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USTFCCCA Recognizes 'Dogs Academic Success
Fresno State men's and women's track & field teams, and three individuals receive academic honors
'Dogs Win Seven Events at Cal Poly Invite
Fresno State leaves San Luis Obispo with five individual winners and two relay team wins.
'Dogs Split Dual with Cal Poly
Multiple records fall at Cal Poly Dual
McKee and Bernard Take Home Top Honors
This is the second year in a row Meagan McKee was awarded the top women's honor.
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● 2014 All-Mountain West 2014-2015 Outdoor (Senior): 2013-2014 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 Prior to Fresno State: Personal: CAREER BESTS
● Two-Time NCAA Qualifier (Discus -- 2014, 2015)
Competed eight meets throwing the discus and one event throwing the shot put … competed in the NCAA West Regionals for the second straight season in the discus, finishing 32nd with a throw of 51.66 meters … Had three first place finishes and two second place finishes during the year … had a season-best throw of 54.85m at the Aztec Invitational.
Outdoor (Junior):
Participated in nine meets ... competed in three events ... recorded a college best 15.56m in the shot put and a 55.29m in the discus at the 2014 UC Irvine Spring Break ... won first place in the discus with 53.42m at the Fresno State v. Cal Poly Dual ... won first place in the discus with 52.45m at the Bulldog Invitational.
Outdoor (Redshirt Sophomore):
Competed in eight meets and four events, focusing in the shot put and discus ... set three personal records in one meet - hammer, discus and javelin at the Cal Poly Dual on March 9 ... took first-place and set a team season-best and personal-best 167'-06" (51.05m) distance in the discus ... posted a team season-best and personal-best 150'-05" (45.84m) in the hammer and in a first career attempt in the javelin, recorded a 121'-02" (36.94m) ... registered three wins in the discus, took No. 1 out of 22 competitors at the Cal Poly Invitational with a 165'-3.25" (50.38m) mark and took another top spot at the Bulldog Open with a 164'-08" (50.19m), in addition to the Cal Poly Dual win ... placed sixth overall at the Mountain West Championships with a 165'-11" (50.57m) mark ... tallied a personal-record of 49'-9.00" (15.16m) in the shot put at the UNLV Randall Cunningham Invitational.
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Competed in eight meets ... won the discus with a throw of 49.75 meters against Cal Poly on March 12 ... threw a season-best mark of 14.35 meters in the shot put on March 19.
Was a two-sport athlete at El Diamante High School, competing in track and field along with football ... four-year MVP on the track and field team ... earned football MVP honors and earned all-team and all-state honors ... placed second at the state meet with a 190'-0" throw in the discus.
Born Oct. 27, 1991 in Visalia, Calif. ... parents are Jennifer Wells and Mike Sandri ... has one older brother ... hobbies include being involved with his church, watching movies and fishing ... most admires his mother ... chose Fresno State to stay close to his church and because of the great coaching.
● Shot Put - 15.16m, UNLV Randall Cunningham Invitational (4/12/13)
● Discus - 51.05m, Fresno State/Cal Poly Dual (3/9/13)
● Hammer - 45.84m, Fresno State/Cal Poly Dual (3/9/13)
● Javelin - 36.94m, Fresno State/Cal Poly Dual (3/9/13)
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If you have no idea who she is, it's probably because you need A Course in Political Miracles. Marianne wrote A Return to Love and is one of America's finest spiritual writers and teachers. One of her many homes is The New York Times bestseller list where she often stays for months. She is also Oprah's advisor in matters of the soul --- and surely you have heard of Oprah?
During a short trip to Southern California I went to a meeting for Marianne's many volunteers. (By the way, I'm allowed to call Marianne by her first name. Even her own website does: MarianneForCongress.com)
The Source is an old historical church with a saintly and serene atmosphere. (In America any structure built before 1980 is considered historical). Normally it's used for meditations, sacred chanting, and all those things that make Shirley Maclaine excited. The Source seemed like the perfect venue for a woman who is staring a movement that's based on the best four letter word of all, love. MONEY OUT, PEOPLE IN, as it said on a hand-out. Which downward dog wouldn't agree with that?
She also had a stern warning: "The American government is constantly chipping away at our democratic freedoms---one capitulation to moneyed interests at a time, one new gerrymandered district at a time, one government surveillance program at a time, one limiting of our voting rights at a time, one intimidation of journalists at the time, one Patriot Act at a time ... So at what point do we stand up to our own government and say, "hey, guys. Whose side are you on?"
This quote could easily have been used on Human Rights Day, December 10 when 562 writers from 83 countries (including Nobel prize winners like Umberto Eco, J.M. Coetzee, Orhan Pamuk, and little me) signed a petition called Writers Against Mass Surveillance that was printed in newspapers around the world, including The Guardian, Frankfurter Allgemeine, El Pais, La Repubblica, and Politiken.
But Marianne Williamson went further at the meet-up in California. She promised to run an outer and an inner campaign, trying to raise consciousness everywhere, since we can't demand change from Washington if we don't change ourselves.
So from a spiritual perspective we shouldn't just be angry with our government. We should see it as a frightened part of ourselves, obsessed with the fear of terrorism and love of control.
"I would be the happy if all my readers would donate as little as $5 to this campaign. In that case we would have more than enough money," Marianne said, finishing the evening with the kind of prayer you won't hear in Congress too often.
The question is actually simple: What is going to win in the end? Love and trust, or fear and surveillance? Most of the media and the establishment will definitely laugh at Marianne Williamson. But no matter what you think of a movement like hers, independent candidates are on the rise. How could they not be when Congress and Obama are fighting like toddlers?
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Today we released Landscape 1.2. We have come a long way since the 1.1 release, with many new features that were incrementally added to the service in these last few months. So we will do something a bit different today in this blog post.
First we will recap what was accomplished in this 1.2 series, and then we will list what changed specifically in this last release.
Reviewing Landscape 1.2
Landscape 1.2 was mostly about customization. We wanted people to not be constrained and forced to use only specific features, but to be able to expand on their own.
The script library was the first such feature, allowing administrators to run scripts anywhere. Later it was incremented with attachments, giving administrators much more freedom. Being such a powerful feature, script execution is still disabled by default in the client part of Landscape, but it's easily enabled during installation or afterwards.
Secondly, we wanted to make Landscape work more for the administrator. Instead of polling the Landscape pages to see what has to be done, what about letting Landscape warn you? This is how alerts were born. This feature was also later refined, allowing control over which set of machines are subjected to each type of alert.
Finally, we also wanted to make Landscape more useful for people without a subscription to the service. The idea was to provide a quick summary of the system during logins, so that an administrator could quickly check if everything was ok. landscape-sysinfo was born, and with a fully modular architecture it can be easily expanded with more plugins.
As a bonus, the client part of Landscape (including the new landscape-sysinfo tool) is officially part of Ubuntu starting with the 8.10 "Intrepid" release. This includes an integration with the installer, meaning that administrators can have a fully configured Landscape client right after installation.
Even with all these features being added to Landscape, there is always some time to fine tune existing ones and add some other, smaller, enhancements. Some are just small, but helpful, details, like adding a "Select All" button to a page. Others are a bit more visible, like the reboot/shutdown option. The point is that Landscape is always evolving. One day things are exactly how they were before, and in the next day the administrator can be presented with a new exciting feature that makes his job easier.
To end this quick review, here is the full list of major features that were added to Landscape 1.2:
- Alerts: via email or just in the dashboard, get alerts for package upgrades (security or otherwise), new pending computers or pending actions that require explicit approval from the administrator;
- Script library: administrators can now store scripts inside Landscape itself for quick retrieval and deployment. Attachments can also be stored and used from within the script, opening up lots of new scripting possibilities;
- System status during login: new client side tool called landscape-sysinfo which shows a quick summary about the system where the administrator is logging in (only available for text logins, such as a terminal or ssh);
- Inclusion in Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid": not only is the client part of Landscape part of the distribution, there is also integration with the installer.
Thanks to all that sent feedback to the Landscape team, it is really appreciated!
Specific changes for this release
These are the specific changes in this release compared to the previous one:
- client fix to avoid a situation where dpkg would stop asking for a question, thus halting the whole package operation
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Golden Rams Soccer Players Earn All-American Honors
Peoples Bank Strengthens Commitment to College Education With $52,500 Endowment
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Minnesota Potters: Sharing the Fire Continues with Documentary, Traveling Exhibit, Workshops
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Student Art Sale, Dec. 11 - 14
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With the help of a new $49,713 Minnesota State Arts Board grant, Anoka-Ramsey Community College will continue to promote the rich history and current practices of ceramics arts in Minnesota by capturing renowned potter Warren MacKenzie at work in his studio in a documentary titled, Warren MacKenzie: The People's Potter.
"Anoka-Ramsey is committed to helping art students create inspired works while equipping them for successful careers," says college Art Faculty and grant coordinator Mark Lambert. "This documentary project flows from this commitment and will offer students and the public an opportunity to learn from this internationally prominent folk artist."
The vision for the project is to document the 88-year-old MacKenzie at work before the opportunity to capture his experience on film closes. The production will follow MacKenzie's process from start-to-finish, exploring his approach, style and methods, which current and future artists may refer to and learn from for years to come.
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Throughout his 60 plus year career, MacKenzie has made vast contributions to our society's cultural heritage. His simple, wheel-thrown functional pottery, heavily influenced by Korean folk pottery and the work of Japanese potter Shoji Hamada (friend of Leach), is internationally recognized.
According to the Smithsonian Institution, MacKenzie is credited with bringing to Minnesota the Japanese "Mingei" style of pottery—"hand-crafted art for ordinary people." He joined the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities art faculty in 1952 and remains a professor emeritus today. His award-winning work is represented in collections at museums around the world.
Pottery is an extremely tactile art form that is utilitarian in origin. MacKenzie has always represented his work as everyday pottery for everyday people at an affordable price, reinforcing the functionality of his pieces. Yet his work continues to be highly valued and prized for its simple elegance and artistic value.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College is a fiscal year 2012 recipient of a Folk and Traditional Arts grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. These activities are funded, in part, by the arts and cultural heritage fund as appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the Legacy Amendment vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.
For more information about the Warren MacKenzie documentary, visit AnokaRamsey.edu/Fire.aspx.
With the help of a new $49,713 Minnesota State Arts Board grant, the college will continue to promote the rich history and current practices of ceramics arts in Minnesota by capturing renowned potter Warren MacKenzie (shown) at work in his studio in a documentary titled, Warren MacKenzie: The People's Potter.


