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Estee Lauder conquers the online retail world one corner at a time.
Want to conquer the world as an online retailer? The best way to start is one country at a time just like The Estee Lauder Cos. Inc., No. 133 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide. Last week at the Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago I heard Estee Lauder Online president Dennis McEniry deliver one of the best talks yet on how to build an effective international e-commerce operation.
Feel like doing your own e-commerce nation building? Follow Estee Lauder's lead and start by cutting your teeth, making your mistakes and develop winning strategies in just one carefully chosen country. In Estee Lauder's case, the destination was the United Kingdom and that's been the business model they've used to extend their international e-commerce base over many years and many refinements to more than 200 web sites in 40 countries. Want to win over the locals? You do that by taking the time and making the extra effort to make each international e-commerce destination a local shopping site. In overseas web retailing, one size won't fit all, McEniry said. Consumer needs, regulatory issues, merchandise selection and pricing are all different. For example, in the U.S. consumers purchase Estee Lauder products online entirely by credit card but in Germany 60% of Estee Lauder's web shoppers use a "promise to pay" service and in China 30% of the cosmetic maker's online customers pay at the local post office.
The easy way for an online retailer to add on international e-commerce is by simply opening up the shopping cart to foreign transactions and hope that FedEx or UPS has a delivery hub in Timbuktu. That's a short cut to getting going in international e-commerce, but you can also most likely count up on one hand your annual number of foreign transactions. Estee Lauder learned early on that all content has to be posted in the language of that country and that products must be customized for each individual market. In the U.S., most consumers shop EsteeLauder.com for fragrances, but in Asia shoppers in many countries shop online mainly for skin care products.
No matter what the size of the operation, any successful foray into online retailing overseas begins with a successful execution of payment and delivery, McEniry said. He closed his talk with a piece of age-old retail advice: know your customer. The main takeaway for how you, too, can one day rule the world of overseas web retailing is this: In each country first get to know who your customers are and how they like to shop. Next serve them up an online shopping experience that exceeds their expectations. That's the best ticket to ride. The rest will take care of itself.
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Rudolph Pancakes
Pancake Mix
Turkey Bacon
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This pancake is so adorable and creative for the holiday season. I love it! My kids will be surprised seeing rudolph joining us for breakfast tomorrow morning. I don't know if they will dare to eat him. Thanks for the idea :)
Happy Holidays
I am so glad that you like it! It's so easy to make and my boys just loved it.ReplyDelete
This is adorable! I'm totally going to have to make this for my little girl. Thanks for sharing!
Cute as cute! My little men will love these- pancakes are a forever fav around here :) Thanks and hope you have a great holiday season!ReplyDelete
That is so cute! My kids would love this.
When you get a chance - love for you to link up to my "Made by ME" linky party: http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2011/12/made-by-me-9-linky-party-and-features.html
Lots of fun and easy ideas here! Thanks for sharing. Visiting from the blog hop!ReplyDelete
Love it! Today will be pancake day and I'm going to try these! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
How creative. Love these! Come visit us. We have some terrific recipes this week. Pretzel Heath Bark and be sure to register to win our party dress giveaway. Today is the last day! Look for the Shabby Apple post.ReplyDelete
SO cute. Love a bacon antlers.
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Adorable!! You are so creative!!ReplyDelete
Love it, love it, love it! This is going to be my Christmas morning surprise for my boys. I'm pinning it right now!ReplyDelete
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this is soooooo cute!! This would go along with the reindeer theme that we have this week. Planning on making this tomorrow morning:) Stopping by from For the kids Friday and am your newest GFC follower. I've also liked your page on fb :) hope you can stop by my blog and follow back if you would like.
Aw that just might have to be Christmas morning breakfast! Would you please share this with our readers for our Fun Stuff Fridays linky party? http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2011/12/fun-stuff-fridays-3.htmlReplyDelete
These are great! I somehow deleted your submission, but I'm doing a Christmas pancake roundup Monday, so will feature then (on Edible Crafts). thanks!ReplyDelete
I absolutely ADORE this! I ususally make my kiddos snowman pancakes. I can't wait to surprise them with Rudolph ones.ReplyDelete
This is SUPER cute! What a fun idea! I am your newest follower. I'd love for you to follow me back, if you want to =-) I also wanted to invite you to linkup at my TGIF LInky Party - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties
Beth =-)
This is adorable. Thank you for sharing! :)ReplyDelete
I love this reindeer!!ReplyDelete
Super cute! Totally doing this on Christmas morning for my boys!ReplyDelete
So cute! Now I know what Christmas breakfast will be.ReplyDelete
I'll be featuring YOU tomorrow afternoon on my blog. Thank YOU so much for sharing at last week's {wow me} wednesday party.
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Love it, will try making this for my grandchildren this weekend, too
This is soooo cute! and I love the pic of your three boys in their chef's hats! I saw your feature at Blue Cricket Designs and had to come visit!
