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More from the always entertaining seminars:
-Second seminar: Your 2012 White Sox w/Stone, Ken and Robin. Have a feeling some White Sox fans might be surprised by how funny Robin is – must've gotten off a solid 10 one-liners, including:
> "I'm going to do managerial things, because that's my job."
> "I just try to get my point across. I don't have to be PROFOUND" (as he looks at Kenny…)
> On whether the White Sox will contend this season: "Well, I'm not doing this to lose."
> "You should've seen my face when Kenny asked if I wanted to be the manager."
> When asked how his managerial style differed from Ozzie's: "I haven't managed yet, just so you know."
> On how the lineup will look this season: "Well, Paul Konerko won't be batting lead off." ( Ken's reply: "Oh, you should do that for the first Spring Training game. Nobody tell Konerko.")
> On the White Sox running game in 2012: "I'm not running at all."
> To a very passionate fan: "I have a new BFF!"
> ON SCOUTING (looking at Ken): "Don't we have a guy for that?"
KEN ON HIRING ROBIN: "He was one of those people who I kept on a list for a long time – of people I respect, people who have a passion for this club, this city and our fans. I felt like Robin had the qualities a manager needs: leadership, communication skills, the ability to deal with a variety of personalities and egos. He thoroughly impressed me, and I think he's perfect for the job."
-Other Ken answers: dealt a "strength" in Santos for a "potential frontline starter" in Nestor Molina; many options in the bullpen, "some of which you haven't seen yet";
-Robin on other Sox topics:
> WHY HE TOOK THE JOB: "When I retired, Jerry said I was always welcome to come back. With the kids getting older and missing the baseball part of my life, so I was ready to do something, and I was thrilled to come back and work behind the scenes. When Kenny asked about being the manager, well, I wasn't expecting that at all. Then I thought about it, and my wife said, 'This is the place for you.' And it's true – this is the closest baseball family I have. This is where I belong."
> ADAM DUNN: "You can't play for the players. But the good news is every season is different. He just needs to be confident, and I think having this offseason to rest will be the best thing for him."
> NEW COACHES: "These are guys I've known for a long time, guys I've played with. We have a similar vision on how to play the game, and they have strengths that I don't." (When Ken said that Mark Parent and Joe McEwing would be future managers, Robin immediately responded: "Later, much later!")
> ON BEING MANAGER: "I realize this is a huge responsibility. I have an obligation to the organization, Kenny, Jerry, everybody who buys a ticket. And trust me – I will work hard."
Friday, January 27, 2012
Always nice to be back at Palmer House Hilton with fellow White Sox fans kicking off the season at SoxFest. Some Friday highlights so far:
-As I walked in the lobby today, the first person I saw: a fan wearing a Robin #23 jersey. Great start to the weekend.
-Up in the players' suite, the guys couldn't have been happier to see our former bullpen coach Art "Cave" Kusnyer. Great "Cave" stories all around…though none suitable for print.
-Saw a fan ask a long-haired Pablo Ozuna , "What's with the hair?" Pablo's answer: "It's mine."
-Opening Ceremonies started with a SoxFest first: Commissioner Selig on hand to give Jerry Reinsdorf the Commissioner's Award for all the amazing work the Volunteer Corpshas done. As he said to Jerry with many of the VC members on the stage: "The White Sox won this award on merit. Congratulations on making Chicago a better place to live."
-Jerry: "This award is for all these people up here. It's not because of us; it's because of you."
-Loud ovation for all the guys during Opening Ceremonies – which also featured our first video featuring this year's "Appreciate the Game" tagline and the players tossing souvenir wiffleballs to the fans. And so it begins…
-First seminar: Hawk and Commissioner Selig (which started with Hawk introducing Mrs. Selig in attendance). Some key points from the Commissioner:
> WILD CARD: "I believe in giving theams hope and faith, and the Wild Card has produced some of the best games in baseball history. As for the expanded Wild Card starting this season, I think it will make the races more exciting."
>VOLUNTEER CORPS: "Baseball is a social institution with a social responsibility. The fact that the Volunteer Corps has served more than 17,000 hours…it's just amazing."
> DH: "For the DH to be in both leagues, it would require overall geographic realignment, which is a ways away."
> INSTANT REPLAY: "Not dramatically expanding it right now, but we're looking at doing something involving trapped balls and down-the-line shots involving fair/foul balls."
> STATE OF THE GAME: "We've gone from $1.2 billion in revenue when I became Commissioner to over $7 billion. The game is expanding by leaps and bounds."
A Sneak Peek at the SoxFest 2012 Schedule
Friday, January 20, 2012
With SoxFest being just a week away, we decided to release a few of the highlights from the schedule. This is just a glimpse of what we have planned for next weekend at the Palmer House. A finalized schedule with a complete listing of autograph sessions, photo sessions and seminars will be posted on whitesox.com next week.
If you don't have your tickets or hotel packages reserved, there's still time to do that here.
By the way, make sure you tune into @whitesox on Twitter all next week. We'll be conducting hide and tweets and other contests each day leading up to SoxFest for great prizes!
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White Sox Announce the 2012 Promotional Schedule
Friday, January 06, 2012
As many of you may know, we released most of the 2012 White Sox promotional schedule yesterday afternoon. We are thrilled that this year's schedule includes five Kids Days, seven Value Mondays, 18 fireworks nights, as well as popular theme nights such as Dog Day, Elvis Night and Halfway to St. Patrick's Day.
In addition to theme nights, we've also announced some of our premium giveaway nights. Below are just a few of the giveaways that have been confirmed:
- White Sox Knit Bomber Hats (April 14)
- Mother's Day Totes (May 13)
- Robin Ventura Bobbleheads (May 26)
- Southpaw Mini Plush Pals (June 3)
- Commemorative 2005 World Series Canvases (June 9)
- Kids XL 1972 Replica Jerseys (June 24)
- Kids Chest Protector Backpacks (August 5)
- White Sox Camouflage Hats (August 11
This year's promotional schedule can be found at whitesox.com/promos and will be updated as additional events, theme nights and giveaways are finalized. You won't be able to purchase individual tickets until Friday, February 3rd, but ticket packs and season tickets are available, here.

