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While still facing a competitive future, Best Buy shocked many a retail observer merely by stabilizing its business over the last year.
The second quarter marked the electronic chain's first quarterly profit in a year. Comparable-store sales increased for the first time in two-and-a-half years during the third quarter. Its stock more than tripled in 2013.
Under the direction of Hubert Joly, who took over as CEO in September 2012, Best Buy gets most credit for its move earlier this year to match rivals' online prices, eliminating much of the threat of showrooming in one swoop. Best Buy also promoted heavily this holiday season at the expense of fourth-quarter margins, but the move has been praised as necessary to overcome the perception that Best Buy's prices are higher than Amazon.com and Walmart.
"Our goal is not to be lower than the competition," Mr. Joly told The New York Times in December. "It's to offer a very compelling set of customer promises with the assortment, the advice, the convenience, the service. So our goal is simply to eliminate price as an obstacle to buying."
To offset those margins pressures, Best Buy has cut expenses by more than $500 million by removing layers of management, cutting jobs and closing some stores. Removing several managerial layers is also said to have improved the ability to rapidly adjust promotions.
Other moves Best Buy has earned kudos for:
Mr. Joly told the Minneapolis Star Tribune in late November that Best Buy is only "about a quarter or a third" through what the company calls its "Renew Blue Transformation." The initiative includes investing in employee training, store revamps, and its website, including adding online ship-from-store and buy-online, in-store pickup.
Mr. Joly pointed to the launch of online buying guides for the holiday season as "a beginning" of what he said is an overall mission to reestablish Best Buy as retail's authority on electronics and appliances.
"In the past when we have been criticized at Best Buy, it's not that these promises were not the right ones," Mr. Joly told the Trib. "It is because we did not execute well enough."
Are you more or less confident about Best Buy's ability to undergo a turnaround now versus a year ago?
Just a few year's ago, flat screen TVs and DVDs were driving much of Best Buy's growth. Today, one category is gone the way of online downloads and the other is over saturated and has tight margins. In the face of these two calamities, Best Buy has been able to re-focus on new growth categories and simultaneously streamline the operation, which is very difficult to do.
However, I am most impressed with Mr. Joly's commitment to training and retaining good associates in the store, which often is discounted when cost cutting is in play. In my mind this is the best competitive weapon against online alternatives. But given the rapidly changing dynamics of selling technology, Best Buy will need to remain on guard and flexible to change going forward. Today's winning categories are likely tomorrow's losers.
Best Buy was declared dead far too early, considering its size and its niche. And Hubert Joly's hiring - at first met with skepticism - turned out to be a smart way to refocus the business on customer satisfaction.
I give credit to Mr. Joly and team for focusing on the fundamentals at Best Buy: First, embrace the challenge of "showrooming" by converting store traffic into transactions. Second, recapture at least some of Best Buy's reputation for customer service, which slipped after the demise of Circuit City. Finally, find some new merchandising strategies (Samsung and Microsoft "shops," for example) to use the center of the store more productively.
Best Buy still faces plenty of challenges, including robust competition from Walmart and Amazon among others, some unproductive sites and the cyclical nature of consumer electronics demand. But there is no doubt that the company has taken some important steps forward.
Well, I never really bought into the notion that showrooming was Best Buy's biggest problem - it was an utter lack of customer service and really poor consistency across channels. However, once they put it out there, they had to change customer expectations.
So Mr. Joly has impressively made the price match issue go away, while he has systematically started adding labor back into stores, improving the web site and reinvigorating the Geek Squad (I have no personal experience on this last...but I know it's on the docket).
I think the challenge will remain profitability, not just top-line sales. I will say, thus far I have been very impressed with the steps Mr. Joly has taken.
What Best Buy has done is to sharpen their focus on delivering value in the store through solid execution of a 21st Century 'back-to-basics' strategy.
So far the company has made the right moves with their store associates and innovative partnership with their vendors. Consumers want the latest technology but need someone to simplify not only the buying decision but also making it easy to enjoy and integrate that technology into their life. It's about anticipating consumer needs through a product's lifecycle by focusing on how consumers engage with and derive value from bundles of technology, devices, and services.
Mr. Joly's efforts have paid off well for the brand and their customers. The trick is to maintain that momentum as they continue to differentiate from their primary competition.
Mohamed Amer, Global Head of Strategic Communications, Consumer Industries, SAP
I am impressed with what I have seen in their brick & mortar locations. Over the past few weeks I have been in several Best Buy locations for various buying needs. I was pleased with the service and knowledge of the sales reps we dealt with. This is far different from previous times under former leadership. I believe Mr. Joly has up righted the ship and is headed back on the right course.
Ed Rosenbaum, CEO, The Customer Service Rainmaker, Rainmaker Solutions
Ahhh ... proof that a focus on service, staff training, and the shopping experience DOES work to combat showrooming and online shopping!
For brick and mortar retailers everywhere, they should pay close attention to what Best Buy has done. Staff have become much more important than ever before, and it's the wise retailer that invests more in them.
I think that Best Buy's approach to embracing showrooming has been exceptional. They were able to take one of the biggest threats that concerned big box retailers and turned it into a differentiator for the company.
