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Mechanical matters
When asked what he thought about tonight's starter, Sean O'Sullivan, making progress this season, Yost said it's hard to judge the progress of a kid like O'Sullivan because he's trying to make his mark in the big leagues. Yost also said the pitcher needs to continue working on keeping the ball down consistently, which is a struggle due to his mechanics. He added that while O'Sullivan is working on his mechanical issues, it's still hard for him to make adjustments because he can't think about them on the mound while he's trying to win ballgames.
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Yost said he definitely doesn't want to finish in last place in the division, but he finds the "battle" for fourth place between Kansas City and Cleveland a little odd because finishing second-to-last isn't where he'd like to be either.
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Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 1:54 p.m.
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OCALA – No charges will be filed in the drowning death of a 3-year-old boy in late January, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.
At the conclusion of his investigation, Detective T.J. Watts reviewed the case with several people at the State Attorney's Office, including State Attorney Brad King, and a decision was made to not pursue any criminal charges.
The Medical Examiner's Office determined the cause of death of Joseph Moreno was drowning, by accident.
On Jan. 24, Watts was called to TimberRidge Medical Center in regard to the case. The boy's aunt told Watts she and the child were in her room watching a movie from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In the middle of the movie, he left and went to his parent's room. She said she turned off the television and took a nap. She said she woke up and began doing some household chores, the toddler's parents also woke up and asked her about him. Realizing the child was not in the house, they began searching and his father found him in the pool.
The child's mother told Watts she had worked all night at an assisted living facility, until 7 a.m. She said she fed her son and went to bed around 10 a.m. with him and her husband. After waking up and not seeing her son, she said they searched for Joseph and her husband found him in the pool. She described Joseph as very smart. She said he never had any swimming lessons.
The boy's father told Watts he took a nap with his wife around noon and got up around 2:20 p.m. and asked for his son. After finding the boy's body in the pool, he gave him CPR until rescue units arrived.
Joseph's grandfather told the detective he saw the little boy walk by his room around 2 p.m. and a short time later heard everyone yelling for him.
The detective's report noted that the pool did not have safety equipment to prevent the child from accessing it.
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Fall is the time to plant perennials including herbs. Because some favorites like basil and parsley are annuals planted in the spring, it's easy to forget that many herbs can be planted in the fall and enjoyed until Thanksgiving, or if the weather is mild like last year, all winter long. And herbs can always be planted in pots and brought inside.
"Now is a very good time to get perennial herbs in the ground," says Nicole Schermerhorn, co-owner of A Thyme to Plant at Lavender Fields Herb Farm. "It's cool enough that you want to be outside working in your garden, but still warm enough for the herbs."
"Typically we're also getting enough rain at this time of the year," adds Schermerhorn, "and you're home from vacation now so you can take care of your herbs and begin using them."
Hardy perennials to plant now include rosemary, sage, thyme, chives, fennel, mints, and parsley. The fennel and the mint will die back over the winter but come back in the spring.
"Planting now allows the herbs to establish roots over the winter," says Schermerhorn. "They'll flush out new growth in the spring."
Herbs can be planted in dedicated herb gardens, mixed with vegetables, or added to flower beds and borders. Their various textures and colors can be very attractive, and many people enjoy putting fragrant herbs along walks or driveways where they can easily be touched to release their scents. Culinary herbs should be planted near your kitchen so that harvesting them is easy and convenient. You'll use them more often.
In choosing a site, remember that most herbs require full sun, from 4 to 6 hours a day minimum, good drainage, and good air circulation. Good drainage is so important that Schermerhorn recommends planting herbs in raised beds.
"Clay soil," she says, "does not provide good drainage." She recommends a planting medium of one-third organic matter such as compost, one-third topsoil, and one-third builders' sand.
"Make sure it's builders' sand," says Schermerhorn. "It won't compact like play sand so it adds drainage."
Don't mulch herbs. "We put a handful of organic compost around our plants to dress them up and improve the soil," says Schermerhorn.
"Herbs do not like wet feet, and all mulch does in winter is keep their feet wet."
In fact, most herbs are considered drought-tolerant, though some moisture is needed during dry spells to keep the plants growing. In general, annuals require more moisture than perennials.