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Below are some pics I've taken with the different groups I've gone with to the Edison. It's a great place to take a group after work. Seating is free until 7pm, then there's a minimum purchase per person.
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- lizriz said...
The brass flower is my fav! Yum!
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Mr.Bob, maybe you and I can go in 50/50 on a pulled pork kosher stand?
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I with you, MrBob, I love falafel! I hate not being able to find it anywhere here. There are a few Middle Eastern restaurants that serve it, but they're in friggin' Albany.
I went to Aladdin's on rt 30 a few weekends ago and was thoroughly impressed. My parents were visiting and thought I'd let them have something different too.
I'm glad to see local business expanding to accommodate peoples' desires to try something different from the stupid McDonald's and Applebee's crap.
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Maybe I'll open a Pulled Pork Falafel Stand downtown. Pork n Beans sammich just like Imam used to make....yummmm.
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One downtown business was berating a political party during an important election, under that business's name on a social media forum. Needless to say, the berated party made it known, that if a person is of a certain party, they are not welcomed in that business. Putting forth a positive and welcoming front brings in business, more than tearing down people. I think that goes for bringing on consolidation. This may be a step to our cities finally working together and starting a new era.
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Ron, take it up with downtownguy. "Better service? Bite me!" is why people avoid downtown like they would avoid the plague. Does that represent the attitude of all the downtown merchants? Those four words are going to come back to bite you in the wallet sir. I hope the other merchants properly thank you for the black eye and disservice of alienating their potential customers too.
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Mr. BOB, I agree that we are a mobile and it is nice to just take a ride from time to time, and if when your on that ride you find a good deal I have nothing against that. My gripe is with those who refuse to shop locally and just go on daily trips just to shop at other places.
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I appreciate the correction, however I did not use the word irreparable as you suggest, because of the following. Irreparable via Merriam Webster is generally contextually used as in "irreparable relationship" or as in "The storm did irreparable damage to the environment." Unrepairable via Random House 2013 is contextually used to mean broken beyond repair, which was my intent because it more accurately reflected my meaning, and it reads better. Merriam Webster does not acknowledge the word. I do not use spell check; it is often wrong.I will use "not repairable" from this point forward to avoid confusion. Of course spelling was not the focus of the original post.
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Mr Bob; rs is a chemist today
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You're right Ron, but sometimes, 'a cigar is just a cigar'; Americans like taking rides. Rides to go shopping, rides to get lost for the day, rides to another State just for the heck of it because we can. We're a mobile Country and we do not like to be herded in a certain direction.
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I've noticed rs has been reduced to correcting everybody's grammer except his own. Are you finally giving up your 'lawyer' act in favor of proofreading? I hope someday you'll discover something you're good at, other than BS. Until then....
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"Better service? Bite me!" Well, I guess that about sums up the downtown problem. "typically self-righteous, opinionated, misinformed, genius posters on this blog." Hey pal, you fit right in, welcome to the conversation!
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RS, now for once I agree, you are SPOT on! Dave... agree away grammar nazi!
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downtownguy, nice spelling check. I suppose it is hard to get the point when your grasp of English is limited to only the correctly spelled and published in proper grammatical style. I hope others will become more sensitive to your special needs.
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about the fact that the sales tax stays in the other place, and yes I do understand that when you purchase a vehicle the sales tax on that vehicle does go to the zip code where the purchaser lives.
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I get a kick out of many people who think that they get a better deal by 50 miles away. traveling to Albany, Saratoga and other places. this just proves how dumb some people are they never take into consideration how much it cost them to travel to these other areas, first there is the extra cost of gas, and the unintended expense of purchasing thins they had not planned to, then the cost of stopping for snacks and/or lunch, plus the extra wear on the vehicle, plus the chance of being involved in a traffic accident because of the heavier traffic or the need to travel extra mile due to a detour because of some emergency. Then when you need service you need to travel the extra mileage and in many cases be with out you product for several days and that just adds to your expense. I have always tried to purchase locally and have had very little problem getting good service at a fair price with friendly people. These people who travel to other areas to spend their money do not think a
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Downtownguy- spot on. Still have my Guild.
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downtown, I agree with you; but I do have to take a stab at your chastising Timez for misspelling 'shope' when you said 'unrepairable'. Surely you meant 'irreparable'.
Don't come with that 'I just Googled 'unrepairable' and it came up in search results' crap.
Speak English correctly.
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Apologies for the second "as usual" post. I had forgotten to post the second half first. I reposted for continuity.
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As usual, the comments here drifted off topic. That being said, I will continue to digress along with the typically self-righteous, opinionated, misinformed, genius posters on this blog. First to Timezup. It's hard to take anyone seriously who spells shop as "shope." This whining store owner has been open past 5 for nearly 30 years.
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To TheArchitect: Better service? Bite me! No one has ever provided better service with more knowledgeable staff than us. Our actual (not you, apparently) customers will attest to that. We will stay later with a phone call; we provide information and help with products that have been bought elsewhere, and we repair the sometimes unrepairable. Our quality of product is generally high, despite the fact that few here can afford high end products, as Pards13 seems to understand. (Thanks, Pards. True.) The true committed downtowner works hard, longer, and with less profit providing the service and help the community needs, and we can only do so with your support.
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As usual, the comments here drifted off topic. That being said, I will continue to digress along with the typically self-righteous, opinionated, misinformed, genius posters on this blog. First to Timezup. It's hard to take anyone seriously who spells shop as "shope." This whining store owner has been open past 5 for nearly 30 years.
