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The Department of Faculty & Academic Development provides advising & personalized services, training, and programs that support the personal, professional and organizational roles and relationships of our trainees and faculty through the various stages of their careers.
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Advising & Personalized Services
Various members of the staff are available for advising by request. Members of our staff have extensive experience in the following areas, and can put you in contact with appropriate resources as needed:
- Academic career advisement for fellows: Bob Tillman, Ph.D.
- Faculty career advising: Janis Yadiny, M.L.S.
- Faculty health & wellness counseling: Walter Baile, M.D. & Warren Holleman, Ph.D.
- Team Development and Self-Awareness Sessions: Victoria McDonnell, Dr.P.H., Bob Tillman & Janis Yadiny
- Personal productivity and performance: Janice Simon, M.A., CPO®
- Training and mentoring advising: Janis Yadiny & Bob Tillman
- Communication Skills Education & Training: Walter Baile, M.D. & Cathy Kirkwood, M.P.H.
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Janis Apted Yadiny, M.L.S. (firstname.lastname@example.com) is associate vice president of Faculty & Academic Development. She has an MLS from McGill University and over 25 years of experience in information access and management, organizational, professional and faculty development, and strategic and planned change in academic, international and corporate institutions. Mrs. Yadiny's previous positions have been with the University of Michigan, the Houston Academy of Medicine - Texas Medical Center Library, McGill University, Royal Society of Medicine in England and the World Health Organization in Switzerland and Tunisia.
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Walter F. Baile, M.D. (firstname.lastname@example.com) is Professor of Behavioral Science and Psychiatry and Director of the Interpersonal Communication And Relationship Enhancement (I*CARE) program in Faculty & Academic Development. In addition to be a practicing psychiatrist, he heads up the I*CARE educational effort within the Division of Academic Affairs. This consists of the development and dissemination of programs promoting competency in clinician patient communication, conflict resolution and mentoring. Specific activities directed toward this goal include a video based website, a lecture series for fellows on Professionalism and Communication skills and hands on workshops for faculty, fellows and oncology staff. He has been involved on a national level in NCI funded programs in teaching communication skills (Oncotalk and Oncotalk Teach) and the International level, training physicians and other staff in communication skills notably in Italy, Germany and Portugal. He has presented and published widely in the area of clinician patient communication. Video presentations on his I*CARE website received 2010 "People's Telly Award" in three categories: education, training and the highest honor which is the silver People's Telly Award. Dr. Baile is also recipient of the 2010 Lynn Payer award given for Outstanding Contributions to the Literature on the Theory, Practice and Teaching of Effective Health Care Communication and Related Skills by the American Association of Communication in Healthcare and co-recipient of the 2011 John P. McGovern Award for Excellence in Biomedical Communication presented by American Medical Writers Association.
Warren L. Holleman, Ph.D. (firstname.lastname@example.com) is Professor of Behavioral Science and Director of the Faculty Health & Well-Being Program in Faculty & Academic Development. He and Katrina Allen Wright develop programs that promote the health, well-being, and work-life balance of faculty. These include traditional educational programs such as Grand Rounds lectures, departmental presentations, and workshops and as well as nontraditional endeavors that promote communication, social support, and healthy lifestyles. These include mindfulness training, Tai Chi, yoga, faculty art, happy hours, support groups, and panel discussions on work-life balance. Dr. Holleman also collaborates with other faculty to conduct research on faculty stress, burnout, and well-being.
Michelle Castillo (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a Program Coordinator in Faculty & Academic Development where she staffs the faculty leadership programs. She joined MD Anderson in late 2008 and then came to us from the Department of General Internal Medicine in March 2015. Prior to joining MD Anderson, she worked as a paralegal.
Tracy Costello, Ph.D. (firstname.lastname@example.com) is Program Manager of the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and Development. In her role, she manages and develops programs that enhance, support and promote the postdoctoral experience at MD Anderson; and provides strategic oversight of the Postdoctoral Association and the Postdoctoral Association Executive Committee. She also currently serves on the Board of Directors of the National Postdoctoral Association and on postdoc fellowship study sections for the National Science Foundation. Dr. Costello earned her PhD in Biostatistics and Biomathematics from the University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences in Houston. Following her postdoctoral fellowships in Epidemiology and Health Disparities Research, she remained at MD Anderson as a senior statistical analyst until 2010 and then took a position with Exagen Diagnostics as a senior statistical geneticist before returning to MD Anderson in her current role.
Catherine D. Kirkwood, M.P.H. (firstname.lastname@example.com), Project Director for the Interpersonal Communication And Relationship Enhancement (I*CARE) program has 35 years of success in the development of educational programs for health care professionals in the Texas Medical Center. She is the former Clinical Education Director for the University of Texas AIDS Education & Training Center (AIDS ETC) for Texas and Oklahoma and Education Manager for The UT MD Anderson Cancer Center's Complementary/Integrative Medicine Education Resources (CIMER) program/Web site She was the Project Director for the International Health and Medical Media (FREDDIE) Award winning program "Important Conversations: Talking with Patients About Complementary Therapies." and the Telly Award winning program "Crossroads" which received two bronze awards in the categories of "Education" and "Training" and the highest award, the Silver People's Telly Award. She is also joint recipient (Walter F. Baile, M.D.) of the John P. McGovern Award for Excellence in Biomedical Communication.
Victoria McDonnell, Dr.P.H. (firstname.lastname@example.com), Project Director, has nearly 20 years success in higher education, academic health and private industry. She was Director of Marketing and Client Relations at a Houston-based technology company that develops video games for health. While at Baylor College of Medicine she was the Houston-site project manager of an NIH-funded Type 2 diabetes prevention trial and is skilled in focus group development, moderation, facilitation and analyses. Her work at Baylor College of Medicine and as a qualitative research consultant is published in peer-reviewed journals. She is a Certified Practitioner of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator® Step I and Step II instruments. She earned her master's degree in nutrition from Pennsylvania State University and her doctorate in public health from The University of Texas Health Science Center School of Public Health.