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If one of the brightest young stars thought you were good...you probably doing something right...KD is humble and calls it like it is...so coming from him...it must be something...though KD still has lots to learn...but he is one of the NBA's elites at a very young age...
- 11:10 p.m. April 4, 2011
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Wow, I had no idea Gordon was doing this well or actually shooting that well
from the 3. Perhaps there is a bright spot for the future, I just hope it
doesn't get traded away or leave in free agency as well.
Go Jazz!
- 11:10 p.m. April 4, 2011
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Horny+Hayward+offseason=korvers record breaking year
Hayward has so much talent that with the right tutelage, hard work, and support from his teammates he can be a special player for us. He's got very high basketball IQ especially for a rookie, and to think its only going to get better.
Keep working on your game Hayward and you can become that leader the Jazz are lacking right now.
- 11:17 p.m. April 4, 2011
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I love what Hayward has been showing he has in regard to his game. I love how he can do so many things well, just like Watson commented on. I see Hayward starting next year and becoming a leader on this team, something that is very much needed.
- 11:27 p.m. April 4, 2011
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I was beginning to think that Hayward might become a bust, but he has really
played well over the last month. ESPN currently has him as the 28th best rookie,
but I have a feeling he'll climb the ladder by year's end and be ready to be a
solid contributor next year.
If you look at photos of Hayward in uniform at Butler and compare them to now you can really tell that he's gained some muscle, lets hope he continues to work hard.
The Jazz may have gotten the 9th overall pick right after all- we'll know for sure by 2013.
- 11:50 p.m. April 4, 2011
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KOC said to give him 2 years. He was a Soph when he left college. I will judge
him next year but he does tend to stay in front of his man on D. He does tend to
hit a good percentage of his shots. He does his part to run the offense the way
it is supposed to be run. He is a good rebounder. He can kind of play PG or
point forward if needed.
His biggest weakness appears to be that he does not take shots that he should. That is fixable.
Funny how playing time makes a big difference in the quality of play for many players.
He is another player who seemed to play better when Sloan retired. Sloan gave him chances to start. I am sure Sloan liked him. I suspect that some aspects of Sloan's personality had a negative effect on some young players.
Sometimes they need a kick but often they need encouragement.
- 12:01 a.m. April 5, 2011
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Well, he doesn't have to worry about the expected playoff appearance, unless he
has tickets. Jody Genessy needs to learn math, unless he wrote this article
before the Jazz were eliminated from the playoffs when they lost to the laa...
the lake.... The team that shall not be named. Unless Mr. Genessy meant the
Jazz lost the expected playoff appearance like they lost Coach Jerry.
Remember: You are special. Just like everyone else.
- 12:33 a.m. April 5, 2011
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His height is what makes him really special. There's not many 6'8'' people who
can play PG and PF at the same time. (Remember, he played PF in college, also
remember that he's taller than Paul Milsap)
He increased his 3 point percentage by 14% from college. That is a tremendous upgrade.
I just hope they don't trade away Hayward or Evans. They both seem to improve each other.
- 12:47 a.m. April 5, 2011
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His work ethic is what will separate him from the others,even when he is missing his shots he plays smart and will help the team in many ways,hopefully our starting 2 / 3 for many years to come,there is a reason Sloan liked this kid so much.GO JAZZ!
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There is no question Hayward has NBA talent, but unfortunately, he has a junior
varsity physique. He really needed those other 2 years in college to develop
his body.
If fact, I am sure Butler would have beaten UConn last night if Hayward would have been in the Bulldog's lineup. Hayward was their go-to-guy who could create for himself as well as for his teammates.
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Great hearing positives from Watson and Durant on Hayward. Comparison to Manu opened my eyes a little bit...only thing I was worried about concerning Hayward was his lateral quickness after hearing that from certain scouts, but it looks like he is doing just fine staying with the opponents he guards. Manu and the other Spurs all try and succeed usually at tough, man-to-man defense. I knew all along from seeing him in college that Hayward could body, had a strong core and legs, and could block shots well for his size. Awesome on the increased percentage on his 3 pt shooting over the year...kudos to Horny for his help, too. I look to see Hayward starting next year, maybe at SG. See Evans in dual SF/PF back-up role. Looking promising for next year, Jazz!
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It is good to see Coach Corbin recognize and utilize the young and talented
early their careers, such as Coach Sloan never did.
Although the Jazz has been through some extremely disappointing losses (beginning at the time of the overdue retirement of Jerry Sloan), in the long run Sloan's departure will be a real blessing to the team.
Fans, however, are slow to see and quick to criticize the new.
They're extremely impatient and unrealistically loyal to Sloan.
That is especially true because the team has, for many years, been to the playoffs, rivaling the record of almost all other NBA teams.
The salient statistic regarding all those playoff appearances is the undeniable numbers that show Jerry's teams ALWAYS fell short, content playing the roll of bridesmaid and also-ran.
I for one look to the future and heartily welcome Coach Corbin.
I very much anticipate a more rational approach to the utilization of young talent, ceasing to park it on the bench.
He will indeed build a verifiable winning team in Utah.
Using the old and tired to backup to the young and talented will be a boon to the Utah Jazz of the future.
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He will be fine!
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He will be more special when he stops throwing the ball to the other team.
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I love Gordon. His attitude & work ethic remind me of another guy named John Stockton. Different position, same outlook. He's a nice kid and has great potential. He'll be a great ball player, and one with his head on straight. I think his attitude makes him a great fit here, and I see him staying a good long time. Don't let this kid get away, Jazz. He could be the shooter we need and a catalyst for the team's future.
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The demise of the Utah Jazz began with the retirement of Matt Harpring and accelerated with the loss of Wesley Matthews which led, in my view, to the dissatisfaction of Deron Williams and the resignation of Jerry Sloan. The worst decision the Jazz ever made was to lose Matthews, a blue collar, defensive minded, drive to the rim, play every minute type of guy, like Harpring. This is not to say the Jazz can't regroup and become a decent team again, but a team with Jefferson, Millsap, Hayward, Favors, Matthews and Williams, well, that's the stuff dreams are made of. Corbin may turn out to be a good coach, but I wonder if the Jazz ever considered hiring Matt Harpring, a young Jerry Sloan.
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Can we really trust what Durrant? I mean if I am Durrant and I see my opponent
shooting 1-10.....I am hoping he plays every time we match up too!
1-10?....He should be starting! LOL!
- 9:41 a.m. April 5, 2011
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Re Tom Jr:
I really liked Mathews too, but I hate to break this to you but he's a mediocre 2 guard who will never make an all star team and who has already hit his ceiling. Your starting lineup is a pipe dream too. The simple fact is that the Jazz had to choose between Mathews and Jefferson, they couldn't afford to get both of them, the Jazz are not the lakers or Knicks who can throw money at every problem they have.
As for Hayward I think he could develop into exactly the type of heady, Hard nose player the Jazz need.
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What he needs is a special haircut.
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CHA Preseason Coaches' Poll
Rk Team (First-Place Votes) Record Points
1. Bemidji State (4) 20-14-3 16
2. Niagara (1) 20-15-1 13
3. Robert Morris 12-20-3 9
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2006-07 Preseason All-CHA Team
Player, Year, Position, School
Sean Bentivoglio, Sr, F, Niagara
Ted Cook, So, F, Niagara
Luke Erickson, Sr, F, Bemidji State
Les Reaney, So, F, Niagara
Shaun Arvai, Sr, D, Alabama-Huntsville
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Christian Boucher, Jr, G, Robert Morris
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PLM for the Product Value Chain (Comments) https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/feed/comments/atom 2016-05-31T16:29:18+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/3_trends_driving_big_changes#comment-1433875111172 Re: 3 Trends Driving Big Changes in the PLM Market Stan Przybylinski 2015-06-09T18:38:31+00:00 2015-06-09T18:38:31+00:00
Hi Julia,