This is a wonderful example of an "archaic" retailer quickly taking action and using marketing prowess to compete against giants such as Amazon and other online retailers.
Jesse Karp, Omnichannel Consulting Manager & Loyalty Practice Lead, Cognizant Business Consulting
"In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king."
One only needed to go shopping for electronics this holiday season to see the appalling lack of knowledgeable people on the retail floor.
Electronics is a category where people are looking for a personal experience and support. To Best Buy's credit, they have invested in training and processes that differentiated their stores again.
While Amazon will be a competitor for everyone on price, Best Buy will see the rise of other retailers who also realize the value of service in stores. One key retailer to watch in 2014 will be Staples. Staples has made significant gains by aggressively investing in stores and Omni-channel execution.
Check out the other RetailWire discussion on Staples "making things happen."
Chris Petersen, PhD, President, Integrated Marketing Solutions
Best Buy's turnaround is being well executed because it's balanced, strategic and it comes on top of a foundation that was strong to begin with. The right balance for any retailer starts with focusing on the customers and the internal team, including suppliers. Mr. Joly is clearly following this strategy and when you have the physical presence and buying power that Best Buy enjoys, in a category that is still driven by key items rather than commodities, you have all the right ingredients for success.
What impresses me most is Mr. Joly's clear statements of purpose. If everyone knows the direction of the organization, the organization is more likely to get there, no matter where "there" is. I wish him and the organization the best of success in a tough, tough business.
Kevin Price, President, The Market Performance Group, Inc.
My 2 cents? Taking out some middle management layers that clog business agility and enforcing in-store levels of advice and service is where I think many retailers need to go.
Adding the store-within-store concept also beefs up their reputation of better serving the customer along the path to purchase. Mr Joly rocks!
Lee Kent, Sharing Insights for Success in Retail, YourRetailAuthority
Research and practical experience (ever try to get a parking space at the mall?) suggests that people like to go shopping. For Gen "Y" this statement would be "prefer" to go shopping at a physical location. Going to the mall or a store is a real social experience.
However, if you want to convert these shoppers to customers, the experience needs to be a great one. This includes helpful people, not a lot of concern that I'm getting ripped off (can buy for less elsewhere), as well as the ability to shop online and pick up at the store, when I'm headed in that direction (BOPIS). Kudos to Mr. Joly for for enhancing the experience of going into a Best Buy store both in person, or when one chooses to, virtually. Keep it up... the world of retail isn't standing still.
Tom Lipscomb, Retail Solutions, Software AG
The ground work for this "turnaround' had been set long before Mr. Joly took over, but the energy and precision he implemented is what stopped the slippery slide to nowhere. Think of it; he already had an army of 'Blue Shirts" in place, they were already a 'house of brands' (good ones), they already knew service was THE key differentiator for them, they've been great at BOPIS (buy online, pickup in store) for some time, they "get" price matching, etc., etc.
He deserves credit for making it happen, but the ship was already built...he's just a good sailor.
There is much to be impressed by in Mr. Joly's turnaround thus far at Best Buy. Of note, I particularly admire how Best Buy has accepted the reality of showrooming and turned the situation around to their advantage by converting those showroomers into buyers with techniques such as their price match policy, their in-store price checking mobile app, and better competitive price intelligence for their store employees. Overall, they have reinforced customer trust in their brand by making the overall value proposition of purchasing from Best Buy on par or better than that of other retailers (e.g. Amazon), when all factors are considered.
Best Buy still has multiple advantages, such as the ability to walk into one of their stores to see products, to pick up products in-store or with prior online ordering, or to speak directly with one of their representatives when necessary. The retail market is continually evolving, and the upcoming challenges will be the extent to which e-commerce retailers can address their shortcomings in these areas such as by providing same-day delivery (e.g. drones), or enhancing their customer service.
I am most impressed by the discipline and focus that Joly has brought to the organization. Traditionally, BBY had dozens of priorities, some of which conflicted and all of which served to distract from the priority of customer experience. The focus and hard choices the company has made are to be commended.


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07/18/2004, 12:00am CDT
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It's a pretty common opinion that outside shooting will not be Minnesota's strength this season, and that's a fair assessment. But the Gophers have added several players who are at least good enough shooters to keep defenses honest, and their shots were falling at a pretty good clip in the latest session of pick-up games at Williams Arena.
Outside shooting was on display more than usual on this day, because the Gophers went with halfcourt 3-on-3 (and later 4-on-4) scrimmages instead of the usual fullcourt 5-on-5. Without the usual fastbreak opportunities that 94-foot action provides, the guys had to work for their points a little more than usual. While there were certainly plenty of missed jumpers, there were also some guys who were really shooting the rock well.
I have to start out by talking about
Alex Popp
. I've seen solid shooting from the new walk-on before, but this time he was on fire. He knocked down almost every 3-point look he got (he was maybe 8 for 11 or so), and he impressed even more in between games when he buried 10+ threes in a row from all over the court. Don't be surprised if Alex carves out a solid reserve role for himself at some point during his career.
