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Microsemi Corporation To Acquire Symmetricom, Inc.
ALISO VIEJO, Calif. and SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Microsemi Corporation (Nasdaq: MSCC), a leading provider of semiconductor solutions differentiated by power, security, reliability and performance, and Symmetricom, Inc. (Nasdaq: SYMM), a worldwide leader in precision time and frequency technologies, announced today that they have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Symmetricom, Inc. for $7.18 per share through a cash tender offer, representing a premium of 49 percent based on the average closing price of Symmetricom's shares of common stock during the 90 trading days ended Oct. 18, 2013. The board of directors of Symmetricom unanimously recommends that Symmetricom's stockholders tender their shares in the tender offer. The total transaction value is approximately $230 million, net of Symmetricom's projected cash balance at closing. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110909/MM66070LOGO)(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110829/AQ59077LOGO) Headquartered in San Jose, Calif., Symmetricom is the world's leading source of highly precise timekeeping technologies and solutions that enable next generation data, voice, mobile and video networks and services. It provides timekeeping in GPS satellites, national time references, and national power grids as well as in critical military and civilian networks. "The acquisition of Symmetricom will create the largest and most complete timing portfolio in the industry today," stated James J. Peterson, Microsemi president and chief executive officer. "From source to synchronization to distribution, Microsemi will offer an end to end timing solution for an expanded range of markets, driving increased dollar content opportunity and revenue growth." "The acquisition of Symmetricom by Microsemi will create a powerful combination," said Elizabeth Fetter, Symmetricom's chief executive officer. "I believe Microsemi is the ideal company to leverage Symmetricom's technology and capabilities further into the communications market along with the scale to accelerate the adoption of the company's innovative new chip scale atomic clock (CSAC) technology into broader markets." Microsemi expects significant synergies from this immediately accretive transaction. Based on current assumptions, Microsemi expects the acquisition to be $0.22 to $0.25 accretive in its first full calendar year ending December 2014. Microsemi reaffirms its fiscal fourth quarter guidance included in its fiscal third quarter earnings release issued on July 25, 2013. Microsemi currently intends to announce its fiscal fourth quarter results on Nov. 7, 2013. Further details will be forthcoming. Tender Offer and Closing Under the terms of the definitive acquisition agreement, Microsemi will commence a cash tender offer to acquire Symmetricom's outstanding shares of common stock at $7.18 per share, net to each holder in cash. Upon satisfaction of the conditions to the tender offer and after such time as all shares tendered in the tender offer are accepted for payment, the agreement provides for the parties to effect, as promptly as practicable, a merger which would result in all shares not tendered in the tender offer being converted into the right to receive $7.18 per share in cash. The tender offer is subject to customary conditions, including the tender of at least a majority of the fully-diluted shares of Symmetricom's common stock and certain regulatory approvals, including the expiration or termination of the applicable waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act, and is expected to close in Microsemi's fiscal first quarter, ending Dec. 29, 2013. No approval of the stockholders of Microsemi is required in connection with the proposed transaction. Terms of the agreement were unanimously approved by the boards of directors of both Microsemi and Symmetricom. Under the terms of the merger agreement, Symmetricom may solicit superior proposals from third parties for a "go shop" period that extends through Nov. 8, 2013. It is not anticipated that any developments will be disclosed with regard to this process unless and until Symmetricom's board of directors makes a decision to pursue a potential superior proposal. Jefferies LLC, which is acting as Symmetricom's financial adviser, will assist Symmetricom with Symmetricom's go-shop process. There are no guarantees that this process will result in a superior proposal. The merger agreement provides Microsemi with a customary right to match a superior proposal. The agreement also provides for certain termination fees payable to Microsemi in connection with the termination of the agreement in certain circumstances. Jefferies LLC is acting as financial adviser and Latham & Watkins LLP is acting as legal adviser to Symmetricom. Morgan Stanley provided a fairness opinion to Microsemi and O'Melveny & Myers LLP is acting as legal adviser to Microsemi.
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Happy glorious Friday to all of you out there in the world of movie watching. We here at FSR HQ are excited, happy and generally hung over — but that's nothing new. As for you, you are all off to your jobs, working that 9-5, anxiously awaiting that moment when you will finally be able to head back out on the town and party it up like a character from "The Hills." That is, unless you are like us and you would rather go to a movie and see a big green guy smash up the streets of New York.
That big green guy is The Incredible Hulk, and his new flick is in theaters today. And after you run out, devour your 1,200 calorie bucket of popcorn and see the damn thing, we would like to hear your thoughts in our "Sound Off" section below. As well, we have a little poll that we are running along with FirstShowing and Slashfilm, because we know how much everyone likes flashy things with numbers. Also, if you aren't too busy with that "real job", be sure to check out our Official Guide to The Hulk. It is everything you need to know before you see The Incredible Hulk.

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It's that time of the year again - Lent.