Thanks for attending the event. I think you hit most of the high points. Oracle is going down the platformization path and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the players move too.

Stan Przybylinski
 VP of Research
 CIMdata. Inc.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/launching_agile_plm_9_31#comment-1423763184149 Re: OVCS 2015 and Launching Agile PLM 9.3.4 and AutoVue 20.2.3! Shane 2015-02-12T17:46:24+00:00 2015-02-12T17:46:24+00:00
There are many considerations for which version to use when upgrading. I don't think Oracle publishing our performance and breakpoint testing results should have a large influence on your decision because I do not expect the changes to be large between the 9.3.3 and 9.3.4 results.

In my view, you have to consider:
 - Where you are on your upgrade project. This mostly means how much money (resource) has already been spent, and what would a version change cost?
 - Do you already have 9.3.3 HFs? Are they already merged in 9.3.4?
 - How important are the 9.3.4 platform changes to your IT organization?
 - How important are the 9.3.4 feature changes to your business?
 - Can your company quickly install, upgrade, and verify 9.3.4 in a small test environment?

I hope this helps you with your decision.

Regards,
 Shane
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/launching_agile_plm_9_31#comment-1423761350157 Re: OVCS 2015 and Launching Agile PLM 9.3.4 and AutoVue 20.2.3! guest 2015-02-12T17:15:50+00:00 2015-02-12T17:15:50+00:00
Hi,

We are on the verge of upgrading to Agile 9.3.3. Would it be worthwhile go to Agile 9.3.4 right now or wait for your performance and breakpoint testing to get completed.

What is the timeline for the testing to be complete?

Thanks,
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/part_numbering_schemes#comment-1414508264620 Re: Part Numbering Schemes Fred 2014-10-28T14:57:44+00:00 2014-10-28T14:57:44+00:00
Thanks Keith- I specifically came to this webpage looking for a better name than "non-intelligent" or "dumb". We're switching from an "intelligent" scheme and getting user buy-in is difficult when they understand the existing scheme already and don't see value in the new one. It doesn't help calling the new scheme the "dumb #" scheme.

I think I'm going to call them "The old scheme" and the "Sequencial Scheme" for the training materials.

Anyone have a better suggestion?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/why_choose_to_deploy_agile#comment-1400258855276 Re: Why Choose to Deploy Agile PLM in the Cloud? Kerrie Jordan 2014-05-16T16:47:35+00:00 2014-05-16T16:47:35+00:00
Please note, this is applicable to companies based in North America. There are more details on this in the webcasts, but please feel free to contact your Oracle Sales representative for specific questions. Thanks for reading!
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/is_product_lifecycle_management_the#comment-1399975220264 Re: Is Product Lifecycle Management the Answer to Driving Innovation in Biopharma? guest 2014-05-13T10:00:20+00:00 2014-05-13T10:00:20+00:00
Yes it's true that PLM has transformed how products are developed and commercialized in many industries. it can effectively help biopharma companies.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/oracle_value_chain_summit_2014#comment-1388763682084 Re: Oracle Value Chain Summit 2014 - Your AGILITY of 2014 guest 2014-01-03T15:41:22+00:00 2014-01-03T15:41:22+00:00
Great! Thank you for the info, Carol. We're glad Ventureforth will be there, as well as our many other experienced and talented partners participating. The OVCS 14 is going to be a great event!

Since I orginally posted this, we've been working hard to build out the full agenda of excellent speakers and topics, so I just wanted to make sure everyone knew where to find the latest PLM schedule:

FOCUS ON PRODUCT VALUE CHAIN AT OVCS 14:
 http://bit.ly/PVCatOVCS14

Thanks all! See you there!

-Kerrie
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/top_5_reasons_to_attend#comment-1388761590328 Re: Top 5 Reasons to Attend Oracle Value Chain Summit 2014! Carol Velasquez 2014-01-03T15:06:30+00:00 2014-01-03T15:06:30+00:00
Following on from OVCS 14 there is a mobile rountable event for Oracle customers, sign up at http://www.ventureforth.com/index.php/ovcroundtable
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/oracle_value_chain_summit_2014#comment-1388761525737 Re: Oracle Value Chain Summit 2014 - Your AGILITY of 2014 guest 2014-01-03T15:05:25+00:00 2014-01-03T15:05:25+00:00
Kerrie,

Great post! Ventureforth will be at OVCS 14 highlighting mobile solutions for Oracle, there will be a roundtable on Thursday for Oracle customers. Sign up is at: http://www.ventureforth.com/index.php/ovcroundtable

Best - Carol
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/93_feature_drag_drop_content_t#comment-1386839730017 Re: 9.3 Feature: Drag & Drop Content to a Project guest 2013-12-12T09:15:30+00:00 2013-12-12T09:15:30+00:00
Hi,
 i want the information in the 'Navigator' and the 'Recently Visited' section. Is there any way to retrieve this information using AgileAPI in java or any other option to read that.
 Thanks.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/launching_agile_plm_9_3#comment-1384356235411 Re: Launching Agile PLM 9.3.3! Shane Goodwin 2013-11-13T15:23:55+00:00 2013-11-13T15:23:55+00:00
Please review the Capacity Planning Guide document (http://bit.ly/agiledocs). Agile PLM supports Weblogic Server 12.1.1 for all platforms except HP-UX. Please install 12.1.1 to proceed. If you are running HP-UX, there is a separate instruction on how to install Agile PLM using Weblogic 12.1.2 only on HP-UX.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/launching_agile_plm_9_3#comment-1384328971108 Re: Launching Agile PLM 9.3.3! Agile933 2013-11-13T07:49:31+00:00 2013-11-13T07:49:31+00:00
I'm installing Agile PLM, but before that I installed Weblogic Server 12c (22.214.171.124). But now Agile PLM installer is asking for Weblogic 188.8.131.52, and it does not recognize 184.108.40.206 home directory!! Is there a simple solution?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/review_of_the_1st_european#comment-1372055707016 Re: Review of the 1st European Value Chain Summit in Cologne, March 19-20, 2013 Ulf Köster 2013-06-24T06:35:07+00:00 2013-06-24T06:35:07+00:00
Hi Paritosh,
 You can find Customer and Partner success stories here: www.oracle.com/customers
 Regards
 Ulf
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/review_of_the_1st_european#comment-1372055247137 Re: Review of the 1st European Value Chain Summit in Cologne, March 19-20, 2013 Paritosh 2013-06-24T06:27:27+00:00 2013-06-24T06:27:27+00:00
Where can I find European companies Success stories.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/review_of_the_1st_european#comment-1368180823737 Re: Review of the 1st European Value Chain Summit in Cologne, March 19-20, 2013 Ulf Köster 2013-05-10T10:13:43+00:00 2013-05-10T10:13:43+00:00
Summit participants have received an email with the link to a follow-up portal. On this portal, they find links to the presentations that are agreed to be available to the public, as well as photos from the event.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/agile_plm_on_developing_agile#comment-1368084558490 Re: Agile PLM on Developing Agile PLM: Software Lifecycle Management Software Development Company Odisha 2013-05-09T07:29:18+00:00 2013-05-09T07:29:18+00:00
Hi friends,
 Thanks for all the information about the Software Lifecycle Management ...........
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/review_of_the_1st_european#comment-1366104993441 Re: Review of the 1st European Value Chain Summit in Cologne, March 19-20, 2013 David Weber 2013-04-16T09:36:33+00:00 2013-04-16T09:36:33+00:00
Thanks a lot for the good summary of the event! Is there any chance to get some of the presentation slides? Would appreciate that.