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/victoriamcd/
Veronica Paniagua, C.A.P. (firstname.lastname@example.com), is Program Coordinator supporting the Office of Career & Entrepreneurship Advancement (CEA) and the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs & Development (OPAD) in the Department of Faculty & Academic Development. She coordinates the administrative and logistical support needed for the delivery of CEA and OPAD programs and events, while assisting the Department of Faculty & Academic Development with various projects and duties. Veronica has been with MD Anderson Cancer Center for 8 years, including four years as a Sr. Administrative Assistant in the Department of Cardiology. She holds a certificate of Certified Administrative Professional (CAP) and has been in the administrative healthcare field for more than 15 years, allowing her to develop a diverse background working with faculty, medical personnel, administration, and trainees.
JR Porter, M.S., IDD (firstname.lastname@example.com) Project Director for Faculty & Academic Development, joined MD Anderson Cancer Center early in 2001 and worked in the Performance Improvement Department until 20008. He went to work for Baylor College of Medicine on a federal contract developing educational materials for physicians and consumers based on comparative effectiveness research. He returned to MD Anderson Cancer Center in March of 2013. Mr. Porter earned his Master of Science degree from Lamar University and has recently been certified as an Instructional Designer/Developer.
Janice Simon, M.A., CPO® (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a project director in Faculty & Academic Development where she assists faculty and staff as an in-house professional organizer. She has been at MD Anderson since early 2000. Prior to working at MD Anderson, Ms. Simon worked at a school district as a media coordinator and as a newspaper journalist. She earned her Master of Arts degree from the University of Houston-Clear Lake.
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Brenda Slawson, C.A.P-O.M. (email@example.com), Program Manager in Faculty & Academic Development, has worked at MD Anderson Cancer Center since 2007. In April 2011, she joined us from the department of Pathology where she served as a senior administrative assistant.
Christopher Taylor, (email@example.com) Project Director of the Office of Career & Entrepreneurship Advancement (CEA) in the Faculty & Academic Development Department, develops programs and services to support the education and preparation of researchers and clinicians in the areas of career development and entrepreneurship. Chris is in charge of the development and launch of CEA's career development offerings, including curriculum tailored to help researchers and clinicians explore a broad range of career options and create a strategic plan to reach their long-term career goals. He is also responsible for the launch of MD Anderson's Entrepreneurship Academy and its cornerstone program, the Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Regional Program, that supports innovators and entrepreneurs in their efforts to commercialize their technologies. In addition, he oversees the Bio-Innovation Odyssey Fellowship Program that he helped to develop and launch in 2016. Chris has been a successful entrepreneur in the financial services and hospitality industries and has held several leadership positions in industry and academia. He brings over 17 years of multidimensional experience in strategic planning, business consulting, change management, financial planning, entrepreneurship, and leadership development. He joined MD Anderson in August 2013.
Robert Tillman, Ph.D. (firstname.lastname@example.com), Associate Director of Faculty & Academic Career Enhancement, brings a decade of experience in the professional development of students, fellows and faculty. He was most recently Director of Faculty Professional Development at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City. He held prior positions directing the Science Alliance at the New York Academy of Sciences providing career development for students and postdocs at over 25 academic institutions focused on the greater New York City metropolitan area, and at NYU School of Medicine overseeing the development of the postdoctoral program. He received his Ph.D. in Immunology from Washington University in St. Louis, MO.
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Deborah Watkins (email@example.com) is the Senior Administrative Assistant in the Department of Faculty & Academic Development supporting the I*CARE and Faculty Health & Well-Being programs. She has worked at MDACC for 25 years in a variety of roles in several departments including, the Division of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Medical Staff Office, Department of Pathology, Department of Behavioral Science, Department of Conference Services and Academic Support Services. Before joining Faculty & Academic Development she served for six years as Senior Administrative Assistant and eight years as Program Coordinator, in the Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. She is highly skilled in program coordination, and has coordinated numerous faculty recruitment searches, conferences, workshops and lectures both internally and externally including the Blaffer Lecture Series, Friday Seminar Series and Genes & Development Program.
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You say the week between Christmas and New Year's has nothing going down? How about pins?! This week is one of the busiest of the year for open bowling. Check out what's new on Milwaukee lanes in in our Friday Weekend Cue section.
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In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article

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Download Deke's customized keyboard layouts for InDesign Style Sheets from the Exercise Files tab.
- Replicating formatting attributes with the Eyedropper tool
- Creating and applying paragraph styles
- Formatting stories with New Style and Quick Apply
- Understanding and exploiting local overrides
- Augmenting text with character styles
- Employing nested and numbered styles
- Using a "list" to number across stories
- Working with table and cell styles
- Creating and employing object styles
- Automating whole page designs with anchored object styles
Skill Level Intermediate
In this exercise, we are going to assign a Drop Shadow to this tile in progress here and then we are going to save off all the attributes that we have created thus far. We are going to save them off as an Object Style. So I am working on this R3 tile and I am still inside the Tiles with text.indd file that I have opened in the previous exercise. So I've done a little work to this file obviously. Now, I am going to go up to the Object Menu and I am going to choose Effects and I am going to choose Drop Shadow and you also have a keyboard shortcut for that which is Ctrl+Alt+M, Command+Option+M on the Mac.
The letter M never appears in the word Drop Shadow that's just a way it is. So go ahead and choose that command and brings up the Drop Shadow panel of this big Effects dialog box. So there is all kinds of effects that you can apply and I am going to leave the Mode set to Multiply. I am going to raise the Opacity value to a 100% and let's turn on the Preview Checkbox. So I can see what in a world I am doing and it looks okay. It doesn't really look the way I want it to look. Let's go ahead and give it some color by clicking on Black. Let's give it some little more interesting color the Shadow brown right here will do me and by the way you can either select from Swatches or you can dial in a color, if you like.