The guy who surprised me the most with his shooting was another new walk-on:
Zach Puchtel
. I knew from previous scrimmages and also from his high school days that Zach had strength, a solid interior game, and good skills. I now know that he's also a very good shooter. He actually might rank among the top half-dozen or so 3-point shooters on the team, and his midrange jumper is almost automatic. I don't expect Zach to get many minutes, due to Minnesota's frontcourt depth, but he won't be an offensive liability when he does get on the floor. My opinion of his potential to contribute has definitely increased.
Another newcomer who shot the ball on this day was
Rico Tucker
. I've said before how Rico has developed almost flawless mechanics on his jumper, but the shots hadn't always been dropping. This day started out that same way, but than Rico caught fire. He drained a number of 3s in the second half of the session, some of which came from a few feet behind the line. Rico also knocked down a 17-footer off a sweet crossover and step-back.
Dan Coleman
continued to impress with his all-around game and also had one of his most impressive shooting days. He hit several long-range jumpers throughout the games and nailed three in a row during one game late in the session.
And, while his status is still uncertain (at least officially), I'll mention
Moe Hargrow
as the fifth newcomer who really shot the ball well. He's obviously shot the ball a lot over the past few months, and his form looks as good as it ever has. Moe has also added some range to his jumper and is now able to pull up effortlessly from a step or two behind the 3-point line. Earlier in his career it seemed like even 19'9" took him out of his natural shot.
The other benefit from the halfcourt action was a noticeable increase in post play and offensive involvement of the big guys. That provided for some good battles.
Jeff Hagen
was impressive and would probably win my vote for Most Improved Player over the past 5 months. He had a number of nice post moves, was knocking down midrange jumpers at a high clip, and had one tremendous assist where he caught a pass with one hand and instantly dumped it off to a cutter in the lane.
Spencer Tollackson
had perhaps his best day of the summer and had some stretches of strong play in the post. He was able to score on a regular basis against several shorter defenders, and he also held his own against Hagen. The only thing that managed to stop Spencer were a couple of hard falls, but he looked like he should be ok other than a few bruises (easy for me to say).
Here are some other notes:
Dan Coleman
Jeff Hagen
went head-to-head a couple of times in a very interesting and entertaining match-up. Neither could really stop the other, as Dan was too quick for Jeff and Jeff was too big for Dan.
In addition to his shooting,
Rico Tucker
also had a good day passing the basketball. The halfcourt setting allowed him to penetrate and dish a lot more than he can in the transition game.
J'son Stamper
knocked down several outside jumpers and showed good versatility to his game.
Brent Lawson
again had a very solid day. He finished well around the basket and knocked down most of his open jumpers.
Adam Boone
was solid throughout the day, but he caught fire at the end when he hit 3 pull-up jumpers in a row coming off screens. He also knocked down several 3s and did a good job battling on the boards.
In addition to shooting the ball better and being a little quicker,
Moe Hargrow
looks like he's really improved his ball-handling. He was able to beat his defenders off the dribble almost at will, and he did a good job of finishing at the basket.
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wasn't able to take advantage of his strong transition game, but he still showed the ability to score both off the dribble and with his jumper. He also passed the ball well as usual and did a good job of keeping several rebounds alive (he really gets up quick).
Aaron Robinson
knocked down a couple of 3s and had several nice passes during the games. He appeared to be looking to penetrate and dish a little more often than in the past.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Robert Brannon said he loves the views from his home by the river, but he said there's something coming from several floors down below his balcony that he does not like.
"Honestly, It sounds like an 18-wheeler revving its engine to red line," he said as he and FCN heard a loud revving sound outside.
He has tried ear plugs and this white noise machine. He said they usually begin early.
"Between 7-7:15 in the morning. Including Saturday mornings," he said. "I think that's the biggest frustration for myself and some others the live here in the building."
$15-million was set aside for the project. Haskell construction is working on improvements including more brick, seating, lighting and floating docks. Mayor Alvin Brown called the improvements desperately needed. It is expected to be complete by the Fall, with the entire project expected to be complete by February 2015. Brannon's not sure he can wait that long.
"Actually, as a back up, I'm looking at some other communities to live in starting this weekend," he said.
He says he has contacted the city, via his property management. He said his property management sent him this email saying they were told the project is adhering to a city-approved schedule and that the noise was temporary...citing the dangerous condition at the old Riverwalk. Brannon appreciates the improvements and doesn't want to impede their work. He's just asking...
"On the weekend, if they could shift their start time a little bit, to say, 9 o'clock rather than 7 or 7:15 in the morning."
FCN asked the city of the contractor could do that. City of Jacksonville spokesperson, Debbie Delgado, responded with a statement saying
"Both the city and Haskell is sensitive to the residents and business along the Southbank, and they will coordinate the work so that the construction noise occurs between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday as allowed in the agreement. Additionally, Haskell will ensure that work performed before 8 a.m. will not involve heavy, noise-making machinery. Haskell is open to working with the city and residents along the Southbank to come to a mutual agreement on a start time for work that will occur on Saturdays. We want to do what we can to accommodate the residents during this construction while remaining aware of the importance of maintaining the construction schedule."
