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The Philadelphia Eagles have received numerous calls about the availability of quarterback Kevin Kolb from several teams, according to a senior team official.
"We have had calls," the team official said Wednesday.
One of the teams to contact the Eagles about Kolb was the Cleveland Browns, whose general manager is Tom Heckert. Heckert was the Eagles' GM before taking over in the same capacity with Cleveland before this season.
When asked Wednesday whether Kolb would be on the Eagles' roster after the Oct. 19 trade deadline, Eagles coach Andy Reid said, "Listen, I can't predict anything down that far, nobody in this league can do that."
Kolb has missed the last six quarters because of a concussion, and Vick played well in his absence. Kolb was cleared to practice and was expected to run the first-team offense on Wednesday.
However, on Tuesday night, Vick was named the Eagles' starting quarterback, with Reid saying "when someone is playing at the level Michael Vick is playing, you have to give him an opportunity."
Vick came on in relief of Kolb after Kolb suffered a concussion in a 27-20 season-opening loss to Green Bay. Vick threw for 175 yards and one touchdown and ran for 103 yards, and last Sunday he passed for 284 yards and two touchdowns in the Eagles' victory over the Detroit Lions.
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Motivated by early test results in polymers and plastics, NaturalNano product development focused on the use of halloysite nanotubes as additives for high performance plastics. The Society of the Plastics Industry estimates the plastics and polymers market at $300 billion annually in North America.
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Highlights of NaturalNano's advancements in technology and product commercialization activities during this period include:
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To set a context for the Company's development efforts, global government spending on nanotechnology in 2006 is expected to total $6 billion, according to Cientifica, a London-based consulting firm (www.cientifica.com). The National Science Foundation has forecasted the global market for nanotechnology enabled products and services to be $1 trillion by 2015. NaturalNano's focus within this market opportunity space is the development of proprietary, patentable technologies and products that take advantage of the unique characteristics of naturally occurring halloysite nanotubes for multiple applications across a broad range of industries.
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The boy introduced himself as Mark, and helped Gwen to her feet. He introduced his Sableye, whom Gwen hadn't immediately noticed and the Pokémon waved and grinned at Gwen.
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Someone mentioned Celiac Disease and i have done some more research and I think that might be what is wrong with her. I also think it might be what my DH has too.
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Our EDD is 10-31-13. With our son, his EDD was 9-23 and he ended up being born on the 30th. I was getting phone calls EVERY day in September to "see if he'd been born yet." I hated every moment and I found it super stressful. So this baby, we've been telling family he's due in early November. Haven't announced to others yet, but we'll do the same then.
I really hate lying so I'm not a huge fan of this plan, and I had this super cute "Only child: Expiring Oct 2013" shirt and everything, lol. Kinda silly, but I feel like this is such an obnoxious thing to have to do. Unfortunately, my attempts to set limits with the family failed miserably last time so I am thinking this is my only option.
Calls. Every. F'ing. Day. Note that I had my in-laws, my mom, my dad, and my step mom all calling separately. I just keep thinking 31 days is an awful long time! ;)
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Hello! Do you have a video version of it? maybe a youtube account?? like brusspup ? This is really cool!
Searched both their accounts, doesn't seem to be taped on vid!
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I s'pose it would, if you used the scanner thingy where the camera is. Or, you could just use it on the deviation itself. I wonder what the code's for?
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Dick's Drive-In's Edmonds location is under construction and soon, Snohomish county residents will be able to stuff their faces with a deluxe and fries.
Blazing Onion brings the challenge to Dick's in Snohomish County.
But the county to the north is not unburgered territory. There is already a beloved local, and expanding, burgerdom in Snohomish. David and Lori Jones founded Blazing Onion burger in 2007. With Dick's encroaching on his territory, Jones threw down. "I think the tastes we offer knocks their socks off." He said in an e-mail. "I challenge you."
Challenge accepted!Blazing Onion's newest location at Alderwood Mall is more TGIFridays than quick 'n dirty burger hut. The expansive menu (which bottoms out at $8) includes everything from traditional cheese to a Pulp Fiction-esque Kahuna burger.
Realizing that a straight taste test alone isn't fair given the price-point difference, Jones added that his version contains 100 percent Angus ground chuck.
To see if that beef was enough to make it worth the extra cash, I navigated through the mass of shrieking preschoolers and underdressed teenagers at the mall to get my teeth around a Blazing Onion burger.
I ordered a standard cheeseburger as well as the house specialty. The cheeseburger was thicker and more flavorful than its Dick's counterpart, but not really worth the price difference and the headache-inducing interaction with mall teenagers.
The namesake Blazing Onion Burger was a different story. The house burger is served on an onion and cheese kaiser roll, loaded with onions, cheese, lettuce, and tomato, and slathered with some kind of mayonaise-based sauce.
"That's good," exhaled my burger-sampling companion, mouth filled with onions. It is one of the few burgers I've eaten in my life worth suffering a trip to the mall.
So if you're just looking for a quick-fix cheeseburger, Dick's new location in Edmonds will be your best bet. But if you're looking to really savor the experience, prepare yourself for halls filled with kids in Forever 21 gear and head for the mall.


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Seven compete for Drill Sergeant of Year
Jun 25, 2009
Seven of the Army's best training NCOs from across the nation traveled to Fort Monroe this week to compete for the title of 2009 U.S. Army Drill Sergeant of the Year.