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"timezup" agreed, but there is more than being open at convenient times for customers, the businesses have to offer a quality product, at a competitive price, and have knowledgeable staff. Your year's downtown Glove Cities businesses have failed miserably to fulfill these fundamental needs. This has sealed their fate. Customer's easily found a better or similar product at a lower price, and most importantly, better service elsewhere. The few businesses that are still thriving know how to adapt their operation taking account of these fundamentatls. The rest have closed their doors, the ultimate illustration of failure.
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Early this morning, server problems hit one of Amazon's EC2 datacenters. These are the facilities that power Amazon's cloud computing infrastructure services — and those, in turn, power thousands of websites and online services.
The outage is a pretty big deal. Reddit is in "emergency read-only mode" at the moment. Foursquare, Quora, and Hootsuite, among many others, are offline. The downtime will be expensive for these companies, and it's sure to be expensive for Amazon, too.
Even a minor outage riles up the usual bunch of cloud-hating suspects. A major outage like this one whips them into a mouth-foaming, rug-chewing frenzy.
They think this proves that cloud computing is unreliable and dangerous. As usual, they're wrong.
If you run a huge global enterprise, maybe it makes sense to keep your IT services in-house and to run your own datacenters. Maybe you can deliver better uptime than Amazon. It really boils down to how much money you care to spend along the way.
But if you run a small or medium-sized business, it's a very different matter. Your budget won't buy the kind of reliability a world-class datacenter can deliver. No matter how hard you hug those servers, one of them will croak occasionally — and you'll have to clean up the mess.
Amazon's cloud services can't deliver perfect uptime. Neither can any other cloud service. In absolute terms, they will always be less than perfect. Always.
That's irrelevant. There's a word to describe anyone who promises 100 percent system uptime: a crank. Pat them on their pointed little heads, pin their mittens to their sleeves, and send them on their way.
Uptime is a matter of minimizing risk, not eliminating it. And the smaller the business, the harder it will be for you to minimize risk. Being able to hand off your technology needs to a company that does this for a living and that spends a fortune to manage and minimize risk is a blessing, not a curse. Why is this so hard for some people to understand?
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Reform of welfare in the UK has sought to shift the balance of pension provision towards the private sector. Paper examines to what extent this development has widened income inequality among older people, using data from the General Household Survey to assess changes in gender and class inequality in older people's state and private pension income. Results showed that, although state pensions and other benefits remained the major source of income, especially for women, the relative contribution of private pensions to total income had increased substantially for men.
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Financial Times, July 12th 1999, p.16
By proposing that stakeholder pension charges be capped at 1% (too low to allow for good advice) the government is risking a mis-selling scandal. However, the government is now proposed to consider allowing people to hold a stakeholder pension in parallel with other forms of provision such as an occupational pension. If individuals no longer have to choose between a stakeholder pension and an occupational scheme or personal pension, then the need for advice falls away sharply.
Department of Social Security
London: 1999 (Consultation brief : 3)
Concludes that the best way for employers to pass contributions onto stakeholder pension schemes is for them to make use of the clearing facilities that are already available through commercial banks, bureaux and BACs. This would be simpler and more cost effective than setting up a separate clearing house.
Department of Social Security
London : 1999 (Consultation brief; 5 )
Proposes that financial services companies should be able to set up stakeholder pensions without trustees providing they appoint a "secure stakeholder manager". The manager would have to set out investment principles for the scheme, produce an annual report, make regular reports to members on the value of the scheme, have arrangements for dealing with disputes, and report to Opra if employers contributed late. An advisory committee could be included in the non-trustee version of the stakeholder pension, and would be able to report to members in addition to the manager
Department of Social Security
London : 1999 (Consultation brief : 4)
Proposes that providers of stakeholder pensions be allowed to charge more than the proposed 1% annual management fee if they provide detailed advice to customers. The extra charge would come in the form of an upfront levy rather than an addition to the annual charge.


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The following information was compiled from Renton Police Department case reports.
A couple with different definitions of commitment got into a verbal and physical argument over money outside a fast-food restaurant Aug. 12 on Sunset Boulevard Northeast.
The 29-year-old Tukwila woman was seen punching her "fiance," pulling his hair and scratching him. She denied doing any of that, except the scratching. "Yes, I scratched him, but he wouldn't listen to me," she said.
The Kent man, who was in handcuffs, was covered with scratches. First he said she was a friend, then upgraded that to "girlfriend." An officer saw him swing at his girlfriend but he missed. He declined politely to assist in the investigation.
The Tukwila woman was arrested for fourth-degree domestic violence and booked into the SCORE regional jail.
Inside her purse officers found numerous multicolored silk ties, including one with a $155 price tag, from Nordstrom. There was a box of Gucci perfume still wrapped in plastic. She had just told officers she is unemployed and penniless.
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PLEASE DON'T ARREST ME: A 31-year-old Puyallup man broke down in tears Aug. 15 after he was arrested for shoplifting a camera lens from Fry's Electronics.
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ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico -- The New Orleans Zephyrs and Albuquerque Isotopes game was suspended in the first inning on Friday evening.
The score was 2-1 Zephyrs when heavy rain and 80 mph wind gusts hit the Albuquerque area and the grounds crew was unable to cover the infield.
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Constitutional law and comedy will punctuate today's discussion with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Princeton University campus.
Ginsburg will first deliver a speech highlighting the customs and habits that promote collegiality among the justices. She'll then discuss constitutional issues.
Ginsburg once taught law at Rutgers University.
The event is this year's John Marshall Harlan Lecture in Constitutional Adjudication. Harlan was one of nine Supreme Court justices to graduate from Princeton.


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Better architecture and urban design can't solve all the problems of a city like Cleveland. It would be foolish to suggest that they could. But design excellence can certainly help. It breeds attachment to place, makes the city a better place to live, and brings beauty into our lives. It also makes financial sense, because it never makes sense to spend a dollar on mediocrity when the same dollar can buy something better.
