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vegetables on Chinese farms. It also sells water purifiers designed to
remove specific pollutants in each of the 220,000 communities across
In an interview with Strategy+Business editor Art Kleiner, Haier CEO Zhang Ruimin
explains how he took the top post at the company in 1984, studied
business management and philosophy, and used his insights to transform a
troubled operation into a leading producer of household goods and
services. Kleiner writes that the Academy of Management
invitation to Zhang to give the keynote address at its 2013 annual
meeting signals that China "had produced its first philosopher-CEO."
Zhang says Haier has a culture of continual self-questioning and entrepreneurial spirit.
the arrival of the Internet Age, Zhang explained, the company
eliminated hierarchical structure, got rid of most of middle management,
shed 4,000 jobs, and created 2,800 small county organizations with
seven or fewer people each. As the company becomes platform based,
each part of the organization makes autonomous decisions, reaching out
to customers, potential employees and collaborators. He wants to make
the operation truly "borderless," and says in his vision the company no longer has an inside and an outside.
are using Internet technology to connect everyone," he told Kleiner.
"As a Haier executive, my goal is no longer to be a maker of home
appliances but to be an agent of interaction and networking among people
who might be anywhere."
the long run," he said, "there won't be any company employees to speak
of-only the Haier platform." His idea is, "Whoever is capable, come and
work with us." That could include entrepreneurs, people who want to
partner with the company, and customers engaged in the process of
product development. As an example, he cites the Air Box,
a Haier device that lets people use smart phones to control their
environment inside a building by connecting to heating, cooling and air
filtering devices. Customer input guided the company in having air
conditioning units that test and monitor air cleanliness, and the
company brought in Samsung and Apple to help meet user requirements. All
Haier products are integrated with the internet and Zhang asserts "If a
home appliance can't communicate with the Internet it shouldn't exist."
Zhang said the idea of a company as platform
represents a stark contrast from past management practices. "It should
allow us to bring in and integrate greater quantities of resources-all
contributors will be able to enter unhindered," he said, adding that
operating this way, "we at Haier are no longer the ones directing
things. We are the glue binding everything together." He describes an
interactive water quality platform as an example of how the company can perform that difficult task: it can collect and incorporate insights from water treatment companies around the world and resolve users' individual needs through direct interaction with them.
A Harvard Business Review blog by Mark Bonchek and Sangeet Choudary
says in today's networked age, business competition is increasingly
about having the best platform. The authors describe elements for
successful platform strategies, with examples, and what they call
platform thinking.
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productivity and platform company for the mobile-first and cloud-first
world." Read his speech here. Read Kleiner's Strategy+Business piece here.
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Carol and I had a blast at the NewNowNext awards and we really, REALLY appreciate all of the time spent voting for the Superfan Site category, but unfortunately the Vampire Diaries fansite beat us out. Bummer!
On the other hand, we are all in for a treat with the Trespassing performance. I will admit that I was a bit unsure about the song from what I've heard so far, but let me tell you from being there… it's amazing. Carol did take a video and we immediately posted it on YouTube, but it was pulled down by the time we woke up the next morning. We're trying to repost it here Oh yeah, you can see another recording here, but it's just a consumer camera so it's not as good! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu33__10K7A. We'll see how long it lasts.
Carol here: Adam just tweeted this video, so hopefully it's approved and will stay! I believe all the attendees in the upper lever were told no cameras. But as nominees, we didn't receive this notice, and there were no instructions about recording any of the show. I think I'm the only one on the floor who you can see holding a camera. It's inherant in our blood, isn't it?! So everytime you see a camera being held up by turquoise arms, that's me and Lila is next to me, in white. You'll see us in the very first 2 seconds of this clip.
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When photographer Henry Bond, a regular contributor to the Face and i- D (the magazines that charted street style through the Eighties), spent a year on the streets of London photographing innocent passers-by, he was, he says, "struck by the use of brands and how important they have become" in the Nineties. The result is a lush coffee-table book, Henry Bond: the Cult of the Street, as much a rich social document of the way we actually dress (rather than the way fashion designers like to imagine we dress) as a study of everyday people and their urban surroundings in the late Nineties.
"The power of street style is in the details," says Bond, who should know after months loitering with intent to shoot any two-legged creature that passed in front of his lens. And the detail is in the branding. It might be the mixing of totally disparate brand names, such as Prada and Nike, or a whole range of accessories that might include a can of Coke (more branding) or a mobile phone.
"A lot of street culture is about playing a character," notes Bond. "My formative years were during punk, when there was a culture of self-expression and individuality." It would appear from his reportage photographs, taken mostly between 1996 and 1997, that the idea of dressing to stand out in a crowd has been replaced by one of wanting to merge with one's surroundings - a kind of urban camouflage. Just as fashion shops the world over are selling identical products, so, too, are we beginning to dress like those around us. There is a uniform: in the city, pinstripes still prevail; in clubs, crop tops and shiny satin are the thing.
Bond became interested in the whole ritual of dressing. On a Saturday afternoon out shopping, the look is casual - often a bit too casual. "There was a real nonchalance and boredom about the shoppers,
a sense that people were refusing to be fazed by anything," he says. "There was a definite idea of people - both men and women - not wanting to try too hard." Of course, to look so casual and so unkempt is quite an art.
Some things never change, however. Bond noted a surprising confidence in the way women wear provocative clothes, "revealing and sexy in both shape and form". He also found the builder's bum eyesore still very much a vibrant part of the street. "Builders are the ultimate vulgarians." Tamsin Blanchard
`Henry Bond: the Cult of the Street', pounds 23.99, is published by the Emily Tsingou Gallery, 10 Charles II Street, London SW1. An exhibition of nine life-size photographs from the book continues at the gallery until 27 June. Enquiries: 0171 839 5320.
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The Government will today launch work academies offering training and a guaranteed job interview to up to 50,000 people ahead of new figures set to show another rise in youth unemployment.
