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The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering requiring companies to disclose various risks they may face as a result of climate change, ClimateWire reports.
Investment groups had pushed unsuccessfully during the Bush Administration to force publicly traded companies to disclose the risks to their financial health that could result from climate change and measures to address it.
- "SEC Turnaround Sparks Sudden Look at Climate Disclosure," ClimateWire/New York Times, July 13, 2009, by Evan Lehmann.

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The Warren City Council has proclaimed April 18 as Warren's Founders' Day thanks to the interest and request of a third grade social studies class at St. Joseph's School.
On this date in 1795, Pennsylvania State Governor Mifflin, by an act of legislature, was authorized to appoint two commissioners to survey and lay out towns at Presque Isle, at the mouth of French Creek, at the mouth of Conewango Creek and at Fort Le Boeuf. These towns became known as Erie, Franklin, Warren and Waterford, respectively.
In late September of 1795 General William Irvine and Surveyor Andrew Ellicott, along with a company of seventeen soldiers and other surveyors, arrived in what would soon become Warren to lay out the streets, inlots and outlots. According to surveyor George Burgess who kept a diary of the eventful trip, the town "takes its name from General Warren who was kill'd in the battle of Bunkers Hill whose statue is to be plac'd in the centre of the town." Three hundred acres in the bottom lands of the Allegheny River and Conewango Creek were set aside for town lots and 700 acres for outlots. Town lots were to be no more than one third of an acre and outlots could be no more than five acres. Lots were offered for sale in August 1796 in Carlisle, PA at the cost of $2.50 to $6 per lot.
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It was the request of General Irvine that the town at the confluence of the Conewango and Allegheny be called Warren in honor of General Joseph Warren, a surgeon and Revolutionary General who was killed in the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, a full twenty years before the town of Warren was laid out.
Both General Irvine and Andrew Ellicott had been in the area before. William Irvine, born in 1741, was originally from Ireland where he joined the army, quit to study medicine and returned to service as a surgeon on a British warship during the War with France. He settled in Carlisle, PA, to practice medicine until the Revolutionary War when he commanded the 6th Pennsylvania Regiment. In 1779 he was promoted to brigadier general of the Continental Army and was sent to Fort Pitt for the duration of the war. In 1785 he was sent back to western Pennsylvania to locate donation lands, lands which would be given to revolutionary war soldiers as payment for their service. It was at this time that he first visited what would one day be Warren County. General Irvine received his own Donation Land in the county. His descendants would become well known, founding the village of Irvine and the Irvine Estate.
Andrew Ellicott, a Quaker, was born in 1754. Regardless of his background which did not approve involvement in war, he commanded a battalion of militia in the Revolution. He was employed as a surveyor, first to fix the border between Virginia and Pennsylvania and later to survey the islands in the Allegheny and Ohio rivers which put him in the area prior to surveying Warren. Ellicott also surveyed the border between New York and Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia, and in 1790 he surveyed the City of Washington D.C. President Thomas Jefferson named him surveyor general of the United States in 1801.
The Warren County Historical Society, in conjunction with the City of Warren will commemorate Founders' Day with displays of artifacts relating to the early days of Warren, including antique land surveying equipment, maps of the late 1700s and early 1800s, copies of journals kept by Andrew Ellicott and George Burgess as well as the journal of Celoron de Blainville who, in 1749, claimed the area for the French. There will be several portraits of General Warren, an image of General Irvine and more!
The display will be on view April 8 through May 10 at the Warren County Historical Society, 210 Fourth Ave., Warren.


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Are you obsessed with fashion? I`m growing to love fashion but not the crazy, odd creations like the ones in the the photos above. I think some of them would be great for fashion shows, but the rest are beyond crazy. Let`s talk about the rubber glove dress. Who want`s to walk around with rubber gloves attached to their body? You would probably be mistaken for janitor of the century if you wore that dress. Listed below are the names of the dresses in the photos.
1) Paper dress- created by Alexandra Zaharova and Ilya Plotnikov.
2) Porcelain Dress- by Li Xiaofeng.
3) NYC Subway Map Dress
4) Zipper dress- Created from 120 zippers by Sebastian Errazuriz,
5) Newspaper Dress- created by Jolios Paons
6) Camping Tent Dress- created by Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao.
7) Rubber Glove Dress- by Sebastian Errazuriz.
8) Tetris Dress
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FAIRMONT - Ronn Easton's All Star Revue is a nine-piece band, with three vocalists and six musicians serving up "soulful grooves and tight harmonies."
On Friday, the Twin Cities-based group will be at Fairmont Opera House as part of the venue's subscription series.
Easton is a veteran in the Motown music scene, with his hands in a number of different music collaborations. The industry attracted him from the time he was a child, when he would imitate his favorite artists: Nat King Cole, Lou Rawls and Tony Bennett, just to name a few.
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"When I was much younger, the first band I was in, I was dared to go to an audition," Easton said. "At that time, the one thing you didn't do was dare me to do something. So they dared me, and I did it, and I actually got the slot. Not a year later, they let me go 'cause my stage presence wasn't quite what they were looking for. That was kind of a crushing blow.
"But I learned that the best thing you can do for people who have come out to see you perform is to treat them like they are in your living room. I make shows very personable and very warm. I open up to people and they open up to me."
Fairmont Opera House, as Easton sees it, is close to perfection as a venue:?large enough to pack the people in, but small enough that a show can still feel intimate.
On Friday, the All Star Revue will play the sounds of Motown, with songs from the Temptations, the Four Tops, the O'Jays and a few that fall just outside the Motown genre, like Stevie Wonder.
"Music from that period, you find it was a simpler time," Easton said. "It was a time when everybody was kind of living well and the world wasn't in quite the turmoil that it is and has been for quite some time. When you hear Motown, people think to when they were younger: who they may have been dating at one time ... what was going on at that period in time."
Though most of Easton's fans are baby boomers, he has found that the music appeals to people regardless of age and demographics.
The All Star Revue will be joined on stage Friday by female vocalist Natalie Allen Gamst.
Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for students and available by calling (507) 238-4900 or online at www.fairmontoperahouse.com
Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Friday, with doors to open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets also can be purchased at the box office the night of the show.


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Eight seasons into his NFL career, it's probably too late to still wonder "what if" about Ben Roethlisberger.
What if the Ohio-born, Ohio-bred, Ohio-educated quarterback had been Ohio-drafted, too? What if?
Certainly, the Browns wouldn't be 1-13 against the Steelers in Roethlisberger's reign.
And the Steelers? Well, there are two Super Bowl titles on Roethlisberger's résumé. Not bad for a kid from Findlay who attended Miami of Ohio.
"What he's proven is he can make plays no matter how pretty it's supposed to look," Browns coach Pat Shurmur said. "He finds a way with guys hanging all over him to get a ball out, and it may be a 5-yard pass that turns into a 20-yard gain."
