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- The Vols are fighting cancer with Saturday's OUTLIVE white out at Thompson-Boling Arena. You can fight cancer with the Big Orange by buying your OUTLIVE t-shirt at any local Food City, Walgreens, the UT Bookstore, Alumni Hall or at www.UToutlive.org.
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- The game will be televised regionally on CBS. Gus Johnson calls the action, while Bill Raftery provides analysis. Mark Wolff is the producer. Knoxville-area viewers can find CBS on Comcast Ch. 5 (HD 433), Knology Ch. 5 (HD 902), DirecTV Ch. 9 (SD & HD) and Dish Network Ch. 8 (SD & HD).
·This is the Tennessee basketball program's third annual OUTLIVE game, and a white-out is planned for Thompson-Boling Arena. The Vols are 2-0 in OUTLIVE games, having defeated Florida in 2009 and Kentucky in 2010.
·Bruce Pearl and his family have once again purchased 3,000 OUTLIVE t-shirts to give to UT students who attend Saturday's game. And Earlier this week, UT Athletics Director Mike Hamilton Tweeted that he would donate $1 to OUTLIVE for every new Twitter follower he gained before Saturday's game.
Three letters. It's so much easier to say those three letters than it is to utter the multi-syllable longer word.
Cam vs. Cameron. The roster, the announcer, and the media guide will all read or say Cameron Tatum. As much as he's a driver and slasher, Tatum's long range shots have been clutch this season for the Vols. So it's especially sweet when public address announcer, Jeff Jarnigan, blurts out, 'Cameron Tatum for the Tennessee 3!'
But this isn't about whether Tatum wants to be called Cam or Cameron. It's about another short version of a longer word. It's about Win vs. Victory.
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Learn about special projects, neighborhood activities and ask any questions you may have.
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LAKELAND, FL (January 30, 2014) - Late this afternoon I was provided a copy of the Investigative Summary from the State Attorney's Office regarding their review of the hiring practices used for a 2012 Lakeland Police Department Public Safety Aide position. The report raises serious allegations against Police Chief Lisa Womack regarding potential violations of Florida Statutesinvolving Official Misconduct, in addition to alleged deviations from Lakeland Civil Service and Personnel Policies and Procedures. It is my understanding from a review of the Investigative Summary, that the State Attorney's Office has closed its review of the matter and is not pursuing any further actions.
In response to the State Attorney's report, and consistent with City of Lakeland Personnel Policies, I have placed Chief Womack on paid Administrative Leave, pending further review of the report, including appropriate background documentation and statements which may have been used in reaching their findings. In the interim, I have appointed Assistant Chief Larry Giddens as Acting Chief of Police pending the outcome of the City's review on the matter.
Given that many of the allegations in the report concern administrative City of Lakeland Policies and Procedures, it is appropriate that the City review the matter further to determine if any violations of policies have occurred. Any subsequent actions if indicated will be taken following the results of that review.

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damn didnt know that mike ..thanks for the info bro. you guys have fun this weekened for me...it sucks working nights atleast i can read the vwvortex at work
I could use a scan. CEL came on a few weeks ago. damn ignition coil...it's been replaced
oh btw, didnt get back to my house last night until 10 ish and lilly was a sleepy tyrant lol. We will definitely meet up today tho.
Good morning everybody!
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enjoy the weekend and bdays fellas....drink a cold one for me....looks like theyve got me squeduled for massive ot in march april...which is cool....i might have majority of my car finished by then before all the shows
Im always down to drink a cold one for somebody! Have a good weekend everybody. And happy birthday joelzy.
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i think im off next saturday sunday though so time for some fun
Hey everyone, just found this on the Dope Dubs page on Facebook haha.
Sadly I think I may be getting rid of my GTI soon and replace it with something a little more practical to drive around Columbia for the rest of my college career.
I think Joel had a good birthday! Sunday funday!
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Ugh.. Losing momentum. Whats up everybody!
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im alive 1 more night then 2 days off woooohoooo....
Doin some work this weekend..
This is what happens when you dont run fender liners. lol
Rolled My fenders... by hand :/
Got my hood finished, stripped all the double sided tape of the doors, and cleaned all the grease and wax I could find. Next weekend will start the end of all the prep work and taping everthing off.. hopefully.
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Damn that looks like a lot of work.
I changed the beetle wheel and shift knob to white. Did some other small things. Got a new rack. Haven't installed it yet. But it's the one in te pic.
Early visor/mirror set up
That's the rack. Not my car though.
I like the white accessories. Interested to see the rack on your car.. Those flames are to distracting!
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You just got serious with storage space. lol more meat grinders and choppers goin up there??
And.... when do we get to see the air set-up in the car???
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Hopefully I'll be ordering the remainder of needed stuff this week. Friday at the latest. Then basically have to figure out where I'm going to do it and most importantly how. Never did this before. I got a big ass box of control arm bushings, wheel Bearings etc. that are going in too. So I need a press.


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Nice purchase. What year is the S2000?
I drove an AP1 for a while. Plenty of people are quick to dismiss the car due to the low torque numbers, but it really is an excellent platform. The handling is phenomenal. I hope you're ready to deal with oversteer after fighting the STI's chronic understeer.
And the low torque numbers don't really translate into low torque at the wheels when you rev to 9K and your gearing is relatively short.
Consider this: An (imaginary) engine that makes 150 lb-ft of torque at 9000 RPMs is putting out the same amount of [horse] power as an engine that makes 225 lb-ft of torque at 6000 RPMs. Horsepower = Torque * RPM. Attach both engines to transmissions with proper gear ratios, and you would never be able to tell the difference. Aside from the much nicer exhaust note of the 9K motor.
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Those are the general rules for turbo Subaru's and jives with Cobb's products. It's all gravy after that.
Your S2000 is beautiful. Looks like it's in great condition as well & a nice find.
So you were going to sell and STi because it was too practical, and you were planning to purchase an R32?
WTF? They are basically the same car.(excpet the STi has a better AWD system and more power)
Good to see you actually got something different, since it seems thats what you were aiming for.
"The Sebring is an extraordinary car. Ugly to behold and hateful to drive, it is not cheap, elegant, comfortable, practical, prestigious, clever, economical, luxurious, well designed, well thought out or, if the rental car I drove in America this year is anything to go by, especially well made either." - Jeremy Clarkson
Man...sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived. - Tenzin Gyatso
Nice cars though, I'd love to have either one.