Thanks and kind regards,
 David.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/review_of_the_1st_european#comment-1365770766156 Re: Review of the 1st European Value Chain Summit in Cologne, March 19-20, 2013 Santosh Dhamdhere 2013-04-12T12:46:06+00:00 2013-04-12T12:46:06+00:00
Thanks. Great Information.
 Where I will get presentations from this summit?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/get_more_from_the_oracle#comment-1358837453552 Re: Get More from the Oracle Value Chain Summit: Spend Some Time with KPIT Yogesh 2013-01-22T06:50:53+00:00 2013-01-22T06:50:53+00:00
Congrats KPIT
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/autovue_20_2_for_agile#comment-1351006054602 Re: AutoVue 20.2 for Agile Released Kerrie Foy 2012-10-23T15:27:34+00:00 2012-10-23T15:27:34+00:00
Hi Bindu,

To resolve your particular issue, we recommend going to My Oracle Support and submitting an SR. That will be the best way to address it.

Thank you,
 Kerrie
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/autovue_20_2_for_agile#comment-1350893716348 Re: AutoVue 20.2 for Agile Released bindu 2012-10-22T08:15:16+00:00 2012-10-22T08:15:16+00:00
Hi,

We are using Agile version 126.96.36.199 and AutoVue 20.0. When I'm trying for Thumbnails, I'm not able to view the contents of the document in thumbnails, but able to view images like jpeg, jif etc.

for CAD files related also I'm not able to view them.We have installed Agile on Linux.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/casual_user_ui_integration_tho#comment-1346446697840 Re: Casual User UI Integration using Agile PLM Web Services Kathy Kikoshima 2012-08-31T20:58:17+00:00 2012-08-31T20:58:17+00:00
Hello,

Please review the tutorial 'Building an Agile PLM Web Application with JDeveloper and Agile 93 Web Services' at:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/testcontent/mobile-adf-agile-132225.pdf

Let me know if you still need assistance.

Regards,
 Kathy
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/your_day_by_day_guide#comment-1346249715161 Re: Your Day-by-Day Guide to Agile PLM at Oracle OpenWorld 2012 Kerrie Foy 2012-08-29T14:15:15+00:00 2012-08-29T14:15:15+00:00
The Focus-On Document for Agile Product Lifecycle Management and Product Value Chain sessions is ready! Download it here: http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/agile/oow-2012-focus-on-plm-1835751.pdf
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/autovue_20_2_for_agile#comment-1346094654698 Re: AutoVue 20.2 for Agile Released Kerrie Foy 2012-08-27T19:10:54+00:00 2012-08-27T19:10:54+00:00
Hi Nitin,

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the AutoVue server does not support Solaris - the only platforms it supports are Windows and Linux. We recommend you check the AutoVue release notes for specific versions that are officially supported. The latest AutoVue documents on OTN may help. They are posted here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E29155_02/otn/docset.html

Kerrie
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/autovue_20_2_for_agile#comment-1345900478147 Re: AutoVue 20.2 for Agile Released nitin sahu 2012-08-25T13:14:38+00:00 2012-08-25T13:14:38+00:00
Hi ,
 I have install Agile PLM on Solaris machine an don same machine i am installing Autovue. But after installing successfully i am not able to find path.
 Is Autovue can't install on Solaris machine.

Please let me know
 Thanks in advance
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/casual_user_ui_integration_tho#comment-1345890193625 Re: Casual User UI Integration using Agile PLM Web Services guest 2012-08-25T10:23:13+00:00 2012-08-25T10:23:13+00:00
hi,
 I am trying to create ADF pages by the help of Agile PLM web servces.
 I am using web services by the help of proxy server and creating POJO.
 But i am not able to fetch the data.
 Can you please suggest me the right way to fetch the data
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/casual_user_ui_integration_tho#comment-1344969242075 Re: Casual User UI Integration using Agile PLM Web Services Kathy Kikoshima 2012-08-14T18:34:02+00:00 2012-08-14T18:34:02+00:00
Code samples can be found at:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/indexes/samplecode/agileplm-sample-520945.html
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/oracle_agile_plm_summit_2012#comment-1332266227745 Re: Oracle Agile PLM Summit 2012, Feb 7-8 in Santa Clara, CA Kerrie Foy 2012-03-20T17:57:07+00:00 2012-03-20T17:57:07+00:00
Hello,

The best way to resolve your specific issue is to file an SR to notify Oracle Support.