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12 Things I Want for Christmas from the Eagles
Posted on 22. Dec, 2009 by Tex.
Keep Brian Westbrook in some function as an Eagle I haven't heard much about Westbrook after he was shelved after his second concussion. I expect him to retire and deservedly so. He shouldn't risk his health any further; like with Joe Frazier after his fight with prime Muhammad Ali, it may be time to hang […]
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Eagles Midseason Report Card by the Numbers
Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Tex.
The Eagles have finally reached the midway point of the season, and it's been a bumpy ride. Attempting to forget the soul-crushing losses against the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders, it's time for the Eagles to take a good, long look at themselves because the road to the playoffs won't be an easy one. […]
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Will the Eagles make a trade?
Posted on 19. Oct, 2009 by Mike Burke.
The trade deadline is tomorrow at 4 PM and there is now being speculation as to whether the Eagles will get involved and make some sort of move. When asked about it, Andy Reid said, "We are keeping our eyes open. We are looking." But are the Eagles really going to make a move here? […]
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Jeremiah Trotter's not so triumphant return
Posted on 15. Oct, 2009 by Mike Burke.
I was just over on IgglesBlog.com and they have some good video breakdowns of plays where Jeremiah Trotter was in the game. I don't know if it was just me, but if you weren't looking for him, you really couldn't tell Trotter was on the field on Sunday. To be honest, the only time I […]
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McNabb and Westbrook back at practice
Posted on 05. Oct, 2009 by Mike Burke.
Donovan McNabb and Brian Westbrook were able to use the Bye Week to let their bodies heal and returned to the practice field today. After missing the team's game with the Chiefs, it seems as though both players are on track to make their returns against Tampa Bay this Sunday. It seems evident that McNabb […]
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Questions heading into this weeks matchup
Posted on 05. Oct, 2009 by Mike Burke.
The Bye Week is over and it's time to get ready for Tampa Bay. It was nice having a week off but I'm ready for Eagles football again. There are a lot of questions that will need to be answered this week regarding Sunday's match up with the Bucs, so lets take a look at […]
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Report: Trotter, Eagles agree to one-year deal
Posted on 29. Sep, 2009 by Mike Burke.
Jay Glazer is reporting on his Twitter account that the Eagles and linebacker Jeremiah Trotter have agreed to a one-year deal. The Eagles have worked out Trotter twice now and it was looking like they may work out some sort of deal. Trotter will definitely bring leadership to the defense although I'm curious as to […]
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Trotter works out for Eagles, again
Posted on 28. Sep, 2009 by Mike Burke.
Jeremiah Trotter, who worked out for the Eagles last week, has conducted another workout for the team today. Many were unsure as to if Trotter had any tread left on the tires, but he must have impressed Andy Reid and the staff in order to earn another workout. I am unsure if Trotter can really […]


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In its first year of having an official collegiate track program, Augusta State University had a runner qualify for the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championships.
Next year they'll have a four-time state high school champion in the fold after Augusta Christian's Grant Newman signed his letter of intent Thursday to become a Jaguar.
"I'm real excited for him being able to run at Augusta State, a brand new program," said Lions track coach Charles Cooper. "I think he's going to be a very strong piece of that foundation."
Heading into its second season, the East Georgia Pop Warner association will kick off the summer with a bang.
On Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2, Atlanta Falcon linebacker Sean Weatherspoon will partner with AthElite and Dick's Sporting Goods to put on the first EGPW football camp at Grovetown High School.
The camp will last from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.
MARIETTA, Ga. — They were hoping for a state championship, but at least the seniors on the Greenbrier High School's baseball team brought home their diplomas.
Eight Greenbrier seniors skipped their graduation ceremony Saturday morning in hopes of winning the state championship that eluded them in 2012. Pope High School swept the series, denying the Wolfpack a sixth state title.
I have a message for the Greenbrier High School baseball team: Hold your heads high; you gave all of us a fun ride over the last few weeks.
Sure, it stings to come so close to a state title and lose. I understand that. It should hurt. If it didn't hurt, teams would not begin each February with a state crown as their ultimate goal. This might sound obnoxious, but for most of those teams, it is just talk. It is what coaches say to try and motivate their teams. In Columbia County, and especially at Greenbrier, anything less than a state championship is tough to stomach.
Baseball's Georgia Underclassman Top 100 Showcase will be at Westside High School on June 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for rising high school sophomores to seniors. The regional event attracts over 100 college and pro scouts to evaluate players. One hundred seniors and 60 juniors and sophomores will be chosen to participate in a final event in Atlanta in late June. For more information or to register for this event visit www.georgiadugoutclub.com.
In 2013, the Lakeside Lady Panthers finished with a 13-3-1 record, unseated Greenbrier as region soccer champions and advanced to the state tournament's second round. Junior Cassandra Wade was a major reason for that, leading her team with 28 goals and nine assists and was voted the Region 2-AAAAA player of the year.
"Teams would game-plan down the stretch of trying to man-mark her out of games, knowing how big of a threat she was going forward," said Lady Panthers head coach Nick Edmond. "With that being said, she still found success in scoring goals or getting assists."