Some commentators believe the number of 16 to 24-year-olds out of work will top the one million mark when today's official data from the Office for National Statistics is released.
There were 973,000 unemployed people in the age group last month, a jobless rate of over 20%, leading to calls from unions and campaign groups for Government action.
Employment Minister Chris Grayling said that coupled with the Work Programme and the Work Experience scheme, the new work academies will support up to 150,000 young people over the next few months and 250,000 over the next two years.
Industries covered by the work academies include construction, hospitality, logistics, retail and contact centres, where the Government said there were tens of thousands of job vacancies.
Mr Grayling said: "Sector-based work academies are the next key part of our strategy to tackle youth unemployment. With training, work experience and a guaranteed interview, they will put people at the front of the queue for vacancies that employers are looking to fill."
Under the initiative, employers are being urged to offer work experience placements or guaranteed job interviews.
The Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO) Commission on Youth Unemployment, chaired by Labour MP David Miliband, said today's jobless figures would be a "wake up call" about the future of young people.
Mr Miliband said: "Youth unemployment scars people for life, particularly if it is prolonged, and at today's levels it will be costing the country millions of pounds a week.
"Our aim is to understand the problems we face, arrive at the right solutions, and then act. We must not let the scourge of unemployment leave a permanent mark on the hundreds of thousands of young people living through it today."
Howard Archer, chief UK & European economist at IHS Global Insight, said claimant count unemployment is forecast to have risen by 30,000 in September after rises of 20,300 in August and 33,700 in July, which would be a seventh successive increase and take the number of claimant count unemployed up to a 22-month high of more than 1.6 million.
"While claimant count unemployment is being pushed up by changes made to the benefits system earlier this year, the recent deterioration clearly runs deeper than that.
"The claimant count unemployment rate is expected to have climbed to 5.0% in September from 4.9% in August, 4.8% in June and a low of 4.5% in the five months through to March.
"Furthermore, the number of jobless on the International Labour Organisation (ILO) measure is seen rising by around 90,000 in the three months to August to reach a near 17-year high of 2.54 million. This would see the ILO unemployment rate climb to 8.0%," he said.
"The worry is that, having showed impressive resilience earlier this year, the labour market is now increasingly buckling under serious pressure from weak economic activity and accelerating job losses in the public sector.
"We expect unemployment to continue to rise over the latter months of 2011 and the first half of 2012 as public sector jobs are increasingly pared and private sector companies become more cautious in the face of persistently sluggish economic activity."
Activists from Youth Fight for Jobs, who are recreating the Jarrow March of 75 years ago, will stage a protest in Sheffield today to mark the latest unemployment figures.
They are marching 330 miles to London to demand a program of job creation not "job destruction".
Westminster City Council launched plans to invest up to £180,000 on schemes to help young people classified as 'Neets' - not in education or training - into work.
Brian Connell, cabinet member for business, skills and volunteering, said: "Unemployment can have a brutal impact on young people, particularly those who are at risk of or have been involved in criminal behaviour.
"We need to give our young people the opportunities they so rightly deserve to get out of a cycle of worklessness and dependency on the state, and back into society as functioning members of the community.
"Sitting back and doing nothing risks leaving the next generation behind, and we are not prepared to let that happen to our young people in Westminster."
TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "Now is certainly not the time to be young and looking for work. There is every chance that the Chancellor's austerity measures will be responsible for pushing joblessness amongst those under the age of 24 into the seven-figure bracket.
"Even if the million mark isn't passed in the latest quarterly figures, that depressing milestone will almost inevitably be here very soon.
"With the economic outlook the gloomiest it's been since the end of the recession, and a double-dip beckoning, the bleak prospects facing young jobseekers will be with us for some considerable time to come."
Katja Hall, the CBI's chief policy director, said: "These work academies should help improve the employment chances of those who find it hardest to get a job, as long as they are targeted in areas which need it most.
"With two and a half million people looking for work, tackling unemployment has to be a top priority. Growth alone will not tackle underlying structural unemployment problems, especially in parts of the UK that need a more detailed plan to get people ready for work."
Jonathan Portes, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, told BBC Breakfast that growth was needed to create jobs
"It is not a problem with young people or the labour market, it is a problem with the economy as a whole," he said.
"There just isn't enough demand there and unfortunately Government policy, by cutting public sector jobs, is making the problem worse rather than better."
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'What on earth are you thinking?' Vincent said as he paced up and down outside the changing room where Rowena was having another fitting for her dress. 'He's only marrying you to save his own skin, and the man who has told him to do this doesn't want you in power. Alarm bells should be ringing.'
Vincent's attitude towards Rowena had changed over the last few days, following the announcement of Rowena's marriage to Prince Felipe. Of course Rowena had told Vincent everything she had heard before the Prince's proposal, but her new best friend couldn't understand why she was still willing to marry Felipe.
'What else am I going to do with myself?' Rowena said from behind the screen. 'Felipe is a nice guy and I like him a lot. I don't want to see him homeless because no country will accept him.'
'But you're settling for second best,' Vincent insisted. 'Surely after all that time you spent in the tower, dreaming of the handsome prince riding up to save you and you both falling deeply in love, that is what you deserve. You should marry for love, not convenience.'
'Well unfortunately my chance for love has passed me by,' Rowena said sadly. She had been thinking about Artem more than normal over the last few days. She had insisted the wedding take place as soon as possible, so the cathedral had been given orders to be prepared for a royal wedding within a week. There were questions flying around about how quickly the couple were getting married, but Rowena didn't pay any attention to them. She had nothing to hide.
'That is not true.'
'Yes it is,' Rowena said firmly. 'Artem is gone.'
'But you can't only get one chance at love. The world is not so unfair that there is only one person in the world you can love. You have to be allowed a second chance.'
'What if Felipe is my second chance? What if I am in love with him and I just don't know it?'
'Do you feel the same when you're with him as you did with Artem?'
'No,' Rowena confessed after a long pause.