Thank you.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/oracle_agile_plm_summit_2012#comment-1332186574457 Re: Oracle Agile PLM Summit 2012, Feb 7-8 in Santa Clara, CA guest 2012-03-19T19:49:34+00:00 2012-03-19T19:49:34+00:00
Presently having an issue with recognition of data migrated from Agile Windows client 2005 to Agile 126.96.36.199. Eco Originator field is unpopulated. Pleasse contact me at 410-312-2496 or email@example.com for more information.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/PLM/entry/video_20_customer_results_in#comment-1331634961622 Re: Video: 20 Customer Results in 90 Seconds sohbet 2012-03-13T10:36:01+00:00 2012-03-13T10:36:01+00:00
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The Steelers landed in Dallas today and immediately became the most happening event in town. Hundreds of the team's fans lined up at the Omni Hotel in downtown Fort Worth to catch a glimpse or an autograph of one of the players as they checked in. Nobody told them it's supposed to be as cold as Pittsburgh down here starting tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin gave a 15-minute press conference to a horde of reporters that nearly outnumbered the fans. (The NFL says there are more than 5,000 credentialed members of the media down here in Dallas, the first Super Bowl record to fall this week.)
There will be a million and one interviews this week, but Tomlin's availability was the first major one. Based on the questions he and a handful of his players heard, here's an educated guess on the storylines that will be beaten into the ground by the end of the week:
* The Steelers and the Packers played in a fantastic shootout last season that Pittsburgh won 37-36. It wasn't the kind of game you'd expect from two teams with highly-ranked defenses. Tomlin wasn't happy about the way his team played in that game, and he'd like you to believe it has nothing to do with the one that will be played Sunday. "What happened at Heinz Field is going to have no bearing on what happens in his game." We think the media will have a different opinion.
* Last year, much of the talk surrounding the Colts-Saints Super Bowl was focused on Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney's ankle. Would he play? How good would he be? This year, Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey has an injured ankle, and Tomlin picked up where last year's ankle frenzy left off: By adding to the uncertainty and giving away very few clues. He wouldn't fully admit that Pouncey's ankle is broken. "I'm sure it could be characterized that way," said Tomlin. "I'm sure I got something floatin' around in my ankle. The issue that is keeping him from participating is a high-ankle sprain." Give Tomlin a little credit for skirting the issue while not outright lying.
* The army of reporters down here also surrounded Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. For the past two offseasons, Roethlisberger has dealt with off-field scandals. The NFL suspended Roethlisberger for four games to start this season for alleged inappropriate behavior with a woman in a Georgia bar. Now he's playing in the Super Bowl. This will be a big topic of conversation this week, and Tomlin addressed it this way. "Ben is a highly respected member of our football team. … We all fall short of perfection. We all make mistakes. His are well documented. He's doing the best he can as far as moving forward."


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The January/February 2015 issue of Mud & Obstacle magazine is out! You're going to love all its OCR goodness. Read More +
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"Money Makes the World Go Around: An Ancient Empress as Popular Icon of Japanese Modernity"
Melanie Trede Colloquium
Since an eighth-century historical account, Jingu was represented in hagiographic as well as vernacular narratives, paintings and sculptures. She was interpreted as a goddess, mother of the martial deity Hachiman, and as the alleged conqueror of the Korean kingdoms. These features turned her into the archetype of Japanese colonial aspirations. To choose Empress Jingu as a motif for the new and ubiquitous medium of paper money during the formative years of the Japanese nation-state was therefore a highly political and ideological decision.
The Japanese finance ministry ordered three different renderings of the empress to be designed between 1873 and 1881. However, none of her pre-modern characteristics appear overtly in any of the late nineteenth-century official, visual interpretations. Why would this be the case? What are the reasons for the shift from a narrative representation to an unfamiliar allegory, and finally to a bust portrait reminiscent of European regents? How could her Western-style image on the bills evoke her multi-faceted persona in the Japanese consumers?
The radically modern renderings of Empress Jingu, and the debates surrounding their creation reveal negotiations of historical, political, and aesthetic boundaries between ancient and modern; ideological notions and realpolitik; Japan and its mainland neighbours; art and everyday media; and the balancing of Japanese versus Western modes of visual representation.
Melanie Trede is professor of the histories of Japanese art at Heidelberg University, Germany. She is the 2011/12 Toyota Visiting Professor (Center for Japanese Studies) at the University of Michigan.
Her research during her tenure in Ann Arbor focuses on the political iconography of the influential Hachiman legend. This controversial narrative and archetype of colonial aspirations dating to the eighth century was retold and pictorialized in a variety of media through the twentieth century. It relates to the protective deity of warriors and the emperor in Japan while celebrating an alleged pre-historic conquest of the Korean peninsula.
Trede engages methodologies developed by historians, such as a re-visited concept of the longue durée and looks at the religious, historical and aesthetic ruptures in reinventing the narrative in visual forms through five centuries. Questions of local as well as institutional power of sacred centers vis-à-vis shogunal authority, as well as anthropological approaches that include the social and aesthetic life of objects, inform her research. Problems associated with the materiality of pictorial narratives are addressed, among them the fragmentation of handscrolls and their aesthetic implications, as well as the choice of script types in connection with the ritual use of scrolls. Trede reflects on historiographic and disciplinary critiques of the changing value judgements in modern Japanese art history and the political revival of the legend during the restoration of the emperor in the 1870s and 1880s.
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A 54-year-old Ward Street Northwest man reported being attacked by unknown people as he took out his trash at 12:40 a.m. Monday.
The man said he was "blindsided" by the attackers and didn't get a description of them.
Some of them took his cane and beat him with it, the man said.
Nothing was stolen.
I bet there Moms are so proud of them. Can't get any tougher then beating a 54 year old man with a cane. What pitiful creatures we have roaming the streets in society today.