Roethlisberger hopes to improve upon his 22-8 record in prime-time games tonight. He has thrown for at least 300 yards three times in the past six games. This season, he has a 93.6 passer rating while completing 63.7 percent of his passes. He has thrown for 19 touchdowns and been intercepted 10 times.
The Browns' task in stopping him will come not only in containing his big arm, but also getting a piece of his big, 6-5, 241-pound frame.
"He is so big, not bigger than the defensive linemen, but he's certainly bigger than most quarterbacks we've seen," Browns defensive coordinator Dick Jauron said. "He's thick and very athletic. He's got great balance. He's just hard to get down, and he's got an uncanny knack of holding onto the ball somehow, even when you get it from the blind side occasionally. They're playing at a very, very high level and are another really talented football team. It'll be a stern test."
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Tony "Bomber" Bellew may have scaled the giddy heights of a world title challenge last year but don't be fooled into thinking that he's taking his next fight, a defence of his British light heavyweight title, any less seriously.
Adored by his legions of fans, Bellew 16-1 (10) is looking to repay his raucous supporters with a victory over challenger Danny McIntosh on April 14th at Liverpool's Echo Arena.
"This is going to be payback for my fans loyalty", said Bellew when speaking exclusively to coldwellboxing.com
"I've got the best fans in Britain and I won't forget what they did for me that night against Nathan Cleverly. At the moment everyone is in a financial mess after Christmas so I appreciate any support I'll be getting on April 14th.
This fight is unthinkable for me to lose. I know I'm on my way to big things but I've gotta take care of McIntosh first."
The contest has all the ingredients for a thrilling battle. A champion who is looking to put on a show for his fans in attendance, and a challenger - himself a former European champion who is treating this fight like it's his last shot.
McIntosh told coldwellboxing.com last week. "Everything's going into this fight. I'm not gonna get many more chances because no-one's gonna want to fight a guy like me that can punch the way I do." Read the full interview here http://www.coldwellboxing.com/news/?id=56
Last October, 29-year old Bellew was involved in a domestic super fight that grabbed the country's imagination. His titanic tussle with Cleverly, the WBO champion, was a contest of such quality and drama that it will be remembered for years to come. The Liverpudlian may have lost narrowly but he takes plenty of positives from that unforgettable night also at the Echo Arena
"It was a big experience for me. The fight, the build-up, it was a huge event almost like a pay-per-view one and the whole country was gripped by it. I came close but what happened that night has definitely made me a stronger person.
I'm a student of the game. There were a lot of things right with my performance and my preparation but there were also a lot of things I could've done differently."
A victory over McIntosh could lead the British champion down many a path. A rematch with Cleverly, a European title shot against champion Edward Gutknecht or possibly facing a world ranked contender back at the Echo Arena. For now, all his attention and energy are going into overcoming a dangerous and heavy hitting opponent.
"It's a strong challenge for me," said Bellew
"He's a former European champion and he's someone that I have to take very seriously. I think it's a fight that's the right sort of progression for me and it's a step in the right direction. He's live, he's dangerous and he'll come to win.
He's awkard and has a good jab but I don't think he'll plan on getting too close to me although he might surprise me. Do I think it'll go twelve rounds? No, I'm gonna break his heart," the champion declared.
Bellew is also delighted to see two of the country's leading promoters joining forces for 'The Big Bang.'
"Dave Coldwell is a great promoter and he's working with Eddie Hearn on this which is great. It's fantastic to see promoters working together."
Another Bellew victory will continue the feel good factor around the Liverpool boxing scene. The local amateur and professional ranks continue to flourish with every passing month it seems.
"It's fantastic to see the boxing scene in Liverpool developing the way it is. David Price is massive, he's the future of the heavyweight division and he's going from strength to strength. And there' also the hidden talent such as Joe Selkirk, Nathan Brough and Paul Butler. It's there to see and its no coincidence that Liverpool turns out ABA champions every year. They're all coming to the forefront now. As well as that we have a lot of good trainers in Liverpool too. Plus we still have the Smith brothers as well. We have so much to be proud of and look forward to."
David Coldwell in association with Eddie Hearn present 'The Big Bang' which is live and exclusive on Sky Sports and Sky Sports HD on Saturday, 14th April 2012.
Tickets are priced at Ł30, Ł40, Ł60, Ł80, VIP tickets Ł150 and all available from;
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The robot made an appearance in 2005, but I haven't found any further performances.
Maybe I have been in Europe too long: is seven of nine THAT desirable?
The robot made an appearance in 2005, but I haven't found any further performances.
Maybe I have been in Europe too long: is seven of nine THAT desirable?
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
She's the one Borg I would not mind being assimilated by :)
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I don't think it is to far fetched to think we might have robots provide more accurate testing of trumpets.
I've hear of certain polymers that can be made to crosslink with the application of electrical current.
This has implications towards the fabrication of artificial lips,and sphincter
musclescontroled by computer.
For producing real music,Nothing will ever be contrived that can compete with the human brain or more importantly ,the heart.
As for this hollywood actress we are objectifying,it has been proven statisticly
proven men look at face first then body.
so heres my vote:
face 6 just ok (look at those buggy eyes)
body 9 hot but not scorching
The perfect man has no self; the holy man has no merit; the sage has no fame.(Chang Tsu)
Anyway, Seven of Nine certainly gets an A for hip/waist ratio!
The Daleks, if they played trumpet, would prefer the wide open models.
"A tool good enough to be so used and not too good"C.S. Lewis That Hideous Strength
this is retarded, because computers/robots can't perform as well as humans. They are told how to play, but can they truely show emotions? display the music so that the audience can feel the music and relate to it? I feel that this isn't going to end well. Im not willing to give up one of the few things i truely enjoy to a stupid robot.......
If told exactly how to play, a robot or a computer can reproduce the musicianship of the programmer. They can be useful tools for research, for finding out how we play and what we like, but the time spent in pasting and programming together the perfect performance may exceed the time and effort expended using "real" musicians.
As for samples, check these guys out:
Vienna Symphonic Library
Have fun, and don't give up the trumpet just yet!
"A tool good enough to be so used and not too good"C.S. Lewis That Hideous Strength
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Tom Clark
Tom Clark was born and raised, in that order. Clark started off his career as a social worker finding jobs for disabled people in Milwaukee and at night he would perform stand up comedy. As his stand up career picked up Clark made the move to Los Angeles, eventually performing on such shows as TBS's Conan, CBS's Late Late Show, NBC's Last Comic Standing, and Comedy Central's Premium Blend. Clark spent the next few years traveling coast to coast doing stand up and eventually performing internationally as part of New Faces at the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal and on The Main Stage at The Capetown Comedy Festival in South Africa.