Network-based field tests underway for BCT modernization
Jun 24, 2009
The U.S. Army is now conducting a series of high-tech network and equipment verification tests at its massive White Sands, N.M., test range as part of brigade combat team modernization.
Soldiers to help Tiger honor troops during PGA tournament
Jun 24, 2009
Tournament host Tiger Woods will honor wounded warriors on the first tee box during a patriotic salute to U.S. military personnel and their families to officially open the 2009 AT&T National PGA Tour event, July 1, at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md.
Economy boosts recruitment numbers
Jun 24, 2009
The economy and related factors have buoyed the Army's recruitment efforts for 2009, say officials with U.S. Army Recruiting Command and the 120th Adjutant General Battalion (Reception).
Two veterans send hundreds of packages to troops
Jun 23, 2009
Three hundred and fifty is a large number, and for retired Marine Don Downer it's a large part of what he does everyday.
Rules spelled out for G.I. Bill transferability
Jun 23, 2009
Beginning June 29, Soldiers can go online and elect to transfer their Post-9/11 G.I. Bill benefits to their spouse or children. Rules for transferring educational benefits under the "Post-9/11 Veteran's Education Assistance Act Of 2008," sometimes called the "Post-9/11 G.I. Bill," were spelled out June 23.
22nd Chemical Battalion remembers Cameron's dad
Jun 23, 2009
Two days before Father's Day, 5-year-old Cameron Jessen came to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., to dedicate the 22nd Chemical Battalion's renovated conference room in the name of his father who was killed in Iraq.
SEALs train with Army pilots in Northern Edge
Jun 23, 2009
A Navy SEAL team worked with Army pilots in a training evolution of Exercise Northern Edge 2009, designed to promote and develop interoperability between the two branches.
Soldier wins gold at World Cup
Jun 23, 2009
Staff Sgt. Ryan Hadden of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit prevailed at the 2009 San Marino World Cup competition, earning the gold medal in the Trap event.
Amputee combat vets return to Iraq for 'proper exit'
Jun 23, 2009
Six amputee combat veterans put their uniforms back on and returned to Iraq Sunday for the first time since sustaining their injuries in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Working to save best parts of Future Combat Systems
Jun 23, 2009
Assigned since July 2008 as deputy program manager for the Future Combat Systems Brigade Combat Team-Network Integration, Brig. Gen. Lee Price has been overseeing a program that is facing its own demise. "FCS will be terminated," she said, speaking to about 250 business and industry executives at a membership luncheon for the Tennessee Valley Chapter of Women in Defense on June 18 at the Huntsville Marriott. "FCS consists of 14 different combat vehicles, eight of those are manned combat vehicles. We are trying to figure out how these systems can be worked into the current formation."
Army's increased emphasis on safety has reduced accidental deaths since 2005
Jun 23, 2009
In the past several years, Army efforts to increase safety has decreased the number of Soldier deaths due to off-duty activities such as motorcycling.
Army Reserve holds initial IRR Muster in Tampa
Jun 23, 2009
In the first of many to come, the U.S. Army Reserve Command held the initial Individual Ready Reserve Muster here in May. The IRR Muster will be an annual event, held at various locations around the country, where Soldiers assigned to the IRR report to a central location in order to maintain accountability and update their files.
National Guard tests emergency response at Vigilant Guard
Jun 22, 2009
The National Guard tested its emergency response capabilities and strengthened its relationships with other emergency response agencies last weekend at Vigilant Guard 2009 in Des Moines, Iowa.
Transcontinental convoy rolls through Iowa
Jun 22, 2009
More than 200 people greeted the 2009 MVPA convoy when it rolled through drizzling rain into Clinton, Iowa, on its re-creation of the 1919 convoy, which set the foundations for our modern interstate highway system.
USASMA hands out diplomas to 274 Nonresident Course students
Jun 22, 2009
Filling the seats of the Kenneth W. Cooper Lecture Center at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss, Texas, Friday, 274 Sergeants Major Nonresident Course (NRC) students ended an educational trek that took some almost two years to complete. The ceremony marked the culmination of long-distance instruction that parallels that of the resident course curriculum, but is designed for those master sergeants, first sergeants, sergeant majors and command sergeant majors whose jobs or career paths made it difficult to complete the nine-month resident course.
Commentary: Old-fashioned reg knowledge sparks smoke
Jun 22, 2009
What happened to the good-old days, when Army regulations, field manuals and standard operating procedures were regarded as more than just booster seats for second lieutenants'
Aca,!EoeAmalgam DartAca,!a,,c tests NORTHCOMAca,!a,,cs air defense
Jun 22, 2009
Airmen, Soldiers and Sailors tested months of planning and preparation, June 18-20, with a major U.S. Northern Command air defense exercise.
Reliving the 1919 Army Transcontinental Convoy 90 years later
Jun 19, 2009
Nearly 90 years ago on July 7, 1919, the country's first Army transcontinental convoy of 81 brand new military vehicles departed from mile marker zero near the White House heading cross-country via the Lincoln Highway to San Francisco, Calif.
Army Birthday Run
Jun 19, 2009
Lt. Gen. David Huntoon, director of the Army Staff, and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth O. Preston lead the annual Army Birthday Run at Fort Myer, Va., June 19.