In the past few years, I've found lent really lovely in the run up to Easter, especially with the online prayer shawl group I'm in usually making a KAL / CAL for prayer shawls. It helps me remember what this season is about, remember the word and promise God gave me for the prayer shawl ministry (of one, at the time) at our church, and pass on the love that God put into my heart to share around.
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I've given up arguing with myself. I shall go public with this. Forgive my being sentimental. This is personal. But so is everything we create and gift.
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Today is my mom's 70th birthday. It will be her second in heaven. She's still and will remain to be sorely missed. Sometimes great people come in small "packages". My mom may not have been blessed with physical height, but her heart... oh, what can I say?! She taught me how to knit.…Continue
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Daniel Bryan wins IC title
In the opening match of Wrestlemania, Daniel Bryan defeated Dolph Ziggler, R Truth, Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes, Dean Ambrose and Luke Harper in a ladder match to win the Intercontinental Championship. WWE expected a great performance here, and that is exactly what they got. Lots of good spots. Very high impact. The end saw Bryan and Ziggler trading stiff headbutts on top of the ladder before Bryan knocked out Ziggler.
March 29, 2015
Dean Ambrose main event
While always entertaining Dean Ambrose is the popular choice to win the WWE Intercontinental Championship at Wrestlemania from Wade Barrett, management might be heading in a different direction. There are talks that they want to save Ambrose for a potential title program with Roman Reigns. Neither guy would turn heel. It would just be a case of Ambrose asking for a title shot, and Reigns showing that he is a fighting champion.
March 2, 2015
WWE belt stolen
A video on YouTube of a segment from the latest episode of Smackdown where Wade Barrett, Dean Ambrose and Daniel Bryan fight over the stolen WWE Intercontinental Championship belt.
February 28, 2015
Wade Barrett recovers belt
A video on YouTube of a segment from the latest episode of Smackdown where Wade Barrett recovers the WWE Intercontinental Championship that was stolen from him during a match a between Dean Ambrose and The Miz.
February 28, 2015
R Truth steals belt
A video on YouTube of a segment from the latest episode of Smackdown where R Truth steals the WWE Intercontinental Championship belt from Wade Barrett during his match against Daniel Bryan.
February 28, 2015
Wrestlemania ladder match
We now know that ladders are going to play a part at Wrestlemania this year. WWE has officially announced that Wade Barrett is going to be defending the Intercontinental Championship at the pay per view in a ladder match. They also mentioned that it would be against multiple opponents. However, they failed to reveal which performers those will be. The assumption is Dean Ambrose, R Truth, Dolph Ziggler and Daniel Bryan.
February 26, 2015
Dolph Ziggler vs Wade Barrett
A video on YouTube of a match from Monday Night Raw between Dolph Ziggler and Wade Barrett, where it appears that WWE is setting up a fatal four way match for the Intercontinental Championship at Wrestlemania.
February 24, 2015
Wade Barrett vs Dean Ambrose
In the fifth match of Fast Lane, Wade Barrett was successfully able to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship because the referee was forced to disqualify Dean Ambrose, who refused to listen to the official and his pleas for him to stop kicking Barrett in the corner. After the loss, Ambrose delivered the Dirty Deeds to Barrett before stealing the championship belt, which leads many to believe that a rematch will take place at Wrestlemania.
February 22, 2015
WWE Fast Lane predictions
The sports books have made their predictions for Fast Lane. The odds makers feel that Rusev is going to come out victorious against John Cena. They also feel that WWE will end the pay per view with Roman Reigns standing victoriously over the beloved Daniel Bryan. Dean Ambrose is also being predicted to take the Intercontinental Championship from Wade Barrett. None of the other titles on the linee are expected to exchange hands.
February 22, 2015
Wade Barrett signs
A video on YouTube of a segment from Monday Night Raw where Dean Ambrose cleverly forces Wade Barrett so sign a contract to defend the WWE Intercontinental Championship at Fast Lane.
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Logan Benjamin Anderson, 77, died Sunday, May 2, 2010 at his residence.
He was born June 30, 1932 in the Tiger Tail community of rural Dyer County. At the age of 21, he was drafted into the Army and served in the Korean Conflict. After being honorably discharged, he returned home to Tennessee and began a lifelong career of being self-employed in a variety of business ventures. He was truly the definition of "Jack of all Trades".
Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Ruth Anderson; seven children, Deborah Anderson, Cathy Burnett, Johnny Anderson, Benny Anderson, Tammy Jones, Jimmy Anderson and Rebecca Reeves; his grandchildren, Jarrod and Clay Holland, Josh Anderson, Carmen Jones, Kyle and Colton Anderson and Will and Wesley Reeves; and two sisters, Helen Shipley and Myrtle Leitherland.
He was preceded in death by his father, Benjamin Jackson Anderson; his mother, Sarah Bell Doss; three sisters, Eliza Spry, Opal Haynes and Minnie Bishop; and a brother, George Wesley (John) Anderson.