'Then you have your answer.'
'But what if I grow to love him? I didn't love Artem from the first time I set eyes on him. And Felipe makes me feel good. He treats me as an equal and doesn't talk down to me or try and simplify what he is saying just because I'm a woman. And he's far better suited to me than Artem ever was. He's a prince and Artem was a thief.'
'But not just any thief,' Vincent pointed out. 'King of Thieves.'
'It makes no difference. He was still a criminal, even if he was kind and loving and generous.' Her hand went to her chest where the silver locket hung, clasping it in her hand almost without noticing what she was doing. 'My father would never have approved.'
'You can never know that. From what I know of your father all he wants is for you to be happy.'
'But that's because I'm marrying a prince. He doesn't know anything about Artem, and his isn't going to,' she said in tone which clearly said to Vincent 'you are not going to tell him'.
'Yes but if he did know about him, I'm sure he would be happy for you to marry him as long as it was your choice.'
'As long as Felipe was my choice,' Rowena muttered so Vincent couldn't hear. 'Ow!'
'I'm sorry your highness but you are going to have to keep still,' the dressmaker said as a pin pricked the Princess's skin through the ivory material.
'Sorry,' Rowena said apologetically. Vincent slumped into a chair, letting out a huge sigh.
'So if you didn't want my advice on your new husband, why have I been called away from my work? You know there is going to be a big feast tonight in honour of your marriage in two days. They really can't spare me in the kitchen if I'm just going to sit up here and wait for you to get dressed.'
'If you're going to be like that then I won't tell you why you're here.' She let out a hiss as another pin jabbed at her skin as Rowena leant backwards to see around the screen.
'My lady, if you are not going to stay still then I will have to ask him to leave.'
'Do you want me to leave?' Vincent asked standing up. 'Because I can come back later if now isn't a good time.'
'No I want you to see this dress,' Rowena said. 'We'll be done in a moment.' Vincent resumed his place in the chair by the wall, waiting in silence. Ten minutes later and he heard the dressmaker tell Rowena to step down from the stool and look in the mirror.
'Are you alright in there?' He asked, leaning forward.
'I think so,' Rowena said, her voice slightly unsteady. There was a rustle of fabric and she appeared from behind the screen. Vincent's jaw almost went straight through the floor it fell so fast. He felt the need to stand up as he looked at the woman standing before him. 'What do you think?' Rowena asked nervously.
'You are beautiful,' he breathed.
'Do you think so?' She said, turning to the full-length mirror and examining herself in it. 'I'm not sure, I think the shape is wrong and I don't know about the detail on the bodice. It's just-'
'Don't change a thing,' Vincent said, walking over to stand behind her in the mirror. From there he could see a few delicate wisps of Rowena's hair were falling down from the nape of her neck, and the rest was pinned up messily onto the top of her head so the dressmaker could work, unhindered, on the dress. Her skin was as white as marble, almost matching the colour of her dress, which fell in waves of fabric to the floor. Her shoulders were bare, making her look pale and vulnerable in the cold light of the fitting room. The detail on the bodice, beautiful swirls, like waves crashing onto the shore and intertwining with each other, was exquisite, the finest Vincent had ever seen.
She looked so beautiful and delicate he was scared to touch her in case she might fall apart. 'Don't change a thing.'


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The clock winds down and strikes it's toll at noon, as a hit and run victim dies, watching passers by do what they do best, just pass on by with not much more than a scowl or a brief pause from their facebook accounts.
Somewhere off in the unseen distance, the inhabitants of a tent city are writing their declaration of independence and their constitution along with their wills as the very people that swore to "serve and protect" them prepare to round them up, bag 'em and tag 'em for processing into their new concrete and tax payer financed homes, the state penitentiary...
A military veteran scrounges through garbage cans looking for a bite to eat on a saturday night, while everyone else partakes in the ritual of celebrating the temporary freedom that surviving a long work week has won them.
"Cheers" to good times, not so good times and the bitter end to all of this, this spiraling out of control that we call "modern day life", or "business as usual".
May God have mercy on us all...
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One hundred years from now they'll either be laughing at us or despising us for the damage that we've done, to everything.
Anything that could burn, we burned it.
Anything that could break, we broke it.
Anything that could die, we killed it, ate it and loved every minute of it.
Anything with a heart or willpower, well we broke that too, and then laughed about it.
You see, these are the end times.
The times they'll be talking about to scare the children of the future, to brush their teeth and go to bed RIGHT NOW, "or else"...
Warnings, threats, promises (or broken promises, especially to ourselves)...
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If the people of the future are smart, they'll edit us out of the history books, like we did to our real heroes and villains, so they can have a decent chance at true peace.
Some satisfaction, that they actaully did the best that they could do.
So sad to think that the best that they could do would be to forget us and all we did and all we were.
Like a trip to the bar after a bad day, a bad week, month, year or even a bad life.
To be drank away, an attempt to cover the truth and the regret of the ugly mistakes that wouldn't go away.
To smother the rot with a blurry, fuzzy, and induced state of artificial "happiness".
And what is "happiness"..?
It's a carrot on the end of a stick, within a dream that our parents told us to help us fall asleep...
Yes, "happiness", is on a big billboard sign, off the side of the highway.
It's a strategically marketed campaign to get anyone that can tie their own shoes something to buy-into, to keep the hierarchy pyramid scheme running nice and smooth, and to keep us busy enough to forget to remember what REAL "happiness" really was, before the beginning of the fall, when we began to lose control of it all, as well as our own lives...
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The early indications this week were that Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones had suffered a neck injury that was career threatening. But a second opinion gave Jones good news.
Adam Schefter of NFL Network is reporting that another doctor has told Jones he could resume playing in a few weeks. That doctor told Jones he has fluid in his spine but will not need surgery.
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The early indications this week were that Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones had suffered a neck injury that was career threatening. But a second opinion gave Jones good news.
