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Sobering fact: Pharma's drug pipeline is producing half the number of truly new medications it turned out a decade ago. 2008 is likely to see between 24 and 29 new molecular entities launch worldwide, according to IMS Health. Compare that with 1997, when IMS counted 52 new compounds for sale. Output has dwindled steadily for 10 years. There is no uptick in sight.
"Every piece of data suggests that research is not a core competency of Big Pharma," says Barbara Ryan, a managing director and pharmaceutical analyst at Deutsche Bank. "Something will have to change. The big companies may have to learn to outsource more research and figure out how to maintain access to it."
As discouraging as the numbers look, some great products are moving through clinical trials. From fresh insights into the beta-amyloid pathway, which offer the tantalizing prospect of preventing Alzheimer's disease, to a host of new antibacterials set to battle that scourge of hospitals, MRSA, the industry is tackling some of the nation's major health challenges. Here's a look at 61 new drugs that our experts from Wall Street to university teaching hospitals find most exciting.You Must Remember This . . .
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Flurizan, a gamma secretase modulator, interferes with the manufacture of "amyloid precursor protein," the parent protein of amyloid. With Flurizan, gamma secretase produces less of the most-toxic variety of soluble amyloid and more of a less-toxic sort, Cummings explains. Flurizan's efficacy data is expected in early 2008.
Bapineuzumab, a humanized monoclonal antibody, is infused intravenously to remove plaque—as well as the toxic intermediate—from the brain, Cummings said. PBT2, a chelator or metal-protein attenuating compound, is currently in a Phase II trial in Sweden. According to Cummings, the drug is designed to inhibit the aggregation of amyloid before it becomes toxic. Researchers theorize that accumulation of metals in the brain converts beta-amyloid into an enzyme that catalyzes production of hydrogen peroxide and damages brain cells.
The hope, Cummings says, is that one of these drugs makes it possible to intervene early in the onset of the disease, retard the development of soluble amyloid, and thereby prevent the memory loss and dementia. The recent failure of Neurochem's Alzhemed to show drug–placebo differences in a Phase III trial was a disappointment, Cummings admits, but not a reason to give up on the beta-amyloid pathway. The company is continuing to evaluate the treatment.
Dimebon, a symptomatic agent in the same family as Forest's Namenda (memantine), is a cholinesterase inhibitor and NMDA receptor antagonist that inhibits mitochondrial pore formation. It raised hopes by exceeding goals in a Phase II trial in Russia. "At 12 months, the difference between drug and placebo on some measures was larger than at six months," Cummings said. "That's what one would expect with a disease-modifying compound."
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run home run as the
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A review of the economic research on the effects of raising ordinary income tax rates
Higher revenue, unchanged growth, and uncertain but potentially large reductions in the growth of inequality
By Andrew Fieldhouse | April 2, 2013
The consequences of changing top marginal tax rates are at the nexus of three of the most pressing economic challenges facing the United States: ensuring economic growth, securing long-run fiscal sustainability, and mitigating widening income inequality. Opposition to allowing any of the upper-income Bush-era tax cuts to expire during the "fiscal cliff" debate was grounded in concerns about adverse impacts on long-run economic growth (Carroll and Prante 2012), whereas the case for ending these tax cuts was buttressed by noting they carried hefty budgetary opportunity costs yet offered relatively small near-term economic benefits (Bivens and Fieldhouse 2012).1 Further, top income tax rate reductions have been blamed for exacerbating the trend toward greater income inequality.
As this paper outlines, recent economic research suggests that past reductions in top marginal individual income tax rates have had a statistically insignificant impact on growth and its driving factors—labor supply, savings, investment, and productivity growth. However, they have discernibly widened structural budget deficits and exacerbated income inequality. The policy implications of this research are that increasing top marginal tax rates can raise substantial sums of revenue and potentially dampen the rise of income inequality without unduly restraining economic growth. Major findings from the economic literature summarized in this paper include:
- The top U.S. income tax rate is currently well below best estimates of the optimal rate for revenue maximization.
- Recent research implies a revenue-maximizing top effective federal income tax rate of roughly 68.7 percent. This is nearly twice the top 35 percent effective marginal ordinary income tax rate that prevailed at the end of 2012, and 27.5 percentage points higher than the 41.2 percent rate in 2013.2 This would mean a top statutory income tax rate of 66.1 percent, 26.5 percentage points above the prevailing 39.6 percent top statutory rate.
- Tax reform that broadens the tax base and minimizes tax avoidance opportunities actually increases the revenue-maximizing top marginal tax rate. This means that base-broadening tax reform and higher marginal rates should be seen as complements, not substitutes.
- Analyses of top tax rate changes since World War II show that higher rates have no statistically significant impact on factors driving economic growth—private saving, investment levels, labor participation rates, and labor productivity—nor on overall economic growth rates.
- Both short-run demand-side and long-run supply-side growth effects stemming from top tax rate changes are extremely modest. Thus, related "dynamic" revenue "leakages" stemming from reduced economic activity following top rate increases are small as well. Indeed, the net revenue feedback of the 2001–2004 tax cuts was recently estimated at recouping just 1 percent of their scored cost.
- Historically, decreases in top marginal tax rates have widened inequality of both pre- and post-tax income. This has been interpreted by some economists as marginal rate reductions providing a higher payoff to rent-seeking (i.e., using influence to "bargain" a higher share of income at the expense of other workers).
- Today's economic context of a depressed U.S. economy, political pressure to prematurely reduce near-term budget deficits, and ever-widening income inequality actually strengthens the case for raising top marginal tax rates. There remains substantial scope for further raising top rates toward the revenue-maximizing levels estimated by the best economic research.
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Laundry by Shelli Segal has long been the go-to label for easy cocktail dresses for their stylish and unique designs, while still staying affordable. In their latest national design competition to "Design the Perfect Little Black Dress," Korean American interior designer Sarah Ahn took home first place with her winning design. The "Sarah" dress, named after the winner, is a knee-length, slip-on design with a V-neck in both front and back and cap sleeves. It's available now through October at Nordstrom, Dillards, Macy's, Zappos, Polyvore, 6pm.com and shopstyle.com.
What's surprising is that Sarah initially worked in the neuroscience field. Her experience shows that people don't always grow up knowing what they want to do, nor do they enter school or the work force pursuing their interests. People may spend years working on something they aren't truly passionate about only to discover later that it wasn't something they wanted to do for the rest of their lives. Unfortunately, it took a tragic event, her brother's motorcycle accident, before she had the courage to go into the arts, something she had always loved growing up. Here, we talk to Sarah about her inspirational story, her winning LBD, and her thoughts on eco-fashion.
Where you were born: Daegu, South Korea
Where you were raised: Everywhere. My dad served in the U.S. Army for 24 years in the medical brigade, so I've moved 22 times before the age of 18. The longest I've lived anywhere was in the small farm town of Sun Prairie, Wisc.
Age: 32
Education: BS in Physiological Science, MS in Physiological Science, PhD in Molecular, Cellular & Integrative Physiology – all from UCLA
Growing up, have you always been involved in the arts? Were your parents supportive of it?