While school was out for the year at Evans High School Tuesday afternoon, there was still one piece of unfinished business for Tyler Roberts.
The Knights' right-handed pitcher put his name to the dotted line, formalizing his intent to play baseball for Gordon College in Barnesville, Ga., in the fall.
It didn't take long for the ball to get rolling once the Highlanders' coach got a look at Roberts.
"The first game of the year I threw against Harlem, he saw me there, was interested in me and then we talked ever since," said Roberts.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Once a quarter, Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 100th Missile Defense Brigade (Ground-based Midcourse Defense) takes a day to focus on safety instruction. The May 11 classes featured outdoor topics to match the pending summer weather - water safety and general fire safety to include fireworks.
Water safety was taught by 1st Lt. Jason Delange, unit safety officer. Boating and swimming practices were discussed, and Delange emphasized that common sense was the key to surviving both. Personal flotation devices are a federal requirement, and a slide show demonstrated the multiple types available and appropriateness for usage in different situations.
Some of the dangers associated with boating include drinking and boating, collisions, exposure, hypothermia, sudden weather changes, and people attempting to swim to shore after a boating accident, instead of staying with the boat. Proper emergency equipment can alleviate some of those dangers, such as first aid supplies, cell phones, flashlights, maps, an extra oar or paddle in case of engine breakdown, boat ladders and anchors. Always informing someone on shore about your float plan is also critical.
The swimming safety portion centered around a set of rules. Delange listed them, "Swim in authorized areas only, never swim alone, avoid cold water temperatures, obey "no diving" signs, don't eat or chew gum while swimming, never leave a child alone, and look before you leap, and when you leap, go feet first."
Delange also touched on kayaking and fishing safety.
The next class was taught by Fort Carson Fire Marshall Robert Wuchner. Fireworks safety was fairly easy; it's illegal in this city.
"Having said that," Wuchner continued, "it still looks like a war zone on the 4th of July, with all the fireworks going off. Last year we had six house fires on the 4th."
Camping safety was the next topic. "Please don't pull a barbecue grill inside your tent," said Wuchner, to general laughter from the audience of Soldiers. "Don't laugh," said Wuchner, "people do it every year and start fires that way, or are exposed to carbon monoxide buildup."
"Don't use gasoline to start fires, and always keep a bucket of water next to your campfire. The weather conditions this year have us drier than 2002, the year we lost 200,000 acres to fire. With the increasing city population, we're going to have more campers than ever this year, so please be careful."
A class on motorcycle and bicycling safety rounded off the day. Staff Sgt. Biff Yelensky talked about the importance of proper equipment for both, which includes helmets for Soldiers by Army regulation, despite the fact that this state allows riders to go without. He quoted grim statistics that showed the death rates of helmetless riders. He ended with a cautionary note for all the drivers in the room to "share the road."
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I have been trying to potty train my son since he was 2 years old. I know most people start much earlier, but my son's speech development was delayed, and I really didn't know how to go about potty training him if we couldn't communicate. Anyways, he's almost 3 and a half now, and he'll use the potty whenever I tell him to without any problems. But if he's playing or I'm not there or he's distracted he'll just go in his pants. It's so frustrating. I'm going crazy! I have to let him wear pull-ups all day. Any suggestions?
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DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- AAA Michigan says it's hearing from a lot of motorists seeking help after a storm dumped heavy snow across a wide portion of the state.
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It is estimated that approximately 1,000,000 elderly men care for spouses with Alzheimers Disease or other forms of cognitive impairment, yet we know little of their experiences. What do men caregivers do and what meanings do they ascribe to their work? What role does gender play in out understanding of care work? What can we learn from their experiences? This qualitative study was based on in-depth, open-ended interviews with more than 49 men caregivers in Rochester, New York. Inductive data analysis reflected both success and struggle. Positive responses include feelings of commitment, responsibility and devotion. Less promising experiences of men caregivers include feelings of isolation and invisibility, difficulty adapting to the demands of domestic care work, and adverse impact on physical and emotional health.
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Two of the nation's larger retails chains are planning to shut down dozens of stores.
Toys R Us is planning to close 87 of its store in the coming months as part of its reorganization after being taken private last year. A dozen of the locations will be converted to Babies R Us stores.
Local management says the Panama City Toys R Us store on 23rd Street across from the Mall will not be closing.
Also, retailer OfficeMax plans to close 110 stores nationwide between now and the end of March. OfficeMax is the nation's number three office supplies retailer.
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An escaped inmate from Peterson Air Force Base was captured in western El Paso County Friday afternoon.
According to Peterson, Senior Airman Herbert Mullens III, 23, was found near the Teller County line at 12:50 p.m. They found him after Teller County Dispatchers received reports from people who spotted him near Rampart Range Road and Loy Creek Road.
Mullens slipped away while en route to the Teller County Jail after attending a pretrial confinement hearing on Peterson Air Force Base. Mullens escaped custody during a bathroom break in Woodland Park at the McDonalds. Police received a tip that Mullens had been seen at the town Walmart, but a a search of the store and review of surveillance video were futile.