Army takes steps in H1N1 prevention
Jun 19, 2009
The Army is currently taking steps to help prevent and stop the spread of the H1N1 virus for Soldiers at home and abroad.
Army seeks nominees for outstanding electronic warfare unit
Jun 19, 2009
The Army Electronic Warfare Division at the Pentagon is currently soliciting nominations for the 2009 Army Outstanding Unit Award.
Soldiers, singers, songwriters, help tell Army story
Jun 19, 2009
During Army's birthday this year, the service is celebrating the noncommissioned officer, the support of families to the warfighter, and a rich Army heritage of more than 200 years -- all stories worth telling...
Soldiers can find housing online
Jun 18, 2009
Soldiers looking for an easy way to find safe, reputable housing at their new duty station -- before they arrive -- can visit their local housing office and ask for information about the Automated Housing Referral Network.
Army song writer salutes service's birthday at Twilight Tattoo
Jun 18, 2009
Harold W. Arberg, the man who wrote the lyrics to the Army song, attended a special Army birthday edition of the Twilight Tattoo Wednesday night before a capacity crowd of VIPs, World War II veterans and schools students from around the country.
Hundreds gather to plan Army Reset for Afghanistan, Iraq
Jun 18, 2009
Key Army leaders and planners gathered in the football-field-sized Atlanta convention center Wednesday to focus on reintegrating Soldiers and families, and preparing Army units for future operations.
Two Soldiers take fourth place at U.S. National Boxing Championships
Jun 18, 2009
First Lt. Michael Benedosso and Spc. Adrian Ghisoiu finished fourth in their respective weight classes in the 2009 U.S. National Boxing Championships June 8-13 at Denver Coliseum.
'Advise & Assist' brigade meets with transition teams
Jun 17, 2009
Transition teams throughout southern Iraq attended a conference June 12, at Contingency Operating Base Adder.
Army taking first steps to replace cancelled manned ground vehicle
Jun 17, 2009
The Army is committed to providing Soldiers with a ground combat vehicle, despite the recent cancellation of the eight manned ground vehicles from the Future Combat Systems program.
FCS transitioning to BCT Modernization Strategy
Jun 17, 2009
The Army's Future Combat Systems program is transitioning to a Brigade Combat Team Modernization Strategy, according to officials testifying before a Senate Armed Services subcommittee Tuesday.
Government charge cards can now be used for moving expenses
Jun 17, 2009
Soldiers and Army civilian employees can now use their government travel charge card for relocation expenses when moving from one command to another.
'America's Army 3' brings new features to game
Jun 16, 2009
Thousands of gamers will be able to play "America's Army 3," the newest version of the Army's popular video game, beginning today.
PEO Soldier showcases gear at Pentagon
Jun 16, 2009
A water-cooled vest can take the heat off in Iraq -- making Soldiers more comfortable, and extending mission times.
Army War College grad tackles assignment in space
Jun 16, 2009
Col. Tim Kopra is scheduled to leave Earth behind when Shuttle Flight 127 launches from the Kennedy Space Center Wednesday, headed for the International Space Station.
Secretary Geren celebrates Army birthday with Army children
Jun 15, 2009
As the Army celebrated 234 years of service, Secretary of the Army Pete Geren stopped by Fort Myer's Cody Child Development Center Monday to make sure the youngest members of the Army family were appreciated.
Army celebrates 234th birthday at Pentagon
Jun 15, 2009
The Army kicked off the celebrations of its 234th birthday at the Pentagon June 12 with senior leaders praising the noncommissioned officer corps, a cake-cutting, Program Executive Office Soldier demonstration and a display of antique Army vehicles which are participating in the reenactment of the 1919 Army transcontinental convoy from Washington to San Francisco.
Procurement changes lead to more effective munitions in Afghanistan, Iraq
Jun 15, 2009
The Army has made significant changes to the processes used in procuring non-standard ammunition that have resulted in improved reliability and quality.
New York celebrates Army birthday
Jun 15, 2009
The Army's 234th birthday was celebrated in New York City with a wreath ceremony at the USS Intrepid, ringing of the closing bell Friday at the New York Stock Exchange and an Army Appreciation Day at Yankee Stadium Sunday.
Warrant officers graduate from ILE pilot program
Jun 15, 2009
Five U.S. Army warrant officers joined more than 930 Army, sister-service, international and interagency students in graduating from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College's Intermediate Level Education course, June 12.
Army takes top honors at 50th Interservice Pistol Championships
Jun 15, 2009
The Army "Blue" team, made up of Soldiers from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, took home top honors in the overall team championship at the 50th Interservice Pistol Championships last week, and the South Carolina National Guard won for best post/station team.
Army wins three Effie Awards for marketing
Jun 15, 2009
The U.S. Army was honored June 3 with three Effie Awards for brand marketing success at the 41st annual Effie Awards ceremony.
Transcontinental military convoy departs D.C. bound for San Francisco
Jun 13, 2009
Mid-morning June 13, history began to repeat itself as antique military vehicles from the Military Vehicle Preservation Association began winding its way through downtown Washington, D.C., on the first leg of a journey that will take the drivers 3,251 miles in 26 days traveling at about 35 mph to San Francisco, Calif.
Army moves to privatize on-post lodging
Jun 12, 2009
Soldiers in a temporary duty or permanent change of station status who need lodging on Army installations will begin to see improvements in those accommodations as the service moves to privatize lodging at 10 posts beginning Aug. 15.