All throughout my childhood, I've won awards in art. I've had a lot of support and encouragement from my art teachers and my parents as well. They never forced me to become a doctor or a lawyer, as many Asian parent stereotypes suggest.
It seems you are not only talented, but interested in the arts, so why did you initially enter college studying physiological science?
One day, I submitted an art piece that didn't follow the teacher's instructions for the art piece. I chose to add something else to the piece that I felt was more conversational and thought-provoking. While she said she would give me an "A" for the quality of the artwork, she gave me an "F" strictly based on not following the assignment. She explained at the time that she wanted me to understand that an artist in the real world must follow the instructions of their clients or they would not be paid for their work. The idea that I would have to make art for others was suffocating. I always drew for me … it was my escape, my savior from the loneliness that follows an Army brat that has to make new friends from place to place, my outlet to express things I could not do in words. So overnight, I chose my next favorite topic: biology. I became a certified nurse assistant at the age of 17. I also entered an essay contest about the future of medicine in the 21st century and won the grand prize in the state of Texas.
Even after you received your PhD, you decided to change your mind and pursue a career in design. Why is that?
After being a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University for only three months, I got a phone call from my parents on January 7, 2007. My brother had gotten into a motorcycle accident. He was in a coma for two months then onto rehab. He had endured severe brain injury. With the efforts of my parents, we were able to get him to eat and talk again, to raise his arms and finally, to walk again. When he was well enough to go home to my parents, I went back to my position at Northwestern. I was alone in my lab space performing neurosurgery on mice to study the spinal cord with respect to walking. At the end of the day, I could no longer euthanize the animals as I did before my brother's accident. When I was back home and away from the lab is when I couldn't go back to doing what I did before. It was at this juncture where I made the pivotal decision to pursue another career. And after all these years, I am back to art.
I believe things, initially apparently good or bad, always happen for a good reason. My brother is doing well now … well on his way to recovery. If it weren't for this crisis in my life, I would not have had the push or courage to make the change. As a result, even though the future isn't always clear, I know that I am very happy with my decision.
Was it difficult making the change?
Yes and no. No because I had the moral and financial support of my husband, who encouraged me to look deeper into my passion of the arts. On the same token, my change led me to move away from my husband to L.A. so that I may attend FIDM. We've had a long distance marriage for over one and a half years now. The iPhone FaceTime feature has helped keep our marriage sane!
Yes because despite my parents initial support of my artwork in high school, now after having a PhD, they found my new career path to be below me. I suspect my mom thought that I had deserted my PhD to become a sweat shop seamstress. That is something I hear from friends and strangers as well … "Do you feel like your PhD was a waste? You've thrown it away! And all that time it took for you to get it." Well, I haven't thrown it away. I will always have it. It only took me four years to get it and everything I've learned from the experience. It's been hard to even share this dress contest win with my parents. They just don't get the magnitude of it.
How did you start off your design career and where do you plan on going with it?
I started with the fact that I owned 2,000 lbs of clothes. I know this for a fact because when my husband and I moved from L.A. to Chicago, we had a 5,000 lbs limit. The movers weighed my closet and discovered that I literally own a ton of clothes. Ha!
I give credit to my schooling at FIDM. I took full advantage of all the opportunities it offered. I thank my fashion illustration teacher for empowering me with the skill to be able to put the ideas in my head onto paper in a way that others can now understand what I'd like to make as well.
I have met with my manufacturers overseas to produce both my fashion collection (debuting this fall) and my home furnishings line (throw pillows, bedding, drapes, etc., also launching this fall). I would like to expand from residential interior design into hospitality (hotels). I just want to make beautifully colorful, geometric, bold, and cleanly designed fashion and home accessories so we can be surrounded in beautiful things that please the eye and uplift our spirits.
How did you find out about the Laundry by Shelli Segal LBD design contest and why did you decide to enter?
As a student at FIDM, I would frequently check their career website for any scholarship or contests to apply for. I've never heard of the contest before and I happened to have some spare time and decided to turn in a sketch. It seemed easy enough to sketch something, scan it and email it in with my design concept.
How did you feel the moment you found out you won?
My husband and I had just arrived at our hotel. I was checking my email. I thought initially it was spam mail. When I read closer, I started to cry. I felt like the win justified and validated my career change. It somehow reassured me that the risk I took in being apart from my husband, giving up my income, taking out a large loan, being at odds with my parents was just a tiny bit … worth it. It was unbelievable.
What was the concept behind your design?
Designing a "perfect" little black dress was daunting. There are so many possible options. After brainstorming several rough sketches, I finally decided on one that can be versatile, a go-to classic dress for any occasion that can be dressed up or down. So then I decided to make it reversible to make two different looks in one. In my initial design, I included a boat neck for a more modest look and a deep v-neck for a night look. I also added unattached side seam pockets because women always love dresses with pockets, especially non-bulky pockets. I wanted the dress made from a stretchy jersey to fall just above the knee at its full length to provide an elongating illusion which is slimming for any woman but that can be hiked up a bit to be shorter for a night out on the town if she wished.
I know you support living a green life; has that influenced your designs in some way?
I learned very early that my birthday was connected to the international celebration of Earth Day. In interior design, I make efforts whenever possible to reuse items that clients already have in new ways by repainting them or refurbishing them in some way to keep them out of landfills. In fashion design, I'd like to make clothing that would work in combination with many other items that already exist in a woman's closet so that she doesn't need to buy clothes so often and thus adding to landfills when it is discarded. I also like to buy clothing from thrift stores to add to my wardrobe or to deconstruct and reconstruct into something new thus recycling the fabric. I also plan on working with sustainable materials such as bamboo for both interiors and fashion. New techniques make bamboo now a very soft fabric to work into apparel.
What can people do to be more involved with, and promote eco-fashion?
Women can support designers that use sustainable fabrics and apparel that are designed around achieving more than one look (reversible, inside out, etc) to reduce fabric waste in landfills. Women can also try shopping more often from thrift stores. Or hold clothing swap parties. Get a bunch of girlfriends that are roughly the same size as you are and ask everyone to bring their unwanted clothing. Then let the trading begin! Your trash can be someone else's treasure.


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Cali_hornhunter, great job, that is awesome!! I'm sure it is the first of many bowkills for you!
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Opening day in Western Oregon. I was going to hold out for a 4 point but I got excited when I slipped in on this guy in his bed at 20 yards in the timber.
Great BT joe and nice to see some one still using a lever gun for the pacific ghosts
Big Sur: Those are some great looking blackmails. I have hunted them for 30 years in Oregon and bucks like that are very hard to come by. Are you hunting private or public?
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Raises for district attorneys and assistant district attorneys would come from fee increases for various felonies and misdemeanors, including speeding.
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Going into this season Coach Albers had said that he would be disappointed if they weren't better than last season. The Yellow Jackets started with a bang going 13-0 to start the 2007 season. At one point they improved to a 21-3 record and had defeated the 9th ranked team in the country in Columbia College who is entering post season play 5th in the country. They also took the 6th ranked team in the country in Dickinson State University to five games losing in the final match 18-16.