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Sure, it isn't exactly as exciting as the teased 'Adamo' laptop, but Dell's Studio 14 laptop is still worth a look. Revealed, oddly enough, on Dell's Malaysian site, the system sits, oddly enough, between the 15.4in Studio 15 and forthcoming 13.3in Studio XPS 13.
Spec wise there is, as usual for Dell, a range of customisation options. CPUs start from a 2.1GHz Core 2 Duo T8100 and span up to the 2.6GHz T9500, up to 4GB of RAM can be fitted and graphics power comes courteously either an integrated Intel X3100 GMA or dedicated ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450. That 14.1in screen packs a 1,280 x 800 resolution panel, which is disappointing but on par with rival systems, such as the Samsung X460. On the plus side, it is at least LED-backlit.
As with other laptops in its Studio range, Dell allows a range of colour options, including "Jet Black," "Flamingo Pink" and even "Tangerine Orange." The base spec system is listed as 3,599RM (~£700) which seems pretty reasonable and even a decently specced machine will probably be hard pushed to exceed the £1,000 mark.
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06. Aug, 2012
Crabapple Kitchen is only just coming into bloom, having opened its doors three weeks ago, as this little eatery combines travel and food to create a relaxing dining environment.
Head chef and owner Greg Feck has some serious credentials to his name, working as a sous-chef for the likes of Jamie Oliver and Ben O'Donoghue and also under Stephanie Alexander at Richmond Hill Café and Larder.
Feck along with his partner Kim Coronica, who together run international food tours through their company FoodandTravelCo, have hit the nail on the head in aiming to achieve a relaxing 'oasis', from the cosy open fire and music right down to the intimate collection of personal travel photographs lining the wall.
Drawing inspiration for the menu from his travels around the globe, a small note alerts diners to Feck's favourite dishes discovered overseas, like the Spiced Chicken with chickpeas, preserved lemons, tomato, cumin, onion and parsley ($23) from Cairo.
For this diner, the best seat in the house is up at the bench overlooking the Waxwing kitchen, watching Feck immaculately plate up the dishes, while also staring goggle eyed (with a little envy) at the gorgeous yellow Lacanche oven and the old school 1898 Berkel meat slicer.
For breakfast, it was a toss up between the Buttermilk Pancakes with pear, pecan crumble, crème fraiche and pure Canadian maple syrup ($14.50) and the 'Baked Beans.' In the end the haricot beans braised in tomato with garlic and herbs, gratinated Taleggio and bruschetta ($16.50) won. Adding a beautifully soft poached egg ($3) to the mix was the perfect start to the day. A wonderfully warming dish.
The coffee is also excellent. With Campos beans in the grinder, if you don't have time to pop in do yourself a favour and grab a coffee from the walk up window. But with the kitchen opening up for dinners on Friday and Saturday nights, there really is no excuse.
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Linden New Art's Winter Exhibitions
Milk Bar Mag checked out Linden New Art's winter exhibitions, Avian Interplanetary by Sam Leach and The Opposite of Wild by Kylie Stillman.
Love: Art of Emotion 1400–1800
Love is in the air at the National Gallery of Victoria. Milk Bar Mag checked their latest exhibit, Love: Art of Emotion 1400–1800.
Tom Goldner's Passage will see you walk down a Kensington laneway to be transported into the beautiful world of The Alps.
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The 10th Whitelion Bail Out Charity Fundraiser
Bail Out's plans to help out Melbourne's disadvantaged youth.
The Fox Darkroom
Snap away with The Fox Darkroom, a mecca for photography aficionados to learn all about the traditional methods of black and white photography.
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Matt Abbott is the US Team's Most Important PlayerOne of the strongest reactions to the U.S. Team's 23-man roster was the lack of a third shortstick d-middie, and that criticism was exacerbated by injuries to Dan Burns and Kyle Harrison in pool play. What it also shined a bright spotlight on is how consistent and reliable Matt Abbott is as a player. What's remarkable about the number of times he's come in off the wings of a face-off to make a tough groundball look easy or pulled out of a so-so transition opportunity to calmly flip the ball to an on-subbing middie is how unremarkable he looks doing so. It reminds me of Brodie Merrill in his prime: how easy it is to take for granted. Put it this way — Rob Pannell scored seven goals vs. the Iroquois, but there's likely a reason (maybe it's just seniority, but maybe not) that he's wearing No. 32 and Abbott kept No. 3.
Depth and Versatility Weren't an Issue for the AmericansThe way the schedule set up, the U.S. and Canada had an extra day of rest during pool play and, because they played each other on July 10, had greater space between medal-quality opponents than the Iroquois did. As a result, the US was able to shake off injuries to Burns, Harrison, Kevin Leveille and Jesse Schwartzman without any negative consequences. Similarly, the rotations at attack and close defense and the performances of guys like Dave Lawson, Jesse Bernhardt, Mitch Belisle and Kyle Hartzell have meant that (along with FOGOs Eck and Gurenlian), no individual player has had to play so much that he wore down during the first five games. With two games to play, the US looks healthy and relatively fresh.
The Canadians Needed a Ball-CarrierLooking at Canada's roster after John Grant, Jr.'s move to the coaching staff, the attack was stocked with goal-scorers but lacked a ball-dominant offensive catalyst. Middies like Kevin Crowley and Jeremy Noble, who've shown the capacity to draw slides and create offense, were clearly expected to create offense for Canada. During the first half vs. the US, however, that strategy couldn't generate enough easy shots in six-on-six because Canada couldn't quickly work the ball to attack the backside of the D. Additionally, without a dodging threat from X, the US defense was able to pretty much play six-on-five above GLE. In the second half, Noble started inverting more and, as the offense's best distributor and the player most familiar with assistant Matt Brown's offense, he was the most obvious option to fill that role. Canada spent part of the next four games working out exactly that, and it looks like that move's success will determine Canada's chances in the medal round.
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Canada's Patient and ConfidentI caught up with the Team Canada players and staff on Wednesday afternoon on their day off, and the attitude was pretty light and confident. They weren't panicking about their pool play loss to the U.S., or their near-collapse against the Iroquois. The common refrain centered around the fact that they have spent this tournament learning to play with each other, so they've been playing through the chemistry process. Moving Jeremy Noble behind the goal to quarterback from X was an important adjustment after the U.S. game, and they've been playing confident defense in front of Dillon Ward, who's had an amazing tournament in goal.
