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A healthy Alvarez remains at IndyThe Pirates announced today that third baseman Pedro Alvarez has been reinstated from the disabled list and assigned to Triple-A Indianapolis. Alvarez has been on the disabled list since May 20 with a right quad strain. He hit .208/.283/.304 in 138 plate appearances before suffering the injury, and has produced a .235/.386/.382 line in 44 rehab plate appearances split between the Gulf Coast League, High-A Bradenton and Triple-A Indianapolis.
"Pedro remains a big part of our future, but we believe making this move is the best way to get him back on track offensively and defensively so that he can help us win games at the Major League level," said General Manager Neal Huntington.
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What started as a passing thought FLW Tour angler Dave Lefebre had 6 years ago will come to life tonight as the Pro Web Live online seminar series makes its debut.
Bassmaster Elite Series angler Ott DeFoe will be the first PWL presenter with a presentation on getting the most out of electronics on the water.
BassFan was invited to participate in a sneak peek session Monday night with DeFoe, and while Lefebre said there was some scrambling behind-the-scenes, the end product came across smooth and well-organized.
There were 99 virtual seats, but Lefebre said the actual audience was more than 200 as several groups gathered to watch the presentation on large-screen televisions at various locations.
Attendees will be able to chat live with the host and other viewers while at the same time watching a live video feed of the host as he goes through the presentation, which is expected to last 90 minutes. Viewers can follow along with screen shots from the host and will have one-click shopping options related to the products mentioned during the session.
It's the culmination of years of ideas and planning for Lefebre.
"I had the initial thought maybe 6 years ago and it was enough of a thought that I talked about it with a few people," he said. "That's about the time social media was starting to infiltrate the bass fishing world.
"Three or four offseasons ago, I started to try to make it possible just because I started to be very busy with seminars and trying to be in two places one time. It was a very obvious solution for me and I began researching webinars."
He attempted to launch it 2 years ago, but financing became an obstacle. Last year, he brought additional people into the fold with technology and programming backgrounds, and they began to pull everything together.
DeFoe said he had some reservations about being involved because of his relative lack of computer IQ, but after a couple test sessions, he discovered how simple it was to participate. Now, he's just excited to share some of his knowledge and tips with fans.
"The coolest part of it is the fact that you can be at your house and I'm at my house and we'll be able to interact live and I can answer any questions people may have live," DeFoe said. "If you're looking for new information, hands down, PWL is the most efficient way to get it."
Lefebre will be involved mostly behind the scenes, working on musical and graphic elements, but he will be among the presenters as well. Other presenters include Jason Christie, Aaron Martens, Brent Ehrler, Shaw Grigsby, Mark Rose, Edwin Evers and Brandon Palaniuk.
"It's kind of like pulling all of my other loves into this," Lefebre said. "I have a music background and I had an art scholarship out of high school that I didn't take so I could go fishing. It's a combination of things I love to do in life."
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The conducting zone of the respiratory system is made up of the nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, and terminal bronchioles; their function is to filter, warm, and moisten air and conduct it into the lungs. It consists of a series of interconnecting cavities and tubes both outside and within the lungs. It is composed of the 1st through the 16th division of the respiratory tract (airway).
The conducting zone is thus most of the respiratory tract (airway); it is the portion of the airway that conducts gases, but excludes the portion that exchanges gases (which is the respiratory zone). Thus,
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This nail polish looks great. I'm sure it is a great product, but I probably won't ever use it, for two reasons: 1. I'm terrible at doing my own nails. I get manicures, or if I have to do it myself, I wear a very light color. and 2. I'm much more of a old Hollywood red type. This green is pretty, but it doesn't go with my style. I'll porbably give it to my sister.1


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Salvage title- It was rear ended and crumpled the frame about an inch. It is crumpled behind the rear axle so the rear is still in line. After the accident, it was still a daily driver for about a year.
The steering rack needs to be bolted back up but there is something blocking the steering column from going back all the way. I was going to take the steering wheel off and try to figure it out, but I don't have the time.
The tires need to be replaced. One tire is flat, but I'm sure it'll hold air.
The intercooler needs to be replaced. It gets heat soaked pretty much immediately.
The steering rack is brand new and cost $500, but just has to be bolted up.
I put new spark plugs as well as a valve cover gasket.
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As it stands, the most exciting day of the off-season is 23 days away. On July 1st, the free agency period begins in the NHL. The Nashville Predators will be very busy from now until that point trying to get Shea Weber signed to a relatively long-term deal. Obviously, that's the biggest current priority for the Predators. Assuming he gets signed, then Nashville has some decisions to make when free agency begins.
Joel Ward will be an unrestricted free agent, and will probably command more money than his last contract with Nashville. By most accounts, Ward had a below-average regular season last year with the Preds. However, Ward had an excellent post-season, scoring 7 goals in 12 games. Nashville will have to decide if they're truly willing to pay a pretty good amount of money in order to keep Ward.
Marcel Goc will also be an unrestricted free agent. Goc was having a great year on the offensive and defensive sides of the ice. Injuries throughout the year eventually ended his season. He will be healthy going into the 2011-2012 season. My gut feeling tells me that Goc will be back in Nashville.
Out of all of the free agents for Nashville, Shane O'Brien is the one that I don't think has a chance of coming back to Nashville. It's nothing against O'Brien, but the depth of the Nashville organization on the blueline will probably keep him from being re-signed. Younger players like Ryan Ellis and Roman Josi will get serious looks next year for a full-time defensive spot.
Added to all of this is the fact that Nashville needs a legitimate goal-scorer. In order to take that next step toward a Stanley Cup, David Poile is going to have to find somebody in the free agent market who can score. Having said that, Poile also has to get them at the right price. Unfortunately for Nashville, they're not a team that can throw a high dollar amount of money at a superstar type of player. There's no denying, however, that more offense is needed for the Preds to seriously contend.
