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Key Findings
- Oral Hygiene market in Greece will register higher growth in value terms during 2015-2020 compared to 2010-2015
- Toothpastes is the leading value category, in Greeces Oral Hygiene market
- Hypermarkets and Supermarkets is the leading distribution channel in Greeces Cosmetics and Toiletries market
- Flexible Packaging is the most commonly used packaging material in the Oral Hygiene market
Canadeans Consumer and Market Insights report on the Oral Hygiene market in Greece provides insights on high growth categories to target, trends in the usage of packaging materials, types and closures category level distribution data and brands market shares.
What else is contained?
- Market data: Overall market value and volume data with growth analysis for 2010-2020
- Category coverage: Value and growth analysis for Breath Fresheners (non-confectionery), Dental Floss, Denture Care, Mouthwash, Toothbrushes and Replacement Heads and Toothpaste with inputs on individual segment share within each category and the change in their market share forecast for 2015-2020
- Leading players: Market share of brands and private labels, including private label growth analysis from 2012-2015
- Distribution data: Percentage of sales within each category through distribution channels such as Hypermarkets and Supermarkets, Health and Beauty Stores, Convenience Stores, and others in 2015
- Packaging data: consumption breakdown for packaging materials and containers in each category, in terms of percentage share of number of units sold. Packaging material data for Rigid Plastics, Flexible Packaging, Rigid Metals and others; container data for: Tube, Blister Pack, Bottle and others
Reasons To Buy
- Identify high potential categories and explore further market opportunities based on detailed value and volume analysis
- Existing and new players can analyze key distribution channels to identify and evaluate trends and opportunities
- Gain an understanding of the total competitive landscape based on detailed brand share analysis to plan effective market positioning
Table of Contents
- Report Scope
Country Context
- Macroeconomic indicators -Population and age structure, GDP and Consumer Price Index
Market Overview
- Value and volume analysis for Greeces Oral Hygiene market
- Historic and forecast consumption in Greeces Oral Hygiene market
- Volume analysis by category
- Historic and forecast value analysis by category
- Winners and losers by category with change in market share
- Average category level pricing
- Segment share in a category (value terms) and change in market share
Retail Landscape and Key Distribution Channels
- Leading retailers in Greeces Cosmetics and Toiletries market
- Leading distribution channels (value terms) in Greeces Oral Hygiene market
- Leading distribution channels (value terms) by category
- Oral Hygiene market by type of packaging material/container (in volume terms)
- Oral Hygiene market by type of packaging closure/outer (in volume terms)
- Oral Hygiene market by type of packaging, forecast (in volume terms)
Brand and Private Label Share
- Penetration of private label by category in Greeces Oral Hygiene market
- Private Label growth (in value terms) compared to brands
- Market share of leading brands (in value terms) by category
- Country context
- Category value and volume data
- Sector Overview
- Segment data
- Packaging data
- Category definitions
- Segment definitions
- Channel definitions
- Methodology
- About Canadean
List of Tables
Table 1: Market value analysis in EUR and US$, 2010-2020
Table 2: Market volume growth analysis, 2010-2020
Table 3: Exchange rate fluctuations: US$ to EUR
Table 4: Average prices (EUR and US$) by category, 2015
Table 5: Segment level analysis by category, 2015
Table 6: Leading retailers
Table 7: Leading brands by category, 2015
List of Figures
Figure 1: Macro economic analysis: GDP per capita, Population, CPI (2010-2015), Age Profile (2015)
Figure 2: Market volume share analysis by category, 2015
Figure 3: Growth analysis by category, 2010-2020
Figure 4: Change in market share by category, 2015-2020
Figure 5: Leading distribution channels, overall Cosmetics and Toiletries market, 2011-2014
Figure 6: Leading distribution channels by category, 2015
Figure 7: Packaging analysis -key packaging material, type, closure and outer, 2015
Figure 8: Growth in key packaging material, type, closure and outer, 2015-2020
Figure 10: Private Label penetration by categories, 2015
Figure 11: Private Label and brand share growth, 2012-2015
Figure 12: Brand share by categories, 2015
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Mother Load Is Just Financial Worries, Study Says
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Has America gone from tiger moms to tired moms?
It would appear so, according to data from MassMutual's State Of the American Mom, released this week.
So-called "tiger" moms were all about pushing their families and themselves to maximum performance. But lately, the sluggish U.S. economy, after five years of financial turmoil for U.S. families, have left those moms with an empty tank, tired and frustrated over the money aspects of their lives, MassMutual says.
The firm points to some eye-opening conclusions from its study:
- Just 24% of moms surveyed are satisfied with their financial situation.
- 25% of moms say they are struggling to make ends meet or are worried about their financial future.
- Just 32% use the services of a financial professional to help them with their investments and/or insurance needs.
- More than 80% of mothers are in the U.S. workforce, even as they raise their kids, run their households and manage the family finances.
"One of the main takeaways from our survey is that a growing percentage of American mothers lack confidence in their financial planning abilities," offers Tara Reynolds, a vice president of marketing at MassMutual. "As a result, the anxiety over making a mistake often stands in the way of their financial goals."
A big part of the problem is how mom's view their own roles in their household, and why they don't seek professional financial help.
"Our earlier research suggests that women are so often cast into the role of caregiver -- caring for children, parents, in-laws and spouses -- that they put off fundamental financial preparation for the future," Reynolds says. "It's important that we help them realize this lack of planning is putting their whole family's future in question. Speaking with a financial adviser can help the increasing number of moms who are taking responsibility for their family finances to address this confidence gap to create sound financial plans for the long term."
MassMutual advises beleaguered moms to set up an emergency fund to take some of the pressure off, and to invest in some long-term care insurance to protect your family's assets.
The firm also says it's important to sit down with spouses and family members once a month to discuss the household budget and keep track of expenses.
Above all, don't try to handle the personal financial workload yourself, MassMutual says.
With Mother's Day only a month or so away, it's a good time to sit back, reflect and figure out a household money plan that isn't balanced, psychologically, on the backs of U.S. moms.

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A few days ago Olav Vitters announced the GNOME 3.8 goal of porting to Python 3.
This has been discussed on desktop-devel-list@ in the past days, and the foundations for this are now ready:
- pygobject now has a –with-python option. (commit)
- JHBuild now defaults to building pygobject for Python 3, but introduces a "pygobject-python2" project for the transition phase which provides pygobject built for Python 2. (commit)
- All dependencies to "pygobject" were changed to "pygobject-python2" to avoid breaking modules. (commit).
So in theory your modules should continue to build and work in jhbuild just fine. Once you ported a module to Python 3, please switch the dependency back to "pygobject" in jhbuild. (This is now also mentioned on https://live.gnome.org/GnomeGoals/Python3Porting)
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Fredonia police make arrest in burglary
A Dunkirk man has been charged with second-degree burglary and grand larceny by the Fredonia Police Department.
On Friday, the Fredonia Police Department announced the conclusion of a joint investigation with the Dunkirk Police Department into a burglary earlier in the year.