A celebration honoring and remembering his life will be held Saturday, June 19 at 11 a.m. Friendship United Methodist Church.
Betty Joyce Barnes Davidson, 63, of Finley, died Tuesday, June 15, 2010 at her residence.
She was a retired Teacher's Aide and Bus Driver for the Dyer County Board of Education and a member of the Junction Church of God.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Junction Church of God officiated by Bro. Kenny Chessor. Burial will be in Dyer County Memorial Gardens. Dyersburg Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
The family will receive visitors from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at the church.
Survivors include her husband, Clifford Davidson of Finley; a daughter, Sherry Beasley of Jackson; a son, Steve Simmons of Adamsville; a sister, Virginia Lacy of Finley; three grandchildren, Cody Simmons, Heather Beasley and Alex Simmons; two nieces, Anita Eaton and Tonya Hughes; and two nephews, Danny Lacy and Scott Lacy.
She was preceded in death by her son, Mitchell Simmons; and her parents, Ordie and Lorene Anderson Barnes.
Pallbearers will be Danny Lacy, Scott Lacy, Robbie Eaton, Randall Hughes, Jeff Hill and Steven Brock.
Mr. Ike Peel, Jr, 91, Dyersburg, TN died Sunday, June 13, 2010 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center. He was a member of the Finley Methodist Church. Mr. Peel was a retired farmer, a Dyersburg High School 1935, 1936 & 1937 "Gold Football" recipient, member of the All-West Tennessee team and played on the prestigious West Tennessee All-Star Team his senior year, a notable University of Tennessee player highly recruited by the legendary Robert Reece Neyland and his fine 1939 Vol Team was undefeated and unscored on and played in the Sugar Bowl. In 1940, his Vol Team was undefeated and played in the 1941 Rose Bowl and in 1941 he received the Jacobs Award, given to the best blocker in the country. He served as the University of Tennessee backfield coach in 1942 and from 1943-1945 he bravely served as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Infantry being part of the first wave ashore at France on D-Day. After the war was over, Ike Peel returned to coach his beloved Vols as backfield coach in 1945, assistant backfield coach in 1946 and defensive backfield coach in 1947-1948. From 1943-1953, he expertly coached the freshman football team and scouted opponents and it was during this memorable period in "Big Orange" history that the 1950 Team beat the great University of Texas squad 20-14 in the Cotton Bowl and the 1951 Team won the National Championship. A very versatile athlete and coach, he also played baseball for three years in college, coached baseball for Tennessee for five years and was wrestling coach at the school when his team went undefeated in 1942. In 1953, he returned to Dyersburg, where he was very active in many community activities, serving with distinction as President of the High School Boosters Club, as President of the Finley Lions Club, a member of the County Planning Commission and as a member of the Dyersburg Country Club, the Moose Lodge and the American Legion. He enjoyed playing golf four or five times a week and served as President of the Senior Golf Association of West Tennessee. In 1992, he was chosen as a member of the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, which is the greatest honor a Tennessee athletic figure can receive.
Services will be at 10:00 a.m. Monday, June 21, 2010 in the Chapel of Curry Funeral Home with Reverend Benny Hopper and Reverend Greg Jordan officiating. Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The Peel family will receive visitors Sunday, June 20, 2010 from 5:00 -- 8:00 pm at the funeral home.
Survivors include 1 daughter, Becky Peel Cupples of Clinton, TN, 1 son, Ike Peel, III and wife Vicky of Dyersburg, TN, 3 grandchildren, Mary Beth Perry, Mark Cupples and wife Kelly and Mitch Cupples and wife Karen and 5 great-grandchildren Hunter Perry, Addison Cupples, Campbell Cupples, Katlyn Cupples and Kristen Cupples.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 53 years, Judy Peel and his parents Ethel and Ike Peel, Sr.
Pallbearers will be Hunter Perry, Mark Cupples, Mitch Cupples, Charles Hendrix, Marty Moody and David Minton.
Honorary Pallbearers will be Bill Kelly, Woody Clifton, Grady Gentry, Jeff Jones and Johnny Majors.
The family requests that memorials be directed to the Community Cancer Fund, PO Box 1002, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1002.
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NICE Technology Appraisals in the NHS in England - 2012, Experimental statistics, Innovation scorecard
Please note: on 21 August 2013 an updated version of the interactive spreadsheet was uploaded to correct an error in the data presented for Trastuzumab and Toclizumab, in part 3 of the interactive report. The original data swapped the data for these two drugs, so that data for Trastuzumab was labelled as Toclizumab and vice versa. This was due to a production error by the HSCIC.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) technology appraisal process assesses the clinical and cost effectiveness of new and existing medicines and treatments, and provides guidance on their use by the NHS.