Herbs also don't require much fertilizer. Over-fertilizing an herb can produce growth that is too rapid, making the plant more susceptible to disease or insect problems and diluting the concentration of essential oils that produce the taste in culinary herbs. Herbs in pots are the exception. They should be lightly fertilized once a month during their growing season.
Using your herbs is important to keeping them healthy. Evergreen herbs can be cut and enjoyed in recipes or vases all winter.
"Herbs are designed to be used," says Schermerhorn. "Cutting them encourages new growth, so keep using your herbs."
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The Pemberton at University Park senior community will host a dedication ceremony for its Veterans Wall of Honor June 9 at 10:30 a.m. The ceremony will honor residents who have served in the military.
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The Asian American Society of Central Virginia will hold its 19th Annual Asian American Celebration on Saturday, May 21 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, 403 N. 3rd St. in Richmond, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
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Returning favorites, new acts and new dining options highlight the 2016-17 Center Season and 2nd Stage schedules at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.
CACGA's Center Season performance series will return Sept. 10 with Capitol Steps (pictured), an audience favorite that brings a unique blend of music and political comedy to the Sara Belle November Stage. The Acrobats of Cirque-tacular will perform Oct. 22, showcasing their troupe of aerialists, acrobats and contortionists. > Read more.
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This proposal seems fine. However, if it is approved, example "Brutus, Marcus Junius, 85?–42 B.C" in 220.127.116.11 will also need to be changed to "Brutus, Marcus Junius, 85 B.C.?–42 B.C."
Dominique Bourassa, CC:DA, Sept. 6, 2012
If the concern is with the difficulty of making a span of dates machine-actionable, why not separate the span into two elements, a beginning date and ending date, as has been done with date of birth and date of death? Isn't the purpose of separating into elements to make data more machine-actionable? I am not sure of all the implications of what I'm suggesting, however...
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The instruction in Appendix H to "Use the abbreviation A.D. only when the dates span both eras" doesn't make sense when applied to dates of birth and death because these are not recorded as spans. It only makes sense when applied to periods of activity.
The examples of access points in RDA that include period of activity dates precede the date(s) with the word "flourished," unless the dates are century dates (184.108.40.206, 188.8.131.52). The examples should have "flourished" before the century dates for consistency.
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This is probably a dumb question but if I apply for an "any antelope" tag and pick an individual unit as my first choice, can I also do a first choice for doe/fawn antelope tag?
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Cincinnati is the third largest city in Ohio and is home to the Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals. The 300,000 plus Cincinnati population is located near the Ohio River and borders the Kentucky state line. Here's one for you: the Cincinnati airport is actually in Kentucky. Figure that one out!
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Mammograms are recommended for all women 40 and older, but sometimes an MRI can provide doctors with life saving information as well.
Dr. Taletha Smith says that breast MRIs can detect some cancers not visible through mammography.
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Breast MRIs are not recommended for all patients, however, because there are some downsides to the test.
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The American College of Radiology has developed guidelines for who should get breast MRIs. The list includes women with a strong family history, so it is important to be specific with your doctor.
These MRIs still do not take the place of yearly mammograms for women 40 and over.
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A sculpture remembering one of the most famous kisses in history is making its way across the country.
Keep the Spirit of '45 Alive is a 25-foot tall sculpture depicting the images of a sailor and a woman kissing in Times Square when World War II ended.
The statue is bound for The Greatest Generation Walk, a new park in San Diego.
Officials say the sculpture is a beautiful rendition of that famous photo.
"It is going to San Diego to be permanently displayed for the 70th anniversary of the end of the war," said driver Ron Shaw, who began the trip Monday in Trenton, New Jersey.
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Budget parameters and priorities, as well as a presentation on the mill levy process, were all part of a recent focused discussion on the status of Holyoke School District's finances.
Much information was shared at the Tuesday, Feb. 10 meeting of the school board.
Contributing to the open discussion were reports from a Feb. 9 budget committee meeting, a work session with financial advisor Josh Magden on the mill levy process and ultimately, homework study assignments for board members.
From the budget committee meeting, Supt. Stephen Bohrer cited the district has always built a budget conservatively to over-predict expenditures and under-predict revenues.
In a close look at current finances, it appears the school year will end with a deficit of approximately $250,000, rather than the budgeted figure of $609,000. This will reduce the carryover to $1.45 million on July 1, 2009.