Clark also has a strong background in improv and sketch having completed the Second City Conservatory in Chicago and being a Main Company member at ComedySportz LA, which specializes in short form improv. After taking some acting classes Clark began to pursue acting work and landed guest star roles in the Hallmark made for TV movie The Wish List, NBC's Outsourced, and even a dramatic role on TNT's The Closer opposite Kyra Sedgewick. After landing the role on Outsourced, director Ken Kwapis invited Clark to be in the Drew Barrymore movie, Big Miracle. You can also see him in Columbia Pictures Freaks of Nature opposite Denis Leary.
For more info check out his website at www.tomclark.com
Bill Devlin
"He endears himself to crowds from the moment he steps on stage… funny as hell"
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Bill Devlin (comedian, actor and writer) was born and raised in St. Paul Minnesota. The youngest of eight children in an Irish Catholic community, serves as fodder in a good deal of Devlin's reservoir of comedy.
In addition to touring around the country, Bill has also performed at all the major comedy clubs in Southern California. He appears, hosts and produces shows regularly at the world famous Hollywood Improv Comedy Club. Devlin's long running Comedy & Cocktails show has featured comedy greats Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Margaret Cho and Drew Carey just to name a few.
Hollywood took notice when Devlin performed nine one-hour comedy shows in a two day period at a maximum-security prison. He wrote a first person story of the experience, exclusive to the Los Angeles Times, which was featured on the front page of the calendar section.
This got Devlin his first major feature film development deal.
His unique comedy style is routinely written about in the Irish Herald, The Irish News and The Irish American Post. Did I mention he's Irish? Devlin has also been profiled on NBC's Today in LA and on National Public Radio.
He was commissioned to produce, write and host (before a live studio audience) his own TV talk/variety show The Un-Invited Guests with Bill Devlin; which starred comedy legend Dom Deluise.
As an actor, Devlin has been in dozens of television commercials and has starred in several independent feature films (Blood Predator, The God Complex) including the cult hit Rectuma; which screened at the Cannes film festival.
He has worked with such film veterans as Faye Dunaway (Chinatown, Bonnie & Clyde), Sean Young (Blade Runner) and Ernie Hudson (Ghostbusters).
Devlin has performed improv & sketch comedy for many years and trained with the father of improvisation himself, Del Close.
He is also an accomplished professional photographer and percussionist
Peet Guercio
Peet is like a smiling, wagging, golden retriever puppy on stage.
His infectious energy in presenting unconventional material and playful crowdwork makes his shows feel less like watching a rehearsed performer and more like hanging out with a smartass friend.
His standup videos have gained hundreds of thousands of hits, purely by word of mouth.
In only his third year of standup, Peet caught the attention of ComedyJuice, the most prestigious standup show on the west coast, and has become a regular performer.
Performed with:
Dane Cook Daniel Tosh Nick Swardson
Dave Attell Dov Davidoff John Caparulo
Owen Benjamin Kyle Cease Bo Burnham
Doug Benson Craig Robinson Ralphie May
Aziz Ansari Dom Irrera Natasha Leggero
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David Race
Fans of David Race have come to love his smart, edgy, and inventive stand up comedy. David's material manages to be dark and evil, without being X-Rated.
On stage David talks about his adoption, finding out as an adult that he's half Latino, his radio career, and his unique take on his daily life experiences.
David has performed in numerous stand up comedy festivals, and can be seen frequently on stage at the world famous Hollywood Improv.
Prior to embarking on his stand up career, David spent nearly a decade as a radio personality. David was a rock radio DJ, and an FM talk host, at K-Rock in New York, WBAB on Long Island, and WMMR in Philadelphia, amongst others.
David has appeared on the Howard Stern Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC-TV, and Sirius/XM's Raw Dog Comedy Channel. He has hosted TV and game shows, including "Celebrity Eulogy" (CelebrityEulogy.com). David has also acted in films, and live sketch comedy shows.
David was featured in the book "Howard Stern A to Z", by Luigi Lucaire, and has written jokes for many well known morning radio personalities around the U.S.
David Race is based in Los Angeles, California.
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Andrew Santino
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The Portland Trail Blazers won their third consecutive game with a 109-103 win over the Detroit Pistons Monday night.
Damian Lillard scored a team-high 25 points as six Blazers finished with double-digit scoring, including a pair of double-doubles from LaMarcus Aldridge (18 points, 12 rebounds) and Robin Lopez (17 points, 10 rebounds).
But despite moving to 5-2 on the young season, much of the postgame talk centered around defensive deficiencies for the Blazers, who allowed the Pistons to climb back in the game in the final minutes and allowed a season-high 60 points in the paint.
"I'd like to get to the point where we're a little bit better at taking away other teams' strengths," Portland head coach Terry Stotts said after the game.
"We did a good job on offense," Blazers forward Nicolas Batum added. "We tried to move the ball and involve everybody, but we definitely have to do a better job on defense."
Next up for Portland is the Phoenix Suns, who scored 52 points in the paint and raced to 31 fast break points in handing the Blazers a season-opening loss on Oct. 31.
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Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a series profiling players on the Amarillo-Canyon metro football teams.
Matt Lovorn endured the longest four months of his life after knee surgery last September.
Canyon's 2003 season started with high expectations but turned into a fight for survival as both its quarterbacks fell to season-ending injuries in the first six quarters of the season.
Lovorn's right anterior cruciate ligament tear led to surgery and he did not return to workouts until February. Without their quarterbacks, the Eagles scaled down their passing offense as players who had not even taken a practice snap in a year ran the team.
"It was tough after I got hurt. I couldn't do anything but stand on the sideline," Lovorn said. "I tried to stay involved and tried to support my teammates. But it was hard to stand there and just watch the whole time."
Lovorn started 2003 as the backup quarterback and became the starter when Lance McClintock broke his leg in the first game of the year. Lovorn made just one start. He tore his knee in the first half of the second game but continued to play despite the injury.
"I didn't get hit. I cut and I felt it pop, but I just thought I'd tweaked it," Lovorn said. "I kept playing. When I put pressure on it to pass or make a cut, I could feel it moving around in there. After a while, it finally got to a point where I couldn't move at all and had to come out. It didn't really hurt at first, but the longer I played, I could tell something was wrong."
The Eagles struggled to a 3-7 record and were beaten 50-7 by Perryton in the regular-season finale.
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Canyon begins its season Friday against Caprock.
"When that clock ticked down to triple zeros, we started to focus on the coming season," Lovorn said. "We wanted to take the offseason to get everybody healthy and concentrate on getting back. We want to forget what happened last year and work on getting ready for this year."
The injury and subsequent surgery began a 412-month rehabilitation process that ended just in time for him to help unpack equipment at Canyon's new high school. Lovorn spent much of the initial stages resting as the knee rebuilt its strength. Then he moved into light training and muscle flexing. Lovorn had surgery on Sept. 25.
"Matt looks really good out there," Canyon coach Blake Bryant said. "He's moving well. He's a really accurate passer. I don't know but he might be an even better passer when he's on the move so we might do some things to get him out of the pocket more."