If you had a very specific shade you wanted it to dial in, you could do that, but I am going to stick with the Swatches I've created in advance. I want Shadow brown right there, then click OK and you can see how that looks a little better, drops off more nicely. We don't have that sharp edge around the Black. Next I am going to change the X and Y Offset Values and the values I am going to use are 3 point, which is 0p3 and 2 point and then let's take the size value down. I am going to take the size down to 0p2, which not only reduces the size of the Drop Shadow, but also reduces the blurriness of that shadow and that's it.
Now, I am going to click OK in order to accept that effect. We have now styled this tile. Well, let's go and save this off as an Object Style. I want you to go up to the Window menu and choose the Object Styles Command or you could press Ctrl+F7, Command+F7 on the Mac and that brings up Object Styles. I could also click on this little icon right there and then I wants you to Alt+Click or Option+Click on that little Page Icon and I am going to call this guy Tile style, which I think going to make sense. Not only clever, but sensible as well and then click inside the shortcut area and press Shift+Alt+1 on the keypad that Shift+Option on the Mac 1 on the keypad or go your own way if you want to, but that's a keyboard shortcut I am going to assign.
Otherwise just leave these guys the way they are. You can turn these checkboxes on and off if you want to control exactly which attribute you are saving and which one you are not saving. For this particular effect, it's okay to have just everything turned on or basically set the way they are by default here. If you want to checkout what you have applied then you can twirl one of these guys open by clicking on one of the triangle. So I am twirling open Stroke and then I see there is a stroke inside of there, fine and then twirl it open as well. If you wanted to twirl those both open at the same time in one operation, check this out.
You would Alt+Click or Option+Click on that little triangle and that will twirl the whole thing open, so that you can reveal all of the attributes. It's just for the sake of confirmation. You do want to turn on apply style to selection. So you do have the option of applying the style as you create it, just as you do for Paragraph and Character Styles and as you don't, as you cannot do for Cell and Table Styles, and then go ahead and click on OK in order to create the style. So we have now styled the tile and then we around and saved the Formatting Attributes out as an Object Style.
In the next exercise, we will take care of the text. Notice that the text looks pretty bad- we will fix it.


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Mystic — A Stonington police officer was forced to shoot a large dog that police say attacked and seriously injured a woman inside the Marriott Residence Inn on Route 27 at about 3 p.m. Sunday.
The officer also suffered minor bites to his hand and arm when he tried to help the female caretaker of the dog get control of the animal after the attack. The woman was taken to Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London. The officer, whom police did not identify, also received medical attention.
Police Capt. Jerry Desmond said the woman was attacked by the dog inside a second floor hallway. When police arrived, the officer found the caretaker of the dog struggling to control the animal. When the officer tried to help he was bitten, and then shot the dog.
Police said the officer was then able to corral the dog in a stairwell away from other guests until Christina Donovan, a Groton Town Police animal control officer, arrived. At about 3:40 p.m, Donovan emerged from the building, guiding the dog to the Stonington animal control truck with the use of a noose at the end of a long pole.
The black dog, which had blood dripping from its shoulder and abdomen after being struck with a .45 caliber bullet, whimpered as it refused to walk up the ramp into the truck. As police and Old Mystic firefighters tried to coax the dog into the van, one officer stood a few feet way, his gun drawn.
They were finally able to get the dog into the Groton animal control truck by putting a blue blanket over it and lifting it up and into a cage in the truck. The dog was taken for veterinary treatment.
Desmond said police, who are investigating the incident, are not yet sure of the relationship between the victim and the caretaker. The 128-room hotel, which was not evacuated during the incident, allows guests to have pets in their rooms.
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Since 1986, Dr. Bogen has focused at LLNL on applying and improving methods to assess health risks posed by environmental chemicals and radiation. As a PI, a Project Leader, or project co-investigator on research projects funded by agencies including USDOE, USEPA, NIH/NCI, and CalEPA, his research has involved regulatory toxicology, quantitative uncertainty analysis, biologically based dose-response modeling, biodosimetric and pharmacokinetic modeling, chem/rad exposure assessment, carcinogen risk assessment and modeling, accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) assessment of exposures to chemical carcinogens and 239Pu, and stochastic modeling for atmospheric chemical dispersion hazard assessment.He currently leads a 7-year clinic-based epidemiological study investigating potential association of exposure to carcinogens formed in cooked meats with increased prostate cancer risk in East Bay area African Americans, being conducted in collaboration with UCSF and the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Oakland, CA, with funding by the National Cancer Institute and the DOD Prostate Cancer Research Program.Dr. Bogen served on the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council (NRC) committee that (at the request of the U.S. Congress) issued the report Science and Judgment in Risk Assessment (1994), known among risk assessment professionals as "the NRC Blue Book." More recently, he served on the NRC Subcommittee on Assessing Toxicological Risks to Deployed Military Personnel (2002-2004), which in March 2004 issued to the U.S Army the report Review of the Army's Technical Guides on Assessing and Managing Chemical Hazards to Deployed Personnel, which recommends fundamentally new methods for chemical risk characterization required to support risk trade-off decisions. He chaired the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's Chronic Hazards Advisory Panel on Diisononyl Phthalate (2000-2001). He has written/coauthored >100 publications bearing on risk analysis and related policy issues. A member of the Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) since 1981, he served in 1995 as President and in 1996 and 2004 as Councilor of SRA's Northern California Chapter, and has been a member (1995-present) and Trustee (2000) of the SRA Dose-Response Specialty GroupHe holds a DrPH in environmental health sciences from the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health, as well as degrees from Princeton University (AB, Biol.), the George Washington University (MA, Science, Technology & Public Policy), and the University of California Berkeley (MPH, environmental health sciences).