Providing a 21st Century education headed the list of budget priorities from the committee report. The district will promote small class size, especially in the primary grades.
Two specific areas affected for 2009-10 include art and vocational agriculture, due to the retirement of JR/SR high art teacher Jerry Williamson and resignation of vo-ag teacher Mike Miller.
Damon Struckmeyer attended last Tuesday's board meeting, asking for clarification on what's happening with the ag program.
It is the board's priority to fill the vacant ag position. Supt. Bohrer acknowledged the board has talked and the community has rumored about that position, but in this ag-based community, it is a priority to fill it.
However, it is a budget priority to reduce art from two positions to one and offer art classes only at the secondary school.
Elementary Principal Jennifer Kral said the teachers have talked about what they value and what they can give up. Eliminating art would still stick with what they value.
Kral is looking at alternatives to offer an art experience, but not a formal art class at the elementary school. It wouldn't be built into a regular class, but could possibly be a once a month activity by the secondary art teacher. Or perhaps there's opportunity for partnering with the local Arts Council and other artists, Kral said.
Bohrer appreciates Kral being proactive in seeing what can be done for art, acknowledging not all teachers could teach art in their classroom. Board member Linda Jelden said it could be a good opportunity to think outside the box and come up with ideas.
Board and budget committee member Jeff Tharp said he feels this is a harbinger of things to come. "This is art, what next?"
Fellow board and committee member Dan Kafka said the reality is that with these budget priorities, at the end of 2009-10, the carryover reserves will be down to $1.2 million. "Effectively, that's zero in the checkbook," he added.
Parameters which the budget committee looked at as influences for the 2009-10 budget, center around the declining enrollment, which equates to less state revenue.
The inflation number associated with Amendment 23 is of key importance for budgeting, but will not be known until March.
It appears the funded student count will be down 22 ($160,000) for 2009-10, based on a four-year average. This is more than reduced expenditures and increased revenue from Amendment 23 can offset.
Major increased costs for 2009-10 are not anticipated, but movement on salary scales will cost one to two percent new money, or about $52,000.
A high budget priority is for district personnel and committees to continue to search for savings in expenditures that are as far removed from the classroom as possible.
Kafka acknowledged to the board he entered the Feb. 9 budget committee meeting ready to cut, cut, cut. But administrators reminded him when you cut programs, you cut people.
He pointed out there have been numerous cuts, many of which aren't even seen. He cited a woods program, a professional media person, elementary counselor and 5/7 of a HS science teacher, as only a few.
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In a potential look to the future, but certainly not a commitment to head for a mill levy election, the board held a work session prior to the regular board meeting. Presenting information was Josh Magden, a representative with George K. Baum Company.
This company is the leading underwriter of Colorado negotiated primary and secondary education issues.
Magden highlighted his company's work with school districts to organize various types of revenue elections, including mill levy and bond elections.
Due to the economy swing last fall, Magden noted a lot of elections that should have passed, didn't. He added ag-related communities have weathered the storm better than others.
In approaching a community for increased funding, Magden recommended preparing the public with the plan which cites what will be done with the money. He added a good group of volunteers is needed to help promote it.
Defining specific elections, Magden noted a bond election is basically a loan. When it passes, he sells the bonds to interested entities. A mill levy election comes in as cash each year in the form of increased property taxes. He added if a district has capital construction grants hinging on a mill levy, they're easier to pass.
Multiple questions can be included on such ballot issues, giving choices.
Magden said it's important to have a strong community committee sharing ideas, going into the summer. A coherent synopsis of what's needed should be put together.
"You don't want to threaten the public, but they need the facts," Magden added. He suggested listing the needs, noting what's at risk and asking for a solution. "It's not necessarily easy," said Magden of approaching a ballot issue, "but there's a right way to do it."
In board discussion about Magden's presentation in the regular meeting, Kafka pointed out there are folks who believe the district has not cut enough.
Believing by June of 2010, the district will be at $1.2 million (termed as the floor) in reserves, Kafka said much will have to be cut or other alternatives found.
"The board needs to consider what our next step is going to be, financially," Kafka added. "Now is the time for us to seriously consider presenting a vision for the community."