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Once you've achieved the American dream of owning a home, it usually isn't but a few years later that people decide to sell that home an upgrade. Reasons vary from starting a family and needing more space to relocating due to changes in a job. Often the first home you buy is smaller and more of a fixer that you would ideally choose if you could afford something else.
Often a few years of home ownership is accompanied by an increase in income, making an upgrade possible and desirable.
While you've likely been through the steep learning curve of shopping for a house, finding the right neighborhood and qualifying for a loan, you may know very little about selling.
The first thing to understand is that no one will value your house the way you do. No one. You moved into that house, just starting out—maybe just after getting married or landing your first big job. Your heart soared at the chance to realize this big achievement and you put everything you had into making it happen.
On top of that, you built memories there. Important memories that you'll keep all your life. You may have fixed it up on your own, invested blood, sweat and tears. You may have started a family in that home or met your spouse while living in that home.
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Fun City in Littleton will be hosting Treat Street, a free Halloween activity for the whole family! This is a great way to have some fun while keeping the kids safe this Halloween. The event will run from 11am to 1pm on October 31st.
Costume Contest - Costume Contest Judging will take place at 2:00pm
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Coloring Contest - Coloring Contest submissions due at 3:00pm
Three age groups: 6 and under, 7-10 and 11-14
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and of course Goodies - tons of vendors and treats for the kids.
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Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, author and screenwriter, has written several novels and screenplays throughout the years. Several of her novels, such as Esmond in India, The Nature of Passion, The Householder and Travelers, are set in India. In this 1993 interview, she talks with Don Swaim about Poet and Dancer, the difficulty of judging books, and the misidentification of her because of her name.
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I have a one of a kind Oleg Cassini Wedding dress from Davids Bridal shop this dress is only 6 months olds. When I first purchased the dress it was a size 6 but I am a size 2 so I had to have alterations done to perfectly fit me. Now if you are a size 6 I don't see why you can't let the alterations out for that perfect day I also had breast cups installed for the small chested women as myself. This dress is an fitted trumpet style gown Ivory with lace and pink subtle flowers. Its just gorgeous I originally purchased it for $1200 and it is on sale at Davids Bridal for $1100 so you are getting a steal for all the things included for $850. Along included with the dress is the matching veil and underskirt that fluffs the bottom of the dress out to give you that ballroom affect. Both these two items alone were $225 dollars but for that special lady included free.
You can take a closer look at this dress and see the original price and its gorgeous detail at davidsbridal.com and enter style number CWG464
If you are interested in seeing myself in the gown to get the overall look of this astonishing gown feel free to email and I will email you pics right over.
Come on brides to be don't miss out on this one you may never see a steal like this again on a dress as prestigous as this one
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Priscilla of Boston Nora gown worn to my wedding ceremony only. Lace throughout with removable cap sleeves and a removable rose sash. Trumpet fit, sweetheart neckline.
Alterations: Has been taken in and hemmed slightly to fit 5'5, 125 lb (I wore flats to my ceremony). Also the removable cap sleeves and rose sash have been lightly sewn on to keep them in place but the stitch can easily be removed (I included a picture of the stitch).
Has been stored in a professional preservation box since my ceremony in June of 2011 but has not been cleaned or preserved. It is good condition.
There is some light scuffing on the train and a light makeup stain on inside liner of chest (not visible when wearing). These should easily come out when cleaned and I have included pictures.
Original dress was bought for over $2000. I purchased for $1300 from a girl who wore it to her ceremony, then had it professionally cleaned and preserved. All alterations were done by her seamstress but the dress fit so perfectly and I loved the sash and sleeves, so I kept them. I wore it just to my ceremony.
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The Associated Press released the following itinerary for the remainder of First Lady Michelle Obama's China trip which began last Monday:
Sunday, March 23; Hosts roundtable on education; visits Great Wall – Monday; March 24: Arrives Xi'an, visits Terra Cotta Warriors Museum, Xi'an City Wall – Tuesday, March 25: Visits Chengdu No. 7 High School; meets with staff and families of U.S. Consulate – Wednesday (final day) March 25: Visits Chengdu Panda Base; has lunch at a Tibetan restaurant.
Every staff member in the White House was aware of the first lady's dream of going to China. She "has been looking for an opportunity to go to China," a White House official said last Monday.
Her taxpayer-funded trip is now reality as she left early this week on a government plane with her two daughters and mother on what was described as a "real treat." A trip she's making at considerable expense to taxpayers, although the White House refused to give a dollar figure.
The vacation, being described as "an opportunity to learn about other cultures," is much like her past trips to Spain and Hawaii – very little importance to the American taxpayer and astronomical expense with the Secret Service, military and massive staff cost.
Mrs. Obama's Chief of Staff, Tina Tchen, (she has a huge crew) said in a conference call last Monday, "I think, as she said before, before they came here to the White House, Mrs. Robinson (her elderly mother) had not done any travel internationally, so the opportunities when she's been able to do that have been a real treat, I think, for Mrs. Robinson, for the first lady, for her daughters as well to travel together and to see these places and experience them together."
Taxpayers are so happy they can finally travel in luxury on their dime.
Tchen went on to say in glowing terms, the Obamas "understand the significance of three generations of family traveling together, which I think the Chinese will appreciate, and will appreciate the ties and the bonds that the Obama family have with one another across generations. And this is a great opportunity for the Obama family to experience that, and I think for the Chinese to see that as well in an American family."