SkiFree says: Dec 11, 2008 2:00 PM
How do you go from career ending to a few weeks?
Mbehavin2 says: Dec 11, 2008 2:03 PM
Who was the second Dr.? The famous athletic Doctor Jerry Jones? Or even if it was a Dr. recommended by JJ I would ask for a third opinion.
neutral_like_sweden says: Dec 11, 2008 2:09 PM
Good for Pacman! The more talent there is playing in the league the better.
BigEd1340am says: Dec 11, 2008 2:14 PM
Did this Doctor give his opinion at gunpoint??
Hollywood Wags says: Dec 11, 2008 2:14 PM
That jerkoff AIkman went on and on about how tough the Cowboys were, how playing a tough team in December removes all questions about their toughness.
I guess that douche missed all the Dallas guys being helped off the field. I swear, it was every other series of downs when a Cowboy was being attended to.
Aikman is a slimebag.
teddybayer says: Dec 11, 2008 2:17 PM
No love lost here, but "fluid in the spine-no problem"? I would get a third opinion.
JonD says: Dec 11, 2008 2:18 PM
Let's hope the doctors name is Vince Young.
nerdmann says: Dec 11, 2008 2:18 PM
Maybe he should also get his head examined.
renard says: Dec 11, 2008 2:19 PM
i hope for pacman's sake that doc isn't a hack.
spanky07 says: Dec 11, 2008 2:35 PM
Too bad the paralyzed bouncer won't be getting good news like this….with any luck at all, Jerry Jones will realize his team has no heart or character as long as he hangs onto people like Pacman, Tank and Turd Owens and he'll get rid of them all.
freedomispopular says: Dec 11, 2008 2:36 PM
"Adam Schefter of NFL Network is reporting that another doctor has told Jones he could resume playing in a few weeks."
Are you sure this doctor isn't out to get him?
JoeSixPack says: Dec 11, 2008 2:45 PM
Once again – its not the neck that threatens his career. It's what sits on top of it.
svnrdr says: Dec 11, 2008 2:49 PM
Mr. Jone, I have good news and bad news for you…
The good news is that you will be able to use all of the chances that Roger Goodell continuously gives you to play in the NFL.
The bad news is that you have terminal cranial rectalitis and will be a turd for the rest of your pitiful life.
ch0wfaced91 says: Dec 11, 2008 3:02 PM
Harris Smtih
mholt59 says: Dec 11, 2008 3:03 PM
It has to be either Dr. Vinny Boombatz or Dr. Bombay.
Those old enough will recognize them as characters from Rodney Dangerfields shows and Bewitched
teddybayer says: Dec 11, 2008 3:03 PM
Adam Schefter is a well-appointed tiny little hack, from the school of, "the better my suit, the better I am". Reminds me, there was a lineman named "The Pope" in Dan Jenkin's, "Semi-Tough" and he hated sportswriters so much that once, at a buffet, he simply at the hack's eyeglasses. I wish Adam Schefter would meet The Pope and be done with his squatty little five foot three inch frame. He's crap. Does he not question the disparity between "career-threatening" and "back in three weeks"? Where's the investigation? For that matter, why does the NFL Network suck as bad as it does? Someone call that Tampa radio station for some real knee-deep investigative reporting. Not.
AlexanderIsland says: Dec 11, 2008 3:09 PM
The second opinion was probably from a witchdoctor licensed somewhere in Africa…
'fluid in thy spine – no problem! We put sand on thy neck to dry it out, and throw some bones to please the spinal cord gods…'
vincelombardi says: Dec 11, 2008 3:19 PM
…..and the rest of society BAD news….
alansaysyo says: Dec 11, 2008 3:21 PM
This must be karma for all the people who commented on the last Pacman post saying it was karma… 😐
-RoNiN- says: Dec 11, 2008 3:27 PM
LMFAO @ JoeSixPack!!! I'm a Dallas fan, and even *I* thought that was hilarious!! Probably more so because it's TRUE!! LOL The guy could be SO much better if he would just FOCUS!!!
On another note, i find it ironic how when a "turd" on a team is NOT a game changer.. no one really mentions them.. even though they ARE a "turd". Yet on the other hand, when a "turd" on a team happens to BE a game changer, people call for their heads!! It makes you wonder whether or not they would be calling for these game changer's, pardon me, "turd's" heads, if they happened to play for the team that THEY cheered for.. just a thought!! ;o)
Mike D says: Dec 11, 2008 3:57 PM
Umm, "good news" Florio?
Career is over = good news
Clipped in drive-by = great news
Able to continue football career = bad news
ROMO4PRES says: Dec 11, 2008 4:41 PM
Dr. DoItchBig
antneejay2 says: Dec 11, 2008 4:43 PM
".. just a thought!!" -RoNiN-
Your first?
Non-Euclidean says: Dec 11, 2008 5:10 PM
Ah. Dr. Urbanski, I presume?
momadance says: Dec 11, 2008 5:18 PM
Dr. Nick Rivera? Helllllllo Everybody!
-RoNiN- says: Dec 11, 2008 5:34 PM
antantneejay2.. is that the BEST you've got? If you are going to try and belittle somones opinion, or someones take on a situation, why don't you try responding with an opinion, or a take of your OWN!! But to come on and type just "your first?"… that's just WEAK!!! LOL It's neither witty, nor insightful! It's a pathetic attempt at an insult!! Don't bring slingshots to gunfights!! ;o)
dallas1966 says: Dec 11, 2008 6:28 PM
i think this is great news for the cowboys depleted secondary and for pacman. the way pacman was yanked from the bottom of that pile during the muffed punt and the spearing he took from steelers linebacker james harrison that pacman made through the rest of the game. it showed pacman's passion for the game depsite the injury. if pacman can come back in a couple of weeks (if the swelling subsides) that would be great. pacman was a spark for the secondary. let's give the young man a break. the media something influence people's opinions and or perception of a person. let the young man play the game he has a passion for, we all make mistakes in life. i am surprise the cowboys front office did not have the steelers investigated for a bounty out on pacman.
dustin_chandler says: Dec 11, 2008 7:33 PM
this is karma for everyone that laughed at his career being over.