As the 2004 season opens, Lovorn will trigger the same offense the Eagles tried to implement last year. Canyon plans to spread the field and throw the ball.
"Every quarterback wants to throw the ball. This offense gives us a chance to do that," Lovorn said.
"We mostly run four wides, sometimes five. We won't huddle. With the extra year, we've been able to read the defenses better and make plays. It's a fun offense to run."
Canyon returns five starters from last year's team, including lineman Cole Thurman.
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At some point at least once per year, the Jacksonville Jaguars are linked to Tim Tebow. During the offseason, Tebow was seemingly traded to the Jets before the deal nearly collapsed, bringing the Jaguars into play. It never worked out for the Jaguars, and Tebow was shipped to New York. Once again, the Jaguars have been linked to Tim Tebow by a report that came out today — kind of.
A report by Steve Wrigley of ActionNewsJax.com and WAPE 95.1 is no longer posted, and the website is seemingly backtracking on Wrigley's report that the Jaguars were looking into the possiblity of trading for the local star.
The tweet that came out an hour ago was from our "social media desk" – not one of us.And now, I'm getting calls at 3:30am. Here we go. -bm
— SteveBrentDaveStuart (@actionsports360) October 31, 2012
One of the primary reasons consistently cited by fans and members of the media alike in favor of bringing Tebow to Jacksonville in an effort to sell tickets. The theory has been kicked around since Tebow entered the league, and any effect Tebow would have on ticket sales would be minimal. The better way to sell tickets would simply be to win games.
Alfie Crow of Big Cat Country reached out to "a few people" who have called the report "bogus."
It was exciting for some while the report lasted, but it doesn't seem as if Tim Tebow will be headed to play for the Jaguars any time soon.


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Projected life cycle land use of fossil, nuclear and renewable electricity systems in 2030 (m2/GJel)
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- SNG = substitute natural gas; cogen = cogeneration; SRC= short-rotation coppice; CC= combined-cycle; ICE= internal combustion engine; PV= photovoltaic; CSP= concentrating solar power.
- The 2030 time horizon was chosen to include advanced bioenergy technologies such as bio-SNG, and solar CSP. The reasoning behind the calculations (including the assumptions regarding technologies available in 2030) is set out in ETC/ SIA (2013). Note that potential ILUC effects of bioenergy systems are excluded here.
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Filthy rooms, paint peeling from the walls, inedible food in the dirty restaurant, and an overall lack of accountability from leadership and staff. These are just a few of the wonderful surprises in store for world renowned chef Gordon Ramsay on his hit series, "Hotel Hell." In it, Chef Ramsay...read more
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We've all been there. Whether it's a cable company, your phone company, an airline, etc. there's most likely been a time where you're put on hold for what seems like forever, then when you do reach someone you're transferred to and from departments until you reach the person you actually need to...read more
by July 22, 2014
All successful survey programs have one thing in common—they need multi-tiered support to truly flourish. If you take a minute to think about the survey lifecycle, you can see why recruiting support on several different levels is important. Launching surveys takes time and money, especially during...read more
by April 9, 2014
I came across this video from Engage for Success recently, and thought it was worth a share! What I love about this video is the statement "Engagement isn't something extra. It's what you do and how you do it." Simply put, employee engagement is all your culture. Creating a culture where people are...read more
by December 13, 2013
On Thursday, we sponsored an eWorkshop about the value of employee engagement on customer metrics with Demand Metric. We had great quetsions come in that we unfortunately did not have enough time to get to, but have answered below! If you missed the eWorkshop or would like to watch it again, the...read more
by October 25, 2013
Bob Seger once said "old friends good for the soul." This thought has been weighing heavily on my minds as I prepare for a trip home, my first in several years. Old friends are also important to marketers and should be considered part of any organization's retention management program. When I say...read more
by August 26, 2013
When the word retention comes to mind we often turn to customer retention first. After all, retention management programs are a key component to successful growth of the customer base. However, as the economy continues to slowly move out of the depths, another version of retention is becoming...read more
by May 22, 2013
In the voice of the customer world it is our role as market researchers to listen and follow through on what the customers are saying. Quite often this puts us in the position of 'middle men' between the customers and internal groups (e.g. sales, marketing, finance, customer service, etc.) ...read more
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Just who we are is a question that has been asked by philosophers since time immemorial. Market research professionals are no different than those wise men from ancient Greece in this regard. Our task is to create an understanding of the consumer's mind in which we can shape our brand positioning...read more
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By Gerry J. Gilmore, American Forces Press ServiceAugust 3, 2007
WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Aug. 3, 2007) - The Army's four-month-old "Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline" continues to find answers to Soldiers' and Families' medical questions, a senior U.S. military officer said.
The hotline provides a more direct way for wounded Soldiers and their Families to obtain information for medical issues that couldn't be resolved though local channels, Col. Edward Mason, the hotline's director, told online journalists and "bloggers."
"The intent of the Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline is to ensure that Soldiers and their Families have access to every resource the Army has to offer," Col. Mason explained.
Senior Army leaders established the hotline March 19 in the wake of a series of news reports in February that spotlighted shortcomings in patient care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center here.
Top Army leaders receive regular reports and briefings on hotline operations, the colonel pointed out.
The hotline wasn't created to bypass the chain of command, Col. Mason emphasized, noting that it was established to address and resolve Soldier and Family medical issues as expeditiously as possible.
The hotline is managed and operated by U.S. Army Human Resources Command, in Alexandria, Va. Since inception, the hotline has fielded more than 5,000 calls, involving more than 1,300 issues, Col. Mason said.
Callers' issues are staffed to subject-matter experts for resolution, Col. Mason explained. The hotline staff later contacts callers to ensure they've been helped. "Most of the time callers are very happy someone listened to them and that we were able to provide the information that they needed," he said.
Military veterans have raised about 28 percent of hotline issues, Col. Mason said. Veterans have been gratified to receive replies from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs officials, he said.
The hotline operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Col. Mason said. It is staffed by 50 Soldiers and 50 Contractors. The Contractors are former Soldiers or Family members. "They believe in the mission and have a passion for helping Soldiers and Families," Col. Mason said of the hotline's staff.
The Army's Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline can be accessed at 1-800-984-8523. Overseas customers can call the hotline via the Defense Switched Network, or DSN, at 312-328-0002.
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Analysis and reduction of the distortions induced by time-domain filtering techniques in network analyzers (IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC, 1998-08-31)
Open AccessThe removal of isolation errors plays an essential role in the calibration process of radar scattering measurements. One of the most common techniques used for that purpose is time-domain filtering, also known as gating. ...
Auditory and nociceptive stimuli responses in the electro–encephalogram : a non-linear measures and time-frequency representation based analysis (2014)
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Automatic vessel monitoring with single and multidimensional SAR images in the wavelet domain (ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2006-12-31)
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The soap dish of the Birillo series by Alessi presents your soap in an ambitious design and prevents jamming and soiling of bathroom trays. The soap bowl has a grid where soap can simply be put on. The bowl underneath catches water drops and prevents the soap from sticking to the bowl after use.