What is the real cost of this taxpayer-funded love fest? Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes replied, "As a general matter, we don't disclose the details associated with the security of either the president or the first lady. This question comes up on many trips. What I would say is that determinations about the protection of the President and first lady are made by the Secret Service. We don't interfere in those decisions at all, nor do we publicize the details of that information."
In taxpayer language, "We'd just as soon not tell you since the president's polls are low enough already." But asked if the Obamas will reimburse the U.S. government for the cost of the children and grandmother, Tchen also refused to answer: "We are not discussing or disclosing information regarding the details or the logistics of the trip."
Anyone starting to feel used by the Obamas?
CNS News reported travel by an American first lady typically includes the military passenger jet that carries her and the children, Secret Service personnel to provide security, and a separate cargo plane to haul official vehicles.
Millions and millions of dollars.
But Americans should remember that Mrs. Obama plans to "raise human rights and other concerns with the Chinese government."
I'm sure the Chinese will be all ears.
"We don't think that the first lady should make this a focus at all of her trip," Rhodes said. "This is a very different purpose. This is the purpose, again, of building those people-to-people connections; of reaching out to young people in China, broadening the ties between our two countries. So we'll continue to raise those issues in all of our diplomatic contacts with the Chinese. I think the first lady's message and I think her -- the nature of her visit is quite different."
Rhodes used words like "focus on people-to-people relations" as well as education and "youth empowerment."
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If you have not, and you have pain , you need to find a consultant in your area, while still they are still in pre-launch. The company launches in this March. This examiner was skeptical in the beginning, but when the testing began ended up being pleasantly surprised.(Each strip was worn for 48 hrs a piece.)
The consultant that introduced the powerstrips in Lisa Roberts. Lisa sent me the strips to test from Canada. Here is a bit about Lisa, straight from her: I live in Northern Ontario Canada(Hawk Junction). I am the proud mom 5 wonderful healthy kids (ages 4-16). I love reading , being outdoors, camping, traveling, making new friends. I exercise 5-6 times a week, enjoy researching health, I love juicing. But the most precious moments of my day are the ones I spend with my family. I have always had a passion for health & fitness. In the past I have helped people with improving health, weight loss, fitness plan….. I did this as a hobby for years, because I love to do it. When my husband was hurt in the mines 5.5 yrs ago (back injury, with nerve damage). I decided I needed to help out financially to help out the family. So I got to work to research many wellness companies. Taking 1 yr before making a decision, I wanted a company that I would feel good using every single product, and also being able to give them to my kids. So I joined Forevergreen, this gave me the nutritional tools to continue to do what I love to do, help other live healthier lives. I started sharing with others this incredible business, and in November 2012 I went to the Las Vegas leadership summit. At this conference and new product & division was announced. Powerstrips by FG Xpress (Forevergreen Xpress). A product that helps the body naturally reduce inflammation, pain relief, increase energy and so much more….. I knew that this was something that so many other needed. So now I have added Powerstrips to my tool box . The results that I have personally witness with this product is amazing. I love being able to get out there everyday and help make a difference in people's physical health. FgXpress has been in pre-launch for one year now. With our launch in MArch 2014 back in Las Vegas. My goals is to help as many people as I can, with health, fitness & business. I am a positive leader who supports & encourages others. The more people out there feeling good, making their dreams come true, the better the world around us will be. To know more about Powerstrips & FgXpress visit my websites below http://1696905.fgxpress.com
Below is my experience with the powerstrips that Lisa sent me to try:
Whatever is in it, truly did work. This examiner logged her journey on the blog: http://www.tahlequahtastytidbits.blogspot.com . In the blog entries, it was tested on four different spots on this examiner. The first of the four spots to be tested with the powerstrips was the lower back down where hips and tail bone meet.For this examiner that is a real problem spot with two disks driving this examiner crazy. After application of the strip, there was a noticeable difference right away. In this area is where this examiner deals with a bit of frozen hip when I bend over to pick up things like laundry, or my dog to put him on my lap.Upon application the frozen spot practically disappeared upon application, and this examiner was able to move with more ease than she has in years. It was wonderful.
The second spot in this test of powerstrips was smack in the middle of my back, where this examiner has scaring still from where the needle went in for the c-sections I had, and ended up with a permanent hotspot in my back. Once the strip was applied, as the with the first there was a noticed difference. The noticed difference came in the form of the temperature in the spot dropping about 15 degrees. It felt great!
The third spot in the powerstrips test was where the shoulders and neck meet. The problem that this area has is like the lower back two disk that was giving this examiner fits. But the only difference was you also had to factor in the heat problem also. It was a blessing to be able to move the neck back and forth without pain, even it was for a short time. There was also no neck popping or crackling to contend with as this examiner slept during the night.
Finally the last spot that was put through the powerstrips test was the shoulder/neck area on the right side, probably around the rotator cuff area is what I would call it. It another spot that not only gets sore frequently, but as with 3 out of the four tested areas, has a a heat factor to calculate in for one reason or another. Once again upon application, there was a very noticed difference. It mainly had to do once again with the heat factor, that area dropped about 20 degrees and felt fabulous. More movement was even restored, and not waking up with that area sore was a blessing in disguise. (For those who end up with their arm above their head when they sleep will know what this examiner is talking about.)
All and All this examiner can honestly say this product does work. Thanks also go out to Lisa Roberts for introducing me to this product in the pre-launch phase. I appreciate it.
Once again take the time to stop by Lisa Roberts page at: http://1696905.fgxpress.com
Let her know that Nannette sent you.
Thanks again Lisa for your participation in the 2014 year of trying new things....