In January, it is alleged Merritt D. Wolcott, 21, of Dunkirk, entered a locked residence on Eagle Street in the village of Fredonia. After gaining entry, it is alleged Wolcott stole a significant amount of property consisting of jewelry and coins before fleeing the residence. The homeowner was not at home at the time of the incident and contacted police a short time later upon returning. The investigation concluded after information provided to police led to the recovery of some of the property.
Wolcott was arraigned in the Village of Fredonia Court and was remanded to the Chautauqua County Jail in Mayville pending a scheduled preliminary hearing.
Sledding accident leads to death of 5-year-old girl
By DUSTEN RADER
Special to the OBSERVER
JAMESTOWN – At 5:48 p.m. on Friday a 5-year-old Jamestown girl was struck by a Jeep Cherokee sports utility vehicle heading South on Foote Avenue. She was rushed by ambulance to WCA Hospital and shortly thereafter was confirmed dead by the Jamestown Police Department.
According to Robert Samuelson, Jamestown Police Department captain, the motor vehicle accident involved the child who was sledding down a hill behind her home on Foote Avenue. She went into the street while sledding and was struck by a vehicle in the far west lane of the four-lane road, closest to the hill she was sledding down.
"The victim was a small 5-year-old female," said Samuelson. "The message here is that if people see this to stop it because it is an accident waiting to happen. It's also a lesson to parents because if your children are doing this you need to stop them. Teach them, educate them so this doesn't happen again because it is a horrible tragedy that could have been prevented."
Sheriff warns of daytime burglaries
The Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office and other agencies are investigating numerous daytime burglaries occurring throughout the county, primarily in the north end of the county.
The public is asked to be observant for any suspicious vehicles or subject in their neighborhoods, especially if the subjects knock on a door and ask for a specific person or that they are delivering a package for a specific person.
Any suspicious persons or vehicles should be reported to the sheriff's office or local police department.
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
HANOVER – On Feb. 9, an Irving man was jailed on felony driving while intoxicated and other charges.
Around 12:35 a.m., deputies observed a vehicle fish tailing in the roadway on Route 5 and 20.
The vehicle then spun out of control and began operating in the opposite direction. The vehicle was stopped for the observed erratic driving.
Alfredo L. Brown, 35, of Irving, was found to be the operator and further investigation led to his arrest for felony DWI, DWI per se blood alcohol content of .08 percent or higher, first-degree felony aggravated unlicensed operation, unsafe speed, failure to keep right and unsafe lane change.
Brown was arraigned in court and committed to Chautauqua County jail in lieu of bail.
ELLERY – On Wednesday, a Bemus point man was charged with DWI, DWI per se BAC .08 percent of higher, stop sign violation and a headlight violation.
Around 12 a.m., sheriff's patrol stopped a vehicle for violations observed on Maple Springs-Ellery Road in the town of Ellery. The operator was identified as Kyle S. Jarvis, 20, of Bemus Point.
Following an investigation, Jarvis was arrested for driving while intoxicated. He was charged with DWI, DWI per se, disobeying a stop sign, and inadequate headlamps.
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"The problem with the other systems are the grip-strips and clicking tongues — that's where the issues arise," said Jeff Knowles, president of Toronto-based importer Alloray. "FreeFit lets me offer a floating commercial solution without those issues. You don't have to worry about lugging glue to the site and the noxious smell. You don't have to fumble with peel-and-stick tongues or tap planks together. You just place the floor down."
FreeFit floors utilize a self-immobilizing ringed backer that keeps them in place while allowing them to be peeled back up. Knowles signed on in 2011.
"I got back from Surfaces that year and I took FreeFit across Canada," he said. "Every single one of my dealers signed on for it. They saw the same thing I saw. It was something different, with a real advantage and no one else had it."
Until recently, the impact of loose-lay LVT was going mostly unnoticed, according to Guy Freeman, vice president of Oregon-based Cronin Company.
"FreeFit lets you mix and match stone tiles and wood planks — so now you have a floating custom job that you just drop into place," he said. "Anyone can replace one of these floors. They come up as easily as they go down. But you can do it an infinite number of times — you can't do that with click and grip-strips. And when you are done, if you want to change, you can pick it up and put it in your garage or donate it."
FreeFit's unique attributes are helping early adopters secure jobs, too, according Chris Clickner, CEO of Maryland-based SPI Floors.
"Retailers are excited about FreeFit because it's the first truly different product they've seen since Pergo," he said. "They understand and are excited about the differences and that comes across when they talk about it. It also helps explain the value to the end-user."
Richard Hoerber, salesman at Crestview, Fla.-based Bob Taylor Carpet One, is a believer.
"FreeFit has really nice visuals, second to none, but it performance really well," he said. "I recommended it to our local Ford dealership because it has a 2,000 PSI rating — that's twice the rated amount of the VCT they were going to use. The loose lay was icing on the cake. The install went down easily in a few hours and two years later they're still satisfied."
Early adopters said the advantages of FreeFit loose-lay LVT went unnoticed at first
FreeFit has been handling heavy traffic, including automobiles, at Crestview, Fla.-based Hub City Ford since May 2011.


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Skip to comments.Howie Carr live thread 9/17/07: It will be an interesting week
Posted on 09/17/2007 6:04:39 AM PDT by raccoonradio
Yes, I'm putting up the ping list 6 hours before the start of Howie's show but I wanted to get things rolling. It will be an interesting week as far as Howie is concerned. He'll start it on WRKO but could end it on WTKK--or perhaps off the air while things settle down. At least one of his affiliates (Worcester's WCRN 830) has dropped him, not wanting to wait for it all to get settled.
As far as some people like Howie are concerned, he will end his show Wed. on WRKO when his contract expires and start on WTKK 5:30-9 am Thursday morning, but will lawyers step in?
--Once I hear definitely what's going on, I'll pass it on
--The Howie thread will continue through all this, and will also continue should he move to FM
Below is by Tom Taylor of radio-info.com: ------------------------------------
So...Will Howie Carr switch to WTKK, in time for Thursdays start of the Fall (ratings) book in Boston?
The Heralds Jessica Heslam says hell try (links to article from last Friday) while WTKK owner Greater Media expects a last-ditch legal effort to block the move from Entercoms WRKO. Thats what Carrs attorney Bret Cohen says, though neither Greater Media nor Entercoms talking for the record. Howies contract with Entercom expires on Wednesday, and Entercom argues that its got a right-to-match provision that should keep him on the premises after that. But Carrs legal position is that Entercom fumbled its six-month window on a renewal and in any case, Carr really wants to fill the former Don Imus morning slot on FM talker WTKK (96.9), and to accept a contract that could theoretically make him $7 million over the next five years (if he hits all his ratings targets).
The Herald says WTKK has built a new office for Carr, who has attended at least one station staff meeting. Meanwhile theres an impact outside of Boston: Carter Broadcastings WCRN, Worcester (830) had been using Howies WRKO-syndicated afternoon show, but it tells the Herald theres been so much talk about his going over to WTKK that WCRNs Hank Stolz will fill Howies PM drive slot. Carr took the unusual step of filing a pre-emptive lawsuit over the validity of his non-compete, and Entercom counter-sued.