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Piero Lissoni designed Birillo basing on a square with rounded edges that develops into different, three-dimensional bodies. The designer himself describes this form as an "incomplete square or a completely abortive round shape". The combination of the materials stainless steel and synthetic (PMMA) also ensures appealing contrasts in appearance and touch.
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BANNU, Pakistan--Pakistani helicopter gunships pounded militant targets in the country's northwest Saturday, killing up to 30 rebels, as the number of civilians fleeing an expected ground offensive passed 200,000.
The military said 30 insurgents were killed in targeted air strikes early Saturday in Khyber and North Waziristan Agencies, semi-autonomous tribal regions on the Afghan border which are an important base for the Pakistani Taliban.
"According to details at 0200 hours jet aircrafts destroyed two hideouts close to Pak-Afghan border in Khyber killing 10 terrorists," it said in a statement.
"At 0500 hours three hideouts were destroyed in Hassu Khel in North Waziristan Agency killing 20 terrorists," it added.
Nearly 280 insurgents have been killed since the start of the operation on Sunday, according to security officials, though it is not possible to confirm the number or identity of those killed.


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Lt.-Gov. John C. Crosbie and Jane Furneaux Crosbie are inviting the public to the annual Garden Party on Government House Grounds set for Wednesday.
The event will commence with the Viceregal Salute at 3 p.m. Their Honours will then mingle with guests on the grounds.
The Church Lads' Brigade Band, the Signal Hill Tattoo and the Celtic Fiddlers will perform and light refreshments will be served by the Girl Guides.
At 5 p.m., the Ode to Newfoundland, God Save the Queen, and O'Canada will be played to conclude the Garden Party.
"We look forward to greeting residents and visitors to the province," Crosbie said. "Jane and I encourage all who have never visited Government House to come and enjoy the garden, musical entertainment and their fellow citizens"
Guests should enter through the West Gate off Military Road.
There will be ample parking for 500 vehicles arriving after 2 p.m. An area has been designated inside the West Gate for specially equipped vehicles for disabled persons.
The grounds are wheelchair accessible. Bicycles, pets, smoking and alcohol are not permitted on the grounds.
In case of inclement weather on July 21, the garden party will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday.
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Lt.-Gov. John C. Crosbie and Jane Furneaux Crosbie are inviting the public to the annual Garden Party on Government House Grounds set for Wednesday.
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Buyout-backed annunity providers rocked by Budget
Permira and Cinven could face lower returns after a share price fall in two London-listed annuity providers backed by private equity following George Osborne's Budget.
Annuity providers Partnership Assurance - taken public by buyout firm Cinven in June last year - and Just Retirement - listed by Permira in November - saw their share price slide today after UK Chancellor George Osborne announced tax changes for people accessing their retirement savings.
Under current rules, many pension holders have been forced into buying annuities - financial products which allow people to convert their savings to regular income - due to high taxes on withdrawing money in a lump sum.
The Chancellor's proposals will remove these restrictions, which levy tax rates of up to 55% for withdrawing more than a quarter of their pension. Instead, if they take their pension cash early, their savings will be taxed only at their usual rate of income tax — which is 20% for most pensioners.
Partnership Assurance's share price had fallen by 55.2% by 17:20 GMT yesterday. Just Retirement's shares fell 41.5% yesterday.
By 11:20 this morning, Partnership Assurance had fallen a further 10.07% while Just Retirement were down a further 6.01%.
The development is likely to hit the returns expected by Cinven and Permira on their majority holdings in the companies, after the European buyout firms held on to significant stakes following last year's IPOs.
Cinven still owns 52% of Partnership Assurance. It made £300 million in the IPO and retained a 52% stake in the company, valued at £800 million at IPO price of 385p. At its price of roughly 140p on March 19, that stake is now worth about £290 million. Cinven declined to comment.
One banker on the Partnership Assurance deal said investors were reacting cautiously to the Budget changes: "All of that is yet to play out. No one has [a] good feel for what this will mean. It depends how IFAs will steer their clients."
He added: "Bear in mind they [Cinven] are on a massive win. They will either say we'll sit on it. They were sat on a seven or eight times gain at the moment of the IPO. That's come off now but not a huge amount. It's always a big win."
The news is particularly ill-timed for Partnership Assurance, which saw its shares hit yesterday prior to the Budget announcement. Announcing its 2013 results yesterday the company reported a 3% fall in premiums for the year ended December 31. In the firm's annual report, Steve Groves, chief executive of the company, said "regulatory changes" at the end of 2012 had "had a deeper and longer impact on the retirement and care annuity markets than we forsaw". The company also warned sales during the first quarter of 2014 would be lower the last three quarters of 2013.
Partnership Assurance said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange yesterday: "While annuities are not currently mandatory, consumers continue to choose them to unlock the value of their pension pots in retirement. Our customers tell us they do this because they value the security provided by annuities in the face of uncertain investment returns and future life expectancies."
Permira holds a 61% stake in Just Retirement which was worth £686 million at IPO price of 225p. This is now worth roughly £461 million at yesterday's price of 151p. The private equity firm and Just Retirement's management sold a stake worth £43.2 million in the IPO. Permira declined to comment.
In a statement to the London Stock Exchange, Just Retirement said: "Annuitisation has not been mandatory for several years, yet 90% of consumers continue to choose wisely to secure a guaranteed income for life by annuitising. The proposed reforms suggest more choice for all retirees, ensuring better value for money for those who continue to annuitise."
Both Just Retirement and Partnership Assurance have carved out a niche in the annuity market and offer specialised services to people looking to access their retirement savings. Just Retirement offers income based on an individual's health and lifestyle, while Partnership Assurance offers annuities to those with pre-existing medical conditions, according to the firm's websites.
A wide range of life insurance and annuity providers were also impacted by the budget announcement, including insurance giants Aviva and Legal and General which saw their share price fall.
In an analyst note, Barrie Cornes, an insurance analyst at Panmure Gordon, described the falling share prices as an "overreaction" He added: "Whilst we think that there will be a reduction in the number of people buying an annuity, there will still be demand for the product, particularly given the increasing longevity of the population."
Correction: the article has been updated to reflect that Cinven owns 52% of Partnership Assurance shares.


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NEW YORK (MainStreet) Perhaps financial planners should begin each client meeting with a disclaimer: "Do as I say, not as I do." While 40% of financial advisors say they intend to retire within the next 14 years, nearly half (46%) of them do not have a retirement strategy in place to accomplish that goal, according to a study conducted by the Financial Planning Association Research and Practice Institute.
The lack of retirement planning impacts an even greater number of advisors who need it most. According to the survey, two-thirds (66%) of advisors who are over 65 don't have a retirement plan in place.