The Yellow Jackets have a bright future returning a good nucleus for the 2008 season despite losing five seniors. "We are losing five incredible seniors in Co-Captain's Mindi Mayer and Carly Benz, as well as, Jennifer Weitzel, Chelsey Mort, and Victoria Cross. These seniors have been our backbone for four years helping us to two 20 win seasons and getting this program to where it is today" said Coach Albers. Sophomore Kristen Engle was recognized as 1st Team All-DAC. She led the conference in blocks and was third in kills and hitting percentage. Sophomore Mandy Brumfield was one of the top setters in assists per game and aces per game earning her 2nd Team All-DAC honors. Freshman Maggie O'Neill had a tremendous first season at Black Hills State as she was named 2nd Team All-DAC for being one of the top hitters in the conference. She was also named Freshman of the Year in the DAC. Coach Albers received Coach of the Year honors in the conference guiding the team to a 22-5 record.
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It looks like Lil Wayne isn't quite out of the woods with regard to his controversial lyric in the remix of Future's "Karate Chop." Now, one of R&B's most celebrated figures is taking Weezy to task over his notorious reference to Emmett Till.
In a recent report from the Associated Press, legendary singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder commented on Wayne's infamous lyric that he "beat that pussy up like Emmett Till." Wonder said that the YMCMB rapper crossed a line in equating Till's racially motivated murder to sex, and added that someone should have been there put Weezy in check before the track's release.
"You can't equate that to Emmett Till. You just cannot do that," he explained. "I think you got to have someone around you that - even if they are the same age or older - is wiser to say, 'Yo, that's not happening. Don't do that'...sometimes people have to put themselves in the place of people who they are talking about. Imagine if that happened to your mother, brother, daughter or your son. How would you feel? Have some discernment before we say certain things. That goes for me or any other writer."
In the wake of the song's release, the family of Emmett Till released a statement condemning the song and demanding an apology from Lil Wayne. Epic Records ultimately pulled the "unauthorized" remix and issued an apology.
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Authorities say the conductor of a Chicago Transit Authority train discovered the body as the train pulled into the LaSalle station early Monday.
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Gene Chizik Arrives in Auburn - YouTube
Thank you Gene for leaving, we owe you!
How four short years has changed the program.
Paul Rhoads introduced as Iowa State football coach - YouTube
Cyclone football still hasn't turned the corner IMO.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
When Gene Smith was hired as AD and hired Danny Mac
Dear God, another one of these pointless threads....
We may be in the middle of a major corner turn right now. Let's hope!
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Dear God, another one of these pointless threads....
Really? Think about it...If Gene would have taken the extension we would be further in the hole. Not a pointless thread.
Winning Saturday would be a huge step for this program. Two wins against top 5 teams in two years. Would also push us in to the top 25.
I'm just as happy as you that Chizik didn't take the extension. I do think about it a lot. Same with Mcdermott. Things seemed to work out well for everyone in the end. Pollard got his second chance at hiring, Mcdermott is where he belongs, the Mayor is back, the football program is heading the right direction, and Chizik is gonna get canned.
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ISU football has turned numerous corners since 95. The challenge has been that our path has many corners.
I think the 2009 Nebraska game was a big turning point. Up until that point I think people were happy with the Rhoads hire but not blown away yet. That game was big in that us as fans realized we had something special, and the excitement around the program took off that day and hasn't let up. And while Rhoads has done some great things here, he is nowhere near his ceiling.
Wow... I just listened to that speech again. Hearing that would never have me guess that the same coach would maek the "one team" and "so proud" speeches.
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ISU football has turned numerous corners since 95. The challenge has been that our path has many corners.
Agree, but CPR has turned every corner. We will not win the BIg 12 anytime soon but we will not be a doormat anymore.
Rhoads has his guys believing they can win every game they play in, no Iowa state coach I have witnessed (walden mccarney) accomplished that. Turning the corner would be continuing to win some of these big games and not laying an egg like they did vs tech. They are close, very close. Getting beat when playing your best game will happen against great teams. It's the consistency to play their best I am hoping for.
Interesting, if you watched the whole video the sports reporter says that Iowa State should hire a proven head coach, no more coordinators. Then we hired Rhoads, zero head coaching experience, lots of coordinator experience, more importantly a right fit for the culture.
He also suggests we talk to Turner Gill, I'm glad we didn't.
Thanks JP for hiring Rhoads, it should continue to prove to be one of the best decisions in Cyclone History!
Damn that was a great speech.
we havent turned the corner completely, but are getting close!! a 6-6 record with a trip to a bowl game this year would not be something most of us are willing to settle for. we have to many great seniors leaving at the end of the year. we have to make our mark!
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The best in skincare and cosmetics tends to come with the perfect marriage of science and style. Since 2000, the NuFace brand—founded by the veteran cosmetologist Carol Cole—has offered an innovative and groundbreaking line of anti-aging products anchored by a unique, FDA-approved microcurrent hand-held device. These treatments help bolster the poise and tone of your face in order to reduce the superficial symptoms of aging and invigorate your countenance.
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MARANA, Ariz. - Snow turned Wednesday's first round of the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship into a white out.
Frost will deal a cold hand, too, the rest of the week.
A low pressure system and cold front moving across the state sent temperatures tumbling and heavy snow falling to first delay, and then suspend play at Dove Mountain. Only 21 of the 32 matches started; world No. 1 Rory McIlroy and world No. 2 Tiger Woods didn't hit one shot.
Play was first delayed at 1:07 p.m. ET as high winds mixed with temperatures in the low 40s turned rain into snow and sent the bundled players back to the warmth of the clubhouse. It snowed for nearly two hours - sometimes sideways. Accumulation was up to 4 inches on some parts of the course when play was called for the day. Greens, cacti, rocks and bunkers all turned white.
"I've never actually played golf to the point where we've actually stopped for snow, which is kind of crazy. But that's just how it is. Mother Nature can just do whatever she wants," said Jason Day, who was 6 up on Zach Johnson through 10 holes before play was halted.
Drizzle first fell, then hard rain, then sleet and then snow.
"It's absolutely remarkable to think one minute we're playing golf, albeit it's a little cool, and then within a space of 25 minutes, it turns from playable to cold drizzle to sleet and to snow," said Ian Poulter, who was 3 up through 12 on Stephen Gallacher. "And within an hour and a half of all that starting, you've got 2 inches of snow plus on the ground. It's just bizarre."
Day said players expected rain and cold and he had four layers of clothing on to start the day. He later added a rain suit.
"You had to put the umbrella up because (the sleet) started hurting once it hit your face," Day said. "After that, then it just started snowing and then just didn't stop."
Players made the most of the cold situation. Branden Grace threw snowballs. Graeme McDowell told players that skis and ski boots were available at the front desk. According to a Luke Donald tweet, hefty Carl Pettersson had the quote of the day: "This is only one of few times it's an advantage to be fat." And desserts in player dining went quickly.