Those are the basic premises behind a small booklet I've written, called "Designing A Better Cleveland." The slim, diminutive 39-page volume, designed to slip easily into a pocket and to be read quickly and easily, will be officially launched Thursday with a reception Thursday from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at Cleveland Public Art, 1951 W. 26th Street, Cleveland.
I'll sign copies, which are free. Can't make it? Click on the link above to read the volume, or contact Cleveland Public Art for a hard copy at 216 621-5330. Sponsored by the Cleveland Public Library, facilitated by Cleveland Public Art and designed by Rini Uva Lee, a Cleveland graphic design firm, the publication advocates greater public involvement in architecture and planning, greater attention from cultural and educational institutions, and smarter decision-making on the part of clients.
It also urges voters to consider positions on important city planning issues held by candidates in elections for mayor, county executive and other offices.
The project, is an outgrowth of a public forum I moderated in October, 2009 as part of the library's Spectrum Series, which explores topics in art and culture. The series was established with a bequest from Lockwood Thompson (1902-1992), a Cleveland lawyer, arts supporter and library trustee.
Our discussion last year focused on infrastructure, with Alex Washburn, director of Urban Design for New York City and Fred Salvucci, a civil engineer and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
We felt the topic was timely, not only because the Obama administration was promoting "shovel ready" infrastructure projects as a way to dig out of the recession, but because Cleveland was ready to embark on a wave of big new construction projects, including the medical mart, a new convention center, and a casino.
Washburn, Salvucci and I discussed the ongoing debate over the legacies of journalist and civic activist Jane Jacobs and the New York State construction czar, Robert Moses.
We talked about how New York has revitalized large stretches of Broadway, simply by closing the street to traffic. And we explored the impact of the sustainability movement on cities.
In "Designing A Better Cleveland," I've excerpted some of their best comments and quotes, and have expanded on their words with mini-essays on topics including the definition of architectural beauty, the role of civil engineers in city planning, and the impact of the internet on public participation.
The booklet is divided into 16 small chapters, which include a listing of websites for local and national resources, plus a reading list of recommended books on architecture, urban design and city planning.
The book is, I believe, beautifully designed -- as it should be.
I hope it can play a part in raising awareness about the importance of civic design, which encompasses everything from individual buildings to streetscapes, parks, boulevards and bridges. And I hope that by focusing attention on the importance of design excellence in Cleveland, the volume encourages everyone to insist that Cleveland always deserves the best.
Please consider this an open invitation to come to Cleveland Public Art, enjoy some conversation and pick up a copy. See you tomorrow!


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The final pre-game read honor goes to Sportsnet's Gene Principe, who noted the Red Wings' mentality going into Game 4:
May 6, Sportsnet: "We believe that we're going to win," Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "We've done a lot of winning and it's what we have to do tonight. It's that simple."
"That's definitely is a motivation," Wings defenceman Nicklas Lidstrom explained. "We don't want it to end and that's why we really have to have that feeling of desperation."...
"You have to believe and we do in this locker room," Wings netminder Jimmy Howard said. "We know that it won't be easy but we really do have to take it one game at a time."
The Red Wings also spoke about Ernie Harwell's passing in conversations with DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose:
May 6, DetroitRedWings.com: "He did so many great things for the game and for the fans, and he was also a song writer, which I didn't know that," said Miller, who grew-up in East Lansing. "He had a pretty interesting history. It's a pretty tough loss for the Tigers."
"I had the privilege to hear him call enough games since I've been here," [Kirk Maltby] said. "There aren't too many better voices and from what I could tell – hearing and listening to people – there weren't too many greater people then him. He didn't just contribute to the baseball world, I think as a human-being he was a great person and he'll be remembered for a long, long time."
One of Harwell's contemporaries weighed in as well:
The Wings' website posted a video tribute to Harwell:
"He was always a gentleman, a class person in his profession, and it's a tremendous loss," [Ted] Lindsay said. "But I heard him when he gave his eulogy to himself. He was a good Christian man. He knew what was coming and he was ready for it. That's one hell of a man as far as I'm concerned."
Also, Red Wings TV spoke to Kirk Maltby, who took part in his first official practice with the team since undergoing shoulder surgery in February. It's a must-watch as Maltby addresses his future:
Finally, the Wings' website posted a video of Red Wings coach Mike Babcock promoting the Salvation Army's "Doing the Most Good" week from May 10-16:


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Technology transforms health care. Digital solutions are the future of medical landscapes. The pharmaceutical industry keeps pace with innovation and technology.
Though drug companies tend to justify high drug prices, in part, by citing investments in research and development, not everyone buys that argument.
In response to a tweet from the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), the top lobbying arm of the industry, which touted $58.8 billion in R&D spending in 2015, Sanders wrote: "Actually 89 out of the top 100 pharmaceutical corporations spent more on marketing and sales than on R&D."
He was referring to a 2014 report from the health care research firm GlobalData, which revealed how drug companies invest more on efforts to sell their products than innovate them. Take Johnson & Johnson, the world's largest pharmaceutical company, for example; in 2013, the company spent $17.5 billion on marketing and only $8.2 billion on research and development, BBC reported.
It's certainly true that research and development represents a costly investment that factors into drug prices, but some experts have raised questions about the extent to which R&D actually determines these prices given the disproportionate spending on marketing.
In this spirit, I'm proud to kick off a new conversation and introduce The Astellas Way blog, a dynamic forum that will feature the thoughts of leaders from across our company and beyond. At Astellas, we know that a constant exchange of ideas will help keep us looking forward.
Three Questions for Public and Private Sector Leaders
I'd like to open with three questions that have been on my mind for some time. In short, public and private sector leaders have a time-sensitive opportunity to take a step back and ensure that we're focused on the right outcomes as we navigate this unique period of scientific advancement and healthcare evolution.