What a cute idea!ReplyDelete
Oh My Gosh, could breakfast be cuter?? These are perfect for getting excited about the big day, or even as a special surprise that only happens on Christmas day (I'm really big on special traditions that make things fun and exciting for little ones). I wanted to let you know that I have featured them (along with a link to you) in a post on reindeer on http://simplylivinggreen.blogspot.com/
Thank you for the great breakfast idea!We will certainly be doing this in our house :O)
Maureen from Simply Living Green
We're have a fund raiser pancake breakfast for our scouts soon, I may have to give some of your creations a try! It looks like a money maker!ReplyDelete
Found you on Pinterest. Definitely doing this for Christmas!ReplyDelete
I love your website, I have 3 sons too, but they are grown, but they have given me lots of grandchildren, I can cook with them and use your recipe, thanks for the great ideas.ReplyDelete
Very cute cupcake.I like itReplyDelete
Loving your blog :-) I've done a mini feature of this post (such a great idea) in my Dec web favourites post linking back to it. I hope you like it :-)
Have a great day
Hi Jill
I loved your Rudolph pancake so much that I featured it in a post on my own blog, Fun Food For Kids. Here's a link if you want to check it out: http://funfood4kidz.com/2014/12/08/christmas-food-ideas-for-kids/
Thanks for the idea!

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At first blush, the task of Cumberland and Woonsocket laying the groundwork for the season's biggest game doesn't seem entirely daunting – especially since we're referencing two squads that staged a gridiron tussle merely eight days ago.
With only three days between the semifinals and Sunday's Division II Super Bowl, the art of familiarity helps to take a little strain off of the preparation process. Time has become a valuable commodity, and if you're going to step into the ring of fire, what better opponent to have than someone where introductions are not required?
"It's fresh in our minds right now," stated Cumberland head coach Chris Skurka. "Even the film exchange, we would be exchanging the same Thanksgiving film."
Added Woonsocket mentor Carnell Henderson: "It's a bonus since we just prepared for Cumberland a few weeks ago."
With a slight chuckle, Henderson referred to the 32-0 Turkey Day whipping Cumberland handed his crew upon adding, "Whatever we prepared for, it really didn't work out in our favor, so we've got to come up with something different this go-around."
The very idea of deviating from the same script that has been in place since training camp commenced in mid-August is one that's virtually impossible at this late juncture. Sure, the opportunity to make a slight tweak here or there exists, but as Henderson pointed out, now is not the time to reinvent the wheel.
"We've already stressed the things that we could or should have done, which is part of the process of getting ready for your next opponent," he stated. "If there are some areas of weakness that we feel we need to correct, you only have a short period to do that. At this time of year, you go with what works and try to get the kids ready to do what they do well and – hopefully – they can go out and execute on Sunday.
"The week is truly condensed, but all the teams participating in the Super Bowls this weekend, there's not much more you can do," Henderson continued. "All of these teams are still playing because they did the right thing throughout the season and are comfortable with what they do. There might be a little something you pull out of the playbook, but it builds off of something else."
From Woonsocket's perspective, one area that figures to be addressed is slowing down a Cumberland defensive line that registered five sacks of quarterback Brett Bouchard on Thanksgiving. However, when Henderson and his coaches break down the film of Cumberland's 48-14 semifinal-round win over West Warwick, they'll notice the Clippers' secondary was also imposing; that unit picked off Wizards quarterback Kody Greenhalgh three times in the first half Wednesday night.
"The kids feel like they have another opportunity," Henderson said. "After losing to Johnston and Mount Hope earlier in the season, they always looked to get back after it. We're fortunate to ride the journey right to the end; it just so happens that it's Cumberland that we're playing against."
Taking the football portion out of the equation, here you have two schools that are separated by roughly five miles and have been waging Thanksgiving wars for 49 years. The latest chapter will be added come Sunday at East Greenwich's Nick Carcieri Field.
"Mr. (Woonsocket athletic director George) Nasuti and I were talking, and I don't know if Cumberland and Woonsocket have played for all the marbles. Thanksgiving was always the rival game," Henderson stated when asked if could recall of any playoff encounters between the Villa Novans and Clippers. "With (Cumberland) being the team that we play for the state championship, it's a great opportunity for both communities."
"It's never happened that you face your [holiday] rival in the Super Bowl, so it's going to be interesting," remarked Skurka.


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A masters degree program in social work will finally arrive at Jefferson Community College in the fall.
The Greater Rochester Collaborative Master of Social Work program, an effort between SUNY Brockport and Nazareth College, Rochester, will provide a continued pathway for those pursuing a behavioral health career or a pathway for people interested in switching to that career. This is the first time it will be offered at an extension site.
Douglas M. Scheidt, SUNY Brockports dean of the School of Education and Human Services, said the 36-credit program will be for people who have a bachelors degree in social work and will take two years to complete. A 60-credit, four-year program will be offered in 2014 for people who have a bachelors degree in a field other than social work. Both avenues will be part-time study with two classes per semester, tailored for the working adult.
Theres probably a backlog of a few graduated classes, Mr. Scheidt said.
Jill M. Pippen, JCCs dean of continuing education, said thats because a behavioral health career education track starts with a two-year associate degree in human services from JCC, and those students can move on to the accelerated bachelors degree in social work program, offered at JCC through Keuka College, Keuka Park.
Working with our partner, the Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization, we identified this as a need in our area, she said. FDRHPO isolated a community need.
Tracy L. Leonard, regional recruitment project manager for the Health Planning Organization, said it has been working on bringing a masters degree in social work program to the area for five years. She said it was important to find a program that allowed adults to work while attending graduate classes, and ideally having them stay and practice in the north country.