"I had three - two chocolate mousse servings and one chocolate-covered strawberry on a stick," Day said. "It seems like every rain delay or snow delay that we have, you just seem to sit there and eat dessert."
There have been plenty of delays this year on the Tour. Heavy winds delayed the season-opening Hyundai Tournament of Championship for three days in Hawaii and fog wiped out an entire day at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pine
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Source code analysis can be integrated into source management as part of the check-in process, as part of the build process, or independently. CLASP recommends integrating it into check-in and into build, using efficient but less accurate technology to avoid most problems early, and deeper analysis on occasional builds to identify more complex problems.
Integration at check-in can be used to prevent check-in of code into a primary branch that does not meet coding standards or to assign potential new security defects to committers. The first goal is not well suited to legacy software applications, unless a baseline of tool output is used for comparison. The second goal also requires baseline output used for comparison that is updated incrementally.
Deep analysis can be done as a result of check-in, but frequent deep analysis is not necessary. Developers should get more immediate feedback; security auditors should get more detailed feedback, but not as frequently as with every check-in.
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Analysis technology should be integrated into the source management process in an automated way if possible. If the technology does not support such integration out-of-the-box, one could consider building integration. Otherwise, it must be performed manually, which will generally rule out per-check-in analysis.
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ATLANTA -- We've exposed how thieves are walking into Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and walking away with your luggage. Now, we've discovered different types of security may lead to more theft at Delta's South terminal.
We got the inside story from a security worker, monitoring the carousels in the North terminal.
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"The thieves, most of them go over there, because there's nobody checking over there at all," the security workers said, pointing over to the South terminal.
About 17 years ago, Delta used to do tag checks around the baggage carousels. The only place we see that happening now, is in the North terminal. The airlines, operating on that side, have joined together to hire uniformed officers to do random tag checks.
"These are bag tags that I've already checked," the worker said. "Whenever a carousel brings off a bag somewhere, we go to that carousel."
Delta wouldn't tell us how many bags go missing. When we asked about hiring extra security officers, we got a written statement.
Delta writes: Our security tactics involve overt and covert components and we'll continue to work with all the airport stakeholders, especially the APD airport precinct who patrols the baggage claim carousels.
Fortunately both terminals are monitored by Atlanta Police. However, all of the thefts that we have learned about have been on the South side. They have now flagged a suspect, who walked off with Jacob Giannantonio's bag on August 19.
"They're paying out a lot of money over there for a lot of luggage and golf clubs that's getting stolen," the security worker speculated.
Delta paid Giannantonio $3,300 for his stolen bag. It was stolen after he landed on a Delta flight from San Antonio. However, he wants Delta to do more.
"So that they treat this like a secure area, where somebody who's authorized to travel only comes here to pick up their luggage, not people off the street, who come in here and steal bags," he said.
The problem is much worse than even we expected. Wednesday night at 11, we reveal an incredible security breach, again at Delta's baggage carousels.
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Before progress toward the goal of personalized medicine can be seen in the clinic, it must be preceded by changes in the R&D programs of pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, as biomarkers become an essential part of drug development.
In 2003, Stan Bernard wrote that pharmacogenomics is "a reality of business in the pharmaceutical industry today, and its impact is likely to grow dramatically." (See "The Five Myths of Pharmacogenomics Pharm Exec, October 2003.) Two years later, how have pharmaceutical companies progressed in the discovery, development, and incorporation of biomarkers into clinical trials? Is the use of biomarkers creating a significant competitive advantage, leaving behind companies that are not embracing them? When can we expect biomarkers to change patient stratification—in most clinical trials and in treating patients? With the ability to select the right drug for patients comes the next series of steps that lead to fulfilling the promise of personalized medicine.
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In his presentation at the 2005 Biomarker World Congress, Hans Winkler, PhD, senior director of functional genomics for Johnson & Johnson, noted significant changes for biomarkers over the last two years. In his view, biomarkers are now consciously being incorporated into clinical trials, and there is a stronger link between disease and target due to biomarkers. According to multiple presenters at conferences in 2005, pharmaceutical companies appear to be in general agreement that biomarkers should be available by Phase IIa to test and refine the hypothesis in Phase IIb and Phase III trials.


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No charges have been filed yet in a weekend incident in Lauderdale County that ended in the shooting of a local man.
Investigators say it happened about 2 a.m. Sunday near Promise Acres Road and Morgan Road. They say two men tried to get into a home there, and after a verbal altercation, a female at the residence shot one of them in the leg.
The woman also allegedly shot the suspects' car. The two men were discovered on the side of the road not long after the shooting.
"At this point and time, the investigation is ongoing,"said Calhoun. "Investigators are looking at the evidence that we have to make a decision on what the appropriate charges would be, if any, to file against either party. "
Authorities say the shooter and the two men all knew one another. The man who was shot was treated at a local hospital. The other man was arrested for driving under the influence.
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Married for 70 years, the Hempstead couple overcame Manny coming home from World War II a triple amputee, but easily understand it could have been worse. "He was wounded right after American troops went over into Germany and three days before the Battle of the Bulge," Mickey said.
Both couples careers were as varied as their interests which gave them plenty to talk about. Martin was a civil engineer in New York City, then was a regional director for the federal Department of Energy. Helen was a social worker and taught in Valley Stream's District, "for 18 wonderful years."
Settling conflicts is a matter of understanding what is essential and what is not. "You come to the realization that isn't that important and you have to give in, you can't always have your way," Helen said. "If one person thinks more strongly you have to recognize that and back off," Martin said.
Mickey taught at the center and sculpted, and Manny worked as manufacturer's representative of early American furniture for several companies. After he retired, Manny held a volunteer position in ornithology at the Museum of Natural History. They handle arguing different, but ultimately make up. "He forgets about it right away and yells, I sulk, get mad, but it eventually passes," said Mickey, adding that she is suspicious of people who don't disagree.
The couples were fortunate enough to have children in their lives. Martin and Helen have three sons, six grandchildren and two step-grandchildren. Manny and Mickey have three children, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, with one on the way.
With years of marital experience on their resumes, the couples do have advice for the younger generation. "Realize a hint," said Helen, alluding to a story Martin told that though he likes coconut Mounds candy bars, but he doesn't like coconut custard pie. Helen made one once. She never made one again. "Continue to be intimate," Martin said, "and attentive to the needs of the other."
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KLEM News AM Update February 24, 2011
(LE MARS)--Grant request applications for Plymouth County's Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) revenue are available now.
According to Auditor Stacey Feldman, the 2011 applications are available at the Auditor's Office at the Courthouse or on the county's website, www.co.plymouth.ia.us.
The application deadline is 5pm March 11th. The application and 10 copies are to be submitted to the auditor's office.
The County's Local Option Sales Tax Advisory Board members review applications and make recommendations. The final review and approval is given by the Board of Supervisors.
LOST funds will be available beginning July 1st.
(LE MARS) Scott and Lisa Pageler are the new owners of Hardware Hank in downtown Le Mars. Lisa says with 2 months under their belts, the new venture is going well so far.