Indie publishers: incorporate these key trends into your long range marketing/production plans.
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Partnerships between insurers, health systems and medtech companies as well as insight gleaned from Big Data are going to key to the success of value-based care in the medical devices industry.
Insights from Big data and partnerships among medtech companies, insurers and health systems will drive the success of value-based care.
That was the message from industry executives gathered at the annual conference of the medtech industry — AdvaMed 2016 — in Minneapolis that concluded Wednesday.
Those partnerships are already leading to better clinical outcomes, said Dr. Richard Migliori, chief medical officer of UnitedHealthcare. Medtronic became the preferred provider of insulin pumps for UnitedHealth Group's commercial and Medicaid patients in July in an initiative to reduce hypoglycemia incidents that frequently send patients to the emergency room.
"It's just a great way of linking back from a desired outcome to a delivery system that's focused on that outcome," Migliori said.
Migliori and executives from Medtronic, Mayo Clinic, and IBM Watson Health agreed that the move toward value-based care will continue, despite the impending change in U.S. political administrations.
"The move to value-based payment is pretty important but it's also undefined at the moment," said Dr. John Noseworthy, CEO of Mayo Clinic.
Mayo is focused on understanding the value that its system provides by quickly getting the answers to helping patients with complex conditions, and bringing in technology early in the process to advance that effort, Noseworthy said. Mayo is looking for strategic partners to help in those efforts, he added.
Those partners for hospitals and medtech companies needn't be as large as a Medtronic to get new technology to market, according to Noseworthy and Medtronic CEO Omar Ishrak. Smaller medtech companies can move more quickly to develop products because they don't have to contend with the layers of bureaucracy that exist at a large corporation, Ishrak explained. If the healthcare industry values outcomes over products, whoever finds an effective solution to a healthcare problem will get credit for that, he said.
Stifling the creativity of small companies would be a "huge mistake," added Noseworthy. "There are some advantages in being small. You don't have to ask for permission. You just ask for forgiveness later on."
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is also expected to help drive health systems as well as medtech companies to improve patient outcomes and value-based care. Experts said AI resembles the Internet of the mid 1990s and will expand into a variety of products and services, according to a report in the New York Times.
Applying cognitive value to data from a variety of sources will help lead to the best patient outcomes for the best value, said Deborah DiSanzo, general manager of IBM Watson Health. IBM Watson Health is working with Mayo by funneling clinical trial information directly to oncologists so they may determine which patients might be eligible to participate, she said.
The U.S. healthcare system would be wise to look toward the Netherlands and some of the Scandinavian countries for leadership in executing value-based models, Medtronic's Ishrak noted. Those countries have good healthcare data and have worked in different conditions to execute value-based models, although they haven't been scaled across any one particular country yet, he said. The Netherlands instituted a bundled-payment model for diabetes in 2007, in which insurers pay a care delivery group to cover diabetes care services for one year, according to a report in Harvard Business Review.
"One thing is for certain," Ishrak declared. "The move is going to happen and everybody is going to have to change. I can't change my business model without everybody here changing their business model."
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Applying cognitive value to data from a variety of sources will help lead to the best patient outcomes for the best value, said Deborah DiSanzo, general manager of IBM Watson Health. IBM Watson Health is working with Mayo by funneling clinical trial information directly to oncologists so they may determine which patients might be eligible to participate, she said.
The U.S. healthcare system would be wise to look toward the Netherlands and some of the Scandinavian countries for leadership in executing value-based models, Medtronic's Ishrak noted. Those countries have good healthcare data and have worked in different conditions to execute value-based models, although they haven't been scaled across any one particular country yet, he said. The Netherlands instituted a bundled-payment model for diabetes in 2007, in which insurers pay a care delivery group to cover diabetes care services for one year, according to a report in Harvard Business Review.
"One thing is for certain," Ishrak declared. "The move is going to happen and everybody is going to have to change. I can't change my business model without everybody here changing their business model."
The diversified company is collaborating with Texas Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world, to launch a medical device incubator where internal research projects as well as those working with outside entrepreneurs.
Like we ascertained in our research for EyeforPharma, (2015, also in 2013) the innovating pharma industry like J&J is seriously advancing in creating services to innovate healthcare beyond the therapy, "beyond the pill" also. The hype around "Patient Centricity" seems to have overflown this promising but difficult development. "beyoind the Pill" strategies go beyond "Patient Centricity," of which the pharma community is not yet able to define it. A strategic discussion might be in place for a company to look at how the business model might be developed according to demands from different regions in the global market and and innovative developments in health care itself. And so, exploring how working "beyond the pill" might be of the best of interests of patients, like they themselves would see this.
We Are Social's comprehensive new Digital in 2016 report presents internet, social media, and mobile usage statistics and trends from all over the world. It co…
A la tête de la R&D du groupe Sanofi depuis huit ans, Elias Zerhouni a livré ce jeudi sa vision de ce que sera la médecine du futur. Génomique et intelligence artificielle contribueront à faire émerger une médecine de précision, fondée sur une compréhension intime des mécanismes biologiques.
New communications technology has the potential to both disrupt and enhance the pharmaceutical industry, but research shows that pharma often needs to up its game when it comes to the adoption of new technologies.
Mobile devices have transformed how we access and consume content, and are poised to make similarly huge changes to the way consider our health (read "The mHealth App Market is at the Saturation Point"; http://sco.lt/5thWGv). mHealth revenue is projected to reach 26 billion by 2017, and the number of health apps has doubled in just the past two years. Social is also likely to have a major impact in the way that pharma communicates in the coming years. 52% of physician's surveyed by Deloitte in this research expressed interest in communicating with pharma companies via social media.