Medal of Honor Recipient Funeral
Jun 12, 2009
Maj. George Edward Wahlen was buried June 11th in Ogden, Utah after an extensive military career spanning three branches of the military. At age 17, Wahlen was trained as an aircraft mechanic, and he worked at Hill Field in Utah as a crew chief for the United States Army Air Corps. He volunteered for the draft, hoping to work on aircraft, but became a Navy Corpsman. Wahlen also volunteered for combat duty with the United States Marine Corps, and was attached to Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 26th Marines, 5th Marine Division, and participated in the Battle of Iwo Jima in February 1945. He was awarded the Medal Of Honor by President Harry S. Truman on October 5, 1945 for his service. He later re-enlisted in the United States Army, where he served during the Korean War and the Vietnam War. He retired with the rank of Major after being awarded a Purple Heart and serving in all four branches of the United States Military. Wahlen is receiving a burial with full military honors.
Paratroopers remember the fallen with sculpture
Jun 12, 2009
Paratroopers of the 16th Military Police Brigade (Airborne) and their guests conducted a memorial ceremony to dedicate a bronze sculpture of boots, upturned rifle and helmet and to read a roll-call of 7 Soldiers who have died while serving with the 16th Military Police Brigade (Airborne) in the past year.
Army takes new approach to suicide prevention
Jun 12, 2009
As the number of Soldiers committing suicide continues to rise, the Army's suicide prevention campaign is shifting its focus to junior leaders in an effort to arm them with the tools they need to help their Soldiers before a problem reaches a tragic end.
Special need child scores with help of Soldier
Jun 12, 2009
Thanks to the help of a dedicated coach and Soldier, a determined 12-year-old has been doing something no one thought possible: playing soccer.
Unique Soldiers help alleviate combat stress
Jun 12, 2009
Black Labrador retrievers serve their country by providing combat stress therapy to fellow Soldiers while deployed. The dogs were donated and trained by America's VetDogs, an organization dedicated to training dogs to serve the special needs of Soldiers.
Army, U.K. forces successful in future network interoperability testing
Jun 12, 2009
Both representatives of the U.S. Army and the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence have said recent Army Brigade Combat Team Modernization network interoperability tests between the two partner nations have proven successful.
Web standards order opens some social networking sites in CONUS
Jun 12, 2009
Soldiers at some Army installations can now view their Facebook pages as well as select other social media Web sites from Army networks.
Fort Riley celebrates Army, 1st ID Birthdays
Jun 11, 2009
The Army's birthday and the 1st Infantry Division's birthday are less than a week apart, so the "Big Red One" and Fort Riley split the difference and held a joint birthday ceremony on June 11. The Army turns 234 years old on June 14. The 1st Inf. Div., the longest serving division in the US Army, was organized on June 8, 1917, as the 1st Expeditionary Division.
Year of the NCO Spotlight: The Pride of a Soldier
Jun 11, 2009
The Non-Commissioned Officer can take on an infinite number of tasks: mentor, leader, friend, Family Member and even scapegoat. In front of every Soldier is an NCO ready to face the onslaught of daily life both on post and in the field. For Sgt. Crystal Winn, work at 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team's S4 is no easy task. As a Logistic Supply Sergeant she is responsible for getting each unit in the brigade their supplies
NTC and Green Flag West provide joint air attack team training
Jun 11, 2009
The Operations Group at the National Training Center here, the Air ForceAca,!a,,cs Green Flag West at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., and U.S. Joint Forces CommandAca,!a,,cs Joint Fires Integration and Interoperability Team are working closely together to prepare Army and Air Force personnel for the rigors of combat in irregular warfare environments, according to senior leaders at NTC.
Wounded Warriors visit SMDC/ARSTRAT for Army Birthday
Jun 11, 2009
The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command celebrated the Army Birthday on June 11 in Huntsville, Ala. with a presentation of historical documents and a ceremony honoring Wounded Warriors.
H1N1 flu: plan now for fall and winter
Jun 11, 2009
Public health professionals at the U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine advise that summer is a good time to get ready for fall and winter flu season.
Stephen Colbert films show in Iraq
Jun 11, 2009
It is official - Stephen Colbert came, saw and conquered Iraq, claiming victory on day three of his six-day adventure to the Middle East.
Wounded warriors go hunting at special park
Jun 11, 2009
LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve in Potter County, Pa., offers disabled veterans outdoor recreational activities in a handicapped-accessible environment.
Wounded warriors tackle diving
Jun 11, 2009
"If I can do this, I can do anything!" is the motto for wounded warriors participating in disabled sports. Six wounded warriors reinforced this belief by receiving their open water diving certification from the Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, May 21-26.
Wounded warrior makes history as first-ever amputee to complete Army warrant officer school
Jun 11, 2009
Since sustaining an injury in Iraq nearly five years ago, a lot has changed for then Staff Sgt. Johnathan W. Holsey. He lost his left leg below the knee and got a prosthetic, he's gone snowboarding for the first time, run a marathon, and he's made Army history as the first Army amputee to pin on warrant officer bars.
Oldest NCO Academy in the Army molds tomorrow's leaders
Jun 11, 2009
As the sun came up over the hills, Soldiers attending the Warrior Leaders Course at the 7th U.S. Army's Noncommissioned Officers Academy in Grafenwoehr, Germany, mentally prepared themselves for the first event on their trek to becoming U.S. Army NCOs: the Army Physical Fitness Test.