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The hardware store business is new to the Pagelers, but it's a welcome change of pace. Scott was previously on the road a lot working for a mailing company; Lisa owns First Choice Realty in Le Mars. Her work with rental properties brought her to the hardware store quite often, and when they heard the previous owner was looking to sell, they decided it would be for them. They took the store over from Mike Goertel on December 4th.
The Pagelers say they are very much enjoying the customer service aspect of retail.
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They are also happy to be managing the employees that they have at the store.
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Changes are coming to Hardware Hank. The Pagelers have added many cans of Valspar paint to their shelves and Scott says a design area is in the works.
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The store will also be re-arranged to make things easier to find and inventory will be added, especially in the house wares department. The rental department will remain, with many tools available. Weber grills are also ready to go, and even be delivered if needed. Hardware Hank on First Avenue in Le Mars, is open Monday-Friday 8-6, Saturday 8-5 and Sunday 11-4. (Angela Drake, KLEM News)
(LE MARS)--A Le Mars woman is charged with delivery of marijuana.
Le Mars Police filed the felony drug charge after an investigation that began on February 11th when Police and Le Mars Ambulance responded to a call involving a possible drug overdose. A 17-year-old female was taken to Floyd Valley Hospital for treatment.
At that time, Police report 18-year-old Erica Gengler was charged with operating while drugged, first offense, and taken to the Plymouth County Jail.
On February 18th, Police charged Gengler with delivery of marijuana. She is free on bond. Information about the investigation was released yesterday (Wednesday).
(ORANGE CITY)--Students from a Siouxland college will volunteer at 15 sites during Spring Break.
Four new ministry partners for Northwestern College students, faculty and staff and a new international destination are part of the annual Spring Service Projects. The volunteer work is offered March 5 through March 14.
Spring Service Project members raise their own travel funds. About 200 staff, faculty and students will travel within the United States and abroad.
In the Dominican Republic, students will work with Hope International building the foundations for two new homes and assisting in a health clinic.
In Denver, a team will help a historic church repair its building. Homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrinia will be rebuilt in Gulfport, Mississippi through the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee.
Other projects are in San Antonio, Texas; Nicaragua; Jonesboro, Arkansas; Annville, Kentucky; and Minneapolis.
Hearing set for Iowa woman on federal death row
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A hearing is set next month in federal court in Iowa for the first woman given a federal death sentence since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976.
Angela Johnson, of Forest City, is challenging her conviction and sentence. Her attorneys claim she was incompetent and had ineffective lawyers.
Court documents in U.S. District Court in Sioux City show Judge Mark Bennett scheduled an evidentiary hearing for March 7.
Johnson was convicted in 2005 in the 1993 drug-related slayings of three adults and two children in northern Iowa. She was sentenced to death in four of the killings and given a life sentence for the fifth. The victims were found buried in shallow graves in 2000.
Johnson's boyfriend, Dustin Honken, also was convicted and received a federal death sentence.
House bill would deny same-sex marriage licenses
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A bill sponsored by six House Republicans would prohibit county recorders from issuing licenses to same-sex couples.
The proposed measure also seeks to prohibit the Iowa Supreme Court from restricting the law if it passes.
The court legalized same-sex marriage in 2009.
One of the bill's sponsors, Rep. Glen Massie of Des Moines, he says his ambition is to advocate Judeo Christian ethics as law.
Democratic Rep. Cindy Winckler of Davenport says the bill would deny access to equal justice and flies in the face of the separate branches of government.
Carolyn Jenison, executive director of One Iowa, the state's largest gay rights advocacy organization, says the measure attempts to strip the Supreme Court's authority and would lead Iowa toward a constitutional crisis.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The repercussions of a state Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage in Iowa in 2009 are still being felt.
Gov. Terry Branstad on Wednesday appointed judges Edward Mansfield and Bruce Zager and lawyer Thomas Waterman to the state's high court.
Branstad filled three vacancies that were created when voters ousted three justices for their part in a unanimous 2009 ruling permitting marriages among people of the same sex.
Mansfield, of Des Moines, has been a judge on the Iowa Court of Appeals since 2009.
Zager, of Waterloo, has been a district judge since 1999.
Waterman, of Pleasant Valley, has been an attorney since 1984.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The attorney for a Des Moines developer says he has agreed to plead guilty to charges related to whether asbestos was removed illegally during a renovation project at the Equitable Building in downtown Des Moines.
Bob Knapp is charged in an 11-count federal indictment with overseeing the improper removal of asbestos from the building after he purchased it in 2005.
The Des Moines Register says Knapp's attorney, William Kutmus, disclosed the plea agreement in a motion filed Wednesday. In the motion, Kutmus also says Knapp was recently hospitalized with heart issues, and asked the court that Knapp be given more time before entering his plea.
Knapp's trial was set for Feb. 28.
A supervisor on the project, Russell Coco, pleaded guilty to two asbestos-removal charges last week.
DAKOTA CITY, Iowa (AP) A former Humboldt city administrator has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for stealing about $100,000 from a nonprofit group and the city.
Lorie Ricklefs, of Humboldt, pleaded guilty last month in Humboldt County District Court to first-degree theft and felonious misconduct in office. Ricklefs, formerly Lorie Bennett, admitted stealing the money from Mid-Iowa Growth Partnership, a nine-county economic development association, and from the city from April 2007 to May 2010.
The Messenger in Fort Dodge says a judge on Tuesday sentenced Ricklefs to 10 years in prison on the theft charge and five years on the felonious misconduct charge, to run at the same time.
The judge also ordered her to pay restitution of over $94,000 to the nonprofit group and nearly $30,000 to the city.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) Anti-tobacco advocates say a new poll shows broad support for their drive to include casinos in Iowa's ban on indoor smoking.
Iowa Tobacco Prevention Alliance spokeswoman Cathy Callaway says the poll released Wednesday showed 63 percent favor extending the smoking ban to cover non-tribal casinos. She says the same survey shows 79 percent support the state's ban on indoor smoking.
The survey was conducted by the respected Des Moines pollster Selzer and Company. It questioned 500 registered voters earlier this month and claims a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 percent.
Ameristar Casino lobbyist Troy Stremming says casinos oppose the smoking ban because businesses should have the right to decide what goes on in their business.
WASHINGTON, Iowa (AP) A 71-year-old Washington man who smothered his wife has been given 50 years in prison.
James Blum was convicted in January of second-degree murder in the slaying of his wife, Patricia Blum, on Jan. 11, 2010. The Washington Evening Journal says James Blum was sentenced on Monday.
Blum also is required to pay $150,000 restitution, about $7,500 in funeral expenses and $3,600 to Washington County for medical expenses.
Prosecutors say Blum smothered his wife on a couch in their home.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A House committee is getting its first look at Gov. Terry Branstad's proposal to change and reduce spending on Iowa's preschool program.
Under Branstad's plan released Wednesday, teachers wouldn't need to be certified, but they would have to get four-year degrees within three years.
The measure lets state education officials set standards for scholarships to parents, but it would provide some assistance to families of four making up to $67,000 annually.