The Innovation Health and Wealth paper published by the Department of Health in December 2011, set out plans to support development and adoption of innovation in the NHS. One of the actions in this paper is to drive compliance with technology appraisals by the publication of information relating to levels of compliance and variation at a local level. The Health and Social Care Information Centre was requested to develop and publish a scorecard on behalf of the Department of Health and the NHS Commissioning Board.
There is no central collection of data to directly support this, nor is data on the number of patients treated available centrally. Therefore this is an experimental publication, which presents available data from a range of sources and requests comments and suggestions from users to support future development of appropriate datasets.
The data is presented in the form of an interactive spread-sheet which uses macros to allow users to identify the organisations and interventions they wish to explore. The data is also presented in tables and charts to show variation. An accompanying report describes the data, the sources and its limitations. Please note that the interactive reporting spreadsheet should only be viewed in conjunction with this report, and the caveats to interpretation should be noted. This is supported by additional information in an FAQ format.
It is not appropriate to draw conclusions from comparison of the data for 2011 in the first scorecard with that for 2012 in this second publication, as many factors may be responsible for any apparent variation. These include differences in populations served, services provided and changes in clinical practice.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Eland on Russian and Ukraine Crisis
Recorded: Thursday, July 24, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland was interviewed by Russian newspaper Evening Moscow on the ongoing crisis in Russia and Ukraine and the western medias reaction to events concerning the downing of a Malaysian Airlines flight #17 in Ukraine on July 17, 2014.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland on Russian/European Politics & Sanctions
Recorded: Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on AriseTV discussing Russian/European politics. Russia's oligarchs are expected to withdraw money out of UK markets in light of EU sanctions against Russia. Sanctions were imposed after the downing of a Malaysian passenger jet. The sanctions will hurt EU countries as well as Russia says Eland.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Economic Policy, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Terrorism and National Crises
Michael Thomas: Division of Labor and Free Trade
Recorded: Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Michael Thomas breaks down the factors that go into a free trade economy and how division of labor plays into the equation.
For information on The Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar, click here.
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Ivan Eland on Ramifications of WW1
Recorded: Sunday, July 13, 2014
What are the lessons of World War I? How did it shape the world today? And what does it teach us about global conflict 100 years on? Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland joins a panel discussion on RT television on the ramifications of World War I.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (International), Government Power, History (International), History (U.S)
Jose Yulo: Western Civilization & Thought
Recorded: Monday, July 7, 2014
Jose Yulo discusses the history of western civilization and ways of thinking about morality and economics.
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John C. Goodman: What's the Alternative to Obamacare?
Recorded: Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
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Ivan Eland Discusses Economic Sanctions on Russia
Recorded: Monday, June 30, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on CCTV to discuss the latest round of economic sanctions on Russia, plus the recent events in Ukraine where a passenger jet was shot down in July.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic Policy, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Halbrook on Operation Freedom Radio with Dr. Dave Janda
Recorded: Sunday, June 29, 2014
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of author of Gun Control in the Third Reich appeared on the Operation Freedom radio show with Dr. Dave Janda. Halbrook speaks about his latest book and how the Second Amendment prevents events that occurred in Germany before World War II, where gun control and registration laws enabled the Nazi party to consolidate power and disarm Jews and other so-called enemies of the state.
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When severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) arrived in the
Canadian cities of Vancouver and Toronto last spring, its first
cases looked remarkably similar. Both came from individuals who
were infected at the Metropole Hotel in Hong Kong and then flew
home to Canada. In Vancouver, however, no additional cases grew
out of the initial infection. In Toronto, that single case sparked
a huge outbreak where ultimately hundreds of people were infected.
Why did such different scenarios grow out of nearly identical situations?
Dr. Lauren Ancel Meyers helps create mathematical
models that not only predict the spread of disease but can
also simulate various interventions strategies to determine
the one that might be most effective.
"It sounds intuitive, but the key difference between these
scenarios is that the infected individuals had very different contact
patterns," says
Dr. Lauren Ancel Meyers, an assistant professor of integrative
biology at The University of Texas at Austin. "In the Vancouver
case, the man lived alone with his wife, and he went immediately
to a hospital where he was isolated and where caregivers took significant
precautions while treating him. In the Toronto case, the woman
was from a large multigenerational family. She died at home as
an undiagnosed case of SARS, meanwhile exposing many people in
her family who later went on to expose other people.
"So the contact patterns of the first few cases can make
all the difference as to whether you get a big outbreak or epidemic
none at all."
Understanding the contact patterns in a community
is central to Meyers' research. She uses mathematical modeling
to track and predict the spread of infectious diseases in a community.
this year the University of British Columbia Centre for Disease
Control (UBC CDC) asked her to help them understand the spread
of SARS in Canada and worldwide and to determine the most appropriate
intervention strategies to stem the disease.