However, pharma currently lags behind other verticals for using social media. Pharma spending on digital advertising is far below that of other industries, and it still conducts most of it's communications with physicians via traditional channels. There is big potential for new communications technology to make the pharmaceutical industry more efficient and more engaged with it's customers. This infographic from Deloitte shows the potential for new digital technology to allow pharma to market itself more effectively.
Comme l'an dernier, l'IAB a présenté son étude sur les "métiers et compétences du marketing et de la communication dans un contexte de transition digitale"
Ces « génériques » issus de la biologie coûtent environ 25 % moins cher. Pendant des années, la progressio
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Medisafe Expands Pharma Offering: 'Way Beyond the Pill' Tackles Four Leading Pharma Challenges. Compan
The relationship between packaging and technology means much more these days than a box with a smart phone in it. Tony Corbin reports
Quand on parle du numérique, on pense technologies : Internet, Big Data, Cloud, Robotique avancée… McKinsey a évalué la valeur économique potentielle d'un plein déploiement des technologies numériques en enquêtant auprès de 500 entreprises. Résumé.
This Bain & Company interactive explores how digital disruption is affecting different industries and how leading companies are using digital to change their own businesses.
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A growing number of people turn to the Internet for information on healthcare. More and more of them also use social media—like Twitter and Facebook—to share their personal experiences—whether it's rating their healthcare provider or discussing their medicines.
Understanding the benefits and risks of medicine from a patient's point of view is important to the evaluation of our medicines.
"We need to hear from patients about their experiences with our medicines," says Dr. Murray Stewart, Chief Medical Officer for GSK, who is charged with looking out for patient health and safety when it comes to GSK's medicines. "Social media presents an opportunity to listen in a much more immediate and direct way than we've used in the past."
We set out recently to find new ways to tap into the information patients share about their 'real-world' experience with our medicines.Real-time safety data
With the help of digital experts from outside GSK, we began to analyze publicly available internet posts, filtering out unrelated information and anything that would identify individuals to GSK.
In a 2-year period, we found approximately 22 million Twitter and Facebook posts discussing potential adverse events for 1,000 medicines. Compare this figure to the 8.6 million adverse event reports received by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) since 1968, and the size of the challenge becomes clear.Real-time benefits data
An additional evaluation of 15 medicines showed that 26% of posts also mentioned the benefits of taking the medicine and useful information around how long a medicine took to work, how long the effects last, and how it compared to other treatment options.
Monitoring social media when one of our inhaled allergy medicines became available over the counter was also hugely helpful. The feedback enabled us to understand how well the product worked for patients when their healthcare professionals were no longer involved in choosing the medicine or giving instructions on dosing.Protecting patients through social listening
Social media posts have also helped us to evaluate and characterise abuse of a medicine, for example reports of crushing tablets that were meant to be swallowed and then consuming them in other ways such as by injection or inhalation. Being aware of common misuse of treatments helps us to make decisions on appropriate labeling and further guidance.More opportunities to explore
While we've come a long way in our use of social media, there is still a lot of work to do to fully understand the strengths and weaknesses of this data and to establish best practices. For example, we are working to create automated tools that can sort through very large volumes of information and identify urgent issues so they are addressed quickly.
We believe people will continue to use social media to share their experiences with medications. By paying attention to comments -- whether they are about the benefits or about potential drawbacks – social media can help us to understand the full context of patient experiences. We're excited by the potential of social media to improve our patient care and we can't wait to see where it may take us next.
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In Reply to: Gardenia Bush Thinning posted by Lori Phillips on May 09, 2003 at 21:23:51:
: We moved into our home 4 years ago and had a Gardenia bush in the front, this was BEAUTIFUL for the past 3 summers, this summer it strated thinning and looks stringy, I have SEVERAL blooms, which is not my problem, but it is real thin. Should I trim/prune this bush back? If so, when and how much, right now it is roughly 10 feet wide and 6 feet tall and has over 100 blooms but is vary thin. Please help!!
"Ornamental trees are in general best pruned from mid-to-late summer. The wounds then heal quickly and attacks by fungi or bacteria are held at bay."
"Trees and shrubs that flower in early spring (redbud, dogwood, etc.) should be pruned immediately after flowering (flower buds arise the year before they flush, and will form on the new growth)."
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If someone you don't know so well recommended a restaurant to you, would you eat there before you Googled it?
Today, where information is accessible in just a few clicks, running background checks on service providers is already second nature to us. As a small business owner, you need to think about your online reputation as the first thing that's killing or winning you sales. To a great extent, it is up to you to manage, control and optimize the things people see when they look for you online.
Take Preventive Measures
Building a positive online reputation takes time and effort. Get started now, so that if something negative does come along, it can be balanced against plenty of good reviews.
Here are some things you can get started with today:
- Establish and publish your commitment to service and quality, and making sure your team knows these are core values for your business.
- Make feedback a central part of your customer experience, so that clients will be more likely to come to you before badmouthing you online. The OwnerListens app, available at the Wix App market, is perfect for this.
- Add testimonials and ratings on a dedicated page of your own website. Apps that can be help you with the setup are Testimonial Builder, RatingWidget and Testimonials – all of which come in free versions.
- Publish blog posts on your site often to help Google recognize you as an authoritative publication.
- Google your company in Chrome's Incognito mode (explained nicely here) to see what info pops us on your business. Then create content on your site that links to positive results about you – this will boost the rankings of those pages.
- Go through all of the top local business directories to see where you're already listed and where you need to get listed (Getlisted is a superb search engine that specializes in this).
- Use the "Claim this Business" tool on local directories to register as the owner. This will allow you to respond to reviews publicly, using your brand name.
- Publish badges and widgets from top user review directories like Yelp and TripAdvisor on your site, building trust with your audience and showing that you're proud of your reputation.