The graduate degree will help social workers become licensed to practice in New York.
The community, in return, has to feel like they have easier access to behavioral health, she said.
Virginia V. David, Nazareth social work department chairwoman, said she hopes the collaborative program will address wait times for children and adults who seek guidance from local licensed professional social workers.
Mr. Scheidt said a class should have a minimum of 15 students and maximum of 22.
Because JCC is an extension site of the program, all participants will have to attend one course on either the home campus at Brockport or Nazareth. Mr. Scheidt said that class will be worked out, possibly on Saturdays, to make it easier for students.
JCC will host two informational sessions on the program from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 13 and July 15 at the campuss Extended Learning Center.
For more information about the degree, visit SUNY Brockports website at www.brockport.edu/grcmsw.
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- Greg G said...
Nit: Minnesota is the Land of 10, 000 Lakes. Missouri is the Show Me State.
- January 30, 2013 at 7:37 AM
- Greg G said...
Where did Kunz get the idea that the debate was about morality? I went5 back and checked the opening montage and the title was "Can We Be Good Without God?" He kept insisting that Berkshire never answered it but Kunz can't show that just because a god says something is moral actually means it is moral. We need our own formula to make decisions as we go along. Slitting your child's throat and burning his corpse would not be moral even if the creator of the universe askednm you to do it and said "please".
I thought Berkshire got into a rut trying to explain helpful and harmful. We can't comprehend all the future consequences of every act we do so we must do what is most likely to be helpful and least harmful.
Kunz doesn't understand the problem of evil. An omnipotent being could achieve his desired ends with or without suffering. That means suffering is unnecessary. If there is an omnipotence, it chose unnecessary suffering. That is sadism.
- January 30, 2013 at 10:21 AM
- Anonymous said...
The problem of evil is a good debate to have but you can have a decent debate about morality without it. It is and has been believed for an absurd amount of time that there is a higher power that gives some justification for our moral codes and without a belief in a higher power what makes our moral codes worth mentioning. Nietzsche would probably say grow up and take responsibility for your own actions... and your moral code has all the creedence it needs because it is YOURS.
But anyways with that being said james is a good guy but this debate is terribly mismatched... august has been doing this same debate since james was in diapers... and james is working on his undergraduate degree in philosophy...it's a silly matchup and someone should feel bad...
- February 1, 2013 at 1:34 PM
- Greg G said...
I agree. The Problem of Evil goes back about 2500 years and questions how evil could exist if an omnipotent being was against it. Theists seem to think they can blame it on humans and free will but it's more fundamental than that. I think the Problem of Suffering is easier to relate to.
I read somewhere and I think it was from John Loftus that if the Problem of Evil doesn't keep you [the theist] up at night, you don't understand it.
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The Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival in Prospect Park announced its lineup, including Taylor Mac and Chaka Khan.
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Peregrine 2 Shoe (Men's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 29502
The second edition of the trail blazing shoe is even more minimal in the upper. Using the same platform it continues to be low profile and have incredible responsiveness and traction for uneven surfaces.
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- Gaiter compatible
- A superior lining material that has great moisture wicking properties as well as a plush hand feel
- Premium Sockliner: Breathable, moisture wicking, anti-odor and antimicrobial Ortholite® insole provides improved step-in comfort with rebound properties
- HRC+ Strobel Board: An additional 1.5mm of EVA in the strobel board enhances the step-in-comfort for an incredibly plush ride
- Heel ProGrid™ LITE: Saucony's latest version of ProGrid is 20% more responsive than EVA and continues to provide great cushioning
- SSL EVA: Saucony's most advanced EVA blend that maximizes rebound and durability while minimizing weight
- 4mm Offset: Heel-to-toe differential of the shoe, excluding the strobel board and sockliner
- High Traction Rubber outsole: Lightweight, with exceptional traction and grip for off road conditions
- XT-900 Outsole: A carbon rubber outsole material that offers exceptional traction properties without sacrificing durability
- External Bedrock outsole (EBO): Saucony's plate that protects the foot from rocks, stones and other debris
Gender: Men's
Weight: 9.9oz.
Shoe Lining: Hydramax Collar Lining
Shoe Sole: High Traction Rubber,EBO, XT 900
Season: S12
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- Great in Mud
- Lightweight
- Long-lasting
- Low heel drop
- Minimal upper
- Toothy tread
- Truly a neutral shoe
- Not much cushioning
- Plain colors
Best Uses
- Trail running
I have about 200 miles on my Peregrines right now, and I am absolutely in love with this shoe. I'd been trying to find a trail running shoe with a minimal heel drop, which really seems to help my patellar tendonitis and keeps my knees from taking a beating with each heel strike... but it seems like most of the minimal trail shoes out there are way too minimal unless you weigh 90 pounds and bound through the woods like a deer.
Enter the Peregrine. Saucony has put a legit trail-shoe sole, with toothy lugs and adequate rock protection, onto a shoe with a 4mm heel drop. Now you can have a running shoe with more natural geometry, like the Kinvara, without sacrificng traction or protection. A lot of the other minimalist running shoes out there look like slippers in comparison!