Iroquois Need to Start QuickerThe Iroquois have suffered from slow starts throughout this tournament, something they were acutely aware of when we checked in with some of their offensive stars after their quarterfinal win over Scotland. Against the U.S. in a blowout 18-5 loss, they went down 10-0 at halftime, before putting up an even 3-3 third quarter against the Americans. Against Canada, they went down 6-1 at halftime before putting up their thrilling second-half comeback to tie the game with 8:19 remaining. The Nationals were up on Scotland the entire Quarterfinal game, but they let the Scots hang around, leading just 8-7 heading into the fourth quarter in a game in which Lyle Thompson and Brett Bucktooth didn't play. Randy Staats, who showed that he can take over games with Syracuse this spring but also can be quiet at times, told me after scoring two goals and two assists against Scotland that he's not happy with how he's played in Denver.
Australia Is Still Among the World's EliteThe Aussies haven't been heard from much at all since the last World Championships in England, when they finished third with a 16-9 win over Japan. They started off this year's event with a thrilling 14-13 double-overtime win over Japan. But they looked solid in hanging with the U.S. and Canada, and were tied with the Iroquois at halftime in pool play. Goalie Tom Vickery was the hero in their Quarterfinal win over Israel on Wednesday night, making 12 saves. He made 13 against the Iroquois. The Aussies have looked fast and athletic getting up and down the field and finishing with guys like Matt Diver, Anson Carter, Nathan Stiglich, Nigel Morton and Marty Hyde.
Israel Is Challenging to Be Among the World's EliteIn their first FIL World Championship, the Israelis have made a lot of noise, nearly making their way to the Semifinals before a thrilling 9-8 loss to the Aussies on Wednesday night. Former MLL star Ari Sussman has led the way for Israel, as one of the event's leading scorers, and Casey Cittadino (Towson), Cody Levine (Cornell) and Lee Coppersmith (Johns Hopkins) give them speed and scoring that few international teams can match. They came into the Quarterfinal game with an 88-18 advantage in scoring over their opponents in a 5-0 run.
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Olympic champion LaShawn Merritt pulled up shortly before the home stretch in the men's 400 meters at the Herculis meet on Friday after feeling a twinge in his left hamstring. The two-time Olympic gold medalist was challenging for the win in the Diamond League event before suddenly stopping after entering the final bend. The American runner then hopped up and down and held the back of his left leg. ''I went to cycle again and I felt it (the hamstring) kind of shake. It was like a cramp almost,'' Merritt said after the race, which was won by Belgium's Jonathan Borlee. ''It feels kind of tight, it feels like after a cramp. After you have a cramp you have that soreness, but the fact that I can do this (flexing his leg) is reassuring.'' The 26-year-old Merritt looked relaxed about the injury afterward, smiling and sounding optimistic about his participation at the London Olympics, which begin next week. Asked if he thought he will be fully fit for London, Merritt said, ''Yeah, I thi...
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In one of his first major speeches, new Bureau of Indian Affairs head Dave Anderson told tribal leaders that the Cobell trust fund lawsuit has been a "good thing" for his beleaguered agency. "A lot has happened because of Cobell," Anderson said at the National Congress of American Indians in February. But in a brief filed with a federal appeals court this week, the Bush administration said that good thing must come to an end. Attorneys for Anderson and Interior Secretary Gale Norton, who are named defendants in the eight-year-old case, asked for the lawsuit to be removed from the court system altogether. "This case has lost its moorings," the administration wrote on Tuesday. The request came in a challenge to an order U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth issued last September. In a 270-page opinion, the judge said it was impossible to let the Interior Department manage the assets of an estimated 300,000 individual Indians without court oversight. The department, he wrote, "has an unprecedented opportunity within its grasp: to take real steps now to redress some of the harm that has been inflicted against some of this nation's most impoverished citizens, and to take real measures that will improve the quality of their lives." The administration's brief to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals argues that Norton has been doing just that since she took office three years ago. Government attorneys cite the completion of historical accounting statements for more than $100 million per capita and judgment funds held in trust for individual Indians. The accounting is the central issue in the case. But there is little mention of work done on behalf of hundreds of thousands of Indian landowners whose oil, gas, grazing and other royalty payments make up the bulk of the Individual Indian Money (IIM) trust. Since the early 1900s, these lands have generated at least $13 billion in revenues. None of it has been accounted. What small progress has been made on the land-based accounting is attributed to Congress. The brief centers on last fall's bitter fight over a rider in the Interior appropriations act that delayed the massive project for at least a year pending further Congressional action. Indian Country united in opposition to the measure, which was inserted over the objections of many members of Congress. The rider barely passed in the House by 11 votes in October. The government's attorneys now say it is solid basis for an end to Judge Lamberth's -- or any other judge for that matter -- role in the management of the IIM trust. "Whatever function continuing district court jurisdiction might have been thought to serve in 1999 has vanished five years later," the brief declares. Lamberth's handling of the case also plays a significant part of the administration's appeal. The brief charges that Lamberth and his officials -- two court masters who have been forced off the case amid controversy over their high-profile roles -- have taken too many over-reaching actions, including holding Norton and other Cabinet members in contempt, to ignore. "In short, even if it were not otherwise clear that no basis for continuing jurisdiction exists, the experience of the past five years demonstrates that the public interest would not be served by a further extension of judicial oversight," the brief states. That attitude drew criticism from Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), who represents about 40,000 account holders in South Dakota. "The department's suggestion that it has the Indian trust management problem in hand, thereby rendering the Cobell lawsuit moot, does not pass the laugh test," he said on Wednesday. The brief isn't the first time the government has sought to do things on its own. The Clinton administration took the stance that Interior didn't have to provide an accounting of the trust at all, or if one was required, it would end at 1994, the date of the American Indian Trust Fund Management Reform Act. The administration also asked the appeals court to end Lamberth's jurisdiction. Just a couple of weeks after Norton took office in February 2001, that line of defense was rejected by the D.C. Circuit in a unanimous decision. The 1994 law requires an accounting of "all funds, irrespective of when they were deposited," the court wrote. In addition to Lamberth's orders on the accounting and trust reform, the Bush administration is challenging his decision to order a shutdown of the Interior's Internet connections. The systems were put back online by the D.C. Circuit pending resolution of the dispute. The court battles continue as attempts to provide a resolution to the case advance. This week, the Cobell plaintiffs praised the selection of two mediators. Retired federal judge Charles B. Renfrew and professional mediator John G. Bickerman were announced on Monday. Relevant Documents:
Appellate Court Briefs in Cobell v. Norton (Department of Justice) Relevant Links:
Indian Trust: Cobell v. Norton - http://www.indiantrust.com
Cobell v. Norton, Department of Justice - http://www.usdoj.gov/civil/cases/cobell/index.htm
Indian Trust, Department of Interior - http://www.doi.gov/indiantrust Related Stories:
Cobell trust fund suit mediators announced (4/6)
Cobell mediator Renfrew has oil tanker named after him (4/6)
Appeals court issues stay of DOI shutdown order (03/25)
Neal McCaleb criticizes Tex Hall and Judge Lamberth (03/19)
DOI's Internet connection shut down for third time (03/16)
Lamberth defends special master against attack (03/16)
Computer shutdown applies to all DOI systems (03/16)
BIA shows off information technology facility (03/02)
Anderson praises Cobell suit in NCAI speech (2/25)
Cobell continues fight for accounting of billions (12/19)
Lamberth orders DOI to turn over IT reports (12/12)
DOI fares poorly on computer security report card (12/11)
Trust fund rider faces test in courtroom (11/24)
Trust reform a big issue at NCAI conference (11/21)
Tribes still frustrated on trust reform (11/20)
Norton finally responds to trust settlement (11/20)
Bush officials blasted by tribal leaders (11/19)
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My Money Blog has an insightful post about retirement savings plans for the self-employed. It looks at the differences between SEP-IRAs and self-employed 401(k)s.