Other findings of the research include:
- Only 25% of advisers say they have a formal succession plan in place.
- Most (46%) advisors charge a fee based on assets under management and more (49%) plan on doing so in the coming year.
- One in five advisors (21%) charge commissions on investment products but fewer (18%) plan on doing so within the next twelve months.
- Only 7% currently charge an hourly fee for financial planning, estate planning, tax planning or consulting, but slightly more (8%) plan on doing so in the coming year.
Most of the financial consultants who currently refer to themselves as money managers, investment planners or financial planners intend to reposition their businesses within the next five years as "wealth managers."
The study defines wealth managers as advisers who "specialize in comprehensive wealth management and transfer issues including stock-option planning, executive compensation, complex trust and estate planning and charitable giving."
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TAMPA, Fla. — Now that it's bowl eligible, Pittsburgh can be picky without sounding unappreciative.
The Panthers spent the past two Januarys in Alabama for the BBVA Compass Bowl and could wind up there again after beating South Florida 27-3 Saturday night to guarantee themselves a fifth consecutive postseason trip.
Then again, Ray Graham wouldn't mind a change in the routine.
"Any bowl, except Birmingham," the star running back said, laughing. "Oh, man, three times in a row? I think they might kick us out. They might not even allow us in there."
Graham rushed for a pair of touchdowns and went over 1,000 yards, while Tino Sunseri threw for 211 yards and one TD for the Panthers (6-6, 3-4 Big East) to join Graham in giving Pitt a 3,000-yard passer and 1,000-yard rusher in the same season for the first time in school history.
"Those are individual accomplishments, but really team things, and that you do appreciate," Panthers coach Paul Chryst said. "You don't take any of that for granted, but a lot of guys can take pride in those numbers."
USF (3-9, 1-6) finished its second straight losing season by losing nine of 10 following a 2-0 start, a slide that could cost coach Skip Holtz his job. A year ago, the Bulls dropped seven of eight following a 4-0 start that vaulted them into the Top 25 before a 44-17 loss to Pitt.
Holtz stopped short of saying he expects to be back for a fourth season, but expressed hope that he will while reiterating that the Bulls were beset by injuries and have made strides in ways that are not necessarily reflected in their record.
"But I also understand that we've put some people in a very tough position with where we are, and I understand the nature of this business is to win games," Holtz said. "People don't really care if you're on a fourth quarterback, your fifth defensive end or how many freshmen you're playing. They want to win."
The coach said he expects to meet with athletic director Doug Woolard as early as Sunday to evaluate the season and where the Bulls head from here.
"We've worked hard for the last three years to build this program. It's just really frustrating that we've been through the type of season that we went through, but I'd certainly like to (be back)," Holtz said. "I'd like to see these young players develop into what I know that they can become."
Graham scored on a pair of 1-yard runs, Sunseri tossed a 2-yard TD pass to J.P. Holtz, and a Pitt defense that's allowed just nine points the past two weeks held USF to 117 yards and forced four turnovers, including three interceptions of Matt Floyd in the redshirt freshman's second career start.
Pitt bounced back from losing its first two games to Youngstown State and Cincinnati to qualify for a postseason berth for the fifth straight season. Along the way, the Panthers gave top-ranked Notre Dame its toughest test before losing in triple overtime. They also rebounded from a disappointing loss to Connecticut to upset Rutgers 21-6 and put themselves in a position to extend their first season under Chryst.
"It was good to win. I'm proud of the players," Chryst said. "We certainly went through a lot of things this season, but still found a way to earn a right to play another game, and I appreciate that."
Despite forcing turnovers on the Bulls' first three possessions of the game, Pitt only led 13-0 at the half. Jason Hendricks' interception and 10-yard return to the USF 21 set up Graham's TD and a sack-fumble led to Kevin Harper's 25-yard field goal early in the second quarter.
USF failed to take advantage of Marcus Shaw's long kickoff return to the Pitt 48 when Floyd was intercepted for the second time after moving his team to third-and-goal at the Panthers 5. Linebacker Todd Thomas broke on a throw intended for Demetris Murray and returned the pick 33 yards up the left sideline.
Sunseri extended his streak of consecutive passing attempts without an interception to 270. However, Pitt failed to establish much of a rhythm on offense before getting in the end zone twice within a five-minute stretch of the third quarter. Graham's second TD put the Panthers up by 20, and Sunseri's 19th TD pass of the season made it 27-0.
"I felt like we kind of beat ourselves up with the penalties and stuff," Sunseri said, "and as soon as we started to straighten that out we were able to drive the football."
USF fell to 16-21 under Holtz, who led the Bulls to an 8-5 record and their sixth consecutive bowl trip two years ago. He inherited a program built from scratch with expectations of contending for Big East titles, but has gone 5-16 in the conference.
An announced crowd of 35,141 that appeared much smaller booed when USF's career scoring leader Maikon Bonani trotted onto the field to kick a 25-yard field goal to avert a shutout.
Sunseri finished 19 of 25 and boosted his season passing total to 3,103. Graham gained 94 yards on 26 carries, topping 1,000 rushing for the first time in his career early in the second half and ending the night with 1,042.
Pitt beat USF for the fifth straight season and has won the past two contests by a combined score of 71-20 — 51-3 over the past six quarters of those meetings.
Floyd completed 12 of 25 passes for 93 yards. The Bulls were held to 8 yards rushing.


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Austin, who served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for more than seven years, filled the vacancy created when District Judge Dennis O'Dell was selected by Riley to succeed retiring Circuit Court Judge Loyd "Buddy" Little.
She has been serving on the bench since late March. She and O'Dell are both on the ballot for election to full six year terms this November. Neither candidate has an opponent in the election.


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LaFayette, NY - Apple orchards to the south of Syracuse appear to have survived the latest dip below freezing temperatures this morning.
Mark Fleckenstein of the Beak & Skiff Apple Farm in LaFayette said temperatures generally bottomed out at 27 degrees this morning in the orchards. That's above the danger zone for the trees that began budding early due to the unusually warm weather in March, he said.
Workers were busy trying to protect the trees using smudge pots, burning hay and wind machines again overnight, he said.
The temperature dropped to 24 degrees in unprotected areas in the orchards but there appears to be little damage, he said.
Fleckenstein, however, said he'd have to wait until it warms up later this morning to determine the extent of any damage from this morning's cold.
But the news appeared to be much better than one week ago when temperatures in the LaFayette area dropped to 18 degrees and Fleckenstein reported 40 percent of the buds on the farm's apple trees had been damaged.
The temperature only dropped to a low of 28 degrees shortly before 5 a.m. today at Hancock International Airport. The temperature at the airport didn't drop below freezing until sometime between 2 and 3 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.


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Exclusive New Red Dead Redemption Screens: People of the West (Part Three)
Today we've added the third installment of the People of the West to the Features section of the Red Dead Redemption site, with info and screenshots of six more unique characters you're likely to encounter. Below are three of them - including a couple folks you may have seen in the recent Gentlemen & Vagabonds clip, see the rest at the top of www.rockstargames.com/reddeadredemption/features/people.