It's going to be an interesting ride for Preds' fans over the next few weeks. Will the Weber deal be completed before July 1st? Who will the Predators decide to keep throughout this process? What additions will Poile make to the coaching staff and roster? We're getting closer and closer to finding out.


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For the bride and groom that are globe-trotters, consider this travel theme. Vintage globes and maps aren't difficult to come by and can easily add character and color to your event.
For this table setting, we used a collection of vintage globes as the centerpiece (saving money on flowers) and used square plates as a fun and different detail. To echo the colors of the globes, we used a yellow floor length tablecloth and accented it with blue napkins. Linens and Dishware were rented from Abbey Rental.
In addition to the globes, we used a pull-down classroom map as backdrops for guests to have "photobooth" pictures taken. Unless the globes or maps are especially rare, you can usually find them at the flea market or on ebay for $3-$15 each. Make sure you don't get ones that are too large or they will prohibit people across the table from having a conversation!
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As for the fight at the top of the leader board, Ceeref finished third, Aqua fifth; meaning just one point separated the pair going into the final race of the day. Team Aqua with no race wins from the week had to put a boat between them and the Slovakians to take the overall event win.
Chris Bake, owner/driver on Team Aqua took up the story. 'At the start we managed to get ourselves in to a little bit of a situation with Ceeref. We were coming up to the line and they tacked on top of us and got a penalty, we were neck and neck up until the first mark rounding which was really tight there were a lot of boats there and they were a bit jammed up inside the mark, Aleph came inside of us and it was fairly hairy. We go out of that situation had a good run down wind in the second upwind we picked off a few more boats and came in third; it was as exciting as it gets.'
Aqua clinched the overall title by a narrow four point margin, but for Ceeref they were pleased with their weeks work. 'This is the first time in the last two years we've been on the podium so it's good, we've been waiting for this.' Igor Lah, owner/driver of Team Ceeref.
Behind the top two there was still third place to play for. Daniel Calero back steering Islas Canarias Puerto Calero (ESP) was having a good day after two races, that was about to get better. They had been lying seventh going into the final day but the team from Lanzarote slotted in a 4, 2, 1 scoreline and crept past No Way Back on the rankings and into third.
There was disappointment for Pieter Heerema, Mark Mendelblatt and the team on No Way Back, their two OCS' had cost them a place on the podium.
The RC44 class is becoming more competitive at each event this year. Sixteen teams competed in Sweden and many of the new teams are starting to get up to speed. Six different boats took race wins. Only three: Peninsula Petroleum (GBR), No Way Back (NED) and Team Ceeref (SLO), enjoyed double race wins, and the victors in Marstrand lifted the trophy and gratefully accepted the Breitling watch having not taken a bullet in any of the nine races sailed.
Team Aqua's' second successive win of the season, keeps them at the top of the RC44 Championship Tour standings after four events, with one event discard now coming into play. ORACLE Racing (USA) despite a disappointing regatta is still second overall with Ceeref overtaking Katusha (RUS) to sit in third.
Quotes of the day: Cameron Appelton – tactician – Team Aqua: In the final race at one minute to go we decided to stay up to the right of the fleet, Ceeref tacked in front of us when we were approaching the line and tried to bear away over the top of us and ended up fouling us, so the umpire gave them a penalty and they gybed around but all of our instruments had stopped working, Ceeref were going on port and we decided to go with them because we just had to stay in front of them.
It was kind of a tricky one, we went with Ceeref out to the right just the two of us, we got around the first mark just before them, had a really good run gained a few boats back and got our own left hand mark and were able to stretch away and get back to third.
Daniel Calero – owner driver – Islas Canarias Puerto Calero:
We have been going from bad to really good on the results table, we've had really low pressure and then maybe too much battling all the time with the waves and the wind conditions but we are really happy because we've gained some points in the end today.
It was a really important day for us and I think we've gained some points in the overall ranking as well, so we are very happy.
After being second in the first race today we were looking forward to get another good result to be inside the top three and we had a good start, our tactician (Jose Ponce) read the course very well and I did my best to maintain the speed of the boat.
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I am using IE with a yahoo home page on my laptop but there is only a single bar at the top of the page with my "custom apps" for the icons of various websites I visit frequently, there isnt another bar underneath with the "tools" and things on it where I can "save as" a webpage or document in "edit" or any of the tools, my question is: how do I bring down that extra bar with the various tools, edit etc., icons on it? there doesnt seem to be a little arrow on the top bar to pull down another bar with icons on it, I am having to use google chrome to open up a "save as" option in "tools", thanks LAPTOPDUNCE
Oh, WOW, youre a wizard, it did it with the ALT key, couldnt right click on the bar at the top but Alt brought up that menu with the menu bar at the top which I clicked and now the tools and edit/view etc icons are appearing, thanks alot!! LAPTOPDUNCE I have a little problem with yahoo not opening my inbox or other options, should I submit another question about this? it only does it on 1 yahoo address, all the others are OK, but this one wont open the mailbox and I have to use google chrome to get it to open. thanks
I would suggest another post with appropriate heading will get more response than this Resolved thread.
When you say Yahoo is not opening your Inbox do you mean you are using the Yahoo Browser or is it Internet Explorer with the Yahoo website?