Specifically, Kafka said the district needs about three buses, will need to reroof at some point and is behind in technology. "We were wise in fixing that boiler," Kafka added, but he is concerned for continuing to make cuts that will affect education.
On the subject of buses, Supt. Bohrer mentioned a packet members received from transportation supervisor Robert Jacobs. He has unopened bids on his desk, and also has information about leasing buses.
"A school is a reflection of its community and likewise, a community is a reflection of its schools. I don't think people want our school to be less than what it is now," said Kafka.
The state says to expect cuts, and board members agreed the financial picture of Holyoke schools needs a boost, and the public needs to be aware of exactly where the district stands.
Kafka noted he's not advocating a mill levy override, but believes it's time to do something. He noted the reality is the district is headed to larger class sizes and less electives, without a change in the financial picture.
"I'm done cutting. I'm ready for folks to tell me how much more they want to cut," said Kafka.
Board president Kendon Olofson said, "We're at a time in education when we should be talking about adding—not cutting—to make kids successful and be able to compete for jobs. We have to decide if we're going for a mill levy override."
Homework assigned
"I still think the community expects us to examine what's been going on, to consider things not already considered and to get back with them on the findings," said Jelden.
"Maybe it's homework time for the board," said Tharp.
Kris Camblin volunteered to research a four-day week, Tharp will look at athletics, Jelden at transportation, Kafka will seek more information about state revenue potential and Dr. Bohrer will use an email list-serve to find information on costs for contract labor for such services as snow removal.
If other board members want to study or research a potential cost saving idea, Olofson encouraged them to do so.


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I've been shooting BP in competition for over 20 years. I used to shoot 1000 yard matches with a Sharps and am a Cowboy Action Shooter, shooting 2 to 3 times a month. I shoot somewhere around 2000 rounds a month in matches and practice. Granted I shoot BP cartridge mostly, not M/Lers. But cleanup is very simple (I use water and a touch of simple green). I actually think BP loading is easier than smokeless. Think about it, had to be so the cowboys and buffalo hunters could load their own without a lot of tools. I have also never had a problem with misfires/nonfires when I use my front stuffer. Sure its not a flintlock and does use 209 primers, but if you follow a few simple rules, you won't have much of a problem with ignition in wet weather. I use a balloon over the muzzle to keep the water out...remove prior to shooting of course. The biggest problem I have with moisture is with the trigger mechanism, get a film of rust on it and gets sticky when it gets wet. Thats why I'm getting a new M/L.
The big advantage to M/L hunting here in Colorado is that I get to hunt during the rut. I'm not a bow hunter, never was and never will be. The biggest problem I have see is the attitude of the bowhunters, they don't want the M/L hunters to intrude on THEIR season. Sharing with them is ok with me, hell they could even bowhunt during rifle season too. Makes me no difference.


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All the cool crowd are doing it, I'm told.
Yes, I have, to an extent, Gone Into Trade (not rough, this time). All writers, as George Gissing had his Henry Ryecroft note, are tradesmen, however gentlemanly they otherwise be:
If my shoemaker turn me out an excellent pair of boots, and I, in some mood of cantankerous unreason, throw them back upon his hands, the man has just cause of complaint. But your poem, your novel, who bargained with you for it? If it is honest journeywork, yet lacks purchasers, at most you may call yourself a hapless tradesman. If it come from on high, with what decency do you fret and fume because it is not paid for in heavy cash? For the work of man's mind there is one test, and one alone, the judgement of generations yet unborn. If you have written a great book, the world to come will know of it. But you don't care for posthumous glory. You want to enjoy fame in a comfortable armchair. Ah, that is quite another thing. Have the courage of your desire. Admit yourself a merchant, and protest to gods and men that the merchandise you offer is of better quality than much which sells for a high price. You may be right, and indeed it is hard upon you that Fashion does not turn to your stall.
As a writer, then, have I Gone Into Trade in a new sense, with the creation of mine own imprint (Bapton Books: website coming quite soon) and an Experiment in Disintermediation.
What is this experiment? Curiously, it is to see if, as all sorts of Very Clever People (Milo Yiannopoulos, for one), Disintermediation does indeed Disinter Media.