Howie Carr live ping—yes I'm early but I wanted to get things rolling...still up in the air as to where he'll be come
Thursday. Will he start on WTKK FM 96.9? Or be off air
till things are settled? Will he even stay at WRKO because of some kind of restraining order
—What about Howie's affiliates?
WCRN in Worcester has dropped him. As for the others
I haven't heard anything but once we know what's going on
they may drop out (the syndication deal is via WRKO). All of them have local morning shows and probably would not pre-empt them for a NEW syndicated "Howie in the morning" but maybe Greater Media, WTKK's owner—IF they choose
to syndicate him—could make him available for
"tape delay in the afternoon"
—To those in R.I.: Today Rush moves to WHJJ AM 920 as part of a new lineup. Quinn and Rose 6-8 am, local Helen Glover
8-10 am, Glenn Beck 10 till noon, Rush 12-3, Hannity
3-6 pm...then I think they have Mark Levin, Mike Savage,
and Jim Bohannon.
WPRO AM 630 will soon (Thu) start John Depetro 6-10 am,
Buddy Cianci and Ron St Pierre 10 am - 2 pm, and Dan
Yorke 2-6 pm (Yorke is filling in for Michael Graham
for a couple days on WTKK)
It's a pretty good bet that Howie won't be down for breakfast on WRKO Thursday.
Say it ain't so Winky!
RKO has become a total Deval/Lib whitewash radio.
Case in point. the Dims in Mass just announced plans to double tolls, increase the gas tax by 11 cents, and/or create a 5 cent per mile road tax.
Not a peep from the Felon this morning. He chose to talk about the Patriots (in case you couldn't find one of the 400 sports stations in town)
What a joke. Hopefully, Howie will hit tolls hard this afternoon and continue whacking away at it when he goes to TKK.
John Dennis and Jerry Callahan should send Howie a bushel of fired clams. If it wasn't for Howie leaving WRKO, Jason Wolfe and Lady MacBeth in the front office of Entercom wouldn't have settled with the WEEI morning show hosts.
JD and Scotto agreed with me that the Red Sox ownership is steering the direction of the WRKO.
Could be but don't you think by now they would have
gotten rid of Michael Savage and put prog talk on in his
place? (The Sox ownership are libs; pic of Kerry campaigning with Epstein, Henry, and Werner at his side is on
BostonDirtDogs.com...the ownership team that brought you
Kerry throwing out the first pitch—will they extend
the same offer to Romney next season, or what's left of
this season?...and Queer Eye For The Red Sox...)_
That's probably true...money saved would be spent for D&C,
and Glenn Ordway's contract is up next year...so how is
it that Entercom is still said to be pursuing Howie, though?
He was making 790 large a year and one report said they
offered him 50k less...then allegedly they matched Greater
Media's offer.
(Of course GM was offering LESS as base pay, maybe 500k or
so, and the rest is performance incentives).
Howie can point out that Entercom has some things they can't match—FM signal, no Red Sox pre-emptions, morning show, etc
I usually sleep till 9 or so due to a day job and will have to record him on comp. and listen on mp3 (exc. maybe on Mondays
when I go to bed earlier and get up earlier)
Boston talk radio has been such a wasteland since Brudnoy departed. Carr is a smart ass, Severin has turned into just another Bush-basher and is too obsessed with countertops and perfect smiles. As for WTKK, it seems like its all commercials all the time.
It puzzles me why Boston can't support a more thought-provoking talk show host such as Steve Malzberg or even Joey Reynolds that are on WOR in NY.
John Dennis and Jerry Callahan should send Howie a bushel of fired clams.
Fired clams don't sound like they taste very good(wouldn't stop Howie though)
But he's our smart ass :) And I enjoy his show.
For more thought provoking have you tried WBZ? Dan Rea
and Jordan Rich, for now, are doing the 8-midnight slot.
1st Hour TBA
2nd Hour
Movie star extrordinaire Danny Aiello will join us in studio.
3rd Hour
CHUMP LINE! Call 617-779-3469 and leave Howie, Sandy or Happy a message about today's stories or anything else buzzing around your bonnet and we may play it back on the air!
Max Robins the TV Guru will be with us to answer all of those nagging questions about your favorite show on the boob tube...
4th Hour —TBA
Approximate affiliate list (remember WCRN is gone; now has
Hank Stolz 2-6 pm)
WRKO AM 680 Boston (to be WTKK 96.9 FM by week's end?
Stayyyyy tuned! We don't know yet!)
WXTK FM 95.1 Cape Cod
WHYN AM 560 Holyoke
WNTK FM 99.7 New London NH
WKBK AM 1290 Keene NH (?)
WVMT AM 620 Burlington VT
WGAN AM 560 Portland, ME
WVOM FM 103.9 Howland/Bangor ME
WEGP AM 1390 Presque Isle ME
If Howie jumps to WTKK by the end of the week we don't
know what will happen to his "network". The show
is syndicated by Entercom, WRKO's owner...
yup he's on.
Should Massachusetts have three casinos?
OJ, Brittney, that "Leave Brittney alone!" guy, the Sox,
the Yanks, the Pats and video on the sidelines...
The Fried Clam man and the Col. judged some clam chowdah.
"Best was Kelly's Roast Beef."
posting on SaveWRKO.com:
"Howie was seen at the Ipswich Chowderfest on Saturday sporting a "WTKK" hat. I was there and saw it. Say what you want, but Howie's fans love him....
Posted by: Scott at September 17, 2007 01:17 PM
Howdy everybody!
Not in the death pool but you'll know who she is:
>>Match Game' Panelist Brett Somers Dies
Monday, September 17, 2007 2:49:40 PM
Actress and comedian Brett Somers, who amused game show fans with her quips on the "Match Game" in the 1970s, has died, her son said. She was 83. Somers died Saturday at her home in Westport of stomach and colon cancer, Adam Klugman said Monday.
Hosted by Gene Rayburn, "Match Game" was the top game show during much of the 1970s. Contestants would try to match answers to nonsense questions with a panel of celebrities; much of the humor came from the racy quips and putdowns.
Shows from the 1973-79 run, featuring regulars like Somers, Richard Dawson and Charles Nelson Reilly, are still seen on cable TV's GSN (formerly Game
Show Network.)
Somers married actor Jack Klugman, the future star of the television shows "Quincy" and "The Odd Couple," in 1953. The two separated in 1974, but never divorced.
They made many television appearances as a couple. Somers appeared on several episodes of "The Odd Couple," playing the ex-wife of Klugman's character.
In the summer of 2003, she appeared in a one-woman cabaret show, "An Evening with Brett Somers," which she wrote and co-produced. She continued to perform after being diagnosed with cancer.
She was born Audrey Johnston in New Brunswick, Canada, and grew up in Portland, Maine. She ran away from home at age 17 and headed for New York City, where she settled in Greenwich Village. She changed her first name to Brett after the lead female character in the Ernest Hemingway novel "The Sun Also Rises." Somers was her mother's maiden name.
Her son said she was caustic, irreverent and a self-declared bohemian.
"She maintained her independence till the end, and her irreverence," Adam Klugman said. "She died very much at peace."
In addition to Adam Klugman, Somers is survived by another son, David, and a daughter, Leslie.