Darth Ringo says: Dec 12, 2008 12:51 AM
Ok, so he may be able to play again. For how long? What team out there is going to sink lots of money into a player with a bad back and such a sordid history?
Jones probably felt he was destined for the Hall of Fame because of all the press clippings, but the final act of his career will be a one-and-done with the Cowboys.
Good freakin' riddance.
radneck says: Dec 12, 2008 3:14 AM
TO: I'm glad he's going to sniff, sniff, be back, sniff, he's my cornerback, sniff, sniff.
jkorn1818 says: Dec 12, 2008 10:00 AM
god speed, im glad pacman isnt facing a career threatning injury. i think hes matured a lot under the watchful eyes of the Big D organization. men are made there and he just needs another year or two. someone with his ability and skill def needs to show his complete game to defenders. under close scrutiny he was able to bounce back as one of the best corners in the league this yr. god bless you adam jones and i wish you a speedy recovery. I've also been noticing in games this yr, after kick returns people have been taking extra shots at him, dragging him after hes tackled, a mush to the face here and there. there are better ways to go at someone then by being dirty, is every special teams unit jealous and nervous about him going all the way?
Jackson1 says: Dec 12, 2008 12:52 PM
The second opinion doctor was later quoted as saying,
"I'm not a real doctor…….but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night"


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Re: I'M HONESTLY SORRY GUYS[ Edited ]
Asis_aka_Talent wrote:
I just want all of you to know that I am sorry for everything that I have done on this site. Sorry for any drama I have cause, Sorry for anyone's feelings I have hurt, I'm sorry for calling certain people out and sorry overall for being rude. I'm not going to try to say 2 wrongs make a right so overall I can take the blame to being arrogant and childish. There is no excuse for that. I have been a headache for some of you and once more im sorry. I don't expect you guys to forgive me.. I don't expect anyone to even post on this tbh. But no matter what I am sorry for everything I've done. And from this point forward it stops.
Some of you may wonder "why now" lets just say I realize life is too short to be dealing with to much negative energy even through the web. I have had a lot of blessings in my life and being a troll overall is just counter productive. Currently I am taking a PSAS break prob wont play for a week or two. But I think im going to focus on training people to level up then leveling up myself. I want to make up for being a A HOLE and become a helpful person for everyone here. SO once again sorry fellas and get ready for a new Asis.
Lastly to those that choose to still not forgive me thats fine I will not be attacking anyone. I mean that.
Until next time Ase Out
The only thing you ever done to me was not answering a demand of duel with me, but its alright XD im sure you had your reason, or something else to do with your time, so its ok XD anyway i never hated you. always through you had attitude, and this is what i like XD player with attitude show potential
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I don't believe I've seen any havoc you've caused but regardless it's good to see you're more self aware about your own wrongdoings than most people on the internet as well as the forums, I've never hit the kudos button in this forum before but you've given me a reason to so that actually says quite a bit.
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Still would be fun to try it sometime if you ever have the time for it. Also I have European ping...
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Not to take away from him since I do think he's the best GC player atm, but Laybackkid and I are also pretty decent Cole players and I know I'm always willing to show people stuff.
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I messaged you once about how you record your matches and the like. Your gameplay is always nice, especially as a fellow Cole main. I'd like to get to work with you on tech and so forth at some point. we may have knowledge each other may benefit from. Add me, xFeyblade, and let's meet up soon
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This is a pleasant surprise. Internet drama rarely has a final act and I have to give you props for this, Asis.
Thanks Strife I hope we can move forward and be good from now on!! I think we could make some good vids together if we wanted lol
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Asis, I know we had our issues, but if you're serious, then you've gained my respect.
Thanks bro btw whenever you want to fight my main we can do that anytime just let me know bro!!
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"When you look at the group 25 percent are from Mexico … geogrpahic proximity and cross border migration."
Doctor Eduardo Olivarez is Chief Administrative Officer for Hidalgo County Health Department. He says his clinic along the border has been dealing with a 25 percent increase in TB cases with many of them being drug resistant.
"Unfortunately the incidents of pediatriac HIV related tubercu … affliated with diabetes."
Health officials say the increase in drug resistant TB is happening at a time when funding to fight the disease has been flat or falling. CDC funding for TB control has dropped 17 percent over the past decade. Worldwide the rate of TB continues to increase at a rate of about one percent. World Health Organization officials say in 2004, 1.7 million people died of TB with nine million new cases reported. Officials say TB is the number one killer of people with AIDS. Again Doctor Castro with the CDC.
"I think what you see throughout the globe is a level of complacency because … turn of the 20th century. prematurely declare victory."
The overall number of TB cases in the US declined by four percent to the lowest case number since tracking began in 1953. But Castro notes that's the smallest decline from one year to the next since tracking began in 1953. Capella Tucker, Houston Public Radio News.


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My wife very frequently(almost daily) gets severe head ache and becomes unconscious sometimes and even though she travels in the same route daily sometimes she can't remember where she's, recognizes me by seeing the wallpaper on her mobile and then she becomes normal. A few months earlier due to severe head ache doctor had advised for ct scan and the reports are normal, for second opinion we've consulted another doctor and he also said that reports are normal, i can't see her in this condition, but unable to find the issue, help me to find it.
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Some have joked that Klik-Pao is the definitive "martial" art, here. From a certain perspective, there's a grain of truth in that sentiment. Though, unfortunately it's nowhere near as widespread nor deeply-held of a belief sufficient to make it an American art. Certainly, in many of the cities, there's a shoot-first-ask-questions-later mentality amongst many of the most violent, though that's hardly on the "art" end of the scale.