One of the negatives of freelancing is that you have to establish and administer your own retirement plans. Thankfully my two years of brokerage and banking experience, coupled with reading The Motley Fool, has given me the knowledge to make informed decisions.
I've just been saving for retirement in a Roth IRA, but am thinking about opening a SEP-IRA as well.


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I have a nice Lake Bonneville Apparition boat for sale. It has the optional doors and the right hand gun port with cover. It has been used about 15 times and has a few nicks and scratches, but is a good solid boat.
$650 located in Willard.
Message me if interested.


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Carrie Martin is a British acoustic guitarist, singer and songwriter from Hull in Yorkshire. Having given up music to raise a family she returned to writing, playing and singing encouraged by the noted acoustic guitarist Gordon Giltrap – she cites her meeting Gordon as the most important thing that has happened to her in her musical career. Her guitar playing has attracted sufficient attention for her to be recruited as an endorsee by Vintage guitars. Influenced by the likes of Eva Cassidy and Ann Wilson from Heart, her writing and performing style nevertheless defies categorisation. Her new album, "What If", signed by Trapeze Music, features Carrie on guitar and vocals, with guest appearances from Gordon Giltrap, Oliver Wakeman and Ric Sanders.
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Accessing the internet on the go just got a little bit easier from today.
Mobile operator EE, owner of T-Mobile and Orange, has fitted out 40 black cabs with a super-fast 4G connection, turning each vehicle into a travelling mobile hotspot. That means passengers can surf the web or look at email and video for free — at up to ten times the speeds of a regular 3G mobile network.
The idea is that a cab journey will be less stressful as a result — apparently 40% of passengers say they get stuck in traffic on the way to a meeting. EE is keen to promote its 4G service after stealing a march on O2 and Vodafone which won't offer a similar super-fast service until the summer.
For good measure, the cabs have been decked out in EE's distinctive bluey-green livery, so passengers will know it is a 4G-enabled cab.
Spencer McHugh, EE director of brand, said: "We can't make taxi journeys any faster but we can certainly speed up people's smartphones."
Tweet dreams for Osborne
Some Twitter nonsense: the Chancellor — or at least his Treasury lackeys — made a foray into the Twittersphere on Budget Day, racking up nearly 39,000 followers.
But will Osborne hit six figures by Christmas day? Bookie BetVictor offers odds of 4/7 that he does, although given the amount of grief he's getting — "berk" being among the kinder — 4/1 says he'll give up on the entire social media lark by May 1. Punters seeking longer odds might be tempted by the 12/1 on his following the Twitter feed of the notorious restaurant-trashing Bullingdon Club by Christmas. BetVictor is also dangling 33/1 on Osborne retweeting anything by Kerry Katona this year, in the unlikely event she starts firing out endorsements of his deficit-cutting strategy to her 215,000 acolytes.
Myers ready to grease rock titles
It's a welcome return back to the business world from the golf course for John Myers, the larger-than-life media chief best known for buying up a network of radio stations for The Guardian. He is the man behind today's purchase of Metal Hammer and Classic Rock magazines. Staff will find out shortly if Myers has maintained his legendary personnel skills. A Trouble at the Top documentary once captured him telling the hapless presenter of the religious programme at Nottingham's Century 106 station that the show was being cancelled because "even God's not listening". Later in his career, when he acquired Scot FM, Myers celebrated by conducting press interviews from a McDonald's Drive- Thru. Will it be cheeseburgers all round to mark his latest acquisition?
Myers must know the rock world isn't half as greasy as it used to be.
* An interesting way to push your stories from PR outfit Bishopsgate. At the top of Intandem Film's interim results is the subject line "half-year results — shares off 28% on widening losses." Bet the client loved that.
* Nationwide's latest house price index is full of stunning insights into the market. City Spy had to sit down after discovering that London homebuyers "pay a significant premium to live close to a Tube or railway station", and that "coastal locations are popular among retirees". Never.
* There's a lot to be said for apprenticeships but should UK Asset Resolution — the body charged with winding up the dodgier loans of Bradford & Bingley and Northern Rock — be taking them on? The firm has 17 apprentices within the business and is looking to recruit a further 20. But given that the whole point of the business is to wind down loans and return cash to the taxpayer — albeit over a number of years — it doesn't exactly seem like a career with long-term prospects.
* Well done to coach and rail operator National Express, which managed to wait until after 1pm on the Thursday before Easter to release its annual report. This contained the happy news that the business has raised the amount of the potential bonuses it pays its chief executive and finance director to 150% of salary, up from a miserly 125% previously. As it was, chief executive Dean Finch and financial director Jez Maiden earned bonuses worth 117% of salary last year, even though pre-tax profit nearly halved to £70 million. Chairman of remuneration, Sir Andrew Foster, said his committee was "comfortable with the level of bonus earned based on the performance against financial targets and the achievement of specific personal objectives set at the start of the year". Very comfortable, we're sure.
* Ferrexpo and CSR were two more listed firms to decide Thursday afternoon before Easter was the right time to release annual reports. Bravo.
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Cast: Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Ian Holm, Jason Flemyng, Robbie Coltrane and others
Directed by: Allen Hughes, Albert Hughes, Artur Wooster
Produced by: Amy Robinson, Tom Hammel, Allen Hughes
Genres: Suspense/Horror, Thriller and Adaptation
Running Time: 2 hrs. 1 min.