Macedonia Rep. Greg Forristall, who heads the House Education Committee, says his panel will approve the $43 million measure by the end of the week. He predicted House approval by next week.
Ames Sen. Herman Quirmbach, who heads the Senate Education Committee, says he'll work to prevent Branstad from cutting preschool, a program now costing $70 million a year.
HAMPTON, Iowa (AP) A jury has found the former manager of the North Iowa Fairgrounds guilty of misdemeanor theft.
Wanda Kruse, of Rockwell, had been charged with second-degree theft, a felony. Investigators say she had more than $3,000 worth of property at her home, allegedly purchased with fair board money. But the jury decided during seven hours of deliberation on Tuesday that her theft total was no more than $200.
The Mason City Globe Gazette says Judge Stephen Carroll had ruled that the jury couldn't consider evidence regarding Kruse's family members being paid without having worked at the fair.
Kruse had no comment on the verdict, but her attorney, David Laudner, says he and Kruse will be considering post-trial legal options.
Her sentencing is set for March 14.
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The cornerstone of building a strong company is a high degree of trust that fosters a quality relationship. No matter how good the newest piece of technology, it is only a tool to help develop a simpler way to maintain a good relationship with clients. Whether we are talking CRM software or the newest mobile application, the tool is only as good as the trust and relationship building skills of the company liaisons. With a mobile world these days it's a high priority to assure that your company website is built with mobile compatibility in mind.
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- Ability: This is based on the quality of a product plus customer service and is judged by demonstrable results in the consumer arena. Poor customer service can undermine the best of products and eventually the clients trust.
- Behavior: Clients look for congruent behavior with implicit and explicit brand and business values; and responsiveness to the client based on those values. Incongruities between behavior and values erodes trust and the relationships that a company has worked hard to build with clients.
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Both TOMS Shoes and Zappos are great examples of these principles in action. Both companies focus on their culture, consistency and keeping values and goals in sync with both management and their employees. Also both companies have broken many traditional business rules, but have risen to the top through their united values and their commitment to providing excellent customer service. Toms and Zappos are great examples of company outreach through social media. See some wonderful examples of corporate social media outreach: Twitter-Zappos, Twitter-Toms-Shoes, Facebook-Zappos, Facebook-Toms-Shoes
Create Ongoing Dialogue with Clients
Choose the social networks that your clients use-that is best place to start your company's social dialogue. The growth we have seen in social media from the height of MySpace in 2007 and SecondLife to Facebook and Twitter emerging as social media leaders in 2009 to the emergence of Foursquare and Groupon in 2010 is a trend we see in social media to constantly change and adapt to our use, lifestyle and businesses. You are now able to build on the relationship capability of social networks with the addition of location-based elements we see the emergence of social shopping as a real opportunity for business.
As your company hones their social media presence, remember to keep some of your tried and true marketing tools because they still have an important role to play. Websites, email, blogs newsletter, brochures, and CRM software still have their place. All of these marketing elements help support your social media presence and give alternative communications avenues to support your customer service goals. By combining traditional marketing with social media marketing techniques, you are able customize your marketing message and increase the impact of your company's message.
The marketing tools you use are only as good as the people and the processes that drive their delivery. The ability to execute a plan is what makes your marketing plan come together and have real power in the marketplace. When ideas, plans and tools are synchronized in a focused marketing message a company is better able to find a client's sweet spot or hot buttons to help build relationship.
Knowing your customer, being able to describe who they are, what they want, where they shop, how they make decisions, what is important to them, is the beginning of building a strong relationship with potential clients. These are also good questions to answer in knowing how to deliver excellent customer service to potential clients. One of the key elements we focus on at Two Degrees Marketing is our competitive analysis and market research for our clients. You need to know your competition's strengths and weaknesses as well, if not better than your own. Play to your strengths and minimize your weaknesses.
Keep integrity, ability and your company's behavior in sync with your culture, values, and goals and you will be on your way to producing excellent customer service and a marketing message that is responsive to your clients needs.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Twice burned, Republicans are treading carefully around tea party groups as they pursue a Senate majority that slipped through their fingers in 2010 and 2012.
While incumbents work to ward off or repel challenges from the right, a Republican tempest already is flaring in Georgia, where GOP Sen. Saxby Chambliss is stepping down. Party officials also are looking apprehensively toward Iowa, where Sen. Tom Harkin's decision to retire opens up a seat long in Democratic hands.
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Railroad shipping: AAR June volumes are a mixed bag
July 14, 2010
As in previous months in 2010, June rail carload totals were a mixed bag, according to data published by the Association of American Railroads (AAR).
The AAR reported that monthly rail carloads for June—at 1,415,630—were up 10.6 percent year and down 10.2 percent from 2008. June carloads were down 1.3 percent compared to May, which was down 1.1 percent compared to April. U.S. carloads averaged 283,126 carloads per week in June, down from 288,419 in May and 294,758 in April.
Intermodal traffic in June—at 1,101,333 containers and trailers—was up 19.2 percent from June 2009 and down 1.4 percent from June 2008. And the AAR said the weekly average of 220,267 trailers and containers was its highest since October 2008, topping the previous high compared to October 2008 from May, which hit 216,879 trailers and containers.
The AAR said that average weekly container volume in June was the ninth highest since 1980. This is indicative, said the AAR, of a years-long trend of domestic freight converting from truck trailers to containers on rail; truck trailers can be double-stacked, which makes them more cost-efficient and effective.
In October 2009, the AAR began reporting weekly rail traffic with year-over-year comparisons for the previous two years, due to the fact that the economic downturn was in full effect at this time a year ago, and global trade was bottoming and economic activity was below current levels.
While railroad activity is clearly picking up compared to a dismal 2009, it is still lagging 2008 and earlier years on an absolute volume basis. And based on various economic indicators it is clear it will be a while more until rail volumes return to the same levels as previous years.
And while carloads have seen sequential declines in recent months, AAR officials cautioned that this does not indicate it is the beginning of a steep volume decline either. They added that an economy several months into a recovery from the worst recession in decades should be yielding rail traffic levels heading north, not south. June rail traffic, according to the AAR, is consistent with an economy that is in far better shape that it was nine-to-12 months ago.
"While June traffic shows signs of an economy that is in better shape than it was a year ago, we still have a long way to go to see rail traffic levels associated with a full recovery," said AAR Senior Vice President John Gray, in a statement. "For example, both the Purchasing Managers Index and consumer confidence fell in June."
Overall economic activity is likely to remain bumpy over the next several months, due largely to a shaky unemployment outlook and sluggish consumer spending. The AAR's monthly Rail Time Indicators report noted that while the U.S. unemployment rate dipped from 9.7 percent in May to 9.5 percent in June, railroad employee numbers grew to 149,967 employees in May 2010 from 149,749 in April 2010, the most recent month for which data is available. And following a relatively low 747 cars being brought back in service in May, the AAR said 3,064 rail cars were brought back into service in June.