Meyers worked with
Dr. Babak Pourbohloul, director of mathematical modeling at the
UBC CDC, and members of the Scientific Investigators' Vaccine Initiative
(SIVI) to create a mathematical model that describes the spread
of SARS through
city. Using demographic
and census data from Vancouver, they built a model of the patterns
of interaction in the city. Household size, the number of houses,
distribution of schools and hospitals and other data allowed them
to construct a network that represents the way individuals actually
interact in the community. Once they understand those interactions,
they can predict how rapidly a disease will spread, what parts
of the city are most at risk and what preventions are most effective
in stopping it.
Using mathematical models to analyze the spread
of the disease isn't new, but Meyers and other researchers
are approaching modeling in a new way, using network theory.
the past, most mathematical modeling of epidemics was undertaken
by separating a population into three or more distinct groups:
those who are susceptible to a disease, those who are already infected
and those who have recovered. It assumed that there was some probability
that those who are susceptible would come into contact with those
who were infected, that those who were infected would recover,
and that in some cases, those who recovered would once again become
"This doesn't take into account the true heterogeneity
of contact patterns that underlie the spread of disease," says
Traditional mathematical modeling of epidemics
(top) places individuals in large groups and tries to predict
the probability of movement from one group to the next.
Network theory (bottom) allows researchers to build more
complex models that take into consideration the contact
patterns of individuals.
In reality, all susceptible people do not face the same
risk of contracting a disease. An elderly person living alone
at home is
much less likely to come into contact with an infected person
than someone who works in a large office building or a hospital,
example. In the initial Canadian SARS cases, it is clear that
living in a large family increased the chance of contracting a
The type and frequency of interactions that a person has with
others is key to determining who may become infected.
"Using network theory, instead of grouping people into populations,
we take into account every single person, and every single person
becomes a point in a network," says Meyers. "Now let's
say a person brings a disease like SARS into a community. We can
predict what parts of the community—the network—will
be infected, how quickly it will spread, and how best to stop it
Network theory is often used by researchers investigating
social interactions, and it's become popularized in the past
decade through the concept of "six degrees of separation." "Six
degrees of separation" asserts that each person on the planet
is at the most removed from every other person by six degrees,
or six connections with others. The term was popularized by the
playwright John Guare, who wrote a play of the same name which
was later made into a movie. And a few years ago some college students
in Pennsylvania created a "six degrees of Kevin Bacon" game
that become an instant fad, asking players to link the ubiquitous
actor to other actors in a maximum of six steps.
The mathematical
models Meyers builds borrow from sociological approaches. The models
account for the points of connection between individuals.
"Each person within a community is represented as a point
in the network," Meyers explains. "The edges that connect
a person to other people represent interactions that take place
inside or outside of the home, including interactions that take
place at school or work, while shopping or dining, while at a hospital,
etc. The network thereby captures the diversity of human contacts
that underlie the spread of disease."
Some people may come
into contact with very few people, but others may have many strands
connecting them to other people in the community
through their work or social habits. If this person becomes sick,
he or she has the potential to become what researchers call a "superspreader," someone
who spreads disease to a lot of people in the community. Identifying
potential superspreaders is one step in curbing an outbreak.
type of mathematical modeling may have important implications
for public health officials. When the SARS outbreak began, officials
were in a quandary. They needed to act quickly to control the
of the disease, yet they lacked the information necessary to
determine which interventions would be most effective. Would they
be best
served by closing schools or by supplying health care workers
with better face masks, by limiting air travel or by waiting for
a vaccine?
Such decisions may be easier to make in the future, thanks to
advances in mathematical modeling.
This shows a municipal contact network. In
a city, SARS can spread within households, schools, workplaces,
hospitals and public spaces. The lines between the dots
represent contacts between individuals that could potentially
lead to disease transmission.
"Mathematical models allow us to simulate the spread of
diseases through different kinds of settings and test different
kinds of
interventions," says Meyers. "This can give policymakers
the tools and confidence to make educated decisions."
first started working on mathematical models in the spread of infectious
diseases while doing post-doctoral research in Atlanta and at the
Santa Fe Institute. She collaborated with Mark Newman from the
University of Michigan, one of the pioneers of epidemiological
network modeling,
and some
researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
who were trying to figure out how to stop the spread of mycoplasma
pneumonia—known as walking pneumonia—in hospital
wards, military barracks, college campuses and other places where
individuals come into close contact.
"Before we began this project, the CDC hadn't yet
determined the best strategies for controlling the spread walking
because they can rarely do experiments when an outbreak is in progress," Meyers
explains. "They can't treat half the population and
not the other half. It is also difficult to compare the success
of interventions on different outbreaks because the settings in
which they take place are often quite distinct."
Meyers and
her collaborators developed a mathematical model of a psychiatric
institution in Indiana, building a network that accounted
for everyone who works or lives in the facility. She found that
while the focus is generally on preventing the spread of walking
pneumonia from patient to patient, caregivers play a much more
important role in the large-scale spread of respiratory infections
across such a facility. Caregivers pick it up in one ward and spread
it to the next, and because of their diverse patient load, a few
infected caregivers can potentially lead to the infection hundreds
of patients.