Ok i will post another post about the yahoo problem, I am using IE with yahoo as the homepage and when I go into yahoo from there I can get into my yahoo email address OK but I cant get the inbox to open, it gives a litle "loading....." icon at the top of the yahoo page and then just wont open the inbox, BUT if I go into the yahoo groups icon on top of the IE toolbar (as my custom app icons) it will show the contents of the inbox (whilst still logged into the corresponding yahoo email address) and if I click on a message it will show it but I get this "loading...." icon again if I click on reply, and it wont open up the "compose" template for an email reply, I cant figure out if this is a problem with the IE settings, or a problem with yahoo itself, as the Yahoo email address opens fine when I use google chrome browser, it didnt do this before when using IE with the yahoo homepage, its just happened in the last few days, and only with yahoo, as hotmail and gmail open fine with both IE and GoogleChrome, thanks LAPTOPDUNCE
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Dual Enrollment Courses
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The cost of going to college continues to rise, making it feel out of reach for many students. CCC offers an alternative, less expensive way to earn college credit while still in high school. Our Dual Enrollment (DE) program follows Arizona Revised State Statute 15-1821.01 and is designed to give high school Juniors and Seniors an opportunity to earn college credit for $10 per credit hour at their high school. The cost of Fall 2016 tuition on campus at CCC is $102 per credit hours while at NAU it is $376. DE students taking one 3 credit hour class will pay $30, a savings of $276 over waiting until graduating from high school to take college classes. Most of our DE courses are transferable to other colleges and universities. CCC offers a variety of courses including core subjects, career and technical education courses and arts and sciences courses.
DE courses allow students to earn both high school and college credits for courses they take at the high school with their high school teachers. Dual enrollment teachers must meet the same credentialing requirements as on campus college instructors teaching the same course. They teach to the same college curriculum and courses are designed to equal the college learning experience that the student would get sitting in a CCC classroom. Teachers use the same college textbook or one approved by the Dean that contains equivalent higher level information. Students enrolled in DE courses will receive CCC credit and an official CCC transcript upon satisfactory completion of their class.
To enroll in a DE course, students need to go through the DE enrollment process which must be completed through their high school. Registration at CCC cannot accept DE applications directly.
For college credit, students need to complete:
- CCC DE admission form
- Valid photo ID or other proof of residency
- Class Registration form
- Placement Test(s) or Prerequisites completed
- Payment of class fees to CCC by deadline
- Inform the teacher they are a DE student
For more information on the DE student experience please refer to DE Student Handbook.
For more information on courses available through DE please refer to our DE Course Catalog.
To learn how CCC courses transfer to other AZ community colleges and universities, visit AZ Transfer.
For information regarding the Dual Enrollment process please refer to the Dual Enrollment Instructors manual
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Wings Blow Late Lead In Buffalo
It didn't look pretty, but Jonathan Diaz's patient at bat won the series opener over Rochester to start Buffalo's eight-game homestand.
Diaz's walk with the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth gave the Herd its third straight win Friday night at Coca-Cola Field by the score of 5-3.
Andy LaRoche walked, Ryan Goins hit his way on with a single to left and Hector Gimenez also walked to load up the bases for Diaz. Diaz fought and stood alive in the count against Red Wings pitcher Ryan Pressly. With a full count, Pressly delivered a pitch low and inside that Diaz did not bite on to bring in the winning run.
Diaz did some damage in the seventh as well. After getting robbed of a base hit in the second that would have brought in two runs for Buffalo, Diaz touched them all with a three-run homer to tie the ball game at three. Diaz followed up Andy LaRoche's and Hector Gimenez's singles to left with a souvenir shot that just barely got over the left field wall.
Aaron Sanchez had an ok night to rebound from his Triple-A debut in Toledo. In his five innings of work, Sanchez allowed four hits and three runs (two earned) in his Coca-Cola Field debut. The 21-year old walked and fanned four batters in his no decision.
"Obviously it's a step in the right direction," Sanchez said comparing his first start to Friday nights outing. "It's just abut execution over anything."
"He was a lot better today," manager Gary Allenson said. "He was much better down in the zone, showed really good composure and has electric stuff. That's a pretty good hitting club and I thought he did a pretty good job."
The righty showed signs of progression in his outing on Friday night. He displayed ability to come back with a good pitch and to get batters out after making rookie mistakes. After a lead off walk to Josmil Pinto, Sanchez struck out Chris Colabello then forced Daniel Ortiz into a 6-4-3 double play in the fourth.
Aaron Sanchez's biggest mistake came in the second. Rochester took the early lead with Colabello's second homer of the year. Colabello followed up a Josmil Pinto walk with a crushing two-run shot over the right center wall. The first baseman got a hold of a 94 mph fastball over the center of the plate to open the scoring.
After giving up the two-run shot to Colabello, Sanchez followed up by throwing out Ortiz at first and striking out Wilkin Ramirez after falling behind 3-0 in the count.
"Being only 21, he still needs that development time." Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos said, after being in attendance on Friday night. "Being up in this Triple-A environment, the fact that he can hold his own, still strike guys out and show you tremendous stuff is great for him."
The Herd will battle in a double header with the Rochester Redwings tomorrow with first pitch at 5:30pm.
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Days Inn Riverside Tyler Mall is a short stroll from Kaiser Permanente Hospital Riverside and Castle Park Amusement Park. This 68-room motel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. Citrus State Historic Park and Galleria at Tyler are also nearby.
Free continental breakfast is offered each morning.
All 68 air-conditioned rooms provide refrigerators, coffee makers, and free newspapers. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Free local calls, safes, and ironing boards are also standard.
Guests staying at Days Inn Riverside Tyler Mall enjoy an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. Free parking is included with your stay. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations. Additional amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and express check-out.
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- Free continental breakfast
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Days Inn Riverside Tyler Mall features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This Riverside motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
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- Free local calls
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- Refrigerator
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- Partially open bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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Silica, Crystalline
NEW Visit OSHA's Final Rule on Respirable Crystalline Silica page for information on the new final rule.
Health Effects
Occupational exposure to crystalline silica often occurs as part of or working alongside common workplace operations involving cutting, sawing, drilling, and crushing of concrete, brick, block, rock, and stone products. Operations using sand products can also result in worker inhalation of small (respirable) crystalline silica particles in the air. Health effects from silica exposures include:
- Silicosis, a disabling, non-reversible and sometimes fatal lung disease;
- Other non-malignant respiratory diseases, such as chronic bronchitis;
- Lung cancer; and
- Kidney disease, including nephritis and end-stage renal disease.