Danny Aiello...via Wikipedia:
Aiello during a interview with Sean Hannity pointed out that he is also a Conservative and was raised Roman Catholic. He has also criticized the overuse of foul language in films and television series, as well as movies and television shows featuring poor portrayals of Italian-Americans, especially The Sopranos.
Aiello is the uncle of New York Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay. (He also played Madonna's father in the Papa
Don't Preach video, and Sal the pizza shop owner in
Do The Right Thing)
...a Yankee fan. Said he tuned out because he thought Ortiz was going to hit a grand slam.
One of my co-workers is Italian-American and loves the Yanks for the various Italian players, etc., they've had over the years (so Rico Petrocelli didn't cut it for him)
...Moonstruck was mentioned. When Olympia Dukakis won her
Oscar she used her speech to urge on her cousin:
"OK Michael, let's go!"
It was worse than that. She said "...the next president of the United States".
It was worse than that. She said "...the next president of the United States".
It was worse than that. She said "...the next president of the United States".
We may have liftoff soon on WTKK. Clue #1: a message heard tonight during Phil Hendrie show: "If you think something special is coming to Boston radio, you're right. WTKK."
Clue 2—apparently a testing/working version of the new
WTKK site. And there he is. Howie.
they're just testing it out. example:
>>.on the Howie Carr show
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
Want more of the Howie Carr show?
Of course this doesn't necessarily mean he'll start there
this week; they're just trying out a new website. Still
we should check out 96.9 Thu morning just in case...?
From SaveWRKO.com by Brian Maloney:
WTKK Plans Leak Themselves
Regarding big changes coming to WTKK, the cat has let itself out of the bag. Based on a website redesign in progress that has been made available for public view, likely by accident, we're able to glean a number of details about its plans.
Here's the link, just don't be surprised if access has been yanked by the time you read this. It pays to check SaveWRKO at all hours, doesn't it?
— The new lineup is simple enough: Howie Carr in morning drive, Michael Graham back in midmornings, Eagan & Braude maintain early afternoons, while Jay Severin stays put in the 3-7pm slot.
— Overall, the new website represents an improvement over the previous version, with a bit more interactivity and news updates. The current one can't be retired fast enough!
— WTKK's station logo has been redesigned and a new slogan adopted: "Boston's Talk Evolution". The new graphic features "WTKK" rather than "FM Talk", which didn't prove as Arbitron-friendly as station suits had wanted. These are good moves.
What's revealed here more than anything is that Greater Media is finally serious about boosting WTKK's performance and position in the market. Let's hope a number of weird programming quirks unique to WTKK are also swept away with these changes.
The wild card, however, is Howie Carr. While Greater Media is smart to create the strongest possible impression that he has joined WTKK, in reality, he hasn't. With Entercom showing no sign of letting Howie go, it will be up to the judicial system to determine his professional fate.
It was also nice that Mark Steyn plugged Howie Carr in his article two days ago, and this was mentioned on Howie's show on Monday.
Yup! Damn they took that site down. It had the new logo and there were tabs in the upper section showing Howie,
Eagan and Braude, etc. Someone at Greater Media must have
leaked it either on purpose or by accident (maybe the
latter) and it got pulled.
Maybe someone read about it here on Free Republic before reporting it. There are many lurkers here on Free Republic! ;)
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In short: Delayed start, but still an enjoyable race. In full: After running this year (2015), the organisation was one of the best about the event. However in 2016, the event has grown to quite a large scale, and the organisation let it down. Baggage wasn't clearly labelled... And the delayed 30 mins start was infuriating. That said, it was a lovely race, plenty of lovely scenery. Great for beginners, or for someone trying to get a PB. Date of review: February 21, 2016
In short: Good race, though organision left a lot to be desiredIn full: It could be a very good race, if there was organisation and better facilities.Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: lovely runDate of review: April 14, 2013
In short: Nice in placesIn full: Think the weather today had a major impact on the day.Scenery was a bit bland, and it wasn't as flat as described.Lack of marshall (again, blame the weather).Spectators were really good.Last mile and half, seem to go on forever!!!Date of review: March 17, 2013
In short: Great race for beginners. Over subscribed / not well marshalledIn full: Royal Parks 2012....Done this run since 2009 and ech year the events get bigger and harder to get into.Brilliant scenery and PB potential is there. Atmospere is brilliant, exactly like the London Marathon.Downside - far too many people.Pens for runner are not controlled.. was speaking in the 1:45hr group, hoping to finish in 2.30..Marshalling is poor on course.. spectators trying to play dodgems with runners...And it feels that the Royal Prks have sold the majority of the places to the charities - far too corporate, and not about the runners!!!!!Finally baggage area, still too far away from finish line!!!Date of review: October 9, 2012
In short: Brilliant race... In full: Not being able to listen to music was the only downside...Date of review: June 10, 2012
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4-year follow-up of Gleevec
|Posted by Julie Royster (jroyster) on Apr 23 2006
|GIST In the News >>
At the ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancer Symposium held in late January, 2006, Dr. Charles Blanke presented a poster detailing 4-year follow-up results of the patients in the first randomized Phase II clinical trial of Gleevec for treatment of GIST, known as the B2222 trial. These patients represent the longest ongoing data set about Gleevec used to treat GIST. 147 patients were enrolled during summer and fall 2000. The follow-up data track them through May 2005, with a median follow up time of 52 months.
The abstract of the poster is reprinted below. An Adobe pdf file of the entire poster can be viewed (CLICK HERE) to see all the figures and tables, plus additional text. You can use the zoom function of the Adobe reader software to enlarge the image (try 200% to view two columns of the poster at a time, 400% for one column at a time). If you do not already have Adobe Reader software on your computer, it is a free download.
You can also watch a webcast (slide show plus voice soundtrack) of Dr. Blanke's actual presentation by linking to the ASCO site (see link below) and then clicking the "VIDEO" icon to the right of Dr. Blanke's name. Then you must choose which video player you wish to use (Windows Media Player or RealOne player) before the video will load and play. Here is the link: ASCO webcast link
About 33% of patients continue with no progressive disease at the 240-week mark. The median overall survival on Gleevec is 58 months, compared to 15 months without Gleevec therapy. Starting dosage of 400 mg/day versus 600 mg/day made no substantive difference, though this trial was not designed to demonstrate statistical significance regarding dosage differences. The onset of a partial response typically occurred by 12 weeks (median value), but for 25% of patients achieving a partial response required longer than 23 weeks.
The mutation status of the patients was correlated with their drug responses, as shown in Figure 6 of the poster. Responses were measured according to RECIST: complete response (no measurable disease remaining), partial response (greater than 50% shrinkage by area) and stable disease (i.e. benefit less than 50% shrinkage by area or progression limited to less than 20%). Over 90% of patients with a mutation in exon 11 of the KIT gene showed benefit from Gleevec (either objective response or stable disease), while over 70% of exon-9 KIT-mutant patients showed benefit. There were very small numbers of patients with other mutations or with no detectable mutations (wild-type). Of 5 PDGFRA-mutant patients, 2 showed benefit (partial response). Of 9 wild-type patients, 3 showed benefit (stable disease).