Army's commanders focus on Soldier and family readiness, future challenges
Jun 10, 2009
More than 100 senior Army commanders and command sergeants major met, June 9-10, at the U.S. Army Forces Command Commanders' Conference to focus on the training and readiness of the U.S. Army's Operating Force and address the future challenges identified by the Army leadership to sustain Soldiers and their families.
Hot streak, Army birthday, home track have Newman pumped
Jun 10, 2009
How sweet would it be for Ryan Newman to capture a win at his home track on the day his primary sponsor celebrates its 234th birthday'
Highlanders protect mental health
Jun 10, 2009
Soldiers in the U.S. Army do not suffer only physical injuries while deployed, and since 2003 leaders have made mental health care a top concern for their troops.
Twenty finalists will vie for 2009 Military Long Drive Championship
Jun 10, 2009
For the first time in the competition, 20 big hitters will advance to the finals of the 2009 Military Long Drive Championship to compete for $10,000 on Oct. 20, in Mesquite, Nev.
Alaska Soldiers celebrate Army's 234th birthday
Jun 9, 2009
Alaska Soldiers celebrated the Army's 234th birthday in style June 5, while recognizing its past and present noncommissioned officers, who are considered to be the backbone of the nation's largest and oldest force.
Army divers in Hawaii hone skills during deep-water exercise
Jun 9, 2009
The Soldiers of the 7th Engineer Dive Detachment are back on dry land, following 10 days of a dive recertification training exercise, May 11 through 22, in the coastal waters off the big island of Hawaii.
Soldiers switch from Arabic to Pashtu
Jun 8, 2009
The Department of the Army changed the mission of the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division from Iraq to Afghanistan as it deployed in February for its mission-readiness exercise at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif.
Commentary: Important traditions seem to fade away
Jun 8, 2009
The traditions of service in the Army sometimes seem a bit disconnected from this what-have-you-done-for-me-lately world we live in. But those traditions became part of the fabric of the Army for very practical reasons. We should be very careful about turning away from those hard-earned lessons.
Commentary: Safety-briefing cliches carry meaning
Jun 8, 2009
Safety briefings my be full of cliche's but they carry wisdom from decades of painful, and deadly, experience.
Seattle Seahawks get a taste of Army training, values
Jun 8, 2009
It was billed as a team-building event, but the Seattle Seahawks left Fort Lewis, Wash., June 4, with an education and genuine appreciation for the Army.
Iraq's hot, but a tourist hotspot'
Jun 8, 2009
Iraq may not be everyone's ideal day-trip, but recently conditions have reached the point where tourism is now a viable industry.
'Pets of Patriots' program ensures care of Soldiers' pets
Jun 6, 2009
When Soldiers deploy they often leave behind loving family members, including small furry ones. To alleviate some of the concerns Soldiers have regarding their pet's care, the Hawaiian Humane Society offers a unique service called the "Pets of Patriots" program.
Servicemembers join D-Day veterans, French citizens to commemorate sacrifice of World War II troops
Jun 6, 2009
AMFREVILLE, France -- At the top of a small hill here there is a 15-foot-tall concrete memorial framed on each side by the American and French flags. On the face of the memorial is a life-sized image carved in stone of a U.S. Army paratrooper descending from the sky.
Army partnership helps Wounded Warriors pursue higher education
Jun 5, 2009
Wounded warriors have a second chance to serve their country thanks to an Army educational partnership formed last year. The Wounded Warrior Education Initiative allows wounded Soldiers, on active duty or medically retired, to pursue their master's degrees at no cost from the University of Kansas.
Louisiana NCO laid to rest almost 67 years after leaving home
Jun 5, 2009
An NCO, missing in action since 1942, is finally identified and laid to rest. The poignant funeral touched the hearts of both Soldiers and civilians.
German Army presents wreath to Pentagon Memorial
Jun 5, 2009
Chief of Staff of the German Army Staff Maj. Gen. Werner Freers and Brig. Gen. Edward P. Donnelly Jr., deputy director for strategy, plans and policy render salutes following the placement of a wreath at the Pentagon Memorial June. 5.
One year later: Camp Atterbury's storm of the century
Jun 5, 2009
An F3 tornado ripped through Camp Atterbury's cantonment area last June, and thanks to a combination of inner-agency cooperation and a myriad of reconstruction projects, the post continues to support servicemembers from around the country even better one year later.
Cavalry spur ride in action!
Jun 5, 2009
A cavalry squadron at Ft. Bragg, N.C., hosted its first spur ride, a modern adaptation of an historic rite-of-passage among horse-mounted cavalrymen since being activated as part of the 82d Airborne's 1st Brigade Combat Team.
Thunderbolts host first 1BCT cavalry spur ride
Jun 5, 2009
A cavalry squadron here marked the hot days of a Carolina summer Tuesday and Wednesday by hosting its first spur ride, a modern adaptation of an historic rite-of-passage among horse-mounted cavalrymen since being activated as part of the 82d Airborne's 1st Brigade Combat Team.
French citizens join U.S. Soldiers to honor those who fought at Normandy
Jun 5, 2009
In the days before the landings at Normandy June 6, 1944, the small town of Gourbesville was the site of a German aid station. In the days following the allied invasion the town and others in the surrounding countryside became scenes of intense fighting as the U.S. Army moved into France.