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Missouri back in action at Texas
Saturday, January 29, 2011
The schedule-maker gave the Missouri Tigers a week to prepare.
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EasyJet has retained OMD International to handle its estimated £25m pan-European media planning and buying business following a year long competitive pitch process involving Carat and MEC.
The easyJet media account is believed to include its UK business, which spent £8m on ads in the 12 months to August 2010, and activity in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) _ Senate Republicans formally and unanimously elected Senator Jeff Atwater as the chamber's president-designate if the GOP maintains its majority after the 2008 election. Republicans now have a 26-14 advantage.
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This classic hot rod truck had been painted with a paint brush but looked super retro cool. The truck was tagged with some great art on the passenger side door at the 2009 Hot Rod Power Tour in Dayton, Ohio.
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Teen Comics and Manga Class, Jan 12!
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SAW is offering a class in professional comics/manga technique for 12 and older.
Saturdays Jan 12- Feb 16 !
11 am – 2 pm
at SAW:SE 5th Ave at Main St, behind Citizen's Co-op.
Students will work with SAW teachers in designing characters, staging stories, writing and drawing using professional pens, brushes and papers. All while working in our professional studio and comics library!
There is still time to sign up! Class is offered on a sliding scale. Go to Teen class registration link to register!
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i sent a PayPal payment for my daughter to attend the teen class in jan. it was from firstname.lastname@example.com. But I never heard a confirmation. Did you get it?? What do we need to bring?
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Craig Ferguson
This February, the late-night talk show game is getting ready for another shake-up. Fallon is taking Leno's spot, Seth Myers is taking over for Fallon, and now we're forced to wake up with Carson Daly. Among all the drama and changes, however, Craig Ferguson has continued to be a unique and refreshing voice in the late-night circuit for nearly nine years. As the host of The Late Late Show, Ferguson has brought a sense of spontaneity and intelligence that few can compete with. This Friday night, Ferguson steps out from behind the desk and on to the stage for a special, one-night-only standup gig at Mystic Lake Casino. The Scottish-born comic put out a new special this past January on Netflix, I'm Here to Help, proving that the smooth sounds of politely laughing network audiences haven't softened his edge. He tackles everything from celebrities, his past drug experience, and shark penises with the same charm that emanates from televisions every night. His wit and timing are still incomparable in the comedy scene, and his sets continues to improve with time. Just don't show up expecting Geoff Peterson to make an appearance. He only does television.
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With the increasing popularity of gas engines, wouldn't it be great to have an ARF gas trainer that clubs could use to get more people into the sport? Aeroworks has answered the call with their new GT 20 gas trainer, which comes plumbed and ready for a DLE 20cc engine. In this video interview, Gerry Yarrish gets the inside scoop from Aeroworks proprietor Rocco Mariani.


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Oklahoma Capitol update for April 4, 2013
Bill update
Roofing contractors
At stake: Senate Bill 1053 would require registered roofing contractors to file a $30,000 bond with the state Construction Industries Board. The bond would provide reimbursement for any loss or damages caused by a roofing-related service performed by the contractor or a person acting on the contractor's behalf.
What happened: Passed the House, 51-41.
What's next: Goes back to the Senate.
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U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski is back from a trip to Afghanistan as a member of the House Armed Services Committee.
The weekend visit was meant to get her up to speed on happenings in the country and U.S. involvement there. Walorski spokesman Elizabeth Guyton, speaking Wednesday, April 24, dubbed it a "fact-finding and educational" trip.
"I appreciate the opportunity to learn more about the current state of interagency cooperation, special operations and intelligence activities in Afghanistan," Walorski said in a press release. "Visiting our troops in theater reinforces the urgent need for Congress to ensure our military is prepared to respond to threats around the globe and keep faith with service members and their families when they return home."
The trip to Afghanistan was not related to the planned departure of U.S. troops from the nation in 2014, per a timetable negotiated by President Obama and Afghan officials, and Walorski's office offered no comment on that. Walorski, in campaigning for the U.S. House last year, said Obama "showed his hand" in creating the 2014 timetable and that foreign policy under the Democrat has been "lax."
Walorski, a Republican from the Elkhart area, and five other U.S. House members, some serving with Walorski on the Armed Services Committee, left for Afghanistan on Friday and returned Tuesday.
While in Afghanistan, Walorski and the others met diplomatic and military officials and "heard important updates from key leaders on military, civil, counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism initiatives," said Walorski's press release. She also met Indiana servicemen and servicewomen now serving in Afghanistan and brought them care packages that included cooling neck wraps from the HUGS Project of Elkhart.
"She was able to meet and shake hands with Hoosier troops," said Guyton.
Walorski and Rep. Bill Enyart, a Democrat from Illinois, were the only freshman lawmakers among the six U.S. House members — both Democrats and Republicans — who made the trip.
Editor's note: This story has been changed to reflect that only some on the U.S. House delegation to Afghanistan, not all, belong to the House Armed Services Committee.