Patients who achieved objective responses and those who experienced stable disease had similar durations of response, as shown in Figure 4. However, the exon-11-mutant patients had a longer-lasting response than the exon-9-mutant patients (see Figure 7). The conclusions section of the poster states "Late responses are often seen in patients with initial stable disease." There were 2 patients who achieved a complete response, as described in the abstract.
Outcome of advanced gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) patients treated with imatinib mesylate: Four-year follow-up of a phase II randomized trial
Authors: C. D. Blanke, H. Joensuu, G. D. Demetri, M. C. Heinrich, B. Eisenberg, J. Fletcher, C. L. Corless, E. Wehrle, K. B. Sandau, M. von Mehren
Imatinib mesylate induces an objective response in the majority of pts with advanced, surgically incurable GIST, but secondary resistance and late relapses do occur. A phase II randomized clinical trial was previously presented (PASCO 20:1A, 2001; Combined GI Symposium 2:43, 2004), and data from an updated long-term analysis of this study are now available, with median f/u of 4.4 years. 147 pts were randomized to treatment with continuous imatinib, at 400 or 600 mg po daily. Two pts (1%) achieved a complete response, and 98 (67%) achieved a partial response (PR), for an overall objective response rate of 68% (95% CI 59.8-75.5). An additional 16% had prolonged stable disease. No significant response differences were seen between the two doses. Of the two pts who achieved complete responses, one died 3.2 years later without evidence of recurrence, having remained on imatinib until shortly before his death. The latter pt did not achieve a CR until he had been on drug for 3.5 years, and he remains in remission at 3.8 years. KIT and/or PDGFRA mutational status were highly significant in predicting response. Pts with an exon 11 KIT mutation had a PR rate of 87%, while those with an exon 9 mutation had a PR rate of 48%. Those with no detectable mutation of KIT or PDGFRA had a response rate of 0%. Overall, median time to response was 13 weeks, the median duration of response was 118 weeks, median time to treatment failure was 84 weeks, and median survival was 4.8 years (median not attained for pts with exon 11 mutations). Overall, 63% have died of progressive disease. While secondary resistance and late progression can be seen in GIST pts treated with imatinib, many continue to benefit from drug therapy for a prolonged time, and responses can evolve over an extended treatment period. In particular, pts with exon 11 KIT mutations (the most common exon affected) have very high response rates and superior survival.
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International Ballet Classique returns with its annual performance of The Nutcracker
opening on Friday, December 14 at 7:30 p.m.
As the holiday season edges closer to the Christmas, once again the International Ballet Classique (IBC) returns with its annual performance of Tchaikovsky's
The Nutcracker December 14, 15, and 16 with a children's abridged version on December 13.
It is Christmas Eve at the Stahlbaum house -- a large and grand house with the most beautiful tree imaginable. The Stahlbaums are hosting their annual Christmas party, welcoming the arrival of their family and friends. The children, Clara and Fritz, are dancing and playing as they welcome their friends too. The party grows festive with music and dance as godfather Drosselmeyer arrives. He is a skilled clock and toy maker and always full of surprises.
The children begin to open gifts when Drosselmeyer presents his to Clara and Fritz. Although his gift to Fritz is quite nice, he gives Clara a beautiful Nutcracker that becomes the hit of the party. As the evening grows late, the guests depart and the Stahlbaum family retires for the evening. Clara, worried about her beloved Nutcracker, sneaks back to the tree to check on him, falling asleep with him in her arms.
As the clock strikes midnight strange things begin to happen. Clara begins shrinking, as her beautiful Christmas tree grows high above her. The toys around the tree come to life while the room fills with an army of mice, led by the fierce Mouse King.
Artistic Director Denis Gronostayskiy explained, "There is so much to dazzle the imagination with this classic tale. Dancing dolls, snowflakes, marching toy soldiers and a land of sweets, accompanied by gorgeous costumes and scenery and some of the most memorable music makes for a wonderful holiday experience."
The International Ballet Classique (IBC) is a non-profit corporation and the first and only professional ballet company in Delaware County, serving the Delaware Valley and surrounding areas.
Performances run Friday, December 14 and Saturday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, December 15 and Sunday, December 16 at 2 p.m., and a children's abridged version (one hour) on Thursday, December 13 at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. in the Meagher Theatre, located in the campus Life Center.
Tickets are $20 for general admission. Students with ID and seniors are $16. Abridged performance is $6 for general admission and groups of 15 or more $5. Tickets may be purchased at www.academyballetru.com. For group discounts, call 610-459-9221.
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Winter storm blasts through area
ESCANABA – While today's weather may be a welcome reprieve from Wednesday's storm, the effects of the heavy snowfall and high winds may still be felt across the area.
According to the Escanaba Water Plant, 8 inches of snow fell in the city throughout Wednesday. The National Weather Service's Marquette office reports Gladstone received 5.6 inches, Manistique received 10 inches, and a monitoring location northeast of Cooks received 8 inches.
According to Jane Marie Wix, meteorologist at the NWS Marquette office, locations farther east seemed to receive greater snowfall amounts.
"They got more of that banding effect from the lake effect snow," she said.
In addition to the snowfall, wind gusts in the Escanaba area hit highs of 45 mph, causing white-out conditions.
"High winds create more of a hazard than the snow itself," said Escanaba Public Safety Capt. Jamie Segorski, adding even clear roadways can become hazardous when snow begins to drift across open areas.
"Many times you're coming through areas where there might not be snow on the road so you might be traveling a little faster," he said, noting drivers may not be expecting blowing snow.
According to Segorski, Wednesday's weather conditions did cause a rise in the number of accidents reported, however, most were property damage accidents.
"We're fortunate to live in an area where people know to give themselves a little extra time to get where they need to go," he said.
Temperatures were also a factor in the storm. The Escanaba Water Plant reports Wednesday's overnight low was 15 degrees, and the low wind chill was 3 degrees below zero. The high temperature for the day was 35 degrees.
Today the NWS predicts there will be very little precipitation in Delta County. One or 2 inches may fall in the northern and eastern parts of the county, which will be impacted by the system moving over Lake Superior and causing lake effect snow.
While today's conditions will not create the driving hazards seen Wednesday, many area schools opted to close their doors due to lingering road conditions.
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Monday, August 17, 2009
OCC Makeup Haul
I wanted to share with you my collective haul of OCC makeup over the last few weeks. This has become one of the hottest new lines on the scene lately...I've been a bit lazy on my hauls lately, but thought you might want to see what I got.
Check out the video for a thorough review!
Of course I had to check out the lip tars! These are described as "A stunning new innovation in lip color, OCC Lip Tar combines the longevity of a lipstick, with the ease of application of a gloss. Goes on slick and moist, and dries down to a featherweight, long-wearing satin finish."
These little glosses are jampacked with pigment! You really would only need one in a lifetime. One drop covers the lips entirely.
My Haul From left to right:
1) Vintage: I picked this amazing wine colored gloss to have as an edgy lip color for shoots. Can also be used to add a touch of burgundy to existing shades. I used this on a recent shoot...amazing.