Release Date: October 19, 2001
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Jack the Ripper was the first tabloid star of the twentieth century and remains the most notorious and enigmatic serial killer in history. After five heinous, ritualistic murders are committed during a ten-week span in London in the Fall of 1888, Scotland Yard Inspector Frederick Abberline's new assignment is to investigate the brutal "Jack the Ripper" murders in the Whitechapel district of London. Along with a string of mutilated prostitutes, he uncovers a conspiracy involving the government, sex, and blackmail that could lead straight to the Royal Palace.
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10th May 2002, 12:23 AM
Has anybody tried Abbott Racing's 3.3 bar fuel pressure regulator? They claim it's better than a RRFPR but i don't know if their full of *** or not.
10th May 2002, 12:23 AM
Has anybody tried Abbott Racing's 3.3 bar fuel pressure regulator? They claim it's better than a RRFPR but i don't know if their full of *** or not.
Johann F
10th May 2002, 04:01 AM
They don't seem to like RRFPR's do they ( possibly because they need setting up to suit an individual car and also reseting for the first few 100 miles - fixed FPR's are fit and forget)! Any way here are my ramblings on the topic; I reckon it depends on your cars fuel system - if you have a lambda feedback then changes in fuel pressure (up to a certain point) will be accomodated during normal driving and the extra presure from each unit will help under hard acceleration and WOT when the systems go to open loop and are relying on pre set fuel maps. If you have an early (or most Euro specs up to about 1990) non lambda car then the fixed rate may be a bit too rich under normal conditions. Having said that 900T's always run better with a slightly richer than stock mixture. My preference is for the RRFPR for one very good reason - it's adjustable - you can change the base setting to suit your needs and engine characteristics. However if you set it too high at idle you go very rich in early boost and it will cause a flat spot - you also raise the top end boost fuel pressure to a very high level this will put a strain on the fuel lines and seals etc but more importantly they can actualy reduce fuel delivery as the fuel pressure is preventing the injectors from opening properly - in theory.Many tuners have seen this on A/F dyno charts - early rich and leanout at the top. However this is when people are usualy trying to get the RRFPR to do all the work of supplying extra fuel for very high boost - if you regard, as I do , these devices as a simple way of pepping up the feel of the car by slight enrichment then you can't go wrong. Now if you are running a late Euro spec car with the lucas FI system then it's slightly different again..... but that's another story.
10th May 2002, 11:08 AM
The Abbott fuel reg is also horrendously over priced, at something over £100+vat!! Malpassi (people who make FSE) also do an adjustable reg with a 1:1 ratio. I bought one a while back and it was around the £50 ish mark.
Eric van Spelde
10th May 2002, 02:31 PM
GBP 160 + VAT IIRC... lots of money for an item which is just the same construction- and materialwise as all other Bosch FPR's that can be pulled from any junkjard, only with a higher rating. I think olny Porsche used it as OE. They never have given a solid reason as why having a fixed, but higher, rate fpr would be better than one that gives the same amount of fuel on idle and bumps fuel pressure up when you nail the throttle. Í'd say it's a bit like putting bigger injectors on without any means to compensate the richness at al points in the engine load rpm 'map' apart from WOT, high rpm. Just seems a stupid way to do things. Burn more fuel all the time (and prolly wash your cylinder bores with excess fuel) because you need more at a well-defined area of the fuel map. In other words: why defeat all the development work in your ECU just because you want extra fuel at the few procent of time you are actually -using- more than stock max boost. Mostly, you'll have changed very little to the engine that would alter its fueling need at idle/light load/low rpm's, so the fuel maps in the stock ECU are still perfectly valid.
The top-end leanness many have seen in dyno charts is from the LH ECU changing from fuel delivery calculated out of AMM input to a 'fixed' map from 4.5 or 5K rpm upwards, not high fuel pressure working against injector opening (which wouldnt make sense to me because LH injectors are elcectromagnetic devices to which it theoretically would not matter **** how high the fuel pressure they see is - unlike K-jet injectors they're triggered by a PWM signal from the ECU, not fuel pressure). This is why an additional injector controller is a good idea - you can 'fill in' the leanness at the top end without making things over-rich in the middle rpm band. And any fuel distribution issues of a 5th injectro placed updtream of the intake manifold are rendered non-critical by the high air velocities when you actually use it, which is only at high rpm and WOT. And you can always set up a second fuel rail in the inlet manifold if that's not enough...
But then again, Abbott's expertise is mainly mechanical/suspension, not engine management... :wink:
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Panel strikes down Indianapolis redistricting plan
A panel of judges has struck down a City-County Council plan for redistricting.
The Marion County Superior Court judicial panel issued the 3-2 decision along party lines Wednesday, although it's likely to be appealed.
Mayor Greg Ballard signed off on the plan, which council Republicans crafted in 2011. The panel ruled that the plan was not properly created due to when it was issued. Specifically, Indiana law requires Marion County's City-County Council to redraw district boundaries during the second year following the census. Since the census was taken in 2010 and the plan was issued in 2011, the panel ruled that it should not stand.
The court is allowed by state law to come up with new boundaries. However, city attorneys could appeal before that happens.
The redistricting affects who you vote for and who represents you.


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Jenny Butler (and Ferdinand!)
I think this is possibly the most exciting post I have written in nearly 3 years of Design Filing. Today I am introducing The Design Files first ever regular contributor / sub-editor person! And she is AMAZING!
Meet Jenny Butler!
You may actually know Jenny already, because for the past few years she has been Apartment Therapy's official Melbourne contributor! Jenny has done such a great job promoting Australian homes and designers on AT over the past 3 years. I can't quite believe my luck, but Jenny is now a proud member of Team Design Files! You have no idea how awesome it is to have someone help me out with this beast! Please make her feel welcome!
Jenny lives in Mornington with her lovely hubbie and Ferdinand the insanely cute French Bulldog! She has a grown-up computery job in the daytime, but after hours she is a design blog guru! :) I seriously cannot sing her praises loudly enough! Jenny is an efficiency queen, she knows WordPress better than I do, and she has a zillion brilliant ideas to share with you all over the coming months! At the moment, Jenny will be editing the guest blog, and she's kicking things off this week with an incredible guest blog by Sydney's Signature Prints! Jenny also has some excellent home tours in the works for us… stay tuned!
I heart Jenny. You guys will too. I just know you're gonna get along like a house on fire. A really cute well designed house, of course.