Normandy residents welcome servicemembers
Jun 5, 2009
Sixty-five years ago June 6, allied forces battled side by side to liberate France. During the D-Day invasion that began that day, American, British and Canadian troops landed along a 50-mile stretch of the Normandy coast as part of the largest single-day amphibious invasion in history.
Medic honors grandfather's legacy on Normandy beach
Jun 5, 2009
As hundreds of servicemembers arrive in here to commemorate the D-Day invasionAca,!a,,cs 65th anniversary, one Soldier is also here to honor his family legacy.
CERDEC and Microsoft share research for multi-touch technology
Jun 4, 2009
The U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center recently signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Microsoft to share research in support of developing multi-touch technology for the Warfighter.
Four Soldiers make Team USA for 2009 World Wrestling Championships
Jun 4, 2009
The U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program put an unprecedented three Greco-Roman wrestlers and a coach on Team USA for the 2009 World Wrestling Championships.
Army deploys scientists to study Iraqi culture
Jun 4, 2009
From the first day of Basic Combat Training, Soldiers are trained not to ask the question 'Why'' Maybe 'Where'' or 'When'' - but never 'Why'' However, in today's battlefield, 'Why'' is more important than ever.
I.A.M. Strong to sponsor concert tour
Jun 4, 2009
The 2009 Army Concert Tour, which includes artists Sugarland, Tim McGraw and Lynyrd Skynyrd, is sponsored by I.A.M. Strong, the Army's campaign to combat sexual harassment and sexual assaults by engaging all Soldiers to prevent inappropriate behavior before it occurs.
Chance meeting brings cavalry sergeant face-to-face with D-Day veteran
Jun 4, 2009
Although sun and waves come together to create a serene picture of Sainte Mere Eglise today, sixty-five years ago Saturday it was the site of one of the bloodiest battles in history.
Cavalry troopers earn spurs at Fort Bragg
Jun 3, 2009
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Humvee still made in America
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Paratroopers learn battlefield forensics
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Centering Pregnancy Program helps moms-to-be to stay healthy
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Jun 2, 2009
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Published: November 30, 2003
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Jobs, of course, has heard the predictions and has no patience for any of it. Various contenders have come at the iPod for two years, and none have measured up. Nothing has come close to Apple's interface. Even the look-alike products are frauds. ''They're all putting their dumb controls in the shape of a circle, to fool the consumer into thinking it's a wheel like ours,'' he says. ''We've sort of set the vernacular. They're trying to copy the vernacular without understanding it.'' (The one company that did plan a wheel-driven product, Samsung, changed course after Apple reportedly threatened to sue.)
''We don't underestimate people,'' Jobs said later in the interview. ''We really did believe that people would want something this good, that they'd see the value in it. And that rather than making a far inferior product for a hundred dollars less, giving people the product that they want and that will serve them for years, even though it's a little pricier. People are smart; they figure these things out.''
The point that companies -- like Dell -- that have no great reputation as innovators but a track record of winning by playing a price-driven, low-margin volume game was dismissed. The iPod has already been improved several times, Jobs said, and will keep improving in ways that keep it ahead of the pack. (He wouldn't get specific.) ''For whatever reason,'' he said with finality, ''the superior product has the largest share. Sometimes the best product does win. This may be one of those times.''
The Core
Actually, Jobs seemed a little annoyed. Looking back at my notes, I found it remarkable how many of his answers begin with some variation of ''No,'' as if my questions were out of sync with what he wanted to say. (Before I could finish a question about the significance of Apple's pitching a product to Windows users, for instance, he corrected me: ''We're not pitching the Windows user. We're pitching the music lover.'') After half an hour of this, my inquiries really did start to fall apart, so I didn't expect much when I resorted to asking, in so many words, whether he thinks consciously about innovation.
''No,'' he said, peevishly. ''We consciously think about making great products. We don't think, 'Let's be innovative!''' He waved his hands for effect. '''Let's take a class! Here are the five rules of innovation, let's put them up all over the company!'''
Well, I said defensively, there are people who do just that.
''Of course they do.'' I felt his annoyance shift elsewhere. ''And it's like . . . somebody who's not cool trying to be cool. It's painful to watch. You know what I mean?'' He looked at me for a while, and I started to think he was trying to tell me something. Then he said, ''It's like . . . watching Michael Dell try to dance.'' The P.R. minder guffawed. ''Painful,'' Jobs summarized.
What I had been hoping to do was catch a glimpse of what's there when you pull back all those layers -- when you penetrate the aura, strip off the surface, clear away the guts. What's under there is innovation, but where does it come from? I had given up on getting an answer to this question when I made a jokey observation that before long somebody would probably start making white headphones so that people carrying knockoffs and tape players could fool the world into thinking they had trendy iPods.
Jobs shook his head. ''But then you meet the girl, and she says, 'Let me see what's on your iPod.' You pull out a tape player, and she walks away.'' This was an unanticipated, and surprisingly persuasive, response. That's thinking long-term, I said. ''No,'' said Steve Jobs. ''That's being an optimist.''