2) Clear: Great to use for custom mixing glosses...just add a bit of pigment to this clear gloss and voila! New gloss shade :)
3) NSFW: An amazing red, perfect for that pin up look.
4) Hush: One of the newest shades. A very opaque baby pink...looks weird on its own but would add a nice touch of pink to existing shades.
5) Anime: My fav! A super bright magenta color. It's super bold but also looks amazing on it's own. You think Pageant lip tar was bright? This one has it beat.
6) Tarred: How cool would this look on an avant garde shoot? This is also a must have for darkening existing glosses.
7) Feathered: Really bright white...use it to lighten existing shades.
8) Melange: One of the more wearable colors. A mix of pink and apricot.
OCC is also becoming more and more known for their pigments. This is a pure pigment meaning it is insanely bright. Just check out the dry swatch below with no base. You can even thin these out and airbrush them. My girl May gifted me this even before OCC Makeup became a household name.
I really wanted to try OCC Skin: Airbrush foundation. I have tried other foundation brands such as Graftobian, Temptu, and Kett. I find it more difficult to match client's skin with airbrush foundation. There's a lot more mixing involved. This is due to Airbrushing being more "new" than traditional foundation - to which there are millions of shades out there. I tried this and was surprised to see that I was a perfect match for Y3. They break down their colors into yellows and reds which is also helpful. These foundation are a bit more matte in coverage than others.
I also really want to try Nurturing Force products and was happy that OCC Makeup offered them. The first - Blot Out Offensive is an amazing primer, moisturizer and oil control cream in one. After seeing a video where Enkore reviewed it, I was sold! I even tested it on a super oily friend of mine in an outdoor shoot, and she hardly got oily! I am amazed. I also wanted to try out their airbrush cleanser. I love how it smells super minty and you only need a few drops since you can dilute it with water. Saves me from going through a lot of product.
If you can, try to apply for the OCC Pro discount...honestly it's pretty easy to get and you receive confirmation in a few short hours.
Atlanta Makeup Artist
10 comments:
- KiLLaCaM said...
I got confirmation on my discount in like 3 hours! I was such a happy camper. That primer looks very promising. I may need that for myself :) I hope my airbrush foundies come soon. Can't wait to play!
- August 17, 2009 at 12:35 PM
- rockSTARbeauty said...
love this post :) i cant wait to do some hauling from them!
- August 17, 2009 at 3:50 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
zomg! enabler! can't spend $$$ but damn those glosses look good!
- August 17, 2009 at 6:25 PM
- Arezu said...
Nice haul!
That pigment swatch is amazing bright!
- August 17, 2009 at 7:05 PM
- Eclecticldy said...
great review...been wanting some lip tars...gotta get that discount now. thanks.
- August 21, 2009 at 2:26 PM
- DollFaceHottie said...
Awesome post! :]
Enter me please. :]
My suggestion is that you make a 1800's vintage look. :]
- September 4, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- SAUCY | eff. | BABY said...
Great haul! I like the lip tars. Especially Hush, Anime & Feathered.
I really wanna try airbrush makeup but I saw that their kits are like $200+ YIKES!
Too much for me for now. Maybe I can invest later on.
Thanks for sharing Ren!
- September 6, 2009 at 10:01 PM
- Banana said...
oh my gosh, that blue shadow is so freakishly pretty!
- September 26, 2009 at 5:11 PM
- I'm Becky! said...
I'm SO happy to see OCC finally getting the recognition they deserve! You can purchase OCC from me, too! www.beckyshop.com
- February 10, 2010 at 5:40 PM
- Laine Moore said...
I'm a makeup artist that wants to buy my first airbrush kit... mostly for test shoots, brides, not really big gigs. Which do you recommend?
- October 19, 2010 at 7:20 AM


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NEW YORK (The Deal) -- Amazon.com
Bezos is buying the paper personally, not through Amazon. The deal comes as The Boston Globe and other publications have changed ownership.
The ecommerce tycoon replaces the Graham family as the steward of the paper that broke the story of the Watergate scandal. Bezos paid tribute to the Graham family and the papers' legacy in a note to employees.
"The values of the Post do not need changing," he wrote.
Washington Post Chairman and CEO Donald Graham suggested that Bezos' digital and business acumen, as well as his "personal decency," made him an ideal new owner.
In after-hours trading, shares of The Washington Post gained $31.15, or about 5.5%, to $599.85.
It is the second purchase of a prominent masthead in recent days, following Saturday's announcement that Boston Red Sox owner John W. Henry will pay The New York Times Co.
Another prestigious publication that was once part of the Washington Post portfolio is also changing hands.
IBT Media is buying Newsweek magazine from IAC/InterActiveCorp.
The Post's parent company will change its name and regroup around the Kaplan for-profit education company, broadcast and cable assets. The Post will also keep Slate magazine, TheRoot.com and Foreign Policy.
The Kaplan business supported The Washington Post as newspaper publishing began to falter. However, the for-profit schools have faced tighter regulation in recent years and have struggled.
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|A mule deer buck shows off its antlers at Malheur Refuge, OR. Learn about mule deer behavior on Saturday, November 2, at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, CO, and see a deer yourself.
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Nature Walk for Health
Saturday, November 2, 9 to 10 a.m. — Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, CA
Take a guided nature walk on the Tidelands Trail and hear what makes this refuge unique. The
one-and-one-third-mile walk traverses endangered species habitat and offers great views of south San Francisco Bay. Meet in front of the Visitor Center.
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Saturday, November 2 to Sunday, November 3, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Mingo National Wildlife Refuge, MO
Fifty youth hunters with their mentors will get the opportunity to hunt within the Managed Deer Hunt Area at the refuge. Youth hunters apply through the Missouri Department of Conservation.
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Saturday, November 2, 6:30 p.m. — Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, NY
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Refuge Storytime
Saturday, November 2, 10 a.m. — Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge, WV
Join refuge staff for this free monthly series for preschoolers, hosted by the refuge and the Friends of the 500th. This event will be cancelled if area schools are not in session. Please call ahead to confirm at 304-866-3858.
Magnificent Mulies
Saturday, November 2, 9 to 11:30 a.m. — Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, CO
Mule deer bucks are a sight to see with their full antlers on display during the rutting season. Learn about their behavior through a short presentation. Then explore their habitat with a naturalist while getting some magnificent photos.
Refuge Wildlife Series: Whooping Cranes
Saturday, November 9, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. — Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, WI
Learn how whooping crane nests are monitored, and how the refuge's first year of parent rearing of chicks went. Hear an update on the sandhill adoption project that could be a potential game changer.
Watershed Investigators
Saturday, November 9, 10:30 a.m. to noon — Silvio O. Conte National Fish & Wildlife Refuge, MA
Participate in this monthly kid-oriented program that focuses on hands-on discovery of nature. Join refuge staff in exploring different ways to look at the natural world. Methods of discovery may include crafts, games, stories and exploration. This program is geared toward grades 2-5, but all are welcome.
26th Annual Festival of the Cranes
Tuesday, November 19 to Sunday, November 24 — Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM
Experience dramatic fly-ins and fly-outs of cranes and snow geese at one of the country's best-known bird festivals. Find more information on the festival's schedule of events.