To a lesser extent, there is cause for concern that silica exposures may be associated with auto-immune disorders and cardiovascular disease.
Below are links to resources discussing the health effects of crystalline silica at length:
- NIOSH Silica Resource Page This resource contains many documents including:
- Health Effects of Occupational Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica. US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publication No. 2002-129, (2002, April).
- Silicosis Mortality Trends and New Exposures to Respirable Crystalline Silica - United States, 2001-2010. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) 64(05);117-120, (2015, February 13). Describes silicosis death rates from 2001–2010 as well as new sources of exposure to respirable crystalline silica.
- Notes from the Field: Update: Silicosis Mortality - United States, 1999–2013. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) 64(23);653-654, (2015, June 19). Presents new national mortality data for silicosis.
- Report on Carcinogens (RoC). US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), National Toxicology Program (NTP). Identifies and discusses agents, substances, mixtures, or exposure circumstances that may pose a health hazard due to their carcinogenicity. The listing of substances in the RoC only indicates a potential hazard and does not establish the exposure conditions that would pose cancer risks to individuals.
- Silica, Crystalline (Respirable Size) [129 KB PDF*, 2 pages]. NTP classification: Known to be a human carcinogen.
- International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks for Humans [4 MB PDF*, 287 pages]. World Health Organization, International Agency for Research on Cancer, (2006). IARC Classification: Carcinogenic to humans (Group 1).
*Accessibility Assistance: Contact OSHA's Directorate of Standards and Guidance at (202) 693-1999 for assistance accessing PDF materials.
All other documents, that are not PDF materials or formatted for the web, are available as Microsoft Office® formats and videos and are noted accordingly. If additional assistance is needed with reading, reviewing or accessing these documents or any figures and illustrations, please also contact OSHA's Directorate of Standards and Guidance at (202) 693-1999.
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Math Courses
Math Placement
All new students are required to take a math placement assessment for admission to Kansas State University. Current students who are unsure about which K-State math course is most appropriate for their ability are invited to attempt the math placement assessment for algebra and/or calculus courses. Students are advised to visit with their respective academic advisors for guidance with regard to their scores as to which course would be most suited to their abilities. Visit http://www.math.ksu.edu/placement to complete the placement assessment. You must have a K-State login ID and password to gain access. Results from the placement test will be available within 24 hours of completing the assessment.
Instruction in nondegree math courses is provided through the Academic Achievement Center for the courses listed below.
Intermediate Algebra
MATH 010 Intermediate Algebra is a preparatory course for MATH 100 College Algebra. The course includes arithmetic (signed numbers, polynomials, algebraic fractions, exponents, and roots), solutions to equations (linear, quadratic, polynomial, root, and fractional), graphs (linear and quadratic), and geometry (area, perimeter, and the Pythagorean Theorem). In order to enroll in Intermediate Algebra, you must meet one of the following prerequisites:
- Two units of mathematics in grades 9-12 and a probability of earning ≥ C in K-State's College Algebra course of 43 or more on the ACT assessment, or
- a score of 15-20 on K-State's math placement exam
The Math Review course is recommended for students who do not meet these prerequisites.
Dale Hawkinson, instructor
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How many other popular handguns in the 20th century employ grip safeties? The 1911 and the XD, that's it. It doesn't improve safety in any measurable way however it does add an additional failure point that is ultimately unnecessary.
I have seen on multiple occasions (and have video of it) where people have failed to engage the grip safety properly on their full-size XD's when drawing on the timer. The timer added stress. The shooter I have on video never had a problem until he was shooting against the clock, then he suddenly had an issue. Gunfights tend to add stress.
I believe fighting tools should be no more complex than is necessary to accomplish their task. Adding unnecessary safeties increases the possibility of a failure when you are under stress.
I don't want manual safeties, grips safeties, magazine safeties, or anything else that might stand in the way of me using my defensive tool when I need it. That's one of the reason Glocks have skyrocketed in popularity as fighting handguns and why so many other companies have copied the Glock recipe. Glock's are stupid simple. To fire all you need to do is draw, point and pull the trigger.


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I have two questions. Why did residential investment appear to contribute so little to GDP prior to 2008. Is this predictive of the housing bubble's burst or had the bubble really already burst? And why in the world did government's contribution to the GDP fall off so sharply when the stimulus package was passed?
Its worth putting these graphs back up because I think the contributions help tell a story that's hard to tell otherwise.
Here is Residential Investment
You can see two things. First nothing about the early 2000s was super crazy. Second, the decline began in 2006.
This is very, very, very different from the story on home prices that most people focus on. Here we are talking about how investment of real resources there was in the housing sector.
That peaked around 2006. That means after 2006 the amount of resources devoted to the housing sector began to decline. The housing sector was recessing. Housing prices continued to rise and importantly houses continued to pour on to the market.
The purpose of the housing sector is to create and distribute housing. A shrinking housing sector does not mean that no housing are being created or that housing are being destroyed. It simply means that fewer houses are being created and distributed.
This as been going on since 2006. That is, the housing sector has been shrinking for approaching six years now. Indeed, it only stop shrinking because it just about hit zero. You can't go lower than zero.
My best guess at the data is that now about as many homes are being created every year as are being demolished. This implies no net growth in the housing stock. This is a deeply shocking phenomenon.
My feeling is that understanding how this is possible will be key in the next generation of macroeconomics. What you are seeing is a strong relationship between asset price growth and the stock of the asset. However, both of these are utterly unmoored from micro-fundamentals and remain so to this day. Including the run-up in prices we are now looking at a full decade when either housing quantity or prices has been out of whack.