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CSU, Chico Launches Zipcar Car Sharing Program
Zipcar, the world's largest car sharing service, and California State University, Chico announce the launch of Zipcar's car-sharing program on the CSU, Chico campus.
The program will help the University reduce demand for parking and support the University's commitment to sustainability while offering campus and community members a convenient, economical and environmentally friendly alternative to owning a car.
Beginning this semester, five self-service Zipcars – three Honda Insights and two Scion XBs – will be available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The cars are arriving on the CSU, Chico campus this week. The program will begin following the posting of special Zipcar signs in reserved spaces in parking lots on campus.
Zipcars are available to all faculty, staff and students and community members 18 years of age and over who are licensed drivers with good driving records. Gas, maintenance, insurance and reserved parking are included in hourly and daily rates.
Faculty, staff and students will be able to join Zipcar for $35 and can drive for as little as $8 per hour or $66 per day weekdays and $9 per hour or $72 per day on weekends. Students also get $35 in free driving credit as part of a launch promotion. Local residents ages 21 and older can join for $75 ($25 one-time application fee and $50 annual fee). All members 21 and over will have access to Zipcar's network of more than 6,500 vehicles throughout the UK and North America.
"What's great about this program is it offers the campus community the opportunity to learn the habit of using alternative transportation,"
For students, Zipcar offers the freedom of car ownership without the associated cost and hassle of owning a car.
"Like buying music by the song, students can immediately see the benefit of paying for a car by the hour," said Matt Malloy, vice president of Global University Operations at Zipcar. "They also love saving hundreds of dollars per month on car payments. Best of all, Zipcar provides insurance to students as young as 18."
Zipcar is the world's leading car-sharing service, with 325,000 members sharing 6,500 vehicles in urban areas and college campuses throughout 26 North American states and provinces as well as in London. It also is the nation's leading campus car-sharing provider, with programs on more than 120 campuses across the country.
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A group of artists has launched a confrontational exhibition that promises to shock and delight critics just as Damien Hirst and the Chapman brothers did.
But perhaps the most challenging thing about these painters and sculptors is their age. Although their work features trendy, young British artist-style studies of modern life and an alarming display of knitted female genitalia that echoes the mischievous, craft-influenced output of Tracey Emin, the artists in this show are well into their eighties.
The exhibition, called Will and Testament, celebrates the achievements of painters such as 83-year-old Colin Duffield, a Second World War veteran from Sheffield, who produces startling photo-realist portraits such as a likeness of his friend, the nightclub owner Peter Stringfellow.
Duffield knew Stringfellow before he was famous and produced the first poster for his original club night in a church hall. 'I've been a frustrated artist all my life,' he said. 'I've always wanted to paint, but I was too busy earning a living'.
Many of the artists, such as Ted Bonnet, also 83, have come to painting late in life. Bonnet, who served in the Coldstream Guards, worked for Shell before joining the civil service. He started painting when he went to an art class with his daughter three years ago and now lives in Richmond at the Royal Star and Garter Home for disabled ex-servicemen and women.
A year his senior is Renata Mooney, born in Germany and thrown out of art class in her youth 'because I couldn't draw a straight line'. She lived in New York for 50 years, start ing with a job in the basement of Saks Fifth Avenue and working her way up until she became head of worldwide couture for the store. She held this post until she was 72, then emigrated to Ireland in 1999, where she began to paint. Her personal and passionate pictures cover subjects such as a friend's breast cancer and the discomfort of back pain.
Among the most arresting works in the show are the pieces created by Mary Gee (though at 72 she qualifies for the junior section of the exhibition). Her disturbing, wearable knitwear is styled in the shape of female genitalia and breasts. A student at Camberwell College of Art in 1999, she is a Londoner who left school at 14. After marrying and having four sons, she worked as an infants' school teacher, only taking up art once she had retired.
Her work stems from a frustration at the way young people are encouraged to obsess about their image. 'It's all looks, looks, looks nowadays,' as she sees it. Starting with drawings, she quickly decided her work was too serious and began creating her humorous 'sexy underwear'.
Among the other relative youngsters showing work are John McLellan, 70, a wheelchair-bound former coach and truck designer who has lovingly rendered a Western bus from memory, and Sid Simmonds, 74, an East Ender who has been registered blind since 1988 and who works with his face so close to the canvas he often gets paint on his nose. His painting, Down and Out, is a composite of three east London scenes.
His work, and the rest of the art in the exhibition, which is presented by PlayStation 2, was chosen by curators Peter Hames and Joel Levack after a search of more than 30,000 care homes, 2,600 almshouses and many of the nation's tea rooms. It is thought to be the first London show dedicated to promoting the creative work of such aged artists.
The exhibition, supported by Help the Aged, opened in Soho Square, London, yesterday and runs until 9 July. Admission is free.


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Pulpers consolidate waste and these units can reduce the mass of garbage foodservice operators contend with by 80 percent to 95 percent. It is important to note that these units reduce the volume or mass of the waste, not the actual poundage.
The waste consolidation a pulper performs is comparable to the process of mulching leaves, which can reduce 10 bags to just 2. Pulpers accomplish this by grinding the waste and removing the water. Shrinking the size of the garbage creates more room in trash receptacles, which results in fewer garbage collection pickups. Consequently, foodservice operators that use pulpers may be able to reduce their hauling charges. These units can also enhance the cleanliness of a foodservice operation since staff have to transport and store less garbage.
An environmentally friendly alternative to garbage disposers, pulpers were the first waste handling systems that tackled the water reduction issue. By extracting gray water and recirculating it, then grinding and disposing organic waste, these systems can reduce energy consumption and result in less garbage sent to landfills.
The process of pulping involves taking waste to a scrapping station that includes a recirculating trough system. Staff feed garbage into the pulper unit, which operates via a 7 to 10 hp motor with large cutting disks. The pulper cuts all waste prior to the system adding and recirculating the water. The system processes the waste into 95 percent liquid and 5 percent solids. The system removes the extracted water and recirculates it through the pulper for the next batch of garbage. Meanwhile, the system disposes the greatly reduced waste in a trash container. Pulpers can run as long as 8 to 10 hours at a time in high-volume operations.
Foodservice operators can choose from two basic types of pulpers: close-coupled and remote systems.
Close-coupled pulpers are free standing systems that consist of a grinding unit and water press, which process waste at one location. This setup helps decrease waste volume in operations that do not allow centralized food waste collection.