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The annual Grand Prix Festival, a celebration of the early days of racing in Watkins Glen, will be held Friday.
The festival, sponsored by Chemung Canal Trust Co., is held in conjunction with the U.S. Vintage Grand Prix, being Saturday and Sunday at Watkins Glen International.
Friday's day-long festival in downtown Watkins Glen is highlighted by tribute laps by vintage race cars around the original 6.6-mile street course, where the U.S. Grand Prix was held from 1948 to 1952. The tribute laps begin at 6:10 p.m., with Lyn St. James as grand marshal.
The festival will begin at 9:30 a.m. with a portrayal of race car technical inspections at the historic Smalley's Garage. Other highlights include a car show, the Chemung Canal Trust Co. Concours d'Elegance, at Watkins Glen State Park. The Mini is this year's featured marque.
There will also be wine tasting, food and racing memorabilia vendors.
Cars from the Sportscar Vintage Racing Association will come down from WGI around 4:30 p.m. and will be on display on Franklin Street until 6:10 p.m., when the tribute laps begin at the start/finish line in front of the Schuyler County Courthouse.
A fireworks show will cap the day's festivities, beginning at 8 p.m. at the lower entrance to Watkins Glen State Park.
For a complete schedule, go to www.grandprixfestival.com or call Watkins Glen Promotions at 535-3003. For info on the U.S. Vintage Grand Prix, go to www.theglen.com or call (866) 461-RACE.
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So what do you ladies do to calm down your anxieties? I am sure we all have them whether its finances, schooling, work, our children's fathers or court proceedings. I don't want to get into too much detail, but when I start arguing with my ex, my anxiety goes way up and I have a hard time focusing on anything else. I feel out of control and terrified. What do you guys do to calm yourselves down?
What do you do?
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I read. A LOT. About 3-4 books a week. It's a great escape.
Sleep (if the children are in bed and I am stressed, i turn in early)
Watch a dumb ass tv show.... Anything on VH1 usually does it for me.
Join the Classy Mommas (link) Group
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I don't have anxiety at all about anything.
As the lovely Tabatha from Shear Genius (and then her own show which I forgot what it was/is called) said once, "I hate crying. Why don't you channel all those tears into something productive? Work." It's the same for the energy you spend on being anxious. Instead of sitting around being anxious, work on ways to solve the problems that make you anxious.
Mom to T (03/03) & R (03/13)
I take a hot bubble bath with lavender scent. I dim the lights in my room and watch a good show. That usually does the trick!
Water my lawn, go outside, no phone, no children, no contact to anything but my backyard and the dogs. I just need to clear my head. But it has been a long time since that has happened I have learned to not let him bother me like he used to. When it was really bad I would go somewhere to be alone and just remind myself he doesnt not think rationally about much.
Thanks ladies for your suggestions! I think mainly I need to learn to not let conversations and fears get to me so much. Its easier said then done however, never been the one to let things role off my back, especially when it comes to money or my daughter. I am looking forward to spring coming to the Northwest one of hese days so I can step outside with the sun and warm air to breathe in. That always helps!
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Whether it's your own mom, a special mom you know, or even a list your family can use when going shopping, here's our list of the top requests from our Pregnancy.org moms.
Whether it's your own mom, a special mom you know, or even a list your family can use when going shopping, here's our list of the top requests from our Pregnancy.org moms.
The celebrity round-up gives you the weekly news you can't live without -- in a neat little package. Find out what's going on this week!
Every April 14, "Reach as High as You Can Day" rolls into reach. Today's the day to stretch for the stars, go for your goals and let you and your family's imagination soar. The sky's the limit!
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On April Fool's Day, we celebrate by having fun with harmless, practical jokes that leave everyone -- including the one being "pranked," laughing!
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Introduce your child to the Passover traditions with these holiday crafts. These activities let them mess around with "big people" art stuff while learning about the important stories and lessons of the holiday.
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I have a small private network which uses Postfix as the central MTA and
filters incoming mail with SA 3.2.4.
I do all my mail reading from a laptop, so after following the recent
discussion on using "spamc -L " as a convenient way to teach the Bayes
algorithm, I configured spamd to listen to both localhost and the
network by adding
"--allow-tell -A 127.0.0.1,192.168"
to the spamd options in /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin. This is getting
correctly picked up. I checked with "ps -ef| grep spamd". Messages input
with "spamc -RL spam <message" are being processed correctly, but
attempts to use the external interface via
spamc -d hostname -RL spam <message
are just pausing for a few seconds and returning "0/0". This is the same
as I see if I use the name of another host that isn't running spamd.
Here's the relevant part of /var/log/maillog:
# Restarting spamd
spamd: server started on port 783/tcp (running version 3.2.4)
spamd: server pid: 4032
spamd: server successfully spawned child process, pid 4034
spamd: server successfully spawned child process, pid 4035
spamd[4032]: prefork: child states: II
# Trying to send a message to be checked on another machine,
# not running spamd or SA
spamc[4036]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.3 failed, retrying (#1 of 3):
spamc[4036]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.3 failed, retrying (#2 of 3):
spamc[4036]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.3 failed, retrying (#3 of 3):
spamc[4036]: connection attempt to spamd aborted after 3 retries
# Now trying the same message on the host running spamd
spamc[4038]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.2 failed, retrying (#1 of 3):
spamc[4038]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.2 failed, retrying (#2 of 3):
spamc[4038]: connect to spamd on 192.168.7.2 failed, retrying (#3 of 3):
spamc[4038]: connection attempt to spamd aborted after 3 retries
# Now retrying the same message without the '-d host' option
spamd[4034]: spamd: connection from localhost.localdomain [127.0.0.1] at
spamd[4034]: spamd: setuid to root succeeded
spamd[4034]: spamd: still running as root: user not specified with -u,
spamd[4034]: spamd: checking message <01c88a12$18317d00$95c1bcbe@viosxl
spamd[4034]: spamd: clean message (4.4/6.0) for root:99 in 0.5 seconds,
spamd[4034]: spamd: result: . 4 - MG_LINK1,PLING_QUERY,RCVD_IN_PBL,RDNS
The lines got truncated by the terminal window width and I edited the
timestamp and hostname off to make the remaining relevant bits more
I also looked at spamd with lsof. spamd appears to be only listening on
l184.108.40.206 and ignoring the network. The full command line that starts
the daemon is:
/usr/bin/spamd -d -c -m5 -A 127.0.0.1,192.168 --allow-tell -H -r
I picked that up off the "ps -ef" display so it MUST be correct. I'm
running a fully patched, as of yesterday morning, copy of Fedora 8. SA
was installed from the RedHat rpm as part of a recent upgrade from
Fedora 7.