Of the 18 major commodities tracked by the AAR, 16 saw carload gains on an annual basis. Coal continued a modest recovery with a 2.1 percent gain. Grain was up 11.9 percent, and motor vehicles and parts were up 50.9 percent. Grain mill products were down 7.1 percent, and farm products excluding grain were down 2.9 percent.
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|New physician set to join hospital in June
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Additions to the Melissa Memorial Hospital staff highlighted the Tuesday, Feb. 25 East Phillips County Hospital District board meeting.
The biggest piece of news was that MMH had recently signed a letter of agreement with a new physician. Alison Lauber, who is boarded in family medicine and hospice and palliative medicine, is expected to begin her tenure in Holyoke in June. Hospital Administrator John Ayoub noted how her addition will help establish the rural residency program.
MMH has discussed creating a rural residency program in the past that would bring in second- and third-year residents to help out and experience the community. Lauber has extensive university teaching experience and is familiar with large cities and small towns.
"It's about finding the right person," Ayoub explained. "They need to feel comfortable here and we need to feel comfortable with them, both as a person and as a professional. Dr. Lauber has a great deal of excellent experience."
Two local RNs have also joined the staff. Sheri Knight and Tiffany Maelzer, who have both worked at the hospital in other capacities, graduated from RN programs in December and were hired in January.
"I get excited about seeing people develop and move up in their career and then stick around and help us," Ayoub said. "There is always a need for good, solid people, and I think we got two solid people in those two."
Shira Leal will also be joining the staff, making weekly trips to MMH to do ultrasounds. If emergency scans are necessary and no one is on duty at MMH, patients will be sent to Haxtun.
After three months of searching, MMH is also close to securing an applicant for the compliance officer position.
Updates and improvements sought
Along with the growing a local physician program, MMH would also like to grow other positions around the hospital. The MMH Foundation has committed to help with those efforts, as they set a goal to raise $20,000 each year for five years for the program.
Last year was the third year that MMHF successfully raised enough money. Along with those funds, MMHF recently provided the hospital with $7,500 to develop nurses, $1,000 for community education sessions and $4,615 to help with the purchase of a high-rise bed for the hospital.
MMH will also be receiving a new ambulance soon as they recently submitted a grant request to the state. Every four years, Holyoke and Haxtun hospitals take turns submitting the grant for a new vehicle to add to their combined fleet, and the state provides matching funds to the county.
This year, Holyoke will be receiving the new vehicle, which is priced at roughly $158,000.
Ayoub also touched on the advantage of open discussions with clinic managers from other hospitals. Recently, the Wray clinic manager made a trip to MMH to see how the hospital operated and how the Electronic Medical Records were being used. Holyoke will send a clinic manager to Wray in the future as the two establishments work together to determine the best ways to help the communities.
Administrator update
Ayoub informed board members that close to 20 junior high students recently made a trip to MMH for a career fair. HHS ninth-grader Xander Nelson coordinated the program as part of the FBLA organization at the high school. Ayoub commended the program for getting students interested in their futures and spreading the word that there are more positions available at the hospital other than doctors and nurses.
Outpatient therapy caps were also briefly discussed. While larger hospitals have been dealing with the cap, critical access hospitals just started in January.
With a Medicare cap on outpatient therapy set at nearly $2,000, Ayoub commented that it is important to track therapy so patients are not surprised when they get their bill. Knowing when they are approaching the cap will avoid any shock when billed and can allow patients to seek other options to avoid going over the cap.
Recently, MMH used grant funds to bring out a group for a consultative visit for the EMS department. The group will return to Holyoke to provide suggestions and recommendations in April.
Other business
In other business Feb. 25, board members:
—held an 11-minute executive session for the purposes of personnel, the sale of property and for an ongoing investigation.
—announced that the next meeting will be Monday, March 24.
—approved credentialing for Russell Bartt, M.D., teleneurology; Ira Chang, M.D., teleneurology; Philip Cook, M.D., radiology; Patricia Coyman, D.O., family practice; Kevin Cuccinelli, M.D., family practice; Christopher Fanale, M.D., teleneurology; Brenda Hinze, P.A., cardiology; Dennis Jelden, M.D., family practice; Judd Jensen, M.D., teleneurology; Timo Quickert, M.D., radiology; Shane Rowan, M.D., cardiology; Byron Spencer, M.D., teleneurology; Michael Stone, M.D., oncology; Bradley Tipler, M.D., radiology; Aaron Wilson, M.D., family practice; Betsy Bronson, M.D., radiology; Douglas Carter, M.D., ophthalmology; Courtney Carter, M.D., radiology; Thomas Lininger, M.D., oncology; and Terry Himes, D.O., sleep studies.
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Hello Cyclone swimming family, friends, and fans.
Our fourth day of training here in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. greeted us with some unpleasant weather conditions. Looking out of the hotel window, the palm trees on the beach were blowing like crazy, and the Atlantic waves were the biggest I have seen since we arrived at the Windjammer. The cyclone-like winds did not stop us from loading the vans at 9:30 a.m.
In order to limber up, Emily Wiltsie led a team stretch, but due to the rain, our team stretch was forced to move under the balcony. Practice was divided into five groups: distance, middle distance, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. All groups had great practices consisting of drills and kicking. The distance swimmers had a challenging morning workout, with their main set consisting of forty 100 freestyles on 1:10.
After morning practice, we all departed to our Windjammer rooms and made lunch. Nothing beats a hardy lunch after a great workout.
Because the sun was not shining and the temperature all day was in the low sixties, many of the girls took naps and/or watched television.
Some of us decided to delay the nap. Katie Vollhaber, Ali Stearns, Emily Wiltsie, Kaylee Kucera, Karyl Clarete, and I played a couple of rounds of the classic card game, Uno. A little while later, Karyl and Elizabeth Kleiner got their swim suits on and played in the ocean. The waves were still huge, which is why they had a blast riding the waves. Both of them noted the ocean was much colder than they expected.
At 5 p.m. the team loaded the vans once again to head to Pine Crest. This evening, weights were included in our training. After three rounds of lunges, dumbbell bench press, Cuban presses, and planks, we were ready to begin our long course night swim practice.
The team was not divided into groups. Instead, we all practiced together and took on the main set, which was a timed kick set. High winds and rain made conditions rough, but our positive team energy kept us going.
After night practice, we rushed back to the Windjammer to enjoy our dinners. Common meals include pasta, eggs, or tacos. Since practice is done for the day, it is now time to relax and rest up for the fifth day of training.
Hopefully tomorrow will bring us some sunshine. Goodnight Cyclone Nation.
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The 87th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will kick off at 9 a.m. on Thursday (November 28th), featuring the iconic giant helium character balloons -- weather permitting -- floats, marching bands, dancers, clowns, celebrities, Broadway show performances, the Radio City Rockettes, and much more before ending with the traditional arrival of Santa Claus to usher in the holiday season. The nationally-televised parade will wind its way on a route through the streets of Manhattan before ending at Macy's flagship store on 34th Street.