I shall explain. You will recall that we had a rather muddling General Election in May 2010. You might have remarked at the time that this fell just seventy years after the great events of May 1940, in which the House of Commons cast down the government of Neville Chamberlain and erected in its place one, truly National, that was led by Winston Churchill.
I remarked the curious coincidence; and as the current coalition showed itself more fully, I turned for mental relief to recalling those high days. Amery and Duff Cooper; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes; Arthur Greenwood, Major Attlee, Major Milner, Colonel Wedgwood….
Naturally, a book emerged: The Confidence of the House: May 1940.
The question then arose, What to do. The old familiar grind of agent and publisher, foreign rights, waiting for the Yanks to pick it up (when one knows that they are a ponderable part of one's market for this sort of thing)? Or ought I rather to set sail in what were, for me, uncharted waters, with the fabled polestar of Disintermediation, New Technology, as my guide?
In the end, not without misgivings, I chose the latter course. It is early days yet to tell how successful Publishing on Demand shall be, and the distribution and marketing twiddly-bits and knobs-on are yet to come into play. Yet I confess myself rather relieved, as Wagner must have been relieved when the idea of the Gesamtkunstwerk broke upon him, to be able to exert control over the whole boiling, as an integrated process: from the design of the work to its placement before the public. And I confess myself oddly relieved also, in a positively Austrian School sort of way, to have cast my bread upon the waters with none to blame or praise save myself for what may come of it. Very freeing.
For the fact is, to vary the metaphor for what may now be the one-and-twentieth time in a few paragraphs, it is a pleasure to be ploughing one's own furrow, and none to say one nay. And this has been made possible by technology: YouTube for that new innovation, the 'book trailer'; publishing-on-demand platforms with international reach; the very existence of blogging, that creates for the author an 'online persona' that may attract (or, indeed, repel) potential buyers of his books.
Of course this means that any number of people will write any number of hopeful volumes that any number of readers wouldn't buy on a bet. Yet if one has faith in markets, this also is a good thing.
And for the writer, it is, in its way, a sensation that must have been familiar to the First Lord on 6 May 1940, and to that man as Prime Minister and to the nation on 10 May 1940 and after, and specially so after the fall of France: the heady realisation that the shackles of compromise are at last cast off, and a straight fight is before one, with all to play for and the stakes at their highest.
I'll let you know how it goes, shall I?
And ad interim, let us all pause and remember the events that have their curious echo here, and that are such a tonic when viewed against our current muddle and difficulties, our current Mr Speaker sitting unbearably in the seat of Mr Speaker FitzRoy and our current Government and Opposition aping the styles of heroes of the past. For it is in the eleventh hour, and not infrequently in that hour's fifty-ninth minute, that victory comes; as it came in May 1940, when,
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The House voted 75-39 on Friday for a sweeping elections bill (HB 569) that would let statewide candidates accept $5,000 contributions. The current limit is $500. The legislation would allow legislators to accept $3,000 contributions.
The campaign finance measure would also eliminate a type of political committee that critics maintain have been used as slush funds for legislators.
The bill would also allow incumbent candidates to keep $20,000 of unspent campaign money for future elections. Current law requires candidates to close down their campaign accounts after an election.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott says he is opposed to significant increases in campaign contribution limits. Democratic House members argued against the bill, saying it protects incumbents.
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That's a pretty big list. If he's looking to retire, he might want to keep a small staff instead of a large one. You have quite the suite there. My inclination whenever I need a castle is to steal a floorplan from a real castle and see if anyone notices. I think the result of what your describing could fit a number of basic designs, including the one above. But when building a setting like this, the most important question (IMO) is - is it going to matter? If the place is going to become a ruined adventure site, then yes it's important to know where the walls & buildings are. If, on the other hand, it is the home of a questgiver or mentor, a simple description - "a small rectangular castle with a single tower three stories tall" for example - ought to suffice.
My instinct, based on your original description, would be to use this:Restormel Castle. Convert the chapel into a wizard's tower, remember that the other buildings are 2-stories, and you're done. Bonus - you have images to show your players!


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An MV-22B Osprey from Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 161 (VMM-161) lands onboard the JS Hyuga (DDG-181), during Dawn Blitz 2013 for the first time in history off the coast of Naval Base Coronado, June 14. Exercise Dawn Blitz 2013 is a multinational amphibious exercise off the Southern California coast that refocuses Navy, Marine Corps and coalition forces in their ability to conduct complex amphibious operations essential for global crisis response across the range of military operations.