Remote pulpers are an engineered system that requires piping to and from the press and transfer pumps between the press and macerator, which recycle the water being used. Foodservice operators can choose to locate this equipment anywhere from a few feet to several yards away. Remote pulpers include a separate macerating chamber that grinds the food waste before pumping it to a water press situated in a remote location, such as a back dock, pulp collection room or somewhere away from the input area. Operators can fit these units with several macerators hooked into one press.
When specifying a pulper, operators need to determine if there is room on-site to accommodate a close-coupled unit. When space becomes a key specifying consideration, operators can choose a remote system. Both systems have their own advantages, so operators need to decide which option best addresses their waste handling needs.
A close-coupled pulper can be a less expensive option because it doesn't require a custom build. These units also feature less complicated installations and require less overall cleaning due to the lack of separate plumbing lines that require maintenance.
The benefits of a remote system include the ability for operators to add multiple grinding tanks, which can handle one or more dish rooms or discharge stations. Also, operators can opt to place discharge units by dumpsters, which saves labor due to the short transport of waste. Operators that use remote pulpers will need to decide how and where to run the pipes, which will depend on the bin locations. If the pipes' path to the bins include excessive turns and lengths, the system may require extra transfer pumps. Also, with remote units, operators should ensure that enough cleanout access points are available throughout the piping for easier unclogging of waste.
One common mistake operators make when specifying remote pulpers is not utilizing the right type of piping. Typically, operators should use sweeping 90s, not hard 90s, to help reduce the incidence of clogs around tight corners. Piping should feature hard copper construction and have rigid soldering to withstand vibrations, which occur during use.
Organic waste disposal systems represent a newer, completely self-contained pulper type. These systems hold organic food waste in a central drum and decompose it into liquid by applying heat, water and motion. These systems dispose liquid through existing sewage treatment facilities or they can serve as a supplement to irrigation and plant-watering systems.
Prior to purchasing a pulper, operators need to decide if the business warrants it. Operations serving between 1,000 and 3,000 meals at a time are most likely to benefit from pulpers. These typically include such high-volume operations as hospitals, colleges and universities as well as large business and industry feeders. Also, a growing number of mid-sized foodservice operators now use these units.
When specifying a pulper, foodservice operators need to take into consideration the type of food and service style. Operations using compartmentalized trays or china with linen napkins won't use these systems as much as a facility that utilizes paper plates for serving and has excessive amounts of milk cartons or juice boxes, along with large amounts of paper goods. The ability to put disposable servingware in these units is why cafeteria-style operations are more likely to utilize pulpers than high-end hotels.
Operators need to consider their current waste-handling practices, looking at how the business processes garbage and the collection method. For those with a batch system, a pulper can help process between 300 and 1,000 pounds of food and fiber waste per hour.
When choosing a pulper, operators also need to consider the layout of the dishroom and how staff will scrape the dishes. If the operation uses runners to bring waste in on banquet trays that need sorting or large carts with insulated trays sorted by one or two people, there may not be space for a pulper in that area. These systems work best for operations constantly sorting for warewashing, but not for those sorting through large batches of dishes and waste at one time.
The position of the operator in terms of processing organic and inorganic waste also represents another consideration when determining if a pulper is the right fit for a business. Some users of these systems turn pulpers into profit centers by sorting out inorganics.
When choosing the type of pulper, operators need to consider not just the number of covers a day, but the average waste per cover, which will help determine the waste load. This also will help in figuring out what size pulper is needed and the energy or water consumption necessary for processing. Pulpers are available in three-phase, 208, 230 or 460 volts.
One common misconception with pulpers is that the systems can handle all types of waste. Although these units can process Styrofoam and some plastics, pulpers are not designed to handle stretchy wrap plastics and inorganics.
By design, pulpers use much less makeup water than other waste disposal systems. Whereas a standard cold water disposer uses 14 gallons a minute and a recirculating system uses 7 gallons a minute, a pulper uses as little as 2 gallons of makeup water per minute. The process reduces waster use by removing most of the solids out of the water by straining, and recirculating the water back into the unit.
Newer water conservation pulpers utilize a vacuum technology. Instead of the garbage trough recirculating water, garbage is dropped in a hopper and a vacuum sucks the food waste into a central macerator, where it's ground up, water pressed and digested. This one-way system is pricier than traditional pulpers, but can save on water usage.
Hauling bills and waste handling costs are another consideration for those deciding to incorporate a pulper into a facility. Operations that have had a sudden increase in garbage and are dealing with frequent waste pickups may be well-suited for these systems.
Operators should be aware that, although pulpers can reduce waste volume and the associated handling costs, these systems do not completely eliminate the need for labor.
Using these systems is not feasible for all operations. Before purchasing a pulper, operators should refer to state and city laws to ensure these units are not prohibited in commercial establishments. While some areas, such as New York City, do not allow pulping systems in commercial foodservice operations, other locations, like Washington, D.C., encourage their use as a green alternative to garbage disposals.
Because larger pulpers need to connect to a trough system, verify sizing. Incorrect measurements will require new connectors, which could delay the installation of the system.
Operations utilizing silverware should make sure to specify a pulper with an external silverware catcher. These big magnets will stop forks, knives and spoons from getting caught in the trough, where they will either get stuck or ground up in the system.
For tighter floor plans, some pulpers can be customized with corner designs upon request. Pulpers can vibrate substantially during use, so rubber feet will help isolate the shaking and the noise.
Specify additional push/stop buttons for other areas of the kitchen, even as far as 20 feet away from the pulper. This not only saves energy by turning the pulper off when it's not in use, but also can stop operation in case of an emergency.
Because pulper prices can vary drastically, operators are advised to get multiple quotes from various vendors. Both cost and maintenance should be considered, as these are major pieces of equipment.


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Mike Licona, an evangelical apologist whose interpretation of a portion of Scripture led to concerns over biblical inerrancy, joined the faculty of Houston Baptist University last fall and recently addressed what some claim are contradictions in the Gospels.
In an interview [see video below] with Lenny Esposito of Come Reason Ministries at the Evangelical Theological Society's annual meeting, Licona, a former apologetics coordinator at the North American Mission Board, said it had not necessarily ever bothered him that some facts reported in the Gospels appeared to be contradictions.
"I believe in biblical inerrancy, but I also realize that biblical inerrancy is not one of the fundamental doctrines of Christianity. The resurrection is," Licona told Esposito. "So if Jesus rose from the dead, Christianity is still true even if it turned out that some things in the Bible weren't. So it didn't really bother me a whole lot even if some contradictions existed. But it did bother a lot of Christians."