"Looking at this from a network modeling perspective allowed
us to see how important changing the behavior of caregivers is
stopping an outbreak," Meyers says.
The models then enable
researchers to simulate a change in caregiver behavior and project
the response in the spread of disease. This
allows policymakers to test possible interventions before investing
time and money into them.
And should SARS or another respiratory-borne
illness threaten Vancouver, policymakers there will similarly
be able to test possible interventions
before implementing them.
Air travel can enable illnesses like SARS and
flu to cross international borders. Meyers is working on
a model of global disease transmission based on flights in
and out of American cities.
Because contact patterns differ from community
to community, mathematical modeling requires that a model be built
for each individual community.
Meyers and Pourbohloul are currently working with a large team
of Canadian epidemiologists and infectious disease experts to
build network models of four Canadian hospitals and two communities—one
rural and the other urban. Once good network models of these hospitals
and communities are in place, they can be used to predict and control
the spread of all kinds of diseases.
At the same time, modeling
these distinct communities will allow researchers to look to see
if they can draw any generalizations
across communities. They hope to be able to say that, in general,
one type of intervention works better than another. Ideally, however,
each community, be it a large city like Toronto or a community
like The University of Texas at Austin campus, would have its own
model to use as a tool for preventing the spread of disease.
likes the idea of building some models closer to home, be it for
Texas or Austin or the university campus. In the meantime,
she's working on Canada and beginning to build a network
model of global disease transmission based on the flights in and
out of American cities. This kind of larger scale model would be
extremely helpful for diseases like SARS and flu that cross international
When reflecting on networks, Meyers calls to mind one of
this year's
other big news stories: the big power outage.
"You can think about electricity spreading along a grid like disease
spreading through a population," she says. "But our
goals for electricity and epidemiology are opposite. With electricity,
you want to make sure your network is built so that if something
happens to cut down one of your links, the whole system is not
going to crash. In the case of disease, you want to break the connections
through vaccinations or other interventions that most effectively
stop its spread."
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I would like to know what kind of "Kool-Aid" Jim Crawford has been drinking to only see good news with "Obamacare."
Yes, the people will be covered with mom or dad's insurance to 26 years of age. However, at 27, no matter what job they have, they must buy insurance coverage or pay a fine to the federal government.
The rosy picture he puts forth shows policies going down, premiums dropping down, which is only true in his dreams.
I live in the real world and drugs that before "Obamacare" were tier one with no co-pay. Many are now tier 2 with a large co-pay.
The phony way that unemployment is dropping is to count part-time jobs as people in the workforce. This hasn't been done under any other president, and just don't count those who have given up on finding a job. They are forgotten in the unemployment count.
The true unemployment is nearer to 15 percent not 7.4. To count part-time jobs as full-time employment sure looks good. However, try to raise a family on less than 30 hours a week at any job.
As for his write up on Aug. 9, he doesn't think anything is wrong. However, when Nixon had taped many conversations and was caught lying, he was impeached. Nixon was a Republican, and the Obama presidency is Democratic. All the true scandals the Democrats have been trying to sweep everything under the rug.
As Hillary Clinton said about Benghazi, "What difference does it make?" To her, none. To the families who lost four people, it says that this administration isn't standing with them.
To the border agent who was killed by our giving guns to Mexican dope dealers in "Fast and Furious," our Democratic leaders say nothing. Again, what difference did it make?
What about those who were targeted after applying for tax exempt status? How come only Democrats were given the right and those that oppose Obama, many of which still are waiting for approval because they refused to say what they prayed for, and how many were in their group.
Jim calls this a made-up scandal, but if that was so, tell me just why did so many that testified get caught in lies or take the fifth, refusing to answer on the grounds that they would incriminate themselves.
However, we are led by a bunch of lying Democrats who never know the truth when it hits them in the face. They just try to bury it under the Democratic rug.
There are other scandals to numerous to write about that I left out.
I'm glad that I drink water, which doesn't rose color the truth.
Had this been a Republican administration, the president would have been impeached for allowing this to go on.
A Republican would not promote those who took the Fifth Amendment or are on paid administrative leave and will get a promotion when they come back.
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The inside of the city's storage building looks a bit like the island of misfit toys.
Old fire hoses, police car light bars, laptop docking stations and other surplus items sit in the dim light, stacked in piles of 10 or more.
A garbage truck with some rust around the edges and a van with "SWAT" still visible on the side are parked just outside the single door into the building, which is a bit rusty itself.
They're items that the city's various departments no longer use or have replaced with newer, better versions.
But they still have some life left in them, and they will be up on the auction block Monday to go to the highest bidder, although items can go for as low as $1.
The city will then throw out any items it can't sell, said Jeremy Chandler, who works for the city's maintenance department.
Chandler said the city tries to have an auction every year. The maintenance department will contact other city departments and ask for items they aren't using or have replaced recently, he said.