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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - San Antonio guard Tony Parker suffered a
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Parker drove the lane for a layup with under five minutes left in the period,
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Talent management software with global capabilities can go a long way to helping human resources teams ramp up their international recruiting program.
"It speeds the hiring process, and makes it easier to process large numbers of candidates in a short time," says Richard Wellins, senior vice president at Development Dimensions International in Pittsburgh. That speed can be vital in countries such as, Brazil, India and China, where talent is scarce and competition is brutal.
HR software vendors are responding by offering more robust global recruiting features as part of their core offering, says Tim Payne, partner and European HR director for KPMG in London. "The software companies recognize that talent management has become a core business process, as important as supply-chain management and business planning," he says.
Oracle Fusion, for example, allows users to tap into regional social media sites, such as hi5 in Latin America and VKontakte in Russia, along with Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, says Neil Shea, director of product strategy, Oracle. "Different sources and approaches work best in different geographies and fields," he says. "Oracle provides the flexibility for these local variations."
And SilkRoad technology Inc.'s OpenHire lets companies maintain career portals in multiple languages and track international applicants through centralized dashboards giving recruiters greater oversight into their hiring process.
"Without transparency it becomes very difficult to make the right people decisions for your business," says Tom Boyle SilkRoad's director of product marketing.
But the products are still fragmented because of the rapid rate of acquisitions in the industry, and many companies rely on multiple vendors to meet their needs. CH2M Hill, for example, uses IBM Corp.'s BrassRing for candidate management, SmashFly Technologies to automate job board postings, and SkillSurvey Inc. to check references.
"We haven't found all the recruiting tools we want in one solution," says Nicole Guiet, talent acquisition director for CH2M Hill. And when she adds a new tool, she expects the vendors to accommodate her recruiting processes with little alteration on her part. "We are not going to break our system to work with their tool," she says, "no matter how cool their bells and whistles are."
Having a clearly defined global recruiting process that aligns with strategic globalization goals is critical to choosing the best software for your needs, Wellins adds. "Software can make you more efficient, but if you start with a lousy recruiting process, you'll still get lousy outcomes."
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The latest announcement marks the fourth such recall since August over similar issues. Pfizer says the bottles were supplied by an outside manufacturer, though it did not identify the party. It also says health consequences appear to be minimal.
The New York company made changes in August in a move to fix the problem and said the lot currently being recalled was shipped before those changes were made. Additional recalls may be necessary for other batches of Lipitor in bottles made by the supplier that were shipped before August.
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We're used to thresholding 2D noise to get continent outlines, when we say that everything below a certain value in the height field is water, and everything above it is land.
It just occurred to me that we might get some decent caves if we also threshold at the top, so that everything between two threshold values is cave, and everything outside them is rock, as this would turn the "blobs" you get in the former method into something more like irregular contour bands.
You can do this in Gimp by loading a height field, navigating to Colors -> Threshold, and positioning the two sliders somewhere in the middle of the histogram.
For my tests, I wrote a program that would generate some random fractal noise, find the peak of the gray-level histogram, and threshold the image at plus or minus a "diggyness" value about the peak. For example, if the peak of the histogram is at 110, and diggyness is 25, then gray values from 85 to 135 will be cave, and values outside that range will be rock. Increasing diggyness increases the amount of open space; varying the type and parameters of the fractal noise varies the overall character of the cave system (rough, smooth, squiggly, straight, big rooms, small rooms, etc.).
Here's an example of a cave system made with "hybrid multifractal" noise, parameters H = 0.2, lacunarity = 2, octaves = 6, offset = 0.5, gain = 4, and diggyness of 50, and another with "heterogeneous terrain" noise of the same parameters (except gain, which doesn't apply).


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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Mizzou defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson will enter the 2013 NFL Draft and forego his final years of college eligibility.
Richardson led all Southeastern Conference defensive tackles, and ranked second on the MU team overall, with 75 tackles.
The St. Louis native started all 11 games and had 10.5 tackles for loss and four quarterback sacks this season. He also forced three fumbles, recovering two, breaking up three passes and blocked a pick.