If we can make the turn from dog-eat-dog, blind anti-constitutionalists to a more-enlightened citizenry that upholds defensive arms as being every bit the saving grace they ought to be, then we might just have a chance at having a cultural martial art worthy of the name. Until then, I'd say it's a bit of a stretch to lay claim to it.


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Driving safely not only depends on your own driving skills, but also the driving habits of everyone else on the road. Unfortunately, not all states are full of safe drivers. In effort to educate drivers on safety, Allstate releases an annual "Allstate America's Best Drivers Report." The report is based on Allstate claims data, and ranks 200 of America's largest cities driver's safety.
Do you live in one of the least safe cities to drive in? You do if you live in Arlington, VA, San Francisco, CA, or Miami, FL, according to the latest Allstate report. On a positive note, Fort Collins, Colorado has earned the title of "America's Safest Driving City" for a third time. According to the study, drivers in Fort Collins are 28.2% less likely to experience an accident every 10 years than the national average.
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Kelly is mentoring the girls in Miami for the Judge's House stage. An insider said: "Kelly is thrilled Jennifer is joining her."
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With a population of 7.5m, the fiercely independent region is Spain's richest, with an annual GDP that is one-fifth of the country's total.
But it is now also the country's most indebted region and has seen the country's most violent, anti-austerity protests as the region slashes public services and attempts to sell off its assets, including some public hospitals.
The threat, however, of central intervention will only raise fears of inflaming nationalist sentiment.
The reining in of spending by the 17 autonomous regions is seen as key, alongside banking reforms, to the nation meeting the strict deficit targets demanded by Brussels.
The regions need to refinance a debt of €36bn this year while also funding a combined budget deficit estimated at €15bn during 2012, an overall level of indebtedness which has swelled dangerously since the start of the economic crisis.
The commitment of the regions to meet austerity targets is essential to the government's efforts to slash its budget deficit to 5.3pc of GDP this year from 8.5pc in 2011. Under current government plans, the overall budget deficit of the regions should stand at 1.5pc of GDP this year, a target widely seen as impossible with revenues down as Spain slumps into a second recession and with an average unemployment rate edging towards 25pc.
The worst hit regions are now facing liquidity problems as bond yields soar to rates deemed unsustainable and some have seen the credit ratings cut to junk status.
The government is heeding calls from regional leaders and is poised to put forward a new mechanism to back regions' debt but the issue is raising concern about the overall sustainability of Spain's finances.
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The Coffee Shop
A girl takes a walk on a rainy day in San Francisco.
The door of the coffee shop creaked open with a prominent squeak, but the five or so people in the coffee shop didn't seem to notice. She ordered a coffee, no sugar, no milk, and sat down at the small, sticky table. It was one of those neighborhood coffee shops, the kind that was cozy but perpetually empty. The barista called out her order in a tired voice, and she retrieved it duly, blowing gently on it.
The bitter aroma of the coffee was irresistible, but she burned her tongue as soon as she sipped it. She crinkled the newspaper, looking at the other people in the coffee shop on an insignificant rainy Sunday. Two people sat on the comfy looking couch, discussing something quietly, she couldn't quite make out what they were saying. A rather lost looking woman, (perhaps in her mid-thirtes?) read a magazine of some sort with a brightly colored cover, coughing every so often, as if to call attention to herself. One person with thick, blocky glasses frames read what looked like a manuscript, crossing out various things with pen and mumbling to himself. Another person sat with him, looking half asleep as they ate their cinnamon twist.
She stirred her coffee absentmindedly, reading an article about the economy but thinking about Italy. She had been there once when she was younger, and she had liked it very much. The streets were mostly cobblestones that had been worn to a smooth finish, and the alleyways were filled with clotheslines. The language was rhythmic and flowing. She had only been there for two weeks, in Rome, but she still remembered it. She took a huge gulp of her coffee, which had cooled down to a more pleasant temperature. She rumpled her newspaper noisily as she searched for a new article to read. She felt like she was in a play, waiting for a new character to come in, or something dramatic to happen. There was a certain poetry to sitting in the tiny coffee shop, with the five costumers, and the two bored baristas discussing their love lives, and the quiet rhythm of the rain falling outside. Her throat felt a little sore, and she downed another gulp of the warm coffee to satisfy it. The scene would have been quite comforting, if she had been free. A sick, trapped feeling rose in her stomach and she crumpled her empty coffee cup, tossed it in the trash. She exited the coffee shop, pulling her coat tighter around her.
The sidewalk was mostly wet, and when the occasional car went by, the lights shined on the wet ground. She walked up the hill calmly, not minding the wetness. Her hair got periodically wetter, forming into thick, dripping clumps. She exhaled noisily trying to get rid of the burning feeling in the back of her throat. A cop car cruised by as she reached a rather busier intersection, but it made no move to stop. There were no sirens or flashing lights. The adrenaline that had coursed through her veins died down, and she breathed deeply. She passed a cute clock repair shop, and peered in the window of the store, trying to make out the clocks in the dimly lit store. For some reason the store made her sad. The shop was probably never open.
She continued walking, pulling her trench coat more tightly around herself as she strolled past the a particularly large house, and sat down at the bus stop. She didn't know where the bus was going, but she really didn't care. The overhang shielded her from the rain, which was letting up a bit. She reached into the pockets of her coat, hoping to find bus fare, and not finding much; a crumpled reciept, a peppermint candy, two quarters and her wallet.
She ate the peppermint and let the the minty taste dissolve in her mouth, removing the bitter aftertaste of the coffee. The bus chugged to a stop after five minutes, and she slid the two dollars for her MUNI fare into the slot.
The bus was nearly empty, and she sat down in a plastic molded seat with a good view of the tree-lined street. The bus creaked away from the curb, and she let her thoughts wander for the bus ride, thinking of soup and halloween and other things that rainy days reminded her of.