Photos: This letter T is a broken part of the clip from a clipboard, found outside a warehouse in Austin, Tex.; Right: Inside the iPod are bits and pieces made by a mix of companies but kept shrouded by Apple beneath a veil of nondisclosure agreements. (Photograph by Richard Burbridge); The iPod, Apple's highest-volume product, is as big a brand to the company as the Mac. (Photograph by Tony Cenicola/The New York Times); Music to Go: The first pocket-size cassette player (Walkman, Sony, 1979); The first portable CD player (D-50, Sony, 1984); The first portable MP3 player (Rio, Diamond Multimedia, 1998)(Photographs by: Walkman D-50: Sony Electronics. MP3 Player: Rio.)


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Submitted by cjibc on Mon, 07/13/2015 - 10:34
Annual Report available.
CJI's 2015 Annual Report is now available online. Read how we have been making a difference in the Langley School District, in the Federal prison system, and internationally.
Submitted by cjibc on Wed, 06/24/2015 - 09:53
Restorative Action Teams Barbeque.
The annual barbecue celebrating all the hard work and dedication shown over the past year by the Restorative Action Teams was held on Monday, June 22 at Fort Langley Community Park. It was a great day to applaud these amazing youth and their program Coordinators, as well as to enjoy eating some delicious food, which was generously donated by Safeway.
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CJI will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, June 24th at 6:30pm. The meeting will be held at the CJI offices. Members are invited to attend. Please RSVP to email@example.com or 604-534-5515 if you plan on attending.
Submitted by cjibc on Wed, 04/08/2015 - 12:55
Membership with CJI.
CJI has pioneered and administered Restorative Justice based programs, training services and processes that result in meaningful, satisfying outcomes for a variety of conflict situations.
We are grateful for the people who have supported the work of this agency. Each one an important part to the continuing work of CJI.
Please become a member or renew your membership today!
Membership fees are $15.00 per year (April 1 - March 31) and can be processed securely on-line by visiting our website.
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Submitted by cjibc on Wed, 11/12/2014 - 15:00
Thank you!
Community Justice Initiatives' (CJI) fundraising dinner last week, "Coming Full Circle", proved to be a wonderful evening. The story of healing shared by Katy Hutchison was an inspiration to all who attended.
The CJI Board and Staff would like to thank each of you for supporting this work through your presence at the dinner, your donations, and your ticket purchases.
Together we can continue to play a role in creating more stories of healing and peace – through the Victim Offender Mediation Program, through CJI's work with children and youth in schools, and through training others locally and internationally in restorative justice.
For more information on Community Justice Initiatives, visit the CJI website.
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Local Rotaries support Restorative Action.
CJI, and the Restorative Action program, recently received a generous grant from the Aldergrove Rotary Club to support the our work in Aldergrove Schools. Thank you for your support!
Dan Basham from CJI (left) receiving the cheque from
members of the Rotary Club of Langley
CJI also was the recipient of the Tip 'n Taste Event recently held by the Rotary Clubs of Langley, Langley Central and Langley Sunrise. Thank you everyone for your part in supporting the work we do in Langley Schools.
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Submitted by cjibc on Thu, 09/04/2014 - 12:56
You are invited to
CJI's Gala Fundraising Event
This year's event includes a full buffet dinner, silent auction, and a story of tremendous courage, inspiration and transcendence.
"Coming Full Circle"
Katy Hutchison waited five agonizing years from the time of the murder of her husband Bob in Squamish for the people responsible to be arrested. As the mother of four year old twins, Katy had determined early that the rest of her life could not be about grieving her losses; there had to be a way to find light and life in the midst of the darkness and death that enveloped her and her family.
Not long after the young men responsible for Bob's death had been sentenced to prison terms, Katy writes, "I discovered an incredible organization called Community Justice Initiatives (CJI) and was able to organize a Victim-Offender Mediation between Ryan and me."
Read more of Katy's inspirational story below.
Event Details:
Friday, November 7, 2014
Newlands Golf & Country Club
21025 48 Avenue, Langley BC
Doors open: 6pm, Dinner: 7pm
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"Coming Full Circle"
Katy Hutchison waited five agonizing years from the time of the murder of her husband Bob in Squamish for the people responsible to be arrested. As the mother of four year old twins, Katy had determined early that the rest of her life could not be about grieving her losses; she would have to turn her energies to things that would prove life-giving, for the twins, for herself, for others. There had to be a way to find light and life in the midst of the darkness and death that enveloped her and her family. Her story is one of tremendous courage, inspiration and transcendence.
Not long after the young men responsible for Bob's death had been sentenced to prison terms, Katy writes, "I discovered an incredible organization called Community Justice Initiatives (CJI) and was able to organize a Victim-Offender Mediation between Ryan and me." At the end of a remarkable day-long face-to-face meeting facilitated by CJI staff, "…I told Ryan I had forgiven him." Those words would transform Ryan's life.
In the years since, Katy has presented to thousands upon thousands of high school students, community groups, correctional facilities and conferences in Canada and internationally, on many of those occasions, presenting together with Ryan following his release from prison. Ryan is clear that "Katy's forgiveness is the most incredible thing that anyone has ever given me. It changed my life." While Ryan and Katy no longer present together, both continue to make important contributions in the lives of others.
Katy has come "Full Circle", from devoting her life to the nurture and health of her own infant children (who, in their early twenties now are a testimony to the wisdom of Katy's choices) to educating and nurturing the people who flock to her and hear her gladly, in the responsibility and the value of living restoratively.