Now lets turn to government
How can government be shrinking so much at exactly the time the stimulus passed?
Two ways: first a significant chunk of the stimulus was tax cuts. Second, much of the rest of the stimulus was aid to the states. However, the states were facing very severe revenue decreases and in most states the stimulus was not even enough to fill the hole.
So, even though billions were going from the Federal government to the states, the states were still shrinking. Importantly, most government services are actually provided at the state and local level.
So when state and local government shrinks, government shrinks. This can be confusing because so much of your taxes go to the Federal government. Yet, that tax money is primarily used either for the military or to fund services actually provided by someone else. The Federal government for example, pays for Medicare but it doesn't actually provide medical care to seniors. The health care sector does that.
Similarly, the Federal Government provides student aid to college students but the Federal Government doesn't actually operate any non-military universities. Those are either private or run by the states and in a few cases the local government.
Washington is vey powerful and glamorous but most of the business of running the US public sector is done by the state and locals.


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Next PM: a transition or a Pandora's box?
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Leadership on both sides is an unknown quantity in the lead-up to the federal election, Michelle Grattan writes.
John Howard took a risk with his big bash to mark 30 years in Parliament.
He and Janette were delighted and moved by the night, especially by tributes paid by their children. Nothing went wrong. Peter Costello couldn't have been nicer to the man he criticises to confidants in private.
Yet for all the effort to avoid any hint of coming retirement - indeed, some attempt to suggest the opposite - the night put the focus back on the Liberal transition. Costello on Friday was peppered with questions about leadership.
In no recent federal election has leadership been such an unknown quantity on both sides - for very different reasons - as in the one expected around October.
It is obvious that Howard would not lead through another Coalition term.
On the much-talked about video shown to the 1200 guests at the Sydney dinner, Howard said that while nobody went on forever "I feel at the moment there's a lot of things I am very keen to do because there are a lot of things to do".
He'd best do those things quite soon - perhaps even before calling that election. No one would write off the Coalition but, as things stand now, it appears that they will have an uphill struggle.
The cautious might be wise not to bet on the election result, but it's pretty safe to lay money on a leadership change next term if the Liberals do hang on to power.
Whatever the Prime Minister has on that forward agenda, the party would want him to do it fairly quickly after an election.
Just because Howard was able to stay on last year doesn't mean he'd be able to again.
We only have to remember Costello's veiled tantrums this year (two at last count) to know that this partnership would not be sustainable for another term.
Howard will have his 65th birthday in July. Does anyone really believe he would propose going to the voters in 2007, aged 68, for a term due to end when he was 71?
Given the certainty of a Howard retirement, the electorate is being short-changed by the prevarication of the Prime Minister in the face of questioning about his future. If Howard won't budge from his form of words, we should just discuss the future on the assumption that a Coalition government's leadership will change.
If the Prime Minister wants to deny it and pledge to serve a full term, let him do so.
Many questions arise when we accept the inevitability of a leadership change.
An obvious one is how different would a Costello government be from a Howard one?
The question for the Liberal Party is whether as leader Costello would be able to throw off his unpopular image and remake himself. If not, he'd be a very short-term prime minister.
Another question is very important. What would a post-Howard Government team look like?
Howard is starting to campaign on the line that voters will be faced with the choice of a government led by himself with the economy run by Costello, versus a Latham prime ministership with the economy run by Simon Crean.
But, if there is a Coalition victory, for half the next term it would be a government run by Costello and an economy run by - who precisely? Tony Abbott? Brendan Nelson? Alexander Downer? Philip Ruddock? Some dark horse?
We can be certain Costello would be Howard's successor as prime minister, but no one can be sure who would get up as deputy (and, if current convention were followed, so become treasurer). At this stage Abbott would be favourite, but not a shoo-in.
And that leaves a big hole in the illusion of stability and certainty that Howard is trying to conjure up.
Then there is the question of deputy prime minister if the Coalition is returned. John Anderson, under pressure in a TV interview a week ago, promised to stay on as National Party leader another full term if the Government was re-elected. It's unlikely he would.
When you put these things together, the bottom line is that the Coalition is offering stability for a year or so, but from some time in its second year the look of a Coalition government cannot be defined except to say Costello would be leader - and we have limited grip on what he'd be like.
The latest Reuters Poll Trend, out on Friday, suggests that while people are very attracted to Latham and Labor, they still have some uncertainty about the ALP leader. This is a "poll of polls" incorporating Newspoll, ACNielsen and Morgan. It shows Labor leading the Coalition by 2.1 points on primary votes and 7 points in two-party preferred terms.
Since taking over, as well as improving Labor's primary vote Latham has also clawed back Labor's deficit on the preferred prime minister scale. But the latest Poll Trend shows Howard drawing further ahead in the post-budget period - he's ahead 49.9 per cent to Latham's 34.9 per cent.
That people are inclined to vote against the Government but still put Howard ahead is an interesting result.
Voters are leaning towards Latham, but also have niggling worries about him. Howard represents a safe pair of hand, but for many people, these are now boring hands; old hands.
People are right to have concerns about Latham. He is a Pandora's box, in both substance and style. Between now and the election the lid's being kept screwed tight - by Latham himself.
He can be disciplined when he wants to be, and that is what we are seeing now. That, and a strategy of stonewalling and deflecting when pressed on some of the harder issues he doesn't want to deal with (or deal with yet).
He has been such a volatile political player in earlier years, however, that there are many questions about what sort of prime minister he would make. They range from how he would run a government to how he would conduct the American alliance.
For all the media exposure of Howard and Latham, we are not getting satisfactory answers to the big questions that hang over each of them. Pinning leaders down is harder than ever. They've become better at evasion, while the media have become worse at bailing them up and extracting what the public has a right to know.