Here in Tennessee, our trails are rocky and rooty and muddy, and I'm not going to run in slippers. The Peregrine is my answer. The Peregrine 2 improves upon the original with a much more flexible, breathable upper, which was my only complaint with the original generation of this shoe.
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Our pioneering spirit continues with state of the art facilities, cutting-edge medicine and sports science, and the newest and most exotic treatments from around the world.
At our college, we train our therapists to the most exacting standards in the world. A qualification from Champneys is seen as a benchmark.
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What player is your darkhorse candidate to make the team?
-This player must not currently be projected to make the club.
-They can be a ST invite guy,
-Just not someone who was on the club already last season for an extended amount of time (Example: Troy Patton)
-Or someone new who is projected to make the club (example: Matt Antonelli)
My Dark-horse candidate is Pat Neshek. I think if he is fully healthy, he could force his way onto the club. He was once a very talented pitcher, and has shown signs that MAYBE he can come back to relevance.
A darkhorse guy has little chance to usually make the club, so If I am wrong, sue me!


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We've been working with P.S. I Made This' Erica Domesek for a little over two years now, and in that time we've been introduced to an assortment of very cool projects and some pretty handy craft tips too! The D.I.Y. guru never ceases to amaze us with her ability to translate the season's biggest trends into easy-to-do artistic ventures, but Domesek has really outdone herself with this month's handmade activity. Inspired by the darkly romantic floral prints featured in Prabal Gurung's S/S 12 collection, these richly hued bangles offer a fresh way to introduce bold blossoms into your repertoire and add an element of visual intrigue to your outfit. We thought you would enjoy them too, which is why we're showing you how to make your very own in today's Do It Yourself story!
The Inspiration
You have to admit there is something so mesmerizing about Gurung's floral prints for spring. Drawing inspiration from Japanese photographer/artist Nobuyoshi Araki's Sensual Flowers series, Gurung created a vivid mirrored motif that appeared on a number of silk-blend tops, shorts, and dresses. But instead of trying to mimic one of these alluring investment-worthy pieces--which we imagine would be rather hard to do, especially for novice crafters like us!--we decided to capture the spirit of the collection by creating floral bangles using a simple decoupage technique. Read on to learn how to create these stylish bracelets in just five simple steps, and be sure to check out our exclusive how-to video with the one and only Domesek!--Jessica Baker
-Wooden or plastic bangles ($3-5 per bangle)
-Fake or real flowers (note: we used a mix of faux hydrangeas, orchids, and iris flowers in blue and purple hues)
-Mod Podge Glue with Gloss Finish ($9)
-Foam Paint Brush ($2.50)
1. Create a pattern that you like with fake or real flowers, then using either a camera phone or digital camera, snap photos of the flowers.
2. Upload the images to a computer. At this point, you can either print it as is, or you can use Photoshop to create a repeated pattern. Domesek suggests picking your favorite part of the pattern and replicating that section until your pattern fills up an 8x11 page.
3. Print out several sheets of the final pattern from your computer. If you did not repeat a section of the photo, simply cut out the individual flowers. If you did repeat a section of the photo, cut the sheets of paper into strips.
4. Using the Mod Podge and a foam paint brush, glue the flower cutouts and/or strips onto the bangle, starting on the inside of the bangle and working your way to the outside. (Helpful Tip: working with smaller pieces of paper makes the process a lot easier and cleaner!)
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Heyman says the White Sox appear committed to giving the starting job to Tyler Flowers, the Rangers, Mariners and Red Sox are all pursuing Mike Napoli, the Yankees are now looking at internal options now that Russell Martin has left for the Pirates, and said while the Dodgers might make a run at signing Pierzynski, one person familiar with the Dodgers' thinking said the chances of them signing Pierzynki are "less than zero."
In early November, Mark Bowman of MLB.com said the Mets could be among those interested in acquiring Pierzynski this winter.
Pierzynski, who will be 36 on Opening Day, hit .278 with 27 home runs and 77 RBI in 135 games for the White Sox in 2012. He just completed a two-year, $8 million contract he signed before the 2011 season.
Michael Baron, ContributorPierzynski had a fantastic year with the White Sox – he set a career-high with 27 home runs and matched a career-high with 77 RBI. He has been a durable and solid defensive catcher in his career and also earned a strong reputation working with the White Sox's pitching staff this past season. That along with his proven leadership abilities could be very valuable to a team like the Mets, especially in their current state of evolution as they try to develop a young and talent pitching corps. It would be hard to expect a similar offensive output from Pierzynski next year, especially if he leaves US Cellular Field which is a haven for hitters. I'd be interested to see what happens this week in Nashville, but if his market continues to shrink, he could ultimately emerge as an option for the Mets.
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HELPER/SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Jerald J. Bergera, MD., of Scottsdale, Ariz., passed away on May 24, 2005, at the age of 72.
He was born to James Joseph and Grace Hreinson Bergera on March 3, 1933 in Helper, and married his wife Anne Burmester in 1956.
