2-1, 3-2-1 Huskies.
Tupper Lake 2, Saranac 0: Marcus Richer turned away 26 shots as the Lumberjacks scored a goal in each of the second and third period for their first win of the season. Bryce Guerette scored from Hudson Sparks and Jon Kopp at 6:50 of the second and Sparks converted unassisted at 11:30 of the third for Tupper Lake.
Lareau made 22 saves for Saranac Central.
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