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On this episode of The Young and the Restless, Sharon wears a white embellished neck top. Looks like she isn't horsing around when she has it out with Nikki in the barn. Sharon tells Victor's former wife to get off of her high horse in so many words. Nikki, on the other hand, says, "I didn't think you'd mind if I rode him first. That sort of thing doesn't seem to bother you." The best part of this little argument? Not the teasing, water-pouring, or powder throwing but that Victor is the war horse. The worst part? Seeing this beautiful blouse treated so poorly. At the end of the day, once again the Newman women prove all those "neigh"sayers wrong. You know, the ones claiming Genoa City is a one-horse town.
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Oppostion to mining for oil, minerals and gas off our coastlines and in our communities is gearing up again as foreign oil giant Anardako began drilling off the coast of Whaingaroa (Raglan) this week.
Despite the strong voice of opposition to mining and deep sea drilling from iwi and environmental groups, resource consents are continuing to be granted. In South Taranaki, those opposed to Trans-Tasman Resources' bid to sand mine for iron ore in the South Taranaki Bight now have less than a month to voice their objections to the Environmental Protection Authority. Over in Waikato, mining company Newmont has been granted a 12-year consent from the Environment Court to mine an area beneath residential properties in Waihi East, known as the Correnso mine.
While there is major opposition to mining, I am also often told that there are also many communities who have benefited economically.
Extracting oil, gas and minerals has been going on for decades under National and Labour governments in our oceans, on our lands and our conservation estates.
But I believe the concerns expressed by iwi and environmental groups are still valid - and we must continue to challenge processes when concerns are raised. There is a lack of knowledge about the cumulative effects of mining, there are issues with the regulatory process, and question marks over the social and economic effects of the operations and the processes used, such as fracking.
In 2010, the Maori Party proposed the Crown Minerals (Effective and Meaningful Engagement with Iwi, Hapu, and Whanau) Amendment Bill, which would have required the Crown to consult effectively with whanau, hapu and iwi. If the bill had been passed, it would have entrenched real engagement with Maori where joint management committees are set up and ongoing kanohi ki te kanohi negotiations. It would have clearly set out the steps required for engaging Maori.
The current mining situation near Whaingaroa has reignited the ongoing tension between economic development and environmental impact. We know that with mining comes the potential for economic growth in the area, including employment, improved infrastructure and investment.
However, in the business of mining and regardless of the technology available, there are no guarantees there will be no accidents or environmental catastrophes. There is always the chance that something could go wrong.
The fear is that the situation could end like it did in the Gulf of Mexico, where a major oil spill forced a huge clean-up operation that destroyed marine life and threatened the fishing and tourism industries.
We know there are risks to mining, and we also know that some hapu and iwi will choose to work with mining companies to secure economic growth for their people. While we are against mining in principle, we also support hapu and iwi and their rangatiratanga over their lands, knowing that they do this with a sense of responsibility and duty to make decisions in the best interests of their people, their communities and the environment.
These will be difficult decisions for many Maori communities as they weigh up the possibilities of creating new jobs and therefore economic opportunities in their rohe with their role as kaitiaki to maintain, respect and preserve the environment for future generations.
What is really needed are more opportunities to explore and develop renewable sources of energy. That really is going to be the way of the future.


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Marriage Licenses
June 24
John Dylan Dempsey, 21, [auth] of Saint Matthews, S.C., and Crystallyn Amber Westbrook Reynolds, 19, of Roswell.
Victor Carrasco, 27, and Kimberly Aguilar, 28, both of Hagerman.
Douglas Howard Dooley, 49, and Rebecca Marie Ornelas, 49, both of Midland.
Oscar J. Medrano, 19, and Brittany M. Dunnahoo, 20, both of Dexter.
Nicholas Carter Killam, 24, and Jessica L. Giacalone, 25, both of Roswell.
Municipal Court
June 23
Eluding or Attempting an Officer — Julio Alvarado, address unknown; fined $129
Noise Generally — John A. Borba, of 3700 Lovers Lane; fined $54
Noise Generally — Aldo Uranga-Villaba, of 403 W. Summit St.; fined $54
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia — Adam Salcido, of 1801 N. Missouri Ave.; fined $129
Unlawful Use of License with Arrest Clause — Lorenzo Baca, of 1401 E. Hoagland St.; fined $329 and 15 days in jail (7 mandatory days).
Drinking in Public— Christina Barajas, of 615 S. Pacific #2; fined $29 and deferred for 90 days not violate state, local or fed laws.
Noise Generally & Failure to Appear for Trial — Yvette G. Gonzales, of 502 S. Wyoming Ave., #906; fined $383.
Shoplifting under $250 — Megan Millsaps, of 73 SE Wells St.; fined $129.
Possession of Marijuana under 1 oz — Anthony Cobos, of 1901 S. Sunset Ave., #705; fined $104 and deferred for 90 days; refrain from receiving any other citations or criminal violation during the deferment period.
Criminal Trespass — Eric Jaramillo, of 704 E. Chisum St.; fined $129.
June 24
3:18 p.m.— Parking lot intersection off Country Club Road and Garden Avenue; drivers — Amelia Orozco, 38, and Delores Sidwell, 61, both of Roswell.
June 25
4:02 a.m. — Main and Second streets; drivers — Vanessa I. Gutierrez, 17, of Roswell, and unknown driver.
10:15 a.m. — 2211 N. Main St.; drivers — Vehicle owned by Victor Ortiz, and Vera M. Lebeda, both of Roswell.
7:20 p.m.-12:30 a.m.— West Ninth and North Main streets; driver — Vehicle owned by Lillian M. Sosa, of Roswell.
9:22 p.m. — 2300 S. Berkley Drive, parked in front; drivers — Vehicle owned by Eddie Duran, and Patrick G. Flowers, 36, both of Roswell.
June 26
1:19 a.m. — 19th and Main streets; drivers — Ryan Snipes, 26, and Witney Purcell, 19, both of Roswell.