I've obviously missed something, so I'd appreciate help in spotting the
obvious mistake in configuring spamd.


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E3: Undivided House - SCEE boss open and optimistic
The head of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe in a frank interview on Vita, PlayStation Suite, Move and 3D, Sony's E3 and – of course – the PSN outage.
Packaged NGP games will get day-one digital release
Sony's Andrew House has said all physical games for NGP will be made available simultaneously in digital form at release.
House: Sony looking to sell PSN titles at retail
SCEE boss Andy House has said that the company is looking to sell PSN titles at retail.
Sony: Only one NPG model will support 3G
SCE Europe's Andrew House has crushed our hopes by admitting that not all NPG models will feature 3G connectivity, and that Sony has not yet established 3G partnerships.
Sony: NGP is not a phone, PlayStation Suite already "addresses," the phone market
Sony's NGP may offer 3G in some areas, but it is not a phone, and this detail is something SCEE boss Andrew House said the firm "deliberately," avoided.
PSP2 pricing to be "affordable," says House
SCEE boss Andy House has told EG that the pricing for PSP2, or NGP, will be one that's "affordable".
House: NGP is "first step" in offering "PlayStation experiences to a wider audience"
Following SCEA head Jack Tretton saying the recently-announced NGP, the codename of the next-gen successor to PSP, would continue the PlayStation brand's "rich history of redefining industry standards", SCEE boss Andy House has said in a similar open letter on the EU PS Blog that the device is just the "first step" in offering "PlayStation […]
SCEE expects "very, very strong" holiday sales in Europe, Move shifts 1.5M units
SCEE's Andrew House has said Sony's expecting "very, very strong" holiday sales in Europe this season.
Sony actively "exploring" Project Ten Dollar-style solution for first-party games
Look, used game market, it's not you; it's the entire videogame industry. It's EA, THQ, and now Sony. So yeah, you might want to go ahead and start packing your things. Door's that-a-way.
SCEE: PSP now aiming for a "younger" crowd
How are you feeling today? Creaky? A tad grizzled? How does a bowl of ice cream sound to you? Like unnecessary calories and an increased risk of diabetes? Can you explain – in a few excessively enthusiastic sentences – what a "Bakugan" is? No? Then the PSP probably isn't for you anymore.
House: "A few more" PS exclusives to be announced yet
We missed this on Tuesday. Sorry about that. SCEE boss Andrew House revealed during its gamescom presser the company still have a few more games to share, adding it's going to be a "stellar year for PlayStation."
Interview - SCEE's Andrew House
Andrew House, president, CEO and CFO of SCEE, seems very pleased with the momentum of PS3 since releasing the slimmer model, and feels the recently announced hardware SKUs will once again best company expectations. Speaking with Patrick Garratt at gamescom, House's main focus seems to be on consumer experience, and adding value to PS3 – […]
House: "It would be absolutely great" to pass 360 globally
SCEE president, CEO and CFO of SCEE, has told VG247 it would be "absolutely great" if PS3 were to pass Xbox 360 in sales globally.
House: Cross-Game Chat is a "side issue"
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe boss Andrew House has said that Cross-Game Chat is a "side issue".
SCEE boss: "I couldn't say" if Last Guardian was to appear at gamescom or TGS
SCEA execs may know when we'll see The Last Guardian again. SCEE boss Andrew House, on the other hand, apparently doesn't.
Sony "underestimated" gamers' attachment to titles already owned in packaged format
SCEE's Andrew House has admitted that Sony may have "underestimated" the consumer attach rate when it comes to packages goods.
House: Move is "all about precision of movement" and depth
SCEE's Andew House has said that for Sony, PlayStation Move is all about precision of movement and the depth that it generates for both casual and core experiences.
Sony: No plans for another PS3 pricecut or a new PSP
SCEE's Andrew House has put his boot into rumors over a new PSP model, and a possible price-cut for PS3.
Sony doesn't think customers will be divided over PlayStationPlus
SCEE's Andrew House has said that the company is not worried about dividing its consumer base between the haves and the have-nots when it comes to its new PlayStationPlus service.
Interview - SCEE's Andrew House
Andrew House, president, CEO and CFO of SCEE, has been in the PlayStation business forever, it seems. He's held many executive positions within Sony – VP of marketing, CMO, and group executive to name a few – and he played an integral role in developing the PlayStation brand into a household name in North America. […]
Andrew House latest
House: PSPgo was released "to learn more about what the consumer wanted"
SCEE: "It's our job" to give consumers a choice between digital and packaged
House: PS3 price cut not down to slowing sales, Facebook for PS3 not ruled out
House: PSPgo feedback positive, initial consumers to benefit
House: SCEE would "absolutely" make PS3 £199 if it were "sensible"
Exclusive: Andrew House talks to VG247 about price cuts and going digital in a retail market
PSP Go: House says a "certain premium" is expected with new hardware
PS3 price cut – Euros "see the value of the machine," says House
SCEE boss: Still a "very large market" for physical media-based portables
David Reeves quits SCEE, Andrew House named as new president


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Getting back to our past
Published: Monday, August 16, 2010 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 15, 2010 at 11:20 p.m.