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Special Olympics eyes showcase training facility
Would move HQ from Jefferson City to Columbia
Friday, January 31, 2014
Special Olympics Missouri has started fundraising $12.5 million to build a Training for Life facility just south of Columbia.
The 44,000-square foot facility will allow Special Olympics Missouri athletes to train year round.
The facility would be the fourth of its kind worldwide, which Special Olympics Missouri President and CEO Mark Musso said will attract Special Olympics programs from all over the world to the state.
"They'll want to come here to see how we are doing it," Musso said. "Few programs have the space that we will have."
The new facility will allow for Special Olympics Missouri headquarters in Jefferson City to merge with the agency's area office already located in Columbia.
Musso said the plan for the new facility was already in place in 2008 when the agency acquired 11 acres of land between Columbia and Jefferson City.
"It will allow outdoor training and indoor training for our 21 sports year round," he said.
The CEO said the concept of the facility is exactly like that of the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
The facility will also include space for Special Olympics to offer health screenings.
"Our 17,000 athletes in Missouri quite often don't receive the health screenings they need," Musso said. "We want to make sure our athletes are in the best health possible."
He said the new training facility will also require additional Special Olympics Missouri staff for the weekly camps and additional programs.
Fundraising for the new facility includes significant tax credits from the state that will match donated funds.
Musso said the agency also has formed a steering committee of 75 people to plan fundraising events and actively seek donations.
"Our hope is to have the money raised to build in 2016 and move into the building in 2017," he said.
He said it's important to note that Special Olympics Missouri events in Jefferson City will not change. The change in location will only affect the office headquarters.
It's really a place for them to call their own," Musso said of the new facility. "I have been involved with Special Olympics since 1972 and I have seen firsthand how we are often the last group on the priority list and get bumped out of facilities.
"This is a chance for our athletes to have a place to call home."
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Plenty of provocative and disturbing films pass through the festival circuit. But of those that really tug at societal taboos, it's a select few that make it to theaters.
Over the years, these have included titles like "Fat Girl" (child rape), "Irreversible" (Nine-minute, single-take anal rape scene), "Happiness" (sympathetic portrayal of a pedophile) and "Lilya 4-Ever" (violent rape), but the recent success of movies like "Antichrist" (genital mutilation) and "The Human Centipede" (where to begin?) suggest that audiences are increasingly open to watching subversive content.
"If people want to argue, that's fine with us. It only helps build anticipation," says Ryan Werner, VP of Marketing at IFC. His company distributed "Antichrist" and "Human Centipede;" IFC label Sundance Selects will release Julia Leigh's "Sleeping Beauty" later this year.
"Certain audiences, myself included, like being provoked," Werner says. "It can be thrilling, rewarding and sometimes exciting or upsetting. Whatever the case, these films take you for a ride. They are often fun to market."
Werner also points out that an audience who may not want to see these films in a theater may feel differently in the privacy of their homes. "Every film is different, but these films often have a solid life in ancillaries," he says. "And our day-and-date release strategy has often been quite successful for us."
Here's a look at four movies that promise to give the MPAA nightmares (if the films are submitted at all).
"Sleeping Beauty"
Release Date: Oct. 28 (Sundance Selects)
Australian novelist Julia Leigh's debut film is set up for major international success: It had Jane Campion providing a "presented by" credit and it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The premise, however, is a tough sell: A postpubescent prostitute is paid to take drugs that render her unconscious while her clients do whatever they want with her (except penetration).
At Cannes, the film was met with a barrage of immediate opinions. The Guardian called it a "bizarre sexual nightmare" with "stomach-turning sex scenes," and despite its explicit nudity, sex and drug use, Sasha Stone at Screen Daily called it "very slow and a little dull" while David Rooney at the Hollywood Reporter called it "psychosexual twaddle" and a "pretentious exercise" with a "rigidly cold aesthetic." (By contrast, Andrew O'Hehir at Salon described it as "Gorgeous, opaque and disturbing in roughly equal portions" and "A riveting experience all the way through.") Some believed that the explicit, disturbing film would never get distribution in the US, but IFC snapped up the film.
"The Human Centipede: Full Sequence"
Release Date: Oct 7 (rumored) (IFC Midnight)
Sadistic mouth-to-anus surgery is the starting point for "The Human Centipede" and it only gets worse from there. The latest installment in what is shaping up to be the most controversial horror film cycle in history, "The Human Centipede: Full Sequence" has skipped festivals altogether - it wouldn't be welcomed to many, anyway - and will be distributed by IFC this fall. Not surprisingly, the film includes scenes vicious and graphic enough to have the film banned outright by the British Board of Film Censors, with David Cooke, the BBFC's director saying, "The unacceptable content runs throughout the work, [and] cuts are not a viable option in this case."
Director Tom Six claims the sequel is significantly more intense than its predecessor; speaking at Empire's Big Screen event in the UK, he said it "makes the last one look like a Disney film." And if you have the guts (sorry) to keep going after the "Full Sequence," Six is already planning the third installment.