Build a Social Media Presence
Did you know that content you publish to social media channels (Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Flickr and Facebook) ranks high on Google? Engaging with clients on social media is a good idea anyway, but the search juice you get from it may just be the incentive you need. Do some research to see which social channels work best for your business and set up a presence there. In order for people to see your content on search engines, you'll need to publish regularly to your business pages / accounts. This is a long term commitment, but your business will benefit in many ways: you'll be able to establish yourself as an expert, enjoy increased exposure, build relationships with clients and become more personal with them.
Dos and Don'ts when Responding to Negative Reviews
Getting an occasional bad review is almost inevitable and happens to most businesses. The first rule to remember is don't panic. Responding impulsively and emotionally is a recipe for disaster – just see what happened with Amy's Baking Company.
Negative feedback can actually be a great opportunity to fix problems and make clients happy. If someone complains with a justified bad review, own up to your shortcomings, apologize sincerely and offer a free gift as a gesture of goodwill. Most complainers will be so impressed that they'll feel the need to share the positive experience you ultimately gave them. And even if they don't, your honesty, generosity and dedication to clients will make you look good to the general public.
However, if someone is lying or making unfounded allegations against you, do consider taking action to get the review taken down. The well-known small business directories care very much about their own platforms' credibility and are likely to support your efforts to set things right.


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Judge: 'Moot' lawsuit on forgiveness tax
NEWTON FALLS – A common pleas judge ruled in favor of the village and threw out a resident lawsuit revolving around the halt put to a 2012 referendum concerning the village's forgiveness tax, which if passed would have kept taxes at a lower rate for many residents.
Village resident Werner Lange filed the lawsuit in late February to shed light on the tax increase when the forgiveness tax was repealed and on council's refusal to place on the ballot a referendum that would have allowed residents to vote on the increase. Lange argued that the action was a legislative function garnering a vote of the people, not an administrative action as determined by the village. Judge Peter Kontos however, found the case moot.
"Because the 2012 election has come and gone, and no one filed an action to compel the Newton Falls Clerk to return the referendum petitions to the Trumbull County Board of Elections, the issue is currently moot … But following the passage of the 2012 general election, the matter became moot, and this Court cannot presume, as Mr. Lange has, that the referendum would have succeeded on the ballot," the judgment entry reads.
Lange said he spent more than $1,000 on the lawsuit and was disappointed in the outcome, particularly since he changed his request from a return of the taxes paid to a simple apology from the village.
"I challenged no election results, I'm challenging the unlawful repression of a referendum," he said. "It's a sad day for democracy."
After the forgiveness tax was removed through a vote of council in February 2012, residents petitioned for a referendum to be added to the ballot that would allow them to vote on the tax. The referendum was approved by the Trumbull County Board of Elections and then returned to the council to approve its placement on the ballot. On the advice of Law Director Joseph Fritz, however, the council denied the referendum. Fritz explained in an inter-office memorandum that the decision to withdraw the forgiveness tax was an administrative act rather than a legislative act and as such could not be voted on by residents.
The forgiveness tax gave village residents credit for their income tax in Newton Falls if they were paying income tax in a separate municipality where they work.


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This year marks a couple of birthday celebrations for the unique Bach Around the Clock; the composer it honors would have been 327 this year, and the party itself is hitting a less superannuated but still respectable 15. The event is a New Orleans institution that draws families having a special camp-out as well as late-night bar stragglers to experience 29 straight hours of music, dance, theatre and even yoga at the majestic church. Some of this year's performers include Delfeayo Marsalis; the High Ground Drifters bluegrass band; harpist Patrice Fisher; choral groups from New York, Iowa and Minnesota; and, of course' Trinity musical director Albinas Prizgintas playing the great works of Bach and others on organ, piano and harpsichord. View the full list of performers at trinitynola.com. The festivities begin at 7 p.m. Friday and continue into Saturday night. Free admission.
Bach Around The Clock celebrates 15 years at Trinity Episcopal Church
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Kentucky coach John Calipari declined today to respond to recent accusations about Eric Bledsoe's past in Birmingham, including his academic improvement and residency.
"I have no response to that," Calipari said. "We've already made our statement."
On Saturday, Kentucky issued a statement saying Bledsoe passed an extensive review process by the NCAA Eligibility Center before joining the Wildcats.
"Often high profile student-athletes are selected for an extensive prospective student-athlete (PSA) review," Kentucky said in its statement. "Eric Bledsoe participated in the normal academic review process and also an extensive PSA review by the NCAA Eligibility Center and was cleared academically."
Asked if he stands behind how he evaluates transcripts, Calipari responded: "What? What kind of question do you ask me? I already told you the school commented on that."
Calipari said "we're good on that" when asked if he has talked with Bledsoe. Calipari said he would rather not have the controversy, "but I can't control if somebody chooses to write something. I don't have any control over that."
Asked if he thinks people are going to continuing coming after him because of his success in recruiting, Calipari responded: "One thing I will say is coaching at Kentucky is like being in politics. You've got your core group that absolutely loves you and the others are trying to unseat you. That's just how it is if you're at Kentucky."


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A Tall Order: Dine with a Giraffe in Nairobi
June 6, 2012
By: Christopher Roney
I've been to some crazy dinner parties, but I don't think I've ever had anything quite so incredible as a giraffe in attendance before. At Giraffe Manor in Nairobi boasts its very own herd of Rothschild giraffes, and they're liable to stop by your dinner party just to say hello. You might be munching on a breakfast scone when the world's tallest land mammal decides to pop its head to join your tea party. Ever the gentleman, it is much too polite to ever ask that you pour it a glass. Giraffes aren't the only animal to call the Manor its home. You can spot over 180 different species of bird and may even befriend the appropriately hilariously named dik dik.
With all the attention focused on the hotel's resident animals, don't worry that those of us with two legs and exorbitant texting plans have been forgotten. The hotel's six guest rooms are styled after an original 1930s manor house, and meals are served either indoors in striking wood-panelled dining room or outdoors on the patio. Be sure to check out both the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Karen Blixen Museum while you're there. The latter is the former home, from 1917 to 1931, of the author of Out of Africa. Nairobi's Giraffe Manor may be a little bit off the beaten path, but nowhere else can you stay as close to some of the most incredible animals found in the Serengeti.