The old-timers had it right. When the original settlers of our area built their homes, whether they were Cherokee or European immigrants, they cleared only enough land for the house and their planting fields. All the trees that were taken down were reclaimed for the home, its furniture and fencing. Nothing went to waste. Materials did not come from half a world away as they do now, often saturated in petroleum.
In those days they weren't called "green homes." And the builders were not raving environmentalists. They were people of little means who made up for their lack of personal resources with resourcefulness and common sense.
These days, we can look back on their accomplishments as stellar examples of resilience in the face of difficult circumstances. Our circumstances today are different, but no less difficult.
Contrary to recent news reports, the once vibrant Gulf of Mexico has been transformed into a sludge zone with many years of cleanup in the forecast. In our neck of the woods, the EPA has determined that one of the most hazardous coal ash dumps in the country sits next to the Progress Energy coal-fired power plant in Skyland, just a few feet from the French Broad River and I-26, major population centers and residential wells. Coal ash is the calling card of electric power in the South and it's a rich toxic soup of hazardous materials.
In this light, building green and retrofitting green is no longer a luxury that only the wealthy have access to. It's an absolute necessity for our own health, our environment's health and our economic security. In a sense, a green home is an insurance policy that protects us as energy prices rise and the future of fossil fuels increasingly remain in doubt.
For most of us, going green doesn't mean building a new green home, but taking steps to turn our brown home green. Fortunately, prices for solar have gone down steadily in the last few years. Meanwhile the federal and state governments offer some generous tax incentives for homeowners.
The best way to learn about all of this is to see it for yourself. This year's ECO Green Home Tour offers some good contrast between city green homes and country living homes, all with exceptional green features. Some of the things you'll see on this year's tour include a restored historic apartment building with solar and water conservation features, a newly renovated classic country home with solar panels, cisterns and other stunning green innovations, a mountain home built with reclaimed lumber, radiant heating and goats in the backyard and much more. Included with every tour ticket is a hands-on solar workshop hosted by Advanced Thermal Solutions offering the opportunity to learn more about solar, how it works and how it might work for you.
The Green Home Tour is a self-guided tour that will be held this Saturday, August 21st from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are available online at www.eco-wnc.org, at the ECO office by calling 828-692-0385, and at the Hendersonville and Asheville Visitor's Centers. The tour is run in conjunction with the SEE Expo (Southern Energy and Environmental Expo), which is held all weekend at the WNC Ag Center offering a variety of workshops and lectures and access to green vendors.
Tickets for the tour will also be available at SEE Expo at the ECO informational booth.
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Currently alive, at 84 years of age.
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Nationality: German
Categories: Politician
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1932 – Born on February 25th. West German Social Democratic politician.
1956 – Married to Ingrid Apel.
1972 – Appointed as the Parliamentary State Secretary to the Foreign Minister.
1974 – Became the West German Minister of Finance.
1978 – Was the West German Minister of Defense.
1993 – Apel was appointed an honorary professor of Economics at the University of Rostock.


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Premier Parking491 N Brush St. Tampa, Florida United States of America
Premier Parking Port of Tampa Cruise Parking DO NOT USE Tampa, Florida
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I'll tell you why. We prepaid for a 10:30 AM reservation and arrived on time. Rather than driving in to a garage, everyone was forced to line up under an overpass outside their *dirt lot*, while waiting to be admitted because "the passengers are lingering on their cruise". We didn't get to park until noon and then had to fight for a spot on one of two shuttles that showed up to take all the waiting customers to the port.
When we returned, we waited over 90 minutes at the port with all of the other Premier customers while no shuttles came. I personally phoned 4-5 times and was told each time that shuttles were on the way. Other customers eventually walked a mile to their lot. We eventually hired a taxi (at our expense). When we got there, we found the next bunch of victims lined up under the bridge, being told that we were just loitering too long on our cruse.
There wasn't a person amongst us who wasn't kicking themselves for choosing to park with these crooks.
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Pacquiao's Form of Old Shines Through in Sparring
by Ronnie Nathanielsz
Fighter of the Decade Manny Pacquiao showed he still had the fire to fight when he sparred eight rounds at the Wild Card Gym of Freddie Roach without a break in-between.
Strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza was elated over Pacquiao's performance and told BoxingScene.com/Manila Standard he was "very impressive. It went really good."
He said Pacquiao looked "very sharp with a lot of good movements, he didn't take any break, throwing punches, lots of volume punches and pretty sharp."
Ariza indicated Pacquiao was "sticking to his game-plan. He looked good, he looked strong, he looked focused" but the strength and conditioning coach added a word of caution pointing out that "this is only the second week although as of right now he looks very good."
Ariza who teamed up with trainer Freddie Roach some two weeks before Pacquiao hammered David Diaz to win the WBC lightweight title with a 9th round TKO said "he plans to continue along this path and decided to do some things like working on the track, doing his isometric exercises, work on his physical."
He said that should Pacquiao "sticks to the little things that he plans on doing in the next couple of weeks we should see some big, big changes."
Ariza said he sparred two rounds with longtime sparring partner Raymund Beltran and "a couple of Russian young guys" whose names he couldn't recall.
Mexican legend Marco Antonio Barrera showed up at the gym and completed what Ariza said was "a good day."
Ariza told us "its been a while since I've seen Manny like that. I looked at his physical body, the way he's holding his weight and he looks good physically right now."
Meantime, Mexican promoter Fernando Beltran told us that based on what he's seen of both Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez who will clash for the fourth time at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on December 8 "their three previous fights were so controversial but this is going to be the exception. I think someone is getting knocked out, I don't know who."