Jerry studied pre-med at Stanford University and graduated in 1958 from the George Washington University School of Medicine in Washington, D.C. He was board-certified and practiced plastic and reconstructive surgery in Ogden, for 29 years. He retired from practice on November 1, 1993, and moved to Arizona. He was an active member of his community and was a past president of the Rotary Club of Ogden and a current member of the Rotary Club of Scottsdale, past president of the Stanford Club of Utah and current member of the Phoenix Stanford Chapter, and past chairman Ambassador Committee Ogden Area Chamber of Commerce. Jerry was on the board of directors for the American Red Cross (Bonneville Chapter), March of Dimes (Weber County), Ogden Area Chamber of Commerce, Eccles Community Art Center, and the Saint Benedict's Hospital Foundation. He was also an active member of the Mountain View Presbyterian Church.
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Charles Louis Trippi ... Cards' No. 1 future draft pick, 1945 ... Georgia All-American, 1946 ... Played in four Chicago All-Star games as collegian ... $100,000 signee during AAFC-NFL war, 1947 ... Final link in Cards' famed "Dream Backfield" ... Scored two TDs in 1947 NFL title win ... All-NFL, 1948 ... Extremely versatile - played halfback five years, quarterback two years, defense two years ... Born December 14, 1921, in Pittston, Pennsylvania.
In 1946, Charley Trippi, a two-time All-America from the University of Georgia, was a key figure in the inter-league battling between the new AII-America Football Conference (AAFC) and the National Football League.
The AAFC's New York Yankees were so sure they had signed him to a contract that they called a press conference in New York to announce the happy news. But while the New York newsmen gathered, Chicago Cardinals owner Charles W. Bidwill Sr. announced in Chicago he had signed Trippi to a four-year contract worth $100,000. For those days, the size of the contract was stunning news and a big breakthrough in the inter-league war.
Trippi's acquisition completed Bidwill's quest for a "Dream Backfield." Although Bidwill did not live to see it, Charley became the game breaker in a talented corps that included Paul Christman, Pat Harder, Marshall Goldberg and, later, Elmer Angsman.
Never was Trippi more magnificent than in the 1947 NFL Championship Game when the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 28-21. Playing on an icy field in Chicago, Charley wore basketball shoes for better traction and totaled 206 yards, including 102 yards on two punt returns. He scored touchdowns on a 44-yard run and a 75-yard punt return.
Trippi could and would do anything on a football field. He played as a left halfback for four seasons before switching to quarterback for two years. Charley then moved back to offensive halfback for one campaign before changing almost exclusively to the defensive unit in 1954 and 1955. He also was the Cardinals' punter and he excelled on the punt and kickoff return teams.
Due to relaxed regulations during the war years, Charley played in five College All-Star classics, two while at Georgia, two while in the service and a fifth as a Cardinal in 1948.
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Doug McDermott
had 27 points and 11 rebounds while breaking his own single-season scoring record as Creighton advanced to the third round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament with a 67-63 win over Cincinnati on Friday.
Creighton improves to 28-7 on the season and has now won NCAA Tournament games in consecutive seasons for the first time. Cincinnati finishes its year with a 22-12 mark.
The Bluejays advance to play Duke on Sunday on TBS in a late game that will tip at 8:40 pm Central (9:40 pm in Philadelphia).
Cashmere Wright drained two early three-pointers and Creighton turned it over on its first three trips to quickly fall behind 6-0 before righting the ship. Led by consistent scoring from McDermott and a trio of three-pointers by
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, the Jays took a 32-27 lead into the half.
McDermott would drain a three-pointer from the right corner early in the second half to break his own single-season scoring mark from a year ago.
The teams would continue to play closely until a three-point play from
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and McDermott score to make it 52-44 with 8:40 to play. The Bearcats rallied to tie it at 54-all on a Sean Kilpatrick runner, only to have Echenique give the Jays the lead back on a nifty post move inside with 3:05 to play. After a stop, McDermott made two at the line to push the lead to four with 1:42 left.
CU got another stop and
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would be fouled and make two tries with 1:07 left for a 60-54 Bluejay lead. Cincinnati got a golden opportunity when McDermott was charged with a flagrant one elbow foul with 53.1 left. But Shaquille Thomas missed both tries, only to have UC's Sean Kilpatrick drain a three-pointer with 51.1 left.
Grant Gibbs
would be tripped with 46.1 seconds left and make both to put CU up by five. UC came right back down and got a basket by Wright. Wright missed the ensuing free throw, as McDermott hauled down his 11th rebound and was fouled before making two foul shots.
Wright answered again with 32.1 left, to get the Bearcats within 64-61, and UC got the ball back via the possession arrow after Titus Rubles came up wiht a steal with 24.5 ticks left.
The Bearcats went for a quick two and Kilpatrick scored, only to have Chatman make two free throws with 14.7 left to make it a three-point lead. UC came down court and Kilpatrick's tying trey was halfway down before rimming out. The Bearcats then traveled after grabbing the offensive rebound, and Chatman sank 1-of-2 shots at the line with 3.6 seconds left to ice the win.
McDermott led all players with 27 points and 11 rebounds while also sinking all 11 free throw attempts. Echenique finished wiht 13 points and sevne rebounds, while Wragge made his first four attempts from three-point range and finished with 12 points in 16 minutes.
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Creighton shot 45.2 percent for the game, including 7-of-15 from three-point range, and also sank 22-of-25 foul shots. Creighton won the rebound battle 32-31.
Cincinnati was led by 19 points from Kilpatrick, while Wright had 15. The Bearcats shot 42.2 percent for the game, but were just 5-of-20 from downtown and 4-of-9 at the line.