Submitted by cjibc on Tue, 07/01/2014 - 10:39
Changing School Culture.
Students in the Langley School District were recently asked why they joined their schools' Restorative Action (RA) Team.
Hear their answers in a video produced by Emma Mackie, a 2014 Brookswood Secondary School Graduate.
Submitted by cjibc on Mon, 06/30/2014 - 09:47
Students are making an impact.
Community Justice Initiatives (CJI) in Langley, BC is pleased to announce the recipients of the Restorative Action scholarships:
- Catrina Thomas, Langley Fine Arts School
- Alicia Harris, Langley Secondary School
Read more about the scholarship winners here.
Submitted by cjibc on Mon, 06/30/2014 - 09:22
Annual Report Released.
CJI has just released the 2014 Annual Report. Check out how we have been helping in the Langley School District, in the Federal prison system, and throughout Canada & the world.


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Omnicell, Inc. (OMCL)
Q1 2008 Earnings Call
April 22, 2008 4:30 pm ET
Randy Lipps - Executive Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President
Rob Seim - Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance.
Steven Crowley – Craig-Hallum Capital
Tom Gallucci – Merrill Lynch
Newton Juhng – BB&T Capital Markets
Alan Fishman – Thomas Weisel Partners
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Rob Seim
Thank you. Good afternoon and welcome to the Omnicell 2008 first quarter results conference call. Joining me today is Randall Lipps, Omnicell President and CEO. You can find our results in the Omnicell's first quarter press release posted in the Investor Relations section of our website at www.omnicell.com.
This call will include forward-looking statements subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied.
For a more detailed description of the risks that impact these forward-looking statements, please refer to the information under the heading "Risk Factors" and under the heading "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operation" and the "Omnicell Annual Report" on Form 10-K filed with the SEC on March 14th, 2008, as well as our more recent filings with the SEC.
Please be aware that you should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements made today. The date of this conference call is April 21, 2008 and all forward-looking statements made on this call are made based on Omnicell's beliefs as of this date only. Future events or simply the passage of time may cause these beliefs to change.
Finally, this conference call is the property of Omnicell Incorporated and any taping or the duplication or rebroadcast without the expressed written consent of Omnicell is prohibited.
During the call today, I will start with an overview of the financial results for the quarter, followed by Randy who will cover some of the quarter's business highlights. I will then discuss Omnicell's guidance for 2008. After that, we will open the call to your questions. In the first quarter of 2008, we again posted record revenues. Profits from operations were up from this time last year.
We did see some new and large orders slowdown towards the end of the quarter and we believe the rate in which orders are closing is being affected by conditions in the capital markets and the macroeconomic environment. While we had a very strong start to the first quarter, we saw some customers, particularly new customers, pause on the timing of their acquisition decisions towards the end of the quarter.
Our financial results for the first quarter demonstrate our ability to moderate swings in our business, cause the economic disruptions. Along with revenue slightly higher than expectations, our non-GAAP earnings were $0.19 per share, excluding stock compensation expenses $0.01 per share above analyst expectations and as a reminder, we are now fully taxed as compared to 2007 when we enjoyed a benefit from tax valuation allowances.
EBITDA is up 40% year to year. We remain within our backlog objective range of six to nine months of forward revenue. Backlog has allowed us stability in our financial performance over the past two quarters when our order rates have fluctuated, and we were affected by economic conditions. Our backlog has also afforded us time to assess those economic conditions.
We believe that there has been no change in our competitive position during the quarter. We also did not experience any degradation of pricing or other business terms during Q1, but, postponement of buying decisions did affect percentage of business from new customers.
While we have been named, "vendor of choice" in several new accounts, newer customers accounted for 21% of our bookings in Q1, which is lower than our historical average. New customers are comprised to the combination of competitive conversions and greenfield accounts and greenfield accounts are those customers installing automation for the first time. In Q1, about two-thirds of the new business came from greenfield wins. We also saw very few initial hospital orders from the new multi-hospital accounts that we signed in the second half of 2007 as these product acquisition decisions have also been postponed. These orders and more are still in our sales opportunity pipeline, which is stronger than it has ever been.
As in previous quarters, we have continued to add customer installation and support staff to handle the growth from our new customers and to support our increased install base. As I reported midway to Q1, our hiring has been less than we originally predicted and during Q1, we added 15 new positions. We also converted 32 temporary employees already in our workforce, to permanent positions bringing our regular full-time headcounts to 853.
Now, I would like to discuss our first quarter financial performance. I will first discuss our financial performance in accordance with generally accepting accounting principles with year-to-year comparisons. Revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2008 was, $62.1 million, up 29% year-over-year and up 7% from the fourth quarter of 2007. On a GAAP basis, gross margins were down as expected quarter to quarter to 52.1% due to the dilutive effect of the acquisition of the Rioux Vision mobile cart business. This compares to 52.4% posted in Q1 of last year.
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2 c flaked or cracked rye (Red River cereal also works in a pinch)
2 c whole wheat flour
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 c blackstrap molasses (or fancy)
2 c boiling water
How to make it
Mix rye, molasses, and boiling water together.
Combine dry ingredients in large bowl.
Add dry mix to the molasses mixture. Stir to combine.
Pour into greased loaf pan then bake for 1 hour at 325 degrees.
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