A list of those items then goes before the Board of Public Works and Safety to be approved as surplus, said Matt Caldwell, the city's director of finance and operations.
Any items that the board approves as unneeded can then be sold at auction, he said.
There aren't always enough items to have a live auction, Chandler said.
The last one was more than three years ago, and that was online because the city had just three or four vehicles approved for sale, said Mike Mensendiek, an auctioneer who helps the city sell its surplus items.
But this year, the city has five vehicles and various smaller items that it hopes to auction off, including:
A red 1996 Jeep Cherokee from the maintenance department with 107,291 miles that's worth about $2,500 according to Kelley Blue Book pricing.
A white 2000 Jeep Cherokee from the engineering department with 114,716 miles that's worth about $4,800 according to blue book pricing.
A red 1995 Ford F350 XLT truck with a snow blade attached that the maintenance department has used to plow the City Hall lot. The truck has 144,270 miles and is worth about $4,893 according to blue book pricing.
A garbage packer truck with 108,272 miles.
A former Dolly Madison truck used by the Columbus Police Department as a "SWAT" vehicle. The truck has 113,241 miles.
17 window partitions from the back seat of police cars, built for a Ford Crown Victoria.
Six digital cameras, various models.
A hydraulic hose-making system.
Wood chippers.
The items up for auction were finalized Tuesday, when the Columbus Board of Works approved the list.
Mensendiek said while the items are no longer of use to the city, they still can be of value to someone.
The used fire hoses would be good for a volunteer fire department. Farmers could use the hydraulic hose-making system. Small towns without a big budget to buy police equipment could use the old lights, light bars and back-seat window partitions.
Some items set for the auction block, particularly any old office equipment, likely will be harder to sell, Mensendiek said.
But nearly all of the items — especially the vehicles — are of high enough interest to people that there should be a good turnout, he said.
Any money the city makes through the auction goes back to the general fund, Caldwell said.
Chandler was at the last live auction, and hopes that a large crowd comes out Monday for the next one.
Proceeds in past years, he said, have been minimal, due to the condition of the items up for auction.
Mensendiek said while the items aren't in the greatest condition, they also aren't at the point where they would need to be thrown away.
The city's profit in this year's auction will hinge on how much people are willing to pay for the vehicles, Mensendiek said.
Buyers will have the opportunity to go home with some unique items, he said.
After all, Mensendiek said, you never know what you might find.


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Saying no to President George W. Bush was easy. It was second nature to foreigners—and also to many Americans. For most world leaders, saying no to Bush was the obvious course of action. "If we are to make the world politically more secure and economically more stable and prosperous,"wrote Joseph Stieglitz, a Nobel laureate in economics, "Europe and the rest of the world will have to do their part. … [T]his entails `Just Saying No' to President Bush."
And with the exception of the first year after 9/11—the era of good will toward America—it was indeed rather common for international players to follow Stieglitz's advice. "France and Germany dug in for another diplomatic battle when they rejected American proposals for a new UN resolution on Iraq"; "Saudi Arabia rebuffed President Bush's request to immediately pump more oil to lower record prices"; "NATO rebuffs Bush on troop restrictions in Afghanistan"; "Russia rebuffs U.S. call to rethink $1bln Venezuela arms deal"; "the Bush administration is neither loved nor feared in growing sectors of the international community—increasingly, it is simply being ignored." The list could go on and on.
Enter the Obama administration and the much-anticipated Obama effect on global public opinion. Even before the 2008 election, "the world" preferred Obama over McCain by more than a 3-to-1 margin, according to Gallup. Obama, concluded a June 2009 study conducted by the Program on International Policy Attitudes at the University of Maryland, "has the confidence of many publics around the world—inspiring far more confidence than any other world political leader." In 16 countries, approval of U.S. leadership has increased compared with last year (Gallup, again).
Obama had the advantage of stepping into the teeny-tiny shoes of his very unpopular predecessor. "Bush's popularity in the United States has sunk to the level of Richard Nixon's just before he resigned from office. The president's standing abroad is still worse," observed a report by the Pew Research Center. One blog post summarized the situation simplistically but succinctly: "Arab opinion: Bush bad, Obama good." So the stage was set for Obama to make his pitch and win over allies and foes. But as everybody knows by now, things didn't work out that way. World leaders accustomed to saying no monitored the new administration for a while and then resumed their old habits.
Russia kept placing obstacles on the road to tougher sanctions against Iran; Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu refused to freeze all settlement activities as the administration demanded; the North Koreans said no to repeated attempts at talks; at the Copenhagen climate-change summit, the "agreement the United States reached with Brazil, China, India and South Africa lacked commitments to achieve its stated goals"; the Iranians didn't show any sign of appreciation for Obama's attempt to have more civilized conversation aimed at curbing their nuclear ambitions; the Cubans, with whom Obama had also vowed to have more constructive dialogue, now call the president "imperial and arrogant." Not even Mahmoud Abbas, the very weak Palestinian president, was convinced to resume talks with Israel. This list is gets longer every day.