Beltran said both fighters are "training very hard and its going to be a great fight and the only winner will be the public."
[QUOTE=IMDAZED;12680849]He's gotta be around 40, methinks. And he just looked like a fading great fighter. One punch at a time, slower feet, added pop, less speed. Then again, I saw all of those things against Pacquiao too.[/QUOTE] :lol1: I saw…Comment by IMDAZED on 11-09-2012
[QUOTE=IronDanHamza;12680836]Yeah his feet have looked slower for a while now and that's a worry for me. He's in his fourties now isn't he? Or is he just turning 40? I think if he's the same Marquez from last year he…Comment by IronDanHamza on 11-09-2012
[QUOTE=IMDAZED;12680821]He does look sharp in camp although I haven't seen any of his vintage combos. And he does look slower, particularly his feet.[/QUOTE] Yeah his feet have looked slower for a while now and that's a worry for me. He's…Comment by IMDAZED on 11-09-2012
[QUOTE=IronDanHamza;12680769]You think he'll have slipped that much from the last fight though? I agree he's on the slide, that's obvious. But I'm not sure he'll have slipped much since last December. He looks sharp in camp.[/QUOTE] He does look sharp…Comment by Fasttimes on 11-09-2012
Marquez didn't look spectacular leading up to the 3rd Pacquiao fight either. It's absolutely a styles thing with them. Pac knows he can't be fcukin about now and won't slack off like he apparently did for the 3rd one, which…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (84)


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Geraldine M. Rackley, 84
Published: Saturday, June 5, 2010 at 8:40 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 5, 2010 at 8:40 a.m.
Geraldine Mills Rackley, 84, beloved wife of the late Adrian Rackley, died Friday, June 4, 2010, at her residence.
She was born Sept. 22, 1925 in Belgrade, a daughter of the late John Linster and Lena Pearl Parker Mills. She was also preceded in death by a brother, Wilmer Eugene Mills.
She was a homemaker and a member of First Baptist Church in N. Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Survivors include two daughters, Carolyn Rackley Faulk of Hendersonville and Judy Rackley Clardy of Little River, S.C.; two grandsons, Timothy Lane Steere and Jonathan Faulk; two great-grandchildren, Henry Mills Steere, and Ella Carrigan Steere; and four step great-grandchildren.
A funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church of North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Entombment will follow at North Myrtle Beach Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at McMillan-Small Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to Susan G. Komen Foundation, 5005 LBJ Freeway, Suite 250, Dallas, TX 75144. An online guest book is available at www.msfh.net.
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Complaint Review: Guthy-Renker, LLC "Meaningful Beauty", ATT: Corrie Murphy
Guthy-Renker, LLC "Meaningful Beauty", ATT: Corrie MurphyP.O. Box 10218 Des Moines, Iowa United States of America
Guthy-Renker, LLC "Meaningful Beauty", ATT: Corrie Murphy Meaningful Beauty Hoodwinked - ordered 30 day trial - received 90 supply with another supply coming in 90 days!!! Des Moines, Iowa
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I ordered a trial offer (30 day supply) of beauty products endorsed by Cindy Crawford from an infomercial for $39.95 from Meaningful Beauty - a California based company with all returns going to Des Moines, IA. After supplying them with all of my information I hit send....my computer screen started dancing around and popped up with a 90 day supply at $150+. I immediately e-mailed the company and was told by two people that there was nothing they could do about the order, which I received about 4 days later......after I stewed about this for a couple of days, I decided I was not going to be a part of their scam.... phoned a customer service rep, requested my account be cancelled, told him I was not paying the shipping - he offered a postage paid return, dropped all shipping and handling from my credit card(or at least says he did - we'll see) and hopefully my account is canceled. The customer service rep also said that he filed a complaint with the company. I did not now that this was an ongoing thing, until I read the letter that came with the product....low and behold, every 90 days you will receive a new shipment automatically.....I have not used the product and don't plan to. As soon as the shipping label comes, it is all going back. What a scam!!!!! Oh, and the customer service center was out of Arizona!!!!!
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and Raycom Sports today announced the relaunch of the Official ACC Sports App presented by Carrabba's, to coincide with the official welcome of the ACC's newest member, the University of Louisville. The new release now features every ACC sport, in addition to updated branding of the ACC and member schools.
The newest version, available for update or download on iPhone, iPad or Android, is free and packed with even more features than before. Fans of all 15 teams can now easily access every ACC sport, standings, headlines, statistics, ACC Digital Network videos and select ACC live games.
The New ACC Sports App presented by Carrabba's will continue to be the best source for ACC fans to stay connected to their favorite teams. With SportsLabs' Advanced Media Platform (AMP), the app pulls scores and stats as well as social and user generated content from across all 15 teams and media landscapes, providing users of the app all of the news surrounding their team in one easy to navigate, seamless experience.
"Raycom Sports and the ACC are committed to being in the forefront of technology," said Chad Swofford, Senior Director of Business and New Media for Raycom Sports. "The new Official ACC Sports App presented by Carrabba's will continue to offer fans more access to our content than ever before. Fans will be able to access real-time information and news on all ACC sports, in addition to original ACC Digital Network video and ACC Network live events. The ACC Sports App also features social and user-generated content thanks to Raycom Sports' continued relationship with SportsLabs."
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The Atlantic Coast Conference, now in its 62nd year of competition and 15 members strong, has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. ACC members Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Miami, North Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Pitt, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest continue to build upon the cornerstones on which the league was founded in 1953 with a consistent balance of academics, athletics and integrity. For more information, visit theACC.com and follow @theACC on Twitter and on facebook.com/theACC.