(Irish - A teller of tall tales, who'll try to talk his way out of anything.)
(Jimmy Saint - A humorist from the East Coast attempting to capture the spirit of the West for a New York magazine.)
(Seth Briars - A fortune seeker driven insane by his infatuation with wealth.)
Exclusive New Red Dead Redemption Screens: People of the West (Part Two)
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- on May 6 2010, 5:11pmque ubole mi jente mexicana o latina k valla a comprar este juego agregenme en el ps3 soy charlylocko13 agregenme para aser un clam para darles en la madre a todos los weritos hahhahaha k no hay esta poes agregen.
- on May 4 2010, 1:01pmCan't wait for RDR, well done rockstar you done it again! X360 Gamertag: Hextastic9000 for multiplayer!
- on May 4 2010, 2:47am@shadyhunter
im getting red dead (i pre ordered lim ed) and i would love to be a part of the clan, but i entered your name and it didnt come up (not registered), please add me, my name is very simple:
exactly how you see it there
- on April 30 2010, 5:43amI am so hyped for this game! I pre-ordered it almost a year ago! It's going to be absolutley amazing! Sadly my PS3 broke a week ago half-way through TBOGT. :(
- on April 25 2010, 3:52pmI absolutely love rockstar, and think that they have/are setting the bar with every new release. However, i pray to the gaming gods that there are one shot headshots in multiplayer. I absolutely hate shooting someone more than once to the dome.... I wanna feel like im doing some damage online with no blips ect....
- on April 25 2010, 5:18ampsn id razorback420 we have a clan of about 26 on codmw2 and if u would like to join us send me a invite and ill give you the clan tag
- on April 14 2010, 1:13pmTHIS GAME IS GOING TO BE GREAT!!!!!! hey famous blue dragon my psn id is ratchet597!!! ;-D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- on April 12 2010, 1:24amyo guys i got a clan that plays COD and Halo and im extending our clan to RDR. We're called the SLYS which stands for Sophisticated League of Yankee Soldiers....In RDR we're gonna hunt, find an awesome base, help eachother as best we can, and fight anyone who challenges the SLYS! WHO'S WITH ME?!
if ya wanna join send a friend request to BitterSweetRush (leader) and in the requesnt say you wanna join. (you dont have to be an american or yankee fan to join, the baseball team has no relevance)
- on April 10 2010, 8:57amjoin outlaws of west everybody just comment ur psn id an i will send u invite
- on April 10 2010, 4:01amRED DEAD ROLEPLAY IS A WILL BE THE NEXT BIG THING IN RED DEAD REDEMPTION A ROLEPLAYING GAME MODE WERE YOU THE PLAYER MAKE YOUR OWN LIFE IN GAME AND GO BY IT FOR MORE INFO SEND AN E-MAIL ME AT firstname.lastname@example.com if you r from the UK IF you are from USA e=mail firstname.lastname@example.com and right your xbox 360 gamer tag as well ONLY ON XBOX 360
- on April 9 2010, 6:35ams**t looks so f**kin awesome!!!!
check out the #1 Red Dead Redemption/Revolver forum!
- on April 9 2010, 12:23amnot much longer til this game comes out! can't wait, multiplayer is gonna be amazing...
- on April 8 2010, 8:firstname.lastname@example.com
If you go on the people of the west and scroll down, you can see a guy called Nastas :) not sure if he will be a one off red indian or there will be more, we'll just have to wait and see.
- on April 8 2010, 7:26amWell done Rockstar, this is going to be a classic, i thought of this when i was like 15 years old.... 10 years later it meets more than expectations.
Clint would like to know if you have any red indians in the game, there has been no mention of this anywhere on the site... but i would very special if you were to go the borders of the frontier and get speared or arrowed.
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The University of South Carolina Sumter has always been a two-year campus, but that is about to change, giving students here even more options when it comes to higher education goals.
USC's main campus in Columbia has announced the creation of a USC Palmetto College that will allow students to earn full four-year bachelor's degrees at four of its satellite campuses. Those sites are USC Sumter, USC Lancaster, USC Salkehatchie and USC Union.
Students can, for example, earn their associate's degree at USC Sumter and then their bachelor's degree from Palmetto College, all at the same Sumter campus. This will provide a four-year path without hiring new faculty or constructing new buildings. Palmetto College is scheduled to start in the fall of 2013.
"The college will also allow students with two-year degrees to earn their bachelor's degrees online, which is especially convenient for non-traditional students who work full time and can't enroll in regular daytime classes," says Lynwood Watts, interim regional campus dean for USC Sumter. "Besides Sumter County residents, Palmetto College will be a viable option for students in our surrounding counties of Clarenden, Kershaw, Lee and Williamsburg."
University of South Carolina officials say the tuition rates for Palmetto College are expected to be about 10 percent lower than at USC's main campus in Columbia. Bachelor's degrees in liberal studies, organizational leadership, criminal justice and health sciences will all be offered by the fall of 2013.
"Other plans include eventually adding business administration and elementary education," Watts says. "It will be a nice convenience for area students to earn four-year degrees from the University of South Carolina system without ever leaving Sumter."
Morris College and Shaw AFB
Residents in Sumter County also have a number of other higher education options. There is Morris College, a historically black, coeducational liberal arts college operated by the Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina. Morris has bachelor's degrees in majors such as business administration, Christian education, criminal justice, elementary education, health science, mass communication and organizational management.
Shaw Air Force Base provides courses and degree programs at the base from the University of South Carolina, Central Carolina Technical College, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Saint Leo University, Troy State University and Webster University. The programs are available to Air Force personnel, family members, Department of Defense civilian employees, and community civilians on a space-available basis.
Central Carolina Technical College
At Central Carolina Technical College, the two-year institution recently opened a Health Sciences Center in downtown Sumter. The new building features simulation labs, coliseum-style lecture halls, meeting and study rooms, and viewing areas in addition to classrooms and faculty offices.
"We asked for the moon, and they tried to give it to us," says Miriam Laney, dean of health sciences at Central Carolina Technical College.
The CCTC Health Sciences Center has diploma programs that range from nursing to surgical technology, and certificate programs from phlebotomy to massage therapy.
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A place of refuge, where the process of the law cannot be executed.
Sanctuaries may be divided into religious and civil. The former were very common in Europe; religious houses affording protection from arrest to all persons, whether accused of crime, or pursued for debt. This kind was never known in the United States.
Civil sanctuary, or that protection which is afforded to a man by his own house, was always respected in this country. The house protects the owner from the service of all civil process in the first instance but not if he is once lawfully arrested and takes refuge in his own house. No place affords protection from arrest in criminal cases; a man may, therefore, be arrested in his own bouse in such cases, and the doors may be broken for the purpose of making the arrest.