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"This is probably the best NCAAs that the women have ever had," head coach Frank Busch said. "We were in the lead going into this last day and these girls just had an incredible three days of competition. The records that were set are unprecedented, and I am just really proud of what they accomplished. We are so excited not only about this, but the future because we have such a young squad, but we are certainly going to miss the leadership of senior Whitney Myers."
For the final day of competition, Myers and junior Lacey Nymeyer nearly grasped two more individual titles to add to their achievements at the meet. Nymeyer finished second in the 100 free, breaking the school record she set in the event during this morning's prelims with a time of 47.34. Myers also finished second in the 200 fly with a time of 1:53.75, nearly breaking her own school record (1:53.19) which she set in 2004.
Also in the 100 free, sophomore Anna Turner finished 13th with a personal best time of 49.04.
In the 200 back, freshman Caitlin Iversen finished sixth overall with a time of 1:55.23, while classmate Andrea Boritzke finished 15th (1:57.39).
Junior Jacquelyn Craft finished seventh in the 200 breast with a time of 2:12.26, as freshman Annie Chandler finished 14th (2:13.03).
For the final event of the championships, the 400 free relay team of Nymeyer, sophomore Lindsey Kelly, Turner and Myers finished second with a time of 3:13.36.
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200 free relay Jackson, Nymeyer, Turner, Kelly 1:27.23 American,
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Lorna, age 87 of Fircrest, Washington, beloved wife and mother, grandmother and great grandmother, went home to be with the Lord, March 23, 2012. She is survived by her husband, Arvie, and her son, Scott. Lorna graduated from Stadium High School. During World War II she worked at Central Bank in Tacoma. She met her husband when he came to work at the bank and they were married February 14th, 1948.
Lorna was an avid skier and skied most of the winter months on Mt. Rainier. She was a downhill champion at Sun Valley. She loved gardening and was a nationally recognized flower judge. She played golf at Fircrest golf club where they joined in 1952, and was president of the 18-Hole Division for 2 years. However, she will be best remembered for her incredible holiday celebrations.
A private burial service will be held at New Tacoma Cemetery.


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A recent study has linked young teens that use occasional acetaminophen (even once a month) with a higher risk (2.5x greater risk) for asthma symptoms, as well as eye and sinus irritation and eczema. The study looked at 322,000 children ranging in age from 13-14, from 50 different countries.
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways characterized by variable and recurring symptoms, airflow obstruction, and bronchospasm. Common symptoms include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.
Studies in the past have shown a link between acetaminophen, or Tylenol, usage and an increased risk for asthma, but because acetaminophen remains the most popular drug for pain and fever relief in children, the findings have not driven doctors to caution people to stop the use of the drug.
Now, the more studies are confirming this link, the more caution physicians are showing when warning parents about the association between some NSAIDs (non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs) and asthma symptom exacerbation. Both aspirin and ibuprofen can bring on asthma attacks on those children already diagnosed with asthma, but there has been no causal link between acetaminophen causing the development of asthma, itself.
More concerns have arisen, lately, concerning other possibly troubling connections with acetaminophen. For example, one study showed an increase risk of hearing loss in men who took regular doses of acetaminophen; while another implied that pregnant women exposed to acetaminophen can lead to increased rates of asthma in newborns.
Scientists speculate that the drugs' systemic anti-inflammatory effect may result in a greater allergic immune response, thereby exacerbating asthma, eczema, eye and sinus irritation, especially in those young teens that are already predisposed to these disorders.
Researchers urge parents to talk to their doctors or pulmonologists about giving acetaminophen to their young teen, especially if they have asthma.