It was one of those odd times between meals, but she felt rather hungry all the same. For a couple minutes, she fantasized about getting a sesame seed bagel, toasted and slathered with cream cheese. Then she remembered that she had exactly $10.63 in her wallet, and she needed to save it. Her thoughts, however, drifted back to fantasies of food. A warm brownie with chocolate chips on top. A warm crepe with tomatoes, gooey mozzarella, and basil. She continued in this vein of thought for a while, until a shout brought her back to reality. "You better not be serious? It's a ripoff! Tell him if he wants the original, he's got to pay more than thirty six." A young twenty-something with very short hair and large, expensive looking sunglasses- they were Prada- screeched into her iPhone, waving a dollar at the driver. The driver tried to explain that she needed two dollars for bus fare, and she had to place the money in the slot, but she was too busy yelling. Eventually she just handed him the money, and the bus pulled away from the curb. The woman, -who, she gathered, was talking to someone named Elise- sat down with her fur trimmed coat pulled tightly around her, still talking rudely on her phone.
She threw a glare at the obnoxious woman, and took the chance to get off the bus at the next stop. She stepped out onto the gum-spotted curb, where she noticed that the rain was gone, replaced by a light, almost unnoticeable dirzzle. The air smelled good, like it always did after a rain. It was almost an earthy smell, like the rain had washed away all the smog and exhaust, leaving the air fresh and clean. She was going to walk to the grocery store on the corner, and maybe get a chocolate bar, or a bag of chips, but she was suddenly overcome by a sudden dizziness, a tiredness. She sat down at the bus stop, pressing her face against the scratched plastic, waiting for this to end. "You okay?" A cool voice asked.
It was one of those businessmen, the clean-shaven, cute ones who carry Blackberries and talk on bluetooths. "Yeah, fine." She answered shortly, not really wanting to say much.
He walked off, chattering on his bluetooth. She slumped in her seat, yawning. This whole thing- this whole day exhausted her. She just wanted to go home and curl up under the covers. But, she sternly reminded herself, home is off- limits.
Her cell phone interrupted this train of thought. She pulled it out absemtmindedly, then thought better of it. She got up, walking toward the corner. The tiredness she had felt just a minute ago evaporated as the rain returned again. She just continued walking, feeling the rain soak into her coat. She walked unconciously back toward the apartment, although she knew she'd have to turn back before she got there.
Another cop car rolled by, and even as she recognized the stupidity of her actions, she waved her hands, trying to attract attention. The car pulled over, the officer stuck his head out. "Ya got a problem?"
She was tempted to lie, but couldn't think of anything. "I, um, I'm a suspect in a murder case.... I think they're looking for me."
The officer looked at her, trying to decide if she was lying. "Well, get on in. I'll take ya to the nearest station."
There was somewhat of an awkward silence as he drove toward the station. The cop cleared his throat. "So... who died?"
"My landlady. She found in the hallway."
"I gotta say," He swerved to avoid a school bus. "You don't seem like a murderer."
She looked at him. He had very thick bushy eye brows, which were knitted together in concentration.
"It's always the one's you least suspect, though, innit?" He continued. "Everyone who's read a Nancy Drew knows that."
She wasn't quite sure what to say to that. "I suppose so. It isn't evidence that I ran away, though, right?
"Depends." He pulled to a stop in front of the station. "Want me to escort you in?"
She shook her head and emerged into the rain, which was heavier now, coming down in thick sheets. "Thanks."
She turned around and walked into the station


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I really like streit. He has played well for the islanders and proven he still is a top pairing defender. I understand he isn't the one we are looking for(young) to build around, but he would be a major upgrade over Coburn, especially on offense. He could quarterback the second PP and give us 20 mins a night. He also hasn't played in the NHL for his whole career. Not saying that other leagues are soft but he hasn't taken the beating he could have. He came over when he was 27 years old. He wants a 3 year deal for 5.5. If we move Coburn for a young defender or even package him for Ryan, I would have no problems trying to trade for his rights at the draft or going after him in the offseason.
I do suspect that Ryan will be traded for. I am not in favor of waiting for him to sign with us. We have seen many teams get burned that way. We should remember Ryan is still very young, get him now in his offensive peak and we have a nice top line for giroux
Or you could try and move mez. If you do just insert Coburn back into the lineup. I honestly think Coburn could fetch a 1st and good prospect from a team like Montreal or Detroit. They need steady big defenseman who will give them a solid 22 minutes a night. They just don't grow on trees.
Also if we have to trade couts for Ryan(hoping not) just slide Laughton up to the 3rd line center. We can sign a 4th line center(Gordon, my dream 4th line center)
There is too much to try and cover what we will do. One thing we all should know though is this team will be different. I will not be relying on mcginn/akeson for a top 9 role and I hope to hell homer isn't either. Gus shouldn't be in the top 4 next year unless there is injuries also. Let him be groomed the right way on the third pairing with grossmann. He will allow him to join the rush. I'm happy Gus is improving, but we should all be a little hesitant to throw him into the top 4. Again that would mean we are a playoff tweener probably, fighting to 7-8 spot in the east.
So, who did you trade to get Ryan?
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360documentaries 19 August 2012
In today's program you can hear unique recordings done by soldiers at war, from the Royal Irish Regiment, part of the British Army, on tour in Afghanistan. The soldiers talk about the personal conflict of being Irish in the British Army and the excitement and toil of the battlefield. Also a story of escape from the brutality of Saddam Hussein's Iraq to the safe but sometimes lonely experience of being a refugee in Australia.
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If you're planning on reading Stormwatch #5 and haven't yet, and you don't want to be spoiled, go back now. Yes, now!
The most stand-out page of this issue was, for most people, probably the last one. It'll be crossing over with Superman next month and Grifter in March. In regards to Superman, we've already know that Helspont will be appearing in Superman later on, as seen on the cover for Superman #8. And Grifter...well, he's a Wildstorm character, so something of this sort was to be expected (he's also had a crossover with Midnighter atleast once, I think).
What I want to bring to attention is this panel, shown about a third of the way through #5:
I spy:
- A daemonite in a bottle?