"The Woman"
Release Date: October 14 (The Collective and Bloody Disgusting in partnership with AMC Theaters)
"The Woman" is about a feral woman, discovered in the woods and captured by a Southern man. Over the course of the film, he and his family viciously abuse and torture her, sexually and otherwise. When Sundance premiered Lucky McKee's film earlier this year, some audience members erupted in anger, claiming the film was deeply misogynist and artistically worthless; one particularly angry viewer can be seen here.
Other critics, however, found the film challenging and ironic, including Justine Smith at Sound on Sight, who argues that the film reveals "a pattern of ingrained social misogyny." One critic even calls McKee a "radical feminist."
Release Date: TBD (No distributor)
"Michael," the directorial debut of Austrian filmmaker Markus Schleinzer, presents the daily life of a pedophile who keeps a child locked in his basement. With the Josef Fritz and Natascha Kampusch cases fresh in Austrian memories, the film has already created controversy at home and worldwide. Despite its subject matter, the film has been praised as a fearless and subversive masterpiece in the vein of Michael Haneke, for whom Schleinzer has worked as a casting director. iW's Eric Kohn gave it a rave during Cannes, saying: "Not since Todd Solondz's "Happiness" has a movie portrayed pedophilia in such uncomfortable detail." While the film has not found a North American distributor, its inclusion in next month's genre showcase Fantastic Fest suggests there's a chance that the controversy could be a potent marketing angle.


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Indeeed QNAP but also Synology have boxes that can do iSCSI at a fraction of that cost.
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Indeeed QNAP but also Synology have boxes that can do iSCSI at a fraction of that cost.
The communiqué for the NS4600 is a few months old... 9 months to be precise!
What is notable though is the release of a new firmware that corrects/improves greatly the box. But the product itself is hardly new.
This kind of monitor is already available. You use either the polarized plastic glasses or the clip-on one (for glasses bearer) that come with the monitor. No cable, no synchronization.
The drawback is that you need to have special rendered content in order to have the full effect (a list of games is available on the site). And an NVidia card.
Also the ideal field of view is limited ; you cannot move toot much away fom the center axis.
Available online, look for ZM-M190 (19" model) or (ZM-M220W) 22" model


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This article discusses the health effects from an overdose of diphenhydramine, a type of medicine called an antihistamine, which is found in various allergy and sleep medicines.
Overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of a drug or medication.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Benadryl overdose; Sominex overdose; Nytol overdose
The ingredient diphenhydramine may be found in the following products:
This list is not all-inclusive.
Bladder and kidneys:
Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and throat:
Heart and blood vessels:
Nervous system:
Determine the following information:
However, do NOT delay calling for help if this information is not immediately available.
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
See: Poison control center - emergency number
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patient's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. The patient may receive:
Recovery is likely if the patient survives the first 24 hours. Complications such as pneumonia, muscle damage from lying on a hard surface for a long period of time, or brain damage from lack of oxygen may result in permanent disability.
Few patients actually die from an antihistamine overdose, unless there have been serious heart rhythm disturbances or breathing problems.
Wax P. Anticholinergic toxicity. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 183.
Kirk MA, Baer AB. Anticholinergics and antihistamines. In: Shannon MW, Borron SW, Burns MJ, eds. Haddad and Winchester's Clinical Management of Poisoning and Drug Overdose. 4th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 39.
Velez LI, Feng S-Y. Anticholinergics. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al., eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2013:chap 150.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The end of a technology era can be slow or sudden.There are still mainframes. Minicomputers hung around for years after PCs and networks. Somewhere in this land of ours, someone is running a Novell LAN.
To make things even worse for Microsoft and HP, savvy consumers will note that they tried, and failed, to sell tablets for more than a half-decade before the iPad was even born. ( Here's a YouTube video on that from 2003.) There are some serious implications for the rest of the market in the accelerating trend:
Individuals are going to be creating less content and instead curating photos, videos and Web pages because tablet keyboards are horrible. Less Typepad, more Tumblr.
Forget wired networks. Wireless is now the only way. Airports, hospitals and office buildings will be beefing up their router networks, and even homeowners may now have multiple routers.
Software applications like browsers are out. Apps that access Web sites as services are in.
The big trend in the office is BYOD, for Bring Your Own Device.
Tablets accelerate the cloud trend because there is less chip-based storage on a tablet than there is disk-based storage on a laptop.
When the technology world changes, it can change all at once. Technology investors need to take note of that. At the time of publication, the author was long AAPL. Follow @DanaBlankenhorn This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.


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Fine tune sensor alignment
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Re: Fine tune sensor alignment
Kilrah wrote:
Think of the sensor mounted on 3 screws that are in the corners of a triangle.
If you adjust all 3 screws by the same amount, you'll move the sensor upwards/downwards, keeping it flat (which you want to do).
If you adjust them by different amounts, you will slant the sensor, and thus could for example cause the left AF sensors to back focus, and the right ones to front focus even if the center one is spot on.
More details:
http://www.dynaxdigital.com/sony-alpha-700-discussion/method-for-adjusting-backfront-focus-on-the-a700-and-other-sony-cameras/msg78289/?PHPSESSID=4ed49b21ac5cc9eab4cb258782313f7a#msg78289-- hide signature --
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