Of course, every no merits its own explanation. In some cases (Saudi Arabia, Israel), it was lack of preparation on Obama's side. In others (Iran), the naiveté or wishful thinking of an inexperienced president. With certain regimes (Cuba, North Korea), it was simply business as usual. And still other countries (Russia, Palestine) might still let Obama have some kind of progress to show for his diplomatic efforts.
The president has made many mistakes. Some were seemingly harmless—like his failed last-minute attempt to bring the Olympics to Chicago. And some were far more worrisome, such as Obama's disastrous meeting with Saudi King Abdullah, in which the king "launched a tirade" about refusing to "show reciprocal gestures to Israel," as Obama had requested.


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The No. 14-ranked Commodores have been vulnerable enough to lose their last two games, turning the ball over in alarming numbers and digging themselves into deep first-half holes along the way.
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Devon Wallace finished the game 1-for-3 and drew an intentional walk. Her 65th walk of the season puts her one walk behind the SEC single-season record of 66. Wallace also grabbed a line-drive out of the air in the bottom of the sixth inning to kill a Tennessee rally.
"How about Devon Wallace?" Larabee said. "She had four quality at-bats tonight. She also played an excellent first base, which she has all season." Beasley ran into trouble in the bottom of the first inning as she walked Kat Dotson. She then hit Lauren Gibson to put two on for Madison Shipman. The senior also drew a one-out walk to load the bases. Beasley was able to retire Melissa Davin and Melissa Brown to work out of the jam and end the inning.
The Foreman, Ark. native battled back in the second and worked a 1-2-3 inning. She struck out Tory Lewis in the process, giving her 148 on the season. Amanda Geile garnered the first runner of the day for the Razorbacks in the top of the third. She drew a two-out walk to put a runner on for Wallace. She battled but lined out to rightfield. Tennessee starter Ellen Renfroe had retired nine of the ten batters she faced through three innings.
Beasley also retired the 'Vols, in order, in the third. She struck out the reigning NCAA Player of the Week, Gibson, to end the third. This gave Beasley four strikeouts on the day. Bronkey led off the fifth inning with a rope-single through the left side of the infield. Ashley Martindale then pinch-ran and advanced to second when Jennifer Rambo reached on an infield single. Nicole Schroeder grounded out to short, but advanced both runners on the play. Gee then grounded a ball to the second-baseman, Gibson. She threw the ball home but it was too late. Martindale scored to give Arkansas a 1-0 lead. After a Geile fly-out, Wallace was intentionally walked to load the bases for Stephanie Canfield. She grounded the ball to the shortstop, Shipman, but was thrown out by a step to end the top of the fifth.
The offensive momentum carried into the bottom half of the inning. Beasley got Cheyanne Tarango to pop out for the first out of the inning. After Lexi Overstreet was hit by a pitch, Tory Lewis popped out on a bunt. Raven Chavanne then grounded out sharply to Wallace to end the inning. Chloe Oprzedek led off the top of the sixth with the second base-hit of the day for the Razorbacks. She stole second two batters later and then advanced to third on a groundout from Bronkey. Rambo approached the plate with two outs and worked a seven pitch at-bat. She hammered the eighth pitch up the middle to give Arkansas a 2-0 lead. Tennessee garnered a leadoff runner in the sixth as Dotson reached on a bunt single. After two straight outs, Davin singled off of Beasley to put two runners on for Brown. She lined a ball down the first base line and Wallace dove to snag it out of the air. The side was retired and Arkansas took a 2-0 lead into the seventh inning. Wallace continued her excellent day at the plate and lined a two-out single into centerfield. However, the Razorbacks were unable to plate her and the score stood at 2-0. Overstreet would not let the Volunteers go down without a fight as she notched a one-out triple. Lewis followed the triple with a sacrifice fly to cut the lead in half. Beasley battled back and got the SEC's leading hitter, Chavanne, to fly out. This ended the game and Tennessee's 19-game winning streak.
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JOHN Mayer and Christina Aguilera are some of the stars set to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
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Mayer will perform in honour of Albert King with Gary Clark Jr., then induct the late bluesman. Aguilera and Hudson will salute Donna Summer.
Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins will induct Rush, and hall of fame member Don Henley will induct Randy Newman at the April 18 ceremony in Los Angeles.
Public Enemy and Heart will also enter the hall of fame, along with lifetime achievement award winners Quincy Jones and Lou Adler. More performers and presenters will be announced later.
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"I'm not sure we've gotten a reinforcing push of ducks since the big rain event," said AGFC waterfowl program coordinator Luke Naylor. "And the ducks that have been here are likely spreading out with the abundance of habitat that's available."
Naylor also pointed out that the past two weeks likely have been a time of intense hunting pressure. Schools have been on Christmas break, and the holidays are also a time when many hunters take vacation days.
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