2:05 p.m. — 2725 N. Main St.; driver — Michael Bloomfield, 58, of Roswell.
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Don Pardo's face was not familiar. But his voice was instantly recognizable. We mourn the loss of one of the great announcers in broadcast history, who died on Monday at age 96.
The cast of "Saturday Night Live," where he served as announcer from the beginning, celebrated his 90th birthday.
Here he talks about getting the job.
He was also the announcer for the original "Jeopardy."
And for "The Price is Right."
The New York Times obituary includes many great stories and appreciative comments from his co-workers over seven decades. "Saturday Night Live" producer Lorne Michaels said, "It was always exciting. Whatever montage we did to open the show, whatever pictures we used it didn't really come alive till you heard him say it." He promises a tribute to Pardo in the new season of the show.
May his memory be a blessing.


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1. Introduction
Todd E. Feinberg and Julian Paul Keenan
2. The Self as a Problem in Philosophy and Neurobiology
John R. Searle (University of California, Berkeley)
3. The Cognitive Neuroscience of the Self: Insights from Functional Neuroimaging of the Normal Brain, Seth J. Gillihan and Martha J. Farah (University of Pennsylvania, both)
4. Neural Hierarchies and the Self, Todd E. Feinberg
5. The Frontal Lobes and Self-Awareness, Donald T. Stuss, R. Shayna Rosenbaum, Sarah Malcolm, William Christiana, and Julian P Keenan (DS, RR: University of Toronto; SM, WC: Montclair State University)
6. Esther Fujiwara and Hans J. Markowitsch (EF: University of Toronto; HM: University of Bielefeld, Germany)
7. Georg Goldenberg (Krankenhaus Munchen Bogenhause, Germany)
8. Right Hemisphere Pathology and the Self: Delusional Misidentification and Reduplication, Todd E. Feinberg, John DeLuca, Joseph T Giacino, David M. Roane, Marc Solms (JL: UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School; JG: Seton Hall University; DR: Albert Einstein College of Medicine; MS: University of Capetown, South Africa
9. The Mirror Sign Delusional Misidentification Symptom, Karen Spangenberg Postal (Neuropsychology Consultants)
10. Disorders of the Self in Dementia, William W. Seeley and Bruce L. Miller (University of California, San Francisco, both)
11. Autism - 'autos': literally, a total focus on the self?, Simon Baron-Cohen (Cambridge University)
12. Recognizing the Sensory Consequences of One's own Actions and Delusions of Control, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore (University College London)
13. The Neurological Correlates of Depersonalization: A Disorder of Self-Awareness, Hedy Kober, Alysa Ray, Sukhvinder Obhi, Kevin Guise and Julian Paul Keenan (HK: Columbia University; AR: George Washington University; SO: University of Western Ontario; KG: Montclair State University)
14. The Self in Dreams, Antti Revonsuo (University of Turku, Finland)
15. Psychoactive Agents and the Self, Roy J. Mathew (Texas Tech Health Sciences Center)
16. Meditation and the Self, Hans C. Lou and Troels W. Kjaer (HL: Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark; TK: Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark)
17. The Enduring Self: A First Person Account of Brain Insult Survival, J. Allan Hobson (Harvard Medical School)
The Lost Self: Pathologies of the Brain and Identityby Todd E. Feinberg, Julian Paul Keenan, Julian Paul Keenan
Pub. Date: 07/14/2005
Publisher: Oxford University Press
The Lost Self :Pathologies of the Brain and Identity is an in-depth exploration of one of the most mysterious and controversial topics in neuroscience, neurology, psychiatry and psychology-namely, the search for the biological basis of the self. The book is a guide to understanding how the brain creates who we are, and what happens when things go wrong. For the
The Lost Self :Pathologies of the Brain and Identity is an in-depth exploration of one of the most mysterious and controversial topics in neuroscience, neurology, psychiatry and psychology-namely, the search for the biological basis of the self. The book is a guide to understanding how the brain creates who we are, and what happens when things go wrong. For the first time in a single volume, some of the foremost experts in the fields of philosophy, cognitive neuroscience, neurology, and psychology join together to explore the neurobiology of the self. They first lay the foundation for an understanding of the topic. Then they provide fascinating and detailed accounts of how the self is transformed in patients with brain lesions, autism, and dementia, as well as in drug induced states, during meditation, and while dreaming. Their analysis of these disorders and states is used as a springboard toward a deeper understanding of how a brain creates a self. This fascinating volume will be invaluable to neuroscientists, psychologists, psychiatrists, neurologists, and philosophers of mind, and to their students and trainees.
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Re: st: Useful labelling of dummy variables following logit
Nick Cox <email@example.com>
Re: st: Useful labelling of dummy variables following logit
Wed, 24 Aug 2011 14:30:53 +0100
Maarten's example doesn't show variable labels. Here is one way to do
it. I may well be overlooking an option in -parmest-.
sysuse nlsw88, clear
logit union married never_married collgrad south
local i = 0
foreach v in married never_married collgrad south {
local l`v' : variable label `v'
parmest, norestore eform
foreach v in married never_married collgrad south {
replace parm = "`l`v''" if parm == "`v'"
replace parm = "(intercept)" if parm == "_cons"
egen axis= axis(estimate), label(parm)
twoway bar estimate axis, base(1) horizontal barw(.5) ///
xline(1) ylab(, valuelabel ang(h) noticks) || ///
rcap min95 max95 axis, horizontal ///
legend(order(1 "point estimate" ///
2 "95% conf. int.") pos(6)) ///
xtitle("odds ratio") ytitle("")
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Maarten Buis <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 2:56 PM, Tim Evans <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> Nick, in your last post, are you suggesting an alternative way of presenting things as I'm not sure I follow what you mean by:
>> ' I'd much prefer to work at a graphical display of odds
>> ratios and confidence limits with variable labels as horizontal text'
> See, e.g. <http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2010-09/msg00525.html>
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Apps on Fire had een nieuw logo ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
Een winnaar werd gekozen uit124 ontwerpen ingezonden door35 freelance designers.