Licona recalled a student in a class he was teaching at Southern Evangelical Seminary who, with tears forming in her eyes, wanted to know whether there were indeed contradictions. A majority of the class, he said, raised their hands to indicate they were troubled by apparent contradictions. Then he realized it was something he should address.
As he studied the Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, Licona began keeping a document of the differences he noticed. The document grew to 50 pages. He then read ancient biographies written around the time of Jesus because New Testament scholars often regard the Gospels as ancient biographies, he said.
Licona focused on Plutarch's biographies. The assassination of Julius Caesar, he noted, is told in five different biographies by Plutarch.
"So you have the same biographer telling the same story five different times. By noticing how Plutarch tells the story of Caesar's assassination differently, we can notice the kinds of biographical liberties that Plutarch took, and he's writing around the same time that some of the Gospels are being written and in the same language — Greek — to boot," Licona told Esposito.
"As I started to note some of these liberties that he took, I immediately started recognizing these are the same liberties that I noticed that the evangelists take — Matthew, Mark, Luke and John," Licona said.
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UMKC School of Nursing hires six new facultyThe University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Nursing announces six new faculty members.
Obie Austin, M.S.N., A.N.P., joins the school again as a clinical instructor. He was previously employed by the school from 2002-04. Austin served in the Naval Reserves in Kuwait in 2005. He has been a Nurse Practitioner at UMKC's Student Health Center since 2004. Austin has been hired to teach in the graduate Adult Nurse Practitioner program. He will also work with the school's diversity committee and be responsible for recruitment and retention of male students.
An-Lin Cheng, Ph.D., will join as an assistant professor in biostatistics. In addition to implementing her own research program, she will assist other faculty with statistics as needed in grant development, data analysis and interpretation. She will also teach the doctoral level online statistic courses. Cheng finished her Ph.D. in statistics at the University of Georgia in 2004 and comes to UMKC after finishing post-doctoral study at Yale University. Her research interests in biostatistics include causal inference, longitudinal data analysis, data analysis for phase I, II and III in clinical trials, and response adaptive designs.
JoAnn Klaassen, B.S.N., J.D., will be a clinical instructor in the undergraduate nursing program teaching in the mental health, legal and ethical issues courses, as well as assisting with the undergraduate completion program. Klaassen has a master's in nursing and recently completed her J.D. at the UMKC School of Law. She was previously employed as a nurse attorney and nurse consultant at the law firms of Bartimus, Frickleton, Robertson and Gorny.
Karl Kroen, R.N., B.S.N., B.S., M.H.S.A., comes onboard as a clinical instructor teaching medical/surgical courses in the undergraduate nursing program. Since 2003, Kroen has served as instructor for LPN students at Concorde Career Institute in both the classroom and clinical settings. He is completing his Clinical Nurse Specialist graduate degree at the University of Kansas with an anticipated graduation date of August 2007.
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Jane Anthony Peterson, Ph.D., will be an assistant professor with a research focus in cardiovascular health in women. Peterson is certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and, most, recently served as a program director and assistant professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing where she taught in the FNP program. In 2005, she was awarded the Health Seeking Behavior Research Interest Group Best Doctoral Student Dissertation Award by the Midwest Nursing Research Society.
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This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
August 4, 2011 - "Drop and give me 20"
Bridgette went to see Jason early this morning, before she had to depart. She will be returning on Monday, so that is something for Jason to look forward to. The girls are staying with us, and that means Jason will get to be with them for a few days here, and that is a good thing. One of the things that Jason has said was that he would like to have a meal, with the girls and us, all sitting around a table. We are going to do our best to accommodate this with going down to the galley tomorrow and either have lunch or dinner with us at a table in the dinning area. I think this will be a wonderful occasion for Jason, and all of us. The doctors told us that he could be in his chair for up to two hours, and that should be plenty of time to do that, and still get to the PT competition.
Other than medical staff and family, Jason didn't have any visitors today, though I don't know if he would have been able to see anyone else. Today was a pretty busy day, and because of it he wanted to sleep as much as he could. I did go down and pick up some food for him (yeah, Taco Bell), and that was good. Besides, I was in the mood for Taco Bell tonight anyway.
Thank you, for your continued support and prayers, and please continue to pray for all those needing healing.
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Still praying for Jason and look forward to reading your updates for more good news. Tell Jason to give them heck tomorrow in their friendly challenge--GO JASON!!! I can cheer really good and will be hollering for him from the sidelines, ok well from afar. Thanks for your updates George!ReplyDelete
Puttin' my money on you, Jason! Can't wait to read how you did!ReplyDelete
Know that you're always in my thoughts and prayers!
Isaiah 53:4-6 ¶Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.
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JASON, JASON, JASON !!!!!ReplyDelete
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Hi Jason - While catching up on my reading of your blog, I see you have had some VIP visitors, Bridgette and the girls! Nice to know the girls will be with you over the weekend.ReplyDelete
On Sunday the "Moms" will be up doing our home cooked lunch for the Marines and families. Hope you have an appetite that day and can find something that you, the girls, Linda, and George will enjoy. I promise it will be an awesome spread.
Pushups and more PT! All this time in the Marine Corps and you still keep doing pushups, lol, it's a MC lifestyle thing, one of the best exercises of all time, right? Hopefully you will have worked up an appetite on Sunday if you want to have some lunch that day.
George - loved your blog title for today, how apropo.
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Attorney General Hardy Myers today announced the filing of its fourth agreement with MCI Worldcom Communications, Inc. addressing a variety of alleged unlawful trade practices including a failure to provide clear directions to consumers about the cancellation of long distance service. An Assurance of voluntary Compliance with the Delaware telecommunications giant was filed in Marion County Circuit Court and admitted no law violation.
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Today's Google Doodle is a shout-out to the awesomeness that is the Perseid meteor shower. Here's a guide to everything you need to know about the Perseid meteor shower in 2014.
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Check out a stunning time-lapse video of the 2012 Perseids above.
Visible from August 11 to 13, this year's Perseid meteor shower will be best observed just prior to dawn on each of these days. Time and Date adds that there may be some issues with seeing the meteors clearly, however. A waning Gibbous moon (the Moon's phase just after a full moon) will make it hard to see the meteors, at least for some.
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Rose McGowan is not thrilled with some of her Instagram followers. The actress posted a picture of herself wearing sunglasses captioned "Afghanistan." Aside from wondering what she's doing in Afghanistan, some followers pointed out that she resembles Michael Jackson.
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