Winter Open House
Saturday, November 23, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. — Horicon National Wildlife Refuge, WI
Enjoy free kids' activities including music by performer Len Lonnquist, nature crafts, a wildlife touch table, a nature scavenger hunt, snacks, and discounts at the bookstore.
Holiday Tours
Saturday, November 23 to Sunday, November 24, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. — Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, CO
Fall colors paint a beautiful backdrop for these special two-hour refuge holiday tours. The tours end in the Discovery Room where kids can make a fun Thanksgiving craft to take home.
Bird Watching
Sunday, November 24, 8 a.m. — Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, MD
Take a free guided birding trip through the refuge to see resident and migrant species. All levels of experience welcome. Remember to bring your binoculars and field guides. No preregistration is required.
Turkey Walk
Saturday, November 30, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. — Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, NJ
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How do they improve the pass rush?
Aside from John Abraham, who could be a cap casualty, the Falcons have little in terms of pressuring the quarterback. In a division with Drew Brees and Cam Newton, that has to change. Look for Atlanta to draft one or two pass rushers early in the draft. They could also look at an edge rusher in free agency.
What do they do at quarterback?
New coach Bruce Arians is known as an offensive guy. But you can't make chicken salad out of chicken crap. So he needs a quarterback. Who is that guy? It doesn't seem as if Kevin Kolb or John Skelton will be that guy, so they need to get one. Is it Drew Stanton, who was with Arians in Indianapolis? Or do they draft one? Without a quality quarterback, Arians would be doomed to fail.
What does Joe Flacco get paid?
The Ravens have the franchise tag in their pocket, but the $14.6 million that goes with it will be tough to eat in their current cap situation. It could be as high as $20 million. That could mean the release of some veterans. The ideal way to handle it would be to give Flacco a long-term deal and then try and keep guys like Dannell Ellerbe.
Is Ryan Fitzpatrick the quarterback in 2013?
The Bills can let him go and save some money on the cap. They paid him a big deal in 2011 and he hasn't played as well as expected. New coach Doug Marrone might want his own guy in there. That could mean a rookie first-round pick. Or do they keep Fitzpatrick for another year?
How do they get more out of
In the second half of 2012, Newton flashed star potential as a passer. He improved from a slow start and really seemed much more comfortable in the pocket. I think the Panthers have to decide that this is his team and not feature so much read-option in their offense. He's good enough to be a pocket passer. Let him do it under new coordinator Mike Shula.
Can new coach Marc Trestman turn Jay Cutler into a Super Bowl quarterback?
Trestman, who comes from Canada, is considered an offensive wizard. He loves the passing game, which should make Cutler happy. This is a passing league, and the Bears have been too run heavy. Let Cutler chuck it around in 2013, which is something I think they will do.
What do they do with Andre Smith and Michael Johnson, their top two free agents?
One of those two will get the franchise tag. Johnson would seem to be the more likely of the two because edge rushers have more value. Johnson had 11½ sacks last season and he is only 25. Smith played well at right tackle in 2012 and appears ready to push for a Pro Bowl -- if right tackles ever got in.
Is Brandon Weeden the long-term answer?
That's a question that new coach Rob Chudzinski and football men Joe Banner and Mike Lombardi have to decide. If he isn't, they have to find a guy. I think they will give Weeden another year to show what he can do. And that would be the right decision. It's too soon to pull the plug.
How do they fix the defense?
It starts with a change at coordinator from Rob Ryan to Monte Kiffin. That will mean a change to a 4-3 Cover-2 scheme, which means DeMarcus Ware playing with his hand down all the time. That's a big change. The Cowboys need to improve in the secondary if they are to make a smooth transition.
What to do about a lack of running attack?
With Peyton Manning putting up big numbers, you would think the Broncos could run the ball better than they did. They averaged 3.8 yards per rush, which was 25th best in the league. That's not good enough. They need to focus on finding an elite back to complement Manning.
Do they bring back defensive end
They already released Kyle Vanden Bosch, their other defensive end, so it would make sense. The problem is the Lions don't have a lot of cap room and Avril will be expensive. It's going to be tough. But the pass rush wasn't great with him anyway, which makes it tricky.
What do they do with top receiver Greg Jennings, who is a free agent?
They probably let him walk. The Packers have Randall Cobb, James Jones and Jordy Nelson left if Jennings goes. And Aaron Rodgers can make any receiver look good. Jennings is good, but if his price gets out of whack, the Packers have no choice but to let him go.
How do they improve the pass rush?
Take away J.J. Watt's huge sack year and they got very little from the rest of the front seven. Connor Barwin is a free agent, but he is coming off a down year at outside linebacker. Does he come back? What about adding another edge rusher?
How do they fix the offensive line?
They could make a run at an elite right tackle if one were to become available. Andrew Luck took too many shots last season. The line is average at best. Look for some early picks in the draft on the line. They have to protect the franchise player.
Who plays quarterback?
They have a new general manager (Dave Caldwell) and a new coach (Gus Bradley). Will they have a new quarterback? I think Blaine Gabbert gets the first shot to be the starter. He is still just 23 years old, and I hear both Caldwell and Bradley think he has the ability to grow. Look for the Jaguars to get another quarterback to go with Gabbert and Chad Henne.
What does new coach Andy Reid do at quarterback?
There is talent on this team, but it won't matter if they didn't fix the quarterback position. Matt Cassel isn't the answer. The Chiefs could look to get a veteran player -- maybe Alex Smith -- or they could consider a quarterback with the first overall pick, but that would seem unlikely.
How do they improve a pass offense that was 26th in passing yards?
They have to get weapons for Ryan Tannehill. In his rookie season, Tannehill flashed at times but he didn't have much in terms of speed outside. The Dolphins have to be willing to find a big-play weapon or two for him this offseason. It's not fair to judge him until they do.
What do they do to help Christian Ponder show he's the long-term guy at quarterback -- or is he?
Ponder struggled much of the season in 2012, even with Adrian Peterson running wild -- that's a concern -- but he played well late. The Vikings have to get him help in the passing game. Percy Harvin, who seems to be always hurt, is a slot receiver and he might be traded. They need a stretch-the-field player. That's the one big thing lacking on the Minnesota offense. Ponder needs that, although Jarius Wright has potential.
Do they keep right tackle Sebastian Vollmer and receiver Wes Welker or do they let them walk and go younger?
As strange as it sounds, Vollmer would probably be the priority here. He is coming off a nice season -- although he tailed off late -- and helps bookend the line with Nate Solder. Welker is getting up in years, so if his demands are too high the Patriots might just let him walk. They can draft a younger, faster version.
Now that Sean Payton is back as coach, how do they fix the defense?
It starts with a new scheme. They will change to the 3-4, but now they have to find the pieces to go with it. It looks like Rob Ryan is in as the defensive coordinator. He knows the 3-4, but it will be interesting to see the dynamic of Payton and Ryan together. They need edge rushers, too.
What to do with the offensive line?
That is a unit that tailed off in a big way in 2012. Now left tackle William Beatty and left guard Kevin Boothe are free agents. They have to fix that side of the line. The rest of the line wasn't much better. Eli Manning needs better play up front.
What do they do about the quarterback position?