Apps on Fire
Apps on Fire is a small new iPhone (and Android) development company in London. It develops cutting edge, high quality iPhone apps mainly for the music industry.
Companies interested in having mobile applications developed for them, particularly companies in creative industries - music, fashion, etc.
I'm very open to different ideas, for example you don't need to take the 'on fire' literally - other themes to think are about are heat, sun, etc. I'm sure the 99 designs community will come up with something fantastic.
If you include an illustration of an iPhone then please make sure it's iPhone 4.
It needs to look professional, but can be 'edgy' given the creative emphasis of the company.
NOTE: Probably a bit late now, but would be interesting to see a logo with a trail of fire under the 'Apps on Fire' text.
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How do I transfer photos from phone to computer??
Use the USB port with a USB cord, should be one included in the box you bought.
One it's plugged, let your pc install drivers, and set the phone to "USB Mass Storage" and voila. Look for a folder called: DCIM then Camera... all pictures taken by phone will be in there.
I own this phone.
very nice phone even if its cheaper price...
Bought this as a PAYG upgrade from CPW are few months ago. Got it for £59.99 (not including Quidco cashback), so that should improve its overall TR review rating to at least 8/10 then. I'd give it a 9/10 myself.
I can't perform video call thru Viber, how is that so?
i think viber dosent hav video call. i hav xperia u and its hasnt video call option
So is it a good phone?
I bought two for £59.99 each and for that price it's one of the best phones in the world - does almost everything I need a phone to do
It can actually on my phone but unfortunately it erases my other viber installed in iphone messages, so beware to make new account from your new number if you hadnt try this. I even tether this to my iphone and amzingly fast browsing experience.
As wiki says no video call on viber, as other viber function is working properly.
hi can you put themes on the phone
I think that you are very right. I love my phone. It is one of the best ever made. Galaxy have nothing over it. :)
can't wait until i gt this phone my samsung is beatin the crap outa me its slow annoying slow LOL hope this phone is good
Can someone Explain how to let my contacts in my phone book show when they call they are showing at the moment as unknown
My phone keeps saying that the android keyboard has stopped working so can't send messages has anyone had this problem or know how to fix it please
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"Do Not Reply" Address? Don't Bother.
One of these things is not like the others,
One of these things just doesn't belong,
Can you tell which thing is not like the others
By the time I finish my song?
It's not often we invoke Sesame Street on this blog, but today it seems appropriate.
Let's play a little game: which thing doesn't belong in your email marketing campaigns?
- Presenting subscribers with other ways to interact with your business – like on your blog, Facebook group, Twitter account or even in person at events your business will attend.
- Writing in a conversational tone – like a "real person" talking to your subscribers.
- Requesting feedback from subscribers on how your business – and your emails! – can better meet their needs.
- Trying to learn why people unsubscribe by asking them.
- Starting with subscribers' permission and creating relevant emails that seek to build a relationship with your potential customers.
- Sending your emails from a "No Reply" or "Do Not Reply" address.
If you guessed "Sending your emails from a 'no reply' or 'do not reply' address, give yourself a pat on the back.
"Do Not Reply" Addresses Have No Place In Your Email Marketing Campaigns.
All the other ideas in the list above aim to make your email marketing more social.
"Do Not Reply" addresses, on the other hand, try to take a permission-based, conversational marketing medium and mold it into an online version of TV or billboard advertising.
People who use "Do Not Reply" addresses…
- … try to have one-way conversations in their marketing.
Problem is, a one-way conversation isn't a conversation at all. It's a monologue.
- … treat subscribers as a cost whenever they're doing anything except buying something.
To them, feedback isn't free research on how to market better; it's a cost to be avoided.
- … don't get that the main thing that affects your email deliverability is basically whether you make subscribers mad. Make them mad, they click the "spam" button. Enough of them do it, and you have a delivery problem.
To subscribers, spam isn't just unsolicited bulk email, it's any email they don't want. And not many people want to hear from people – or companies – who refuse to hear back from them.
Business who use a "Do Not Reply" address don't understand that they're asking for spam complaints.
Good News: Most People Understand This. Better News: More People Will.
Most people don't send their email marketing campaigns from "Do Not Reply" addresses – which was exactly what we expected to find when we ran stats on the "from" lines in all of our users' campaigns a while ago. You guys are good 🙂
That said, there were a few people who were creating campaigns in AWeber and using addresses like firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com and so forth (at their own domain, not example.com) in the "from" line.
We realized we needed to close that loophole and educate those customers, and we've done so.
When you create a campaign in AWeber, we check the "from" address for many common variants of "Do Not Reply" addresses. If a customer enters one, they'll be notified that this is not OK and will be prompted to choose a new "from" address.
Our hope is that with a little guidance and education, we can help those businesses become better email marketers.
What Do YOU Think of "Do Not Reply" Addresses?
Have you ever sent a campaign using a "Do Not Reply" address? Ever received one? What do you think of them?
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King City shooting victim drives himself to hospital
KING CITY, Calif. - King City police said a man who had been shot drove himself to Mee Memorial Hospital Wednesday night.
Officers first responded to reports of shots heard before 8 p.m. and a vehicle seen leaving the area of South Third Street and Division Street.
The victim, identified Ernesto S. Rodriguez, 37, was stabilized and later transported to a Bay Area trauma center where he is currently in stable condition.
Police are looking into the motive for the shooting.
Anyone with further information in regards to this case is encouraged to call the King City Police Department at (831) 386-5980 or the WeTip line at 1-800-78-CRIME.


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