Photo via Tamimi
Get Steeped: Fairmont Celebrates Tea Around the World on Nov 12
November 9, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Fairmont has declared November 12, 2011 an official "tea day"-- celebrating all things tea-- and being tea fans ourselves, we're thrilled about the "tea-rrific" events they have planned at hotels and resorts around the world. From tastings with a tea sommelier at The Fairmont Empress in Victoria to tours of a neighboring tea estate at Kenya's historic Fairmont The Norfolk, the festive events celebrate Fairmont's historic connection to the traditional afternoon ritual. Other fun, noteworthy celebrations: get discounts for wearing fancy hats at The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise; imbibe signature "Tea-quila" cocktails at The Fairmont Dallas; try Swiss-style tea at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace featuring finger sandwiches made with local Gruyère cheese; partake in a multi-cultural tea celebration at The Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui. For the full run-down of activities, check out the official website. And if you're in need of a little Tea Etiquette, the experts at The Fairmont Empress have some top tips.
Pssst. You can also try some tea-infused cocktails from the hotel brand's top mixologists.
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July 31, 2014
In Part 1 we went over how to assess hip internal rotation and how it's an overlooked key to squatting. This week we'll go over my favorite exercises to correct hip internal rotation deficits. These fit well into a warm-up, cool-down, between sets of an exercise or on a completely different occasion. Enjoy.
If you've got IR like me then you need these exercises,
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Thankyou…I never thought I lacked internal rotation..as I concentrate heavily on external..perfect thanks
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It is tough being a football fan, isn't it? Our favorite sport has the shortest playing season and the longest offseason. Our pros can't seem to figure out how to keep a good thing going, while our amateurs can't figure out the proper way to crown a champion.
By this coming fall, the top level of pro football that will be played will be the CFL and UFL. As for college, well despite the bad post season it is still one of the best amongst any sport, pro or college, when it comes to its regular season. And that is thanks in part to the rivalries in the game.
While pro rivalries can come and go based on how well the teams have done in the past, or the hatred that is created between players and not necessarily the jersey, college rivalries stay consistent despite how good or how bad the teams have been.
Sure there are exceptions in the pro ranks: Ravens and Steelers, Lakers and Celtics, Yankees and Red Sox, Al Davis and...anybody, but college football has more meaningful and more entertaining rivalries. Some are known nationwide, others only known within a region, but they are always there. Some have lasted for over 100 years and some have only just begun, but once the seed of hate is planted, it is there to take root and grow.
I love rivalry games, and I would like to share with you 20 games that I would like see turn into annual rivalry games. Some would be new, some would be renewed, all would be interesting.
Now, this is an opinion article, meaning I am not going to be impartial on some of these, and I might even show some dislike toward some schools. But, hey, what is a true rivalry without a little bit of prejudice and loathing (besides Army and Navy)?


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The director of Clackamas County's Water Environmental Services was placed on administrative leave Wednesday while the county investigates whether Director Mike Kuenzi misused public funds.
County Administrator Don Krupp sent an email to county employees just before the end of the Wednesday workday, saying that Kuenzi's leave is prompted by the result of an arbitration between a former employee of Kuenzi and the county.
"As stewards of the public's trust and funds, it is incumbent upon county administration to respond accordingly when faced with allegations that could possibly be construed as breaches of that public trust," Krupp's said in the email. "I made this decision because the public is entitled to know how their business is being conducted."
UPDATE: In a statement, Krupp said that county officials do not agree with many of the arbitrator's conclusions, and disputes some of the facts in the arbitrator's report. However, the county will comply with the order.
The arbitration documents are not public yet, because settlement negotiations are still going on.
Liz Garcia, business services manager at WES, will serve as interim director until the investigation is over.
"I am taking this action solely for the purposes of ensuring a comprehensive inquiry into the department's practices," Krupp said in the email.
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UPDATE: According to multiple reports, the press conference for today has been postponed by the team until Monday. No reason was given as to why. No official word from the team yet on it, so we'll pass that along when it comes in. The saga continues….
A week after uncertainty, major spin in the media and report after report involving Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett being dealt to the Los Angeles Clippers, it's time for some answers. We're hopefully going to start getting some today at noon, where Rivers and Danny Ainge will meet with the media in Waltham and face some tough questions.
What can we expect from the presser? Depends on which way it goes. At the very least, we should find out if Doc Rivers will be returning to the Celtics' bench or be heading elsewhere (including potentially back to broadcasting for a season). There are also plenty of questions awaiting Danny about the status of KG and Paul Pierce heading into next season, the deal with the Clippers that reportedly fell apart and much more.
CelticsHub will be live on the scene in Waltham to provide updates and get some answers. Stay right here for the latest all day from the situation.
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A very good airplane is about to get better. The wide-cabin Falcon 900 trijet combines unequaled performance and versatility with a design that has remained popular since deliveries began in 1986. More than 400 are in service.
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Cut two feet off the Learjet 45's fuselage, throw out two passenger seats, drain 100 gallons of fuel and this is what you get: a $9.46 million bullet that is sexy, leggy and fast. It's called the Learjet 40XR.
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text: Moved from plated to lead hard cast to save some money. Start load for the lead was same as the plated. I got about a 60 fps increase. How much shoudl I lower the charge weight ? Would rather start with a "rule of thumb" than have to make excessive numbers of loads and chrony them all. Trying to stay a little above major in 40 S&W for IPSC. Had it around 950 fps with a 180 gr Berry's plated in my G-35 with 5.5 Grains of Power Pistol. Even moving up that little 50 or 60 fps makes a heck of a difference in the recoil. Where should I start, 10% decrease ?