There is a question about whether the parade's signature giant balloons will be able to fly this year because of weather conditions. City rules say that if there are sustained winds over 23 miles per hour and gusts over 34 mph, the balloons can't be used. The current forecast is close, calling for sustained winds of 20 mph and gusts of 36 mph. Macy's says the determination will be made on Thanksgiving morning based on real-time weather conditions. The balloons were grounded only once in the parade's history, in 1971, because of bad weather.
BALLOONS: If the giant helium balloons do get off the ground, there will be 15 of them this year, including four new additions:
There will also be a special giant hot air balloon celebrating the 75th anniversary of the The Wizard of Oz, featuring images of the characters from the classic film and carrying the wizard himself. Accompanying it will be Dorothy and balloonhead characters of the Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion and the Wicked Witch of the West.
To celebrate the first time in the parade's history that Thanksgiving falls on the first night of Hanukkah, there'll also be a special spinning dreidel balloonicle.
FLOATS: There are five new floats among the 30 in the line-up:
CELEBRITIES: Among the celebrities who'll be appearing are: singers Kristin Chenoweth; Gavin DeGraw; Brett Eldredge; Fall Out Boy; The Roots, joined by Jimmy Fallon; Florida Georgia Line; Goo Goo Dolls; Ariana Grande; Joan Jett and the Blackhearts; Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings; Austin Mahone; Kellie Pickler; and Mannheim Steamroller; The Robertson family from Duck Dynasty; TV personalities Sandra Lee and Richard Simmons; Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri; NFL legends Joe Namath, Bart Oates, Amani Toomer and Hines Ward, and NHL legends Cam Neely and Mike Richter.
PEFORMANCES: The first hour of the broadcast will include performances from the Broadway musicals Matilda and Motown, and a special appearance by Carrie Underwood and other cast members from NBC's upcoming, The Sound of Music Live!


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Same experience that I had--tech. had a meter in my case, but didn't bother with the precision alignment settings on the dish at all. Given these experineces, I see no reason why this dish is not a "self-install". I have the installation instructions for the dish and it clearly says "Use of a DirecTV receiver as a signal meter for antenna alignment is not an acceptable method for peaking the antenna."
Just finished registering a complaint with D* about the shoddy support being provided by MASTEC. Explained my concerns about training, equipment and poor service in general and not the way to start off a relationship as a new customer. I was assured that these are very valid concerns and would not be glossed over. Brought up the subject of self install and was told " but then the system would not be warranted for 90 days as it is now". DUH ??? Like I have all the time in the world to take off from work to get something corrected that shouldn't have occured in the first place ?
Everyone who experiences less than professional work from MASTEC (or any other
company providing D* support) should make it a point to register a complaint with D*. Contact Technical Support (yea I know it can be a pain to get thru the IVR system) and ask to speak to a senior tech rep. Voice your concerns and displeasure. If they don't know, then nothing will ever be done to correct the problem. I know that it sounds like a waste of time but what have you got to loose? I for one am tired of the run around.
For all those who are inclined there is a good instructional video on new 5 LNB installation and alignment at www.solidsignal.com. I plan on purchasing the Acutrac22 Pro signal meter for my own use in the future and follow the video instuctions. It has to be cheaper in the long run vice missing work or using vacation time for these idiots.
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11 days since we have seen clamp too. Do you think Geoff and Clamp are the same person?
This, however, raises the next issue. Larry (LJREAD), I don't quite get your post. Usually you are very even handed, even in disagreement. In this post you use disparaging remarks such as "warped desire" and " 'dumb' pack mentality". I do agree with most of your position. Some people do take things out of context and use this in mindless attacks. I get this. And yes, too many people mindlessly follow vocal demagogues without thinking. But the wrongs you cited were not solved by calm rational discourse. Somebody whipped the rabble up to a frenzy to effect change. From what I can see you have described humanity. There will always be discord. There will always be disagreement and misunderstanding. There will be leaders and followers. Some of both will be good, some not. I think that if we can understand this to some level these discussions will not get so contentious. We should not take these discussions so seriously. I was sorry to see Geoff go. The people that bothered him most were the very people he should have ignored. I don't agree with a lot of his positions, but he has his right to them. I would never disparage that. I don't always agree with you either, but you seem very pragmatic. That's why I didn't quite get your post. I hope things are OK with you. You seem a little tense in the same way I was with Clamp. Well I think now I am just rambling, so I'll sign off. What do you guys think?
ALWAYS REMEMBER:Don't believe anything you read on this web page, or, for that matter, anything you hear on the show, unless it is consistent with what you already know to be true, or unless you have taken the time to research the matter to prove its accuracy to your satisfaction. This is known as "doing your homework."
I like Geoff, but don't agree with his poltics.I guess that makes me a" dumb-dumb"Again ,I think he should stayed with the forum at least till he finished his ride. Then he should of grabbed a Coke and cigarette gathered his thoughts. Hind sight is 20/20.Any takers on the REA editor?
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I know Ubuntu 10.10 isn't listed as a supported at the moment, however I'd like to know if anybody got ZCS installed without errors.
When i run installer.sh with default settings untouched I get the following error:
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If anybody has an idea how to get around this I'd be much oblidged. Thanks!Code:
dpkg: error processing ./packages/zimbra-core_6.0.9_GA_2686.UBUNTU10_64_amd64.deb (--install):
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May 30, 2016
Lauderdale County, Miss. Within the next two weeks a county-wide initiative for road improvement will start in Lauderdale County. As part of it, more than a dozen roads will be resealed and properly striped. Supervisors say that the work is just one of several efforts to improve county roads.
"What I suggest is that residents call their supervisor if they have a concern about a road because we will be opening more bids later on some more work," says Hank Florey, who is president of the Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors. "We're also overlaying some roads at present. We're overlaying some roads in my district, District 1. So, we're overlaying and also doing some resealing; we're trying to take care of our roads."
Florey estimates that around 15 county roads will be resealed and/or striped once the work starts within the next two weeks.
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John Skirchak was a captain and M.V.P. on Butler's 1960 championship football team. He set a school single season scoring record that year and was named "Back of the Year" in the Indiana Collegiate Conference. John played on three consecutive league championship teams, 1958-60. He started in Centerfield in baseball for two years, leading the team in batting average in 1960.


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Child benefit will only be withdrawn if someone in the household earns over £50,000, the government announced today.
In his 2012 Budget Chancellor George Osborne said he wanted to avoid a "cliff-edge that means people lose all their Child Benefit when they earn just a pound more."
"So I can today confirm that instead of withdrawing child benefit all at once when people earn more than the higher rate threshold – the benefit will only be withdrawn when someone in the household has an income of more than £50,000," he said.
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"And the withdrawal will be gradual, 1% of child benefit for every extra £100 earned over £50,000 so there is no cliff-edge, and only those with an income of more than £60,000 lose all their child benefit."
The move is expected to help an extra 750,000 keep all or some of their child benefit. Nine out of 10 of families are still eligible for child benefit.
It comes after months of reports that Treasury officials were looking at raising the eligibility cut-off point amid fears of a backlash from middle-class voters.
Labour has also attempted to ramp up pressure on the issue by using an Opposition day debate in the House of Commons earlier this month to call for an urgent review of the reforms.