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About the ManufacturerIn 1954 Christian and Grethe Flensted created their first mobile, the Danish Luck Storks (FM-1 still in production today, over fifty years later), to celebrate the baptism of their daughter Mette. In 1956 Christian Flensted gave up his job to devote all his effort to the fledgling mobiles business, then based in Aalborg, Jutland. By 1971, production had grown so much that new premises were needed and the business moved back to the home island of Funen and founded "The Stork's Nest" in Tommerup and stayed here for about 20 years and then moved to the old school building "Frederiksminde" near Brenderup, Funen, which is still the FLENSTED MOBILE CENTRE. Originally Flensted mobiles were sold in bookshops and craft centres. Today, they are sold predominantly through museum and gallery gift outlets, contemporary furniture and design stores and children's shops, and enjoy an international success. In Denmark, the mobiles are sold in Illums Bolighus Airport, Tivoli and many museums (e.g. all the larger mobiles can be seen at Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen. The company is part owner of ARTIUM, a Scandinavian Design shop located in central Copenhagen. Over the years Flensted mobiles have been shown in many prominent exhibitions across Europe: at Charlottenborg, Copenhagen; at the United Nations in Geneva; and at the Bern Ornaris Selection, a retrospective expo at the Filosofgangen in Odense. They were for sale during the Calder exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London and the Picasso/Braque/Miro/Kandinsky/ Calder exhibition at the Meisterwerke aus dem Guggenheim Musen in the Kunsthalle of Hamburg. Over the years the mobiles have featured in films, TV commercials and magazine advertisements. The most high-profile example was "Who is afraid of Virginia Wolf", in which the mobile FM-5R Flowing Rhythm was shown in the bedroom of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. We have seen three of our mobiles on auction on one of Denmark's leading internet auctions. The strange thing was that all three were still in production but the price of a second-hand mobile was almost four times higher than a new one! Ole, the founders son, and his wife Aase, officially took over the company in 1982. Christian Flensted passed away in December 1994, but his wife Grethe still lives in Odense. All Flensted mobiles are hand-made in Denmark, and offer high quality at a moderate price. Elements are assembled and packed by about 50 skilled home-workers and their families. Many of the original Flensted mobiles are still in production, but the contemporary designs are now the bestsellers. Ole Flensted is the chief designer, but for introducing new ideas often works in conjunction with artists. Ole is currently engaged in a series of large-scale mobiles. This project allows the design and supply of mobiles for special purposes: for use as one-off pieces for large spaces, or in large quantities for use as corporate gifts or as Christmas and New Year greetings. Many of our standard mobiles are well-suited as commercial presents and act as constant "visiting cards" for the sender.
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An estimated 2.5 million women have served in the U.S. military, and currently there are more than 200,000 women on active duty. While many have been close to - or on - the front line, women have never officially been sent into the line of fire. That's about to change. In January, the Defense Department announced its plan to lift the ban on women in combat. Many say it's about time. But others are concerned that allowing women to fight side by side with men will create a myriad of problems that will put troops at risk. Susan Kimball recently visited Camp Ethan Allen in Vermont, where members of the Maine National Guard were training, to get a sense of how Mainers in the military are feeling about this momentous change.
It's a clear, cold spring morning in the mountains of Vermont - a perfect day for weapons training. At the Camp Ethan Allen firing range in Jericho, members of the Maine National Guard Bravo Company 3rd of the 172nd Infantry are training with their counterparts from other northeastern states.
This unit is one of only two National Guard units in Maine that doesn't already include women. Despite overnight temperatures dipping below freezing, these soldiers will spend the weekend sleeping outside. They're up at dawn to begin a rigorous schedule. Training here can be both physically and mentally demanding.
"Sometimes we have role players that will come in and act as civilians, and we have some that act as the hostile enemy," says Maine National Guard Sgt. David Caswell. "And then when the troops come in, it actually gets pretty intense, usually using blank ammunition, pyrotechnics, smoke, things like that."
Caswell says those kinds of practice maneuvers are crucial in preparing troops for war. "The training has to be tough so when you actually have to go out and see the real thing, it needs to be as realistic - if you give yourself some false security on the training, then when you actually get there you are in for a surprise."
Staff Sgt. Nate McCray knows a lot about the rigors of combat. "I just know from personal experience rucking through the mountains of Afghanistan for a week or two weeks, being out there with limited food, limited water, you're malnourished, you've got a heavy load on your back. If you're not physically prepared and the structure of your body isn't prepared to take that, then it can be completely devastating."
The question of whether women have the strength and stamina to cope with conditions like those described by Sgt. McCray - and whether they will be held to the same physical standards as men - is one of the biggest concerns of critics of the Defense Department's decision to allow women in combat.
For Maine National Guardsmen Ryan Albert and Lucas Erickson that's the only issue. "My only concern would be if they can carry the same weight that we can, and if they can go as far as we can, and if they can carry me off the battlefield if no one else can. If they can meet the same physical requirements as we do, then I'm all for it," Albert says.
"My opinion is if they can do the job just as well as any other guy, then by all means they can do it," says Erickson.
Proponents of lifting the ban say it will open long-denied combat leadership positions to women. But some say there are men who may hesitate to follow the orders of a women when the shooting starts.