Charlotte-based Raycom Sports is a leading independent sports sales & marketing, syndication, event management and production firm. Raycom is the current syndicated television rightsholder of ACC men's basketball and football telecasts through 2027. In a partnership with the ACC, Raycom operates the ACC Network, which distributes ACC content through live television broadcasting, original programming via digital technologies, historical archives, mobile applications, social media, ACC Championship events and the official ACC website. Raycom Sports' parent company Raycom Media, located in Montgomery, Alabama, owns and operates 53 television stations covering over 12 percent of the United States across 18 states.
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Credit unions have a valuable advantage over banks when it comes to mobile banking, and that is the element of trust.
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The president/CEO of the $2.7B Bellco Credit Union has been on the CO-OP board since 2010.
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Micropayments and digital media haven't exactly enjoyed a happy relationship so far, and this is a bit of a travesty according to Greg Golebiewski.
Who is Golebiewski? You might not be surprised to learn he is the CEO of a micropayment provider, Znak It. So his argument is a little self-serving, but still valuable. In the age of newspaper paywalls, Golebiewski tells Paid Content newspaper publishers are missing a trick with not using micropayments to, say, offer a single article for a few pence to entice new readers. One of the schools of thought around paywalls is they're not half bad for monetising online readers, but sub-par when it comes to growing a reader/subscriber base.
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So what's going to get micropayments into the mainstream? Google/YouTube might be the answer. Stick with me.
Google's online video behemoth has been linked to the idea of a subscription model service, supplementing the traditional ad-revenues, for quite some time. Fresh rumours emerged in this weekend's FT, with a report declaring "Google is on the verge of unveiling an à la carte subscription service for some of YouTube's specialist video channels" (alternative info here for those sans an FT sub).
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What a waste of a good kidney...........
Could have gone to someone who appreciated a second chance.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Nov 26, 2005 04:09 Flag
No wonder he died - they were meant to give him a liver not a kidney.
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lol !!
why dont u show some respect...he was only human u muppet, we all make mistakes. Ur only acting like a little fag coz u hate man u....two words for you ..GROW UP.
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What about the person who died waiting for a transplant on NHS when that kidney went to an alcoholic who was never ever going to stop drinking? Just because you can afford to pay for a transplant doesn't mean you deserve it.
Best was a great player and all our toughts are with his family. RIP Besty.
.... Your a waste of space, air, sperm and an egg, the world needs more bests and less nellons.
The man had an addiction, my mother was addicted to ciggies and she died before she quit. You think he wanted this? This is just typical of the cowardly scum who hide behind the anonymity of the internet to outpour some of the depraved shite thats swimming around in your sick little minds you malignant cunts. THE MAN IS DEAD. He wasnt perfect and his fate has illustrated that in the most final way possible.
Jamsie Boy Jamsie Boy Nov 26, 2005 05:52 Flag
should fat people get knee replacement surgery? should people who eat fry ups get heart surgery? should skateboarders get x rays? who knows? - should you get a lobotomy? who would notice?
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i am so with you- great comment coulnt have put it better myself!
makes me laugh so many people quick enough to slag the man off but know absolutely FUCK ALL about him
A Yahoo! User Nov 27, 2005 04:32 Flag
firstly i am not a man utd fan second how many people in this country do the same as george and how much money is wasted on smokers the man was a legend and the best footballer we have ever had shame he didnt play for england wish we had 11 like him for the world cup rip george
A Yahoo! User Nov 27, 2005 05:00 Flag
Nellon, you are obviously not a football fan because if you were, you would take an abstract view and look at George Best and Man United as separate entities (You would also get your medical facts right). Regardless of who he played for Fulham, Man U, Northern Ireland, Dunstable, LA whoever, you can't ignore the fact the George was simply a pure football genius. If Best had that talent translated to Science, he would have been receiving the Nobel prize each year. If anybody wants a pop at United, then pop at United but don't do it on George's account. He may have had his problems with Booze but he was a decent human being and he brought a lot of joy into peoples lives.
you tit. you have no idea about life. you have even less idea about football. i seen george best play three times at hampden park. {thats in glasgow you muppet) he was and always will be the best.
Spion Koppite Spion Koppite Nov 27, 2005 06:30 Flag
Who's life you rather live ? George Bests or a fat ugly (check the picture )balding 33 year old factory worker from Essex. Rob Nellon has serious jealously problems. No wonder he has "No answer" recorded for his maritial status. It should read "No chance"
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to phillip91500 thanks for that made me laugh after a poo day xx
A Yahoo! User Nov 27, 2005 06:37 Flag
I will remember the George the footballer.
People like you no brainers should make sure you are aware of the facts before showing your complete ignorance, and making yourself look like so stupid.
Looking at your picture you arse it looks like you enjoy a drink, lets hope you never need a liver transplant you tosser (get your facts straight) the family are in mourning
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News roundup from Indian newspapers, news wires and websites on Monday, April 30, 2012. Deals India has not verified the stories from other media organizations and does not vouch for their accuracy.
HCC's Swiss Arm Steiner to Make India Entry
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India on Priority List But Low on Investment Front: Lakshmi Mittal
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To The Editor: A recent writer said that unions destroyed the steel and auto industries. But unions were strongest in the 1940s and '50s just when U.S. steelmakers and automakers dominated the world market. U.S. automakers declined in the 1980s and '90s after unions had been weakened. U.S. carmakers lost out in this period because many buyers felt that Japanese and Korean cars were better made. For the most part, it was U.S. buyers with middle class, union wages that continued to "Buy American."
The writer lauds the "invisible hand" of the marketplace to solve all economic problems. But weak regulation of the banking sector almost led to the destruction of the world credit market!
The writer says that government regulations prevent the free market that business desires. But in many industries big producers buy out (rather than out-compete) smaller firms. We can all think of dozens of cases where this has happened. Businesses in a dominant market position don't want a free market, they want a monopoly. Government regulations are one of the few defenders of what little competition remains.
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