Is Mark Sanchez salvageable after a horrible 2012 season? If not, what can they do? We know Tim Tebow isn't the answer. Maybe the move to coordinator Marty Mornhinweg will help. It can't hurt.
Do they keep
He is scheduled to have a cap figure of $13 million, and that seems high for a quarterback who hasn't lived up to the expectations in Oakland. But what do they do if he refuses? Cut him? Then what? They have a tough decision there.
Who will play quarterback for new coach Chip Kelly and in what offense?
Kelly ran the spread at Oregon, so it could mean Mike Vick is back to run it. But Kelly, who is known as an up-tempo coach, can also consider Nick Foles and go to a more conventional offense that plays fast. It will be interesting to see what Kelly decides to do.
Will this be the offseason of change for the Steelers?
It sure looks that way. The Steelers don't have a lot of cap room and they have some key free agents like receiver Mike Wallace. General manager Kevin Colbert has already hinted at big change coming. What do they do with their aging vets, such as
How do they liven up an offense that was 25th in scoring?
It starts with better line play in front of Sam Bradford. They have to improve that unit in the offseason. Look for maybe a first-round pick there. They also have to hope second-year receivers Chris Givens and Brian Quick make strides in the offseason work. They need those two to stretch the field more.
How do they fix the offensive line?
Philip Rivers took a beating in 2012 and new coach Mike McCoy and coordinator Ken Whisenhunt have to make sure the line is better to allow Rivers to get back to old ways. The problem is the Chargers don't have a lot of cap room to fix it. Expect some picks on the line early in the draft.
Will there be a Super hangover?
The last losing team in a Super Bowl to return the next season was the 1993 Buffalo Bills. That's a long time ago. The 49ers are built to have long-term success, with a deep, talented roster, but the division is closing on them fast.
How do they amp up the outside passing game?
They have the quarterback in Russell Wilson, but they need some help outside. Sidney Rice hasn't been what they expected. Look for the Seahawks to address receiver in free agency and in the draft. Wilson needs help.
What should they do about Josh Freeman's contract?
It appears they will roll the dice with Freeman and not give him a long-term deal. Freeman is entering the final year of his rookie contract, so that's a risk. But he struggled in the second half of 2012. The Bucs probably want to see him do it early in 2012 and then maybe they give him a long-term deal.
Is Jake Locker the long-term answer?
Locker flashed at times in 2012, but he was way too inconsistent. Now that the team has settled on Dowell Loggins as the offensive coordinator after Chris Palmer was fired during the season, Locker might be ready to show big improvement. If not, coach Mike Munchak and his staff will be looking for work next January.
How is Robert Griffin III's knee recovery?
After seeing Adrian Peterson do what he did, we tend to think that ACL injuries are easy to overcome. But RG3 has a long, hard fight on his hands. And when he does get back, will he be the same explosive runner? His ability to plant his foot in the ground and make cat-quick cuts is a big part of what made him special as a rookie. Can he play the same way in 2013? Will he miss time?


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Kieran Foran would need to convince the NRL he was in a fit state to resume playing if he succeeds in gaining a release from Parramatta and wanted to join another club next season.
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Kieran Foran would need to convince the NRL he was in a fit state to resume playing if he succeeds in gaining a release from Parramatta and wanted to join another club next season.
State of Origin is headed to Perth, with the second game of the 2019 series to be played in the West Australian capital.
A review of NSW's Origin campaign is expected to result in some big changes but coach Laurie Daley's job is safe.
If only this NSW team had played the entire State of Origin series the outcome could have been different.
Josh Dugan has told NSW officials he believes he has a crack in his jaw from a collision with Greg Inglis's shoulder.
Troubled South Sydney forward Paul Carter has been sacked after missing a training session following a weekend bender.
Origin III at ANZ Stadium on Wednesday night is likely to be the last time Sydney hosts two matches in a series as the NRL prepares to take a game to a neutral venue each season.
NSW coach Laurie Daley has indicated that captain Paul Gallen won't be the only Blues player making his last Origin appearance at ANZ Stadium in Wednesday night's series finale.
The script could not have been better written for Jarryd Hayne to complete his legacy by returning to Parramatta and leading the club from the mire to premiership glory.
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Sixteen men's teams and 16 women's remain following pool play.
All four U.S. beach volleyball teams won their pools. Only Jake Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Sean Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.) lost a match in pool play.
Jennifer Kessy (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) and April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.), seeded No. 4, will play Switzerland's No. 13 Simone Kuhn and Nadine Zumkehr at 5 p.m. local time (9 a.m. PT) on Friday. Kessy and Ross are 3-3 against the Swiss team.
Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Fla.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.), seeded No. 2, will go up against No. 15 Nicolai Paolo and Daniele Lupo, who qualified via a "lucky loser" match, on Friday at 6 p.m. local time (10 a.m. PT). The U.S. team is 2-2 against the Italians.
No. 3 Misty May-Treanor (Santa Monica, Calif.) and Kerri Walsh (San Jose, Calif.) will face Netherlands' No. 14 Marleen Van Iersel and Sanne Keizer at 9 p.m. local time (1 p.m. PT) on Saturday. May-Treanor and Walsh are 2-1 against Van Iersel and Keizer.
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1.) Brush off dirt or dust.
2.) Apply a water protector if you wish.
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quote:Originally posted by Chris Speers
His comeback song in 1988 was called "Melt Away" - and it was pretty good. I think he does have it in him but i hear he goes through terrible, terrible bits of writer's block.
I think of him as being the opposite of McCartney. McCartney is very loose about song-writing and keeps a cool, sort of level ahead about his creative process. McCartney is like the cool kid in class who walks in with very little studying and gets A and B's on his exam and just takes it all in stride. For Paul, it comes really easy.
Brian Wilson, on the other hand, is a nervous wreck who continually second-guesses himself and analyzes himself. Wilson is like the nebbish kid on exam day who studies and preps himself the night before and still is looking through his text-book just before the exam. A complete wreck. For Wilson, creativity seems painful, almost sheer agony.
EXCELLENT analogies, Chris. And I believe you're exactly right. Paul will just sit down and write a hit without breaking a sweat. Bri agonizes. I think he always had that self doubt feeling, like he wasn't "good enough" or something. I'm just guessing, but I have a feeling that's what happened with Smile. I think he eventually got so frustrated that he just scrapped it. I still firmly believe that the release of Sgt. Pepper was a MAJOR breaking point in Brian's life. I really do. He was STILL talking about it in his 1995 documentary, 'I Just Wasn't Made for These Times.' He thought he had FINALLY written the greatest album in history with Pet Sounds (and he did), and then the next year, The Beatles release Pepper. They said that when Pepper was released, Brian didn't come out of his room for like days. Playing the Pepper album over and over and over and over again. I think it really devastated him. And yes, Melt Away is a good song.


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Certificate good for a round of golf for four (4) with Golf Cart
Tanglewood Country Club
8745 Tanglewood Trail
Chagrin Falls
Expires December 30, 2007
Valued over $300
Asking $200 (negotiable) -- prefer PayPal but will take check/cash.
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I won this certificate in a raffle at my job, Cleveland Clinic.