That's not a problem for Sgt. Sean Dubois, who says that following a leader's command, no matter who that leader is, is ingrained in the military.
But Dubois wonders about what he describes as the natural instinct of men to protect women. "Until it actually happens in combat there's no way of knowing, but instinctually, even just in a bar fight, a lot of men - it's our natural reaction to protect the females around us."
Today, women make up 14 percent of the U.S. military. Sgt. Jonathan Hayslip, who was deployed to Iraq twice, says he's used to seeing women in the danger zone.
"When I was in Iraq the first time we would see women on the gun trucks, they would be on the guns. I already saw, like, kind of, ladies in combat. I mean if they can they did the job - they could get the job done - then that would be fine by me."
Some soldiers say that, in many ways, recent conflicts have leveled the playing field. Women serving in both Iraq and Afghanistan have already been in the line of fire. More than 150 have died and hundreds have been wounded.
"There's many times we had women on convoys with us. Our company, specifically, because we were infantry, did not have women with us but we supported other truck companies, theire truck drivers were women. So they did the same mission that we did. So when you rolled out the gate, guy, girl, it made no difference. It was to make sure everybody gets to their destination safely."
In the end, says Nate McCray, it's all about getting the job done. "I think that there are capable women out there to do it. And if they are the best possible leaders to be put in that position, then I am fairly neutral in my opinion on whether or not they should serve."
David Caswell believes that the bond that's created when men go to war will be extended to women in combat, because that, he says, is what soldiers do.
Susan Kimball: "So your feeling is if there are women within that band of brothers it's not going to make that much difference?
David Caswell: "I don't think when it comes down to it. I mean, I think it's human nature to protect the people that you're with, man or woman. It really comes down to putting the best guys or women in the field with you."
The true test is on the horizon. The Defense Department has requested that each branch of the service has a plan in place to integrate women into combat positions by next month.
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I was hesitant at first to write to the local paper, but the more I thought about the injustice that occurred last month in my town, I felt the people should know.
Is our freedom to live as individuals being lost? How come your neighbor across the road dictate ones life.
Are you not allowed to play your music, or have a beer on your patio without neighbors hollering or threatening to call the police?
In late November a neighbor was trimming his and his widow mother's yard with a gas weed trimmer. Another neighbor woman came out and began hollering at him. She said he was throwing rocks across the road and the rocks were hitting her husband's truck that was parked on the public street. An argument started and the local police were called.
After the local police completed their investigation the man was arrested for being intoxicated (one beer) in his own home, being disorderly when the two police officers ordered the sister out of the home after she was called because the mother was about to have a heart attack. All the man said to the police officers was that his sister did not have to leave.
He was also charged with resisting arrest. His sister was given a ticket for being disorderly.
I believe that if the officers would have maintained a professional attitude the situation on that day would not have developed into absurdity.


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Better late than never! Eight years after Piaggio purchased the bankrupt Aprilia Group in December of 2004, and with it acquired the historic Moto Guzzi trophy, the first all-new Guzzi model to appear under Piaggio ownership was unveiled at the Milan Show in November - in the form of a born-again upscale version of its legendary California custom tourer.
With more than 100,000 examples of the Guzzi California sold since 1968 (when the first such bike was built for the Los Angeles Police Department) - and over 20,000 of these still on the road today - this is by some way the most iconic Moto Guzzi model ever built. As such it represents an ideal platform for Piaggio to demonstrate its future commitment to the Guzzi brand, which celebrated its 90th birthday in 2011.
It's a commitment that has sometimes seemed in doubt, as annual Guzzi production slumped to just 4500 units in 2010, but that's since picked up to 6000 this calendar year, underpinning the $54.5 million investment that the scooter giant has pumped into the company to cover modernizing the infrastructure of its Mandello del Lario factory on the shores of Lake Como.
That money has also gone into the development of new models like the California 1400 in its motorcycle R&D center in the Aprilia HQ at Noale. Production of customer California models remains entirely in Mandello, though, insists its acclaimed progettista Miguel Galluzzi. "It's 100 percent Moto Guzzi, all built by hand in the Mandello del Lario plant," he says. "We didn't want to forget our heritage, but at the same time we wanted to incorporate the innovative, advanced, design themes that a modern day Moto Guzzi must have if it wants to capture new customers."
The new Moto Guzzi California 1400 is available in two versions, a full-dress Touring model complete with Plexiglas Highway Patrol screen and twin non-detachable 11.8-gallon hard panniers that can be locked but won't, however, hold a full-face helmet - "They look too fat and ugly if you make them big enough," proclaims Galluzzi - and the more stripped-down Custom musclebike variant that's essentially a Guzzi streetfighter.
Each bike comes with floorboards, twin rear shocks, and chrome-backed running lights masquerading as spotlights, and is powered by a re-engineered version of Guzzi's traditional air/oil-cooled transverse V-twin motor with shaft final drive. At 1380cc, this is the largest capacity twin-cylinder engine ever produced by a European. As such, it's the fruits of four-and-a-half years of development at Piaggio's motorcycle R&D center.
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How's that for a buzz kill?
The morning after one of the biggest Rangers' wins of the
season, the team has lost its heart and soul for the remainder of the year.