- The box containing the Holy Grail (seen in Demon Knights #4)
- Bottle-City of Kandor?
- A shield?
- A stick, staff, or maybe the scabbard of a sword (perhaps Excalibur?)
- A Green Lantern Ring (looks a little big though...)
- Jenny Sparks' shirt
Some of this may seem wild and silly, but did you know:
- What seems to be the Bottle-City of Kandor appears in the cover for Action Comics #8.
- Demon Knights is supposed to be the origin of the Stormwatch organization. Also, Merlin and Adam One are hinted to be one and the same
- Martian Manhunter, member of Stormwatch, appeared in Green Lantern Corps #4
And as shown by the final page (post at the top of this thread), the Eye of the Storm, presumably scattering the items stored on the ship...
Stormwatch seems to be affecting a number of titles, quickly at that too.


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Gurrumul Yunupingu is singing as the sunlight fades over the Block. His voice echoes off bricked buildings. Shane Phillips is recording the performance on his iPhone.
Like hundreds of others, Phillips is here to watch an open-air screening of the second series of Redfern Now. The 2013 Australian local hero of the year and noted Redfern community activist is ecstatic.
"It's breathing life back into our community," Phillips says. "We were really happy with the way we were portrayed [in the last series]. Instead of the old ways that they stereotypically portrayed us, it was actually Indigenous writers this time. They saw it through their own eyes.
"We've got no control over what's been before, but people can learn from Redfern Now. They can see that such a powerful tool is able to help break perceptions and show the greatness and the richness of our people."
The ABC's six-part series of urban Indigenous life won acclaim and multiple awards. Its blend of social commentary and character-driven drama was as subtle as it was confronting.
Behind us on the Block, local youth workers are putting on a sausage sizzle for the crowd. Many of these young men featured in the first series.
Roy Smith, 24, is proud that his background role is featured in the opening credits. "It's great for young Indigenous talent," he says, but is quick to add that the filming process has included the whole of Redfern. "It's just part of the community now," he says.
Among the audience, dotted with local hipsters and other residents, there are Indigenous Australians from around the state. Jason Pitt, 48, watched every episode and came down to the Block just for the atmosphere.
"I liked them all," he says, "They reminded me of growing up. I grew up in the country, but being Aboriginal means it's the same story, just a different time and different place. We relate to anything."
It's dark now. The huge screen behind the stage flicks on. The producers have decided to show episode two of the new series and director Rachel Perkins picks up the microphone to introduce it. "Thank you to Redfern," she says, "You have been at the forefront of Indigenous affairs for 50 years. This is for you."
The next hour continues in the same vein as the previous series. In essence, says Perkins, this is a story "about finding love and learning to love yourself". It revisits a character from last year but the story is fresh. It engages with issues of domestic violence and community relations with the police.
It's pithy ("one good thing about being a black woman – you get bashed around a bit but you learn about police process"), but warm at the same time.
There's a silence on the Block for most of the screening – broken only through occasional laughter and applause at the end.
As the titles run, the crowd evaporates into the Sydney night. Tonight was for them, but on Thursday it will be broadcast across Australia.
"It's the only show on TV with real Australian identity," says Kate Comino, a teacher from a nearby suburb, "This history is all Australian's history. It couldn't be made anywhere else in the world."


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An aggressive mix of targeting and technology has helped the Wisconsin-based credit union decrease its average age and expand member usage.
Originally published by CreditUnions.com | June 8, 2015
By Marc Rapport
The average age of the 85,211 members of Altra Credit Union ($1.1B, La Crosse, WI) is 39. The industry average? 48.
Attracting and retaining young members has for some time been a brass ring in the credit union industry. So what's Altra's secret sauce?
"We knew members were starting to age out of the products and services we offer," says Mary Isaacs, Altra's executive vice president and chief financial officer.
So the credit union went back to school. It struck up marketing partnerships with colleges in the markets Altra serves in Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Texas and sponsored financial literacy programs as well as events and sports teams at local high schools.
The credit union emphasizes social media, and its products include special youth certificates, student loans, and branded student credit cards. For the next stage of life, there are home-buying programs and products and services aimed at an older set.
"We were doing a great job of getting youth accounts in the door, but we weren't retaining them," Isaacs says. "We need to stay in front of the members as they transition through life stages. We need their family relationships, their student loans, their business loans."
And it needed to go mobile. On the marketing side, Altra formed a Go Mobile team to spread the word. It also adopted the technology to open accounts online when the moment was ripe. On the delivery side, mobile banking — including remote deposit checking (RDC) — has seriously taken off.
By The Numbers
Altra's mobile login requests soared 35% in 2014, from 211,527 in January to 285,544 in December. Mobile RDC use rose even more sharply, nearly doubling from 6,578 deposited items in February 2014 to 12,273 in December and then 10,646 in January 2015.
"RDC sells itself," Isaacs says. "It's a good product that works. It didn't really take off in the PC environment, but once we got mobile RDC, the growth was phenomenal."
Comparatively, the overall percentage of members using online banking edged up a single percentage point during the year, to 47.03% of the credit union's 84,175 members in January.
Altra's electronic banking numbers reflect what's happening in the industry. But that's not the entire picture. Cheryl Dutton, vice president of marketing, says 23% of Altra's current membership joined when they were 17 or younger, and its youth membership growth rate jumped from 6.8% in 2011 to 10% last year.
The credit union places a high premium on services per member (SPM) and Dutton says that members who joined when they were youths now average more than five SPM each.
How can other credit unions achieve similar success?
"Try to be innovative and unafraid to try new technology," advises EVP/CFO Isaacs. "We've tried some things that didn't always work out, like PC RDC. Don't be afraid to give them up. The same with text banking."
Isaacs also stresses keeping upfront costs reasonable.
"We've learned that if you want to have success in a certain area, it can't just be a small part of someone's job," she says. "It has to be their main job."


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