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Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort and Spa, Karon
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 224 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- 3 restaurants and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- 3 outdoor pools
- Breakfast available
- Free children's club
- 24-hour fitness center
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
Feel at home
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Children's pool
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
What's around
- Karon Market (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Karon Temple (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Karon Beach (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Dino Park Mini Golf (2 mi / 3.2 km)
- Kata Porpeang Market (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Phuket (HKT-Phuket Intl.) 64-min drive; 28 miles/45.1 km
- Free self parking
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort and Spa, Karon
Hotel Info: 020 3027 9803from £62
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds
- Superior Room, 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Room
- Superior Room, Poolside
- Deluxe room
- Suite
- Standard room
- Plunge Pool Suite
- Family Room
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
- Superior Room, 2 Single Beds
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 224 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Free children's club
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
- 2 bars/lounges
- Poolside bar
- 24-hour room service
- Free reception
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Children's pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Golfing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Waterslide
- Free pool cabanas
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Billiards or pool table
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 2014
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch LCD TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
In Balance Spa has 10 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include sports massages, Swedish massages, Thai massages, and massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
The spa is open daily. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
DiningHorizon - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast only. Open daily.
Joe Kools Pool Grill - This poolside restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves brunch, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
TAI restaurant - Overlooking the pool, this restaurant specializes in Asian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
Champions Sports Bar - Overlooking the pool, this sports bar serves light fare only. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort and Spa, Karon's small print
Also known as
- Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort
- Novotel Phuket Karon Beach
- Ramada Hotel Karon Beach Phuket
- Talay Karon Beach Phuket Hotel Karon
- Novotel Phuket Karon Beach Resort & Spa
Please note that the credit card used for payment at the time of booking need to be shown upon check-in. The hotel reserves the right to deny the check-in or collect an alternate payment method if the card used for the purchase cannot be presented. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of THB 550 per person (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of THB 1400-1900 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Remember when meeting a person online had a creepy factor? That started to change sometime around the millennium.
Sure we still make new friends the traditional way by maybe meeting a person at a party, or by becoming acquainted with another parent at our child's sporting event, but for the most part socializing on the Internet has become quite commonplace.
A 2006 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project showed that almost 7 million adults in the U.S. have met and gone out with a person they met over the Internet. And remember folks, that was 2006.
Fast forward to today's Internet-driven age and meeting a person online is as normal as seeking employment online.
It's ideal for the introvert who feels more confident initiating conversation through a keyboard, and it's also perfect for those who simply want to preview their social options before committing to a face-to-face meeting.
Apps bring it home
|Phil Shpilberg
Now a new app by the name of "City Chatter" is taking online socializing to yet another level by allowing users to connect with people right in their neighborhood, office or local hang-out, as opposed to communicating with people in far-off cities that they're less likely to meet in person.
Instead of just meeting people online from your home, the app is for those who are already in a coffee shop, bar or business conference.
Instead of walking right up to a person and introducing yourself or joining a conversation the traditional way, you can speak to others virtually through the app first. Or you can initiate a conversation for others in the location to join.
City Chatter is available on popular mobile devices including the iPhone and Androids, and its creator Phil Shpilberg says it better allows people to choose just who they want to communicate with.
"City Chatter is a local social app that combines meeting new people with group and private chat," he explained in an interview with ConsumerAffairs. "You open the app and see who is in your neighborhood bar, business conference, coffee shop, stadium or any other place. From there you can browse profiles and start a group or private conversation with those that interest you."
Shpilberg says a new generation of consumers have gotten used to receiving one's background information upon request before actually meeting them, and things aren't likely to reverse themselves anytime soon.
"I think we now have a generation of people who grew up with Google, Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn, and expect to learn about the people they interact with instantly," he said. "For them it's very natural to want to learn more about people around them. Personally, I created City Chatter because I wanted a way to meet people, and talk to them, virtually first."
Critics of virtual socializing believe it keeps people in their respective comfort zones, and disrupts the natural order of communication. Some think approaching someone face-to-face with shyness or trepidation is completely fine, and the traditional way of meeting people shouldn't be altered.
Will using an app to speak to someone just two bar stools away be the new thing? Will virtual socializing ultimately diminish the importance or need of face-to-face interaction?
"I bet Alexander Graham Bell had to answer that question just as much as Mark Zuckerberg," Shpilberg said.
"Social networking, like the telephone, is a tool for social interaction, not anti-social behavior. For example, when I travel I catch up, in person, with old friends I only keep up with because of Facebook. I don't believe tools like social networking make us introverted or extroverted. I believe they enhance our lives and make it easier to do the things we want, whether it's to talk to people more face-to-face or less," he said.
Helping, not hurting
Shpilberg also says that technology isn't hurting the traditional way of meeting people, it's actually helping it.
"I think technology is both enhancing and changing the traditional way of meeting people," he said. "For example, I regularly make contact with business people on LinkedIn and start investor relationships on Angel.co. A few years ago it was really novel to hear people meeting their partners on dating websites and now it seems the most typical way people meet."
"But these connections, if they care to be successful, always result in face-to face meetings," Shpilberg added.
"The social graph makes things even more interesting now. We trust friends of our friends more than we do strangers. Now I can find out how I am connected to most people in the world and find somebody who can make an introduction or tell me more about the person. We are quickly moving to a world where the word "stranger" is losing meaning."
But is that a good or bad thing? Because we've all of heard of many disturbing cases when people have used the anonymity of the Internet to their deceptive advantage.
The social mask that the Internet provides is often what draws people to initiate communication. But that same mask can hide the face of someone who is simply up to no good.
Staying safe
So how does one stay safe with the City Chatter app? Especially since those you're communicating with will be within arm's reach. I mean, don't creepy people hang out in coffee shops too?
"The same common sense applies in digital interaction as in physical ones," says Shpilberg. "Don't give out personal information to people you don't know. In City Chatter in particular you have very simple privacy controls that allow you to hide your specific location or any other profile information you don't want to share."
"Just use the simple Show/Hide toggles in the Privacy menu. The only thing we require to use the network is your first name and first initial of last name. We take safety very seriously and encourage everyone to be thoughtful of what they are sharing and aware of their surroundings, both on our network or any other one they use," he said.
Shpilberg also explains how the new app will assist those in the work world, as trying to meet your new best friend or your soul mate is only one way a social app can be used.
"City Chatter makes communication at a shared physical location like an office, conference room, or convention very simple," he noted. "You simply log on and see everyone else there. There is no need to add people to a chat, or a group text message, one by one. You can start instant conversation and collaborate as a group on your mobile phones."
"When you go to a business event, you can get an instant directory of who is there. We are going to work on partnerships that will identify location as Featured Chat Rooms, to make the kind of communication as simple as possible," he said.
The app can be downloaded for free at the iTunes App Store, as well as on Google Play. It can currently be used throughout the U.S.