The glass half full folks will say that the Rangers have
overcome injuries all season, and even posted an 11-7-2 record without their alternate captain.
The glass half empty folks will say that aside from Henrik
Lundqvist, this is the one player the Rangers can't afford to lose at this time
of year, and that at some point you have to wonder if maybe it just isn't meant
to be this season.
The reality is that Callahan is one of the Rangers' best
players, and losing him is a significant blow to the team's playoff hopes. Based on everything we've seen this year,
it's fair to assume that this team will fight on without Cally, and may still
have enough to make noise in the postseason. But there's no doubt that losing Callahan is a devastating blow.
Kris Newbury has already been recalled from Hartford, and it wouldn't be surprising if
Mats Zuccarello is back on Broadway shortly. However, the guy that is going to need to step up is Chris Drury. All indications are that Drury is getting
very close to making his return, and though he's been awful this season, the
playoffs are where he made a name for himself. Drury will be entrusted with penalty killing and key face-offs for sure,
but he's also going to have to produce some offense.
As for Cally, this year was a bit of a coming out party for
No. 24. His value has been well known to
Rangers' fans, but Callahan was finally drawing national attention this season
as not just a hard worker, but as a bona fide star.
Callahan should be back and ready to go next year, but you
have to wonder if at some point he's going to have to change his playing
style. Callahan's reckless abandon is
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I already know Psalm 147:11, John 3:16 (of course), Psalm 103:11, and many of the verses that talk about fatherly discipline.
I have the tendency to get negative about this. I believe God loves me, but sometimes its like I only believe it in my head. I'm looking for ammo here.


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Unlike the SRSAP Grant, REAP Flexibility is not a grant and does not provide school districts with funding. Rather, it gives districts greater latitude in spending funds.
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(a) Offense.— Whoever outside the United States commits or attempts to commit torture shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both, and if death results to any person from conduct prohibited by this subsection, shall be punished by death or imprisoned for any term of years or for life.
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Source(Added Pub. L. 103–236, title V, § 506(a),Apr. 30, 1994, 108 Stat. 463; amended Pub. L. 103–322, title VI, § 60020,Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 1979; Pub. L. 107–56, title VIII, § 811(g),Oct. 26, 2001, 115 Stat. 381.)
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Should we accept any social norm that discourages the cultivation of a sex's respective qualities or serves to masculinize women or feminize men? If warfare isn't a masculine endeavor, what is? And if putting women in military uniforms, giving them weaponry, and teaching them to be warriors doesn't masculinize them, what does? And what does it say about our society that the masculinization of women has reached this advanced stage?
Senseless advice and nothing nice; that's what little-girls-in-combat policy is made of.
The obvious has already been said about placing women in front-line combat positions. Their presence will reduce unit cohesiveness; male soldiers' natural instinct to protect women will influence battlefield decisions; there will be the problem of sexual impropriety within the ranks and of rape when women are captured; women will have more trouble measuring up to the physical and psychological demands of battle; special accommodations will no doubt be made so that women may tend to feminine concerns; and, as the high pregnancy rate aboard naval vessels has proven, having young men and women operate in close quarters is folly. Yet the truth is that it was just a matter of time before women were allowed in combat; it's a piece that fits seamlessly into the modern sex-role puzzle. And it's not surprising if a majority of Americans support the policy; they are sex-role puzzled.
When I worked with children years ago, one of my students, an 11-year-old boy, guessed that the women's world record for the mile would be faster than the men's when a question about the matter was put to him. In the same vein, a respondent to one of my articles mentioned a young man she knew who opined that women and men should compete together in sports. When she informed him that this would eliminate athletic opportunities for women — boys' American high school records surpass women's world records — he was surprised that the gap between the sexes was so great. You may be surprised at a knowledge gap so great. Don't be.
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The authors of this study reported the results of an interesting, large, and well-designed study of PCI with important conclusions. The authors used a conventional radiation scheme of low dose per fraction compared with previous reports, and they saw no correlation between PCI and neurocognitive deficits. The authors' conclusions are valid, and PCI should be considered the standard of care for patients with a complete response to therapy for small cell lung cancer. One of the most interesting questions raised by this study is why so many of the patients had baseline neurocognitive deficits before PCI? Could this represent a chemotherapy effect? It would be interesting to perform a similar study whereby the baseline testing was performed before any systemic therapy was given.


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There are always issues with maps that need pointing out. This thread serves as a place for anyone to report any map-related problems in the hope that the devs will address them. I might update this post periodically.
Clipping Issues
Chemical Reaction:Hidden Fortress:Retribution:Revolver:
- Excessive clipping over arched doorways. Most affected doorways: RL/YA bouncepad, YA/hallway. Most noticeable when attempting to move from YA ledge through doorway. [ click here for suggested clipping replacement ]Misc. Issues
- You're meant to be able to shoot through the top grate, in this version it isn't possible. That makes a major difference compared to the original map to such a degree that it doesn't even play the same way as the original does.
Asylum, Quarantine, Trinity:
- Missing intermission cameras.
Visible Caulk or HOM Issues
- Disappearing grate (portalling/hinting issue?)
- Add a gap between stairways and walls for added GL functionality.
- Wall next to small jumppad, next to main jumppad.