Sheldon is a graduate of Gateway Tech.
"This has been my dream ever since I was a little kid," said Richardson. "It's still not easy leaving Mizzou like this, but I know I'm ready. I really appreciate all of the support I got here at Mizzou, and I know that they will help me and my family with this next step. I'll always be a Tiger," he said.
"I've always said that when guys have opportunities like these, if they're ready to go, then they should go," said MU Head Coach Gary Pinkel. "I have no doubt that Sheldon is ready to play in the NFL, and while we'd love to have him for another year, the important thing is that this is the right decision. It will be fun watching him play on Sundays," Pinkel said.
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The game Wednesday is in Stillwater, OK, and if memory serves--Iowa State hasn't won there since the late 80's!!
Unfortunately, I think that streak continues. Oklahoma State looked somewhat sluggish during the first half in their contest against West Virginia. But, during the second half poured it on and damn near beat the Mountaineers by 20. Granted, I have not seen Oklahoma State play a great deal, but when I have they looked good!
Iowa State is going to play like they did against Kansas in Lawrence if they want to have any chance at beating the Cowboys in Stillwater folks...
Iowa State 62
Oklahoma State 74
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Unfortunately, I don't see any reason why the streak won't continue, they play great at home and have a good crowd. I'm not going to say "this is the year". Hope that isn't the case though.
If we can score like we did in the second half, we win. I wouldn't bet on this one though. My heart says yes, my head says no.
If they can clean up free throws and score like they did against K State, I think they can pull out a win. I didn't think they would beat K State, and they did without playing their best game. Still though, this isn't the game for Iowa State to figure out how to get a quality road win. OSU by 4.
The two teams seem to be pretty evenly matched in almost all categories when it comes to conference play. I think it will come down to 3 point shooting and rebounding (doesn't it always with ISU?). However, I think this team can come out and play well......they seem to play better on the road the better the competition is, so....let's hope. Close game.
Okie St. 71
(This time ISU fouls when Okie St. has the ball at the end, but OSU misses the free throws)
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We can't beat them there when we are good and they suck. So I have to go with okie state out of pure numbers
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
I predict and ISU lose.
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We can't beat them there when we are good and they suck. So I have to go with okie state out of pure numbers
None of that matters for this season. You can take the same idea and say that we're due for a win because of all those losses. Neither one is really relevant.
I'm not sure what happens Wednesday. I like to think that our guys will play to the level of their competition, then rise up a little more for the win. That's just hope on my part. I've got nothing else to go on for this game.
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I really think this one is going to be closer than my K-State prediction so I will go with
Road game in the B12 means we have to bring our complete A game.
Can they - yes. Will they - I'm leaving it at I hope so
ISU will be ready for this one. Our boys won't lay an egg, but getting a win will be very difficult. Expect the game to be decided in the final 2 minutes. Could go either way.
The streak continues
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In its monthly report on inbound shipments, Zepol Corporation noted that Maersk Line showed the highest number of recorded containers for the year.
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The 612 kit is a good one, but is not for the faint of heart as it is pretty involved. You will need to split the cases, replace the crankshaft, do some machining (filing), check clearances between piston and valves, etc. If you are familiar with engine rebuilding (theory as well as having put together a 350 Chevy or minibike motor) you will be fine, but if you are a beginner we do not recommend it. You will find more details here: http://www.royalenfieldusa.com/performance-612cc-p-6568.html
Good attitude.But I'm afraid that the experience gained by taking the engine apart is limited to taking the engine apart.Getting the engine together again and running is another experience altogether.The nature of the beast is that you are going to run in a myriad of nagging little issues which you can't solve on your own if you haven't seriously worked on an engine before.And nobody will want or be able to do the job for you.So my advice is to take it step by step.If you don't heed the advice, you need to be prepared to have your cycle down for a very long time.And that's all there is to it, you won't be able to ride for a long long time.Peter
As you know we sell many of these kits.
I'm surprised there is not more buzz about the kit online, it really is pretty popular with the more ambitious modders.
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Nice pics. Green bike with knobbies, requisite beer bottle, and kudos on the Bob stroller. (Ain't they great?) But your garage is just waaaaaay too clean. You need more mess if we're going to take you seriously.Scott
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