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In an ever increasing customer‐centric world employees are the key to unlocking customer loyalty and higher profits, but many companies neglect those on the front line of delivering customer experience. Why? They feel there is no empirical evidence of the linkage between customer actions and employee engagement.
The conclusive results detailed in this case study demonstrate that employees do, in fact, directly impact customer satisfaction and profits. Employee engagement is no longer "fluff" or a "soft issue," but rather a core, differentiating factor that needs to be developed and managed with the same rigor as any other operational discipline in the organization.
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This Express Cruiser is in immaculate condition. Very roomy both inside and outside. There are double berths forward and midcabin, full galley, and enclosed head. In the cockpit, a U-shaped lounge with a removable table converts to a sun pad, with a wet bar to port.
The owner of the vessel is the owner of a local Marine Service shop in the Bay Area. "Beach House" has been thoroughly gone through with many upgrades. All new upholstery and flooring inside and out. New cockpit enclosure of eisenglass and canvas. New inverter with all new batteries, new Simrad 4G radar, chart plotter, depth, GPS, new forward CHIRP system scan, new stereo, new hydraulic steering, new stainless steel thru hulls, and engines recently serviced and new stern drives.
You will not find a cleaner, better maintained and equipped 3055 on the market. She is truly a turn key vessel, and awaiting her new owner.
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Join the Reed Secular Alliance tomorrow night, Tuesday, March 31st, for our "The Perils of the Faith Based Initiative" lecture. The event begins with a 7:00 pm Meet and Greet, in Reed College's Vollum Lecture Hall.
At 7:30 pm, author Michele Ulriksen will speak on her book, Reform at Victory, and on the dire consequences of the deregulation of religious institutions. Copies of her memoirs will be on sale at the event.
For the audience's enjoyment, the Reed Secular Alliance has made arrangements for plenty of free food, including cake and brownie slices, cheese pizza, and a cheese and crackers tray. We hope to see you there!


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Here's Why Jessica Simpson + Nick Lachey Got Divorced
A 'Newlyweds' producer has come clean about the couple.
A 'Newlyweds' producer has come clean about the couple.
Alright you blondes we are on to you. That stupid thing is just an act to get us to do stuff for you. Science says you're smarter than that.
Jessica Simpson is defending those racy photos she took with her husband, Eric Johnson.
Jessica Simpson is so proud to be a mom and showing off her beyond adorable kids -- 21-month-old Maxwell Drew and 8-month-old Ace Knute -- every chance she gets. Last night, Feb. 20, Simpson and Ace perfected the classic Instagram art: the selfie.
It's rare that Jessica Simpson shares photos of her 15-month-old daughter, Maxwell, but it's clear that this picture was just too cute to keep to herself!
Congrats to Jessica Simpson -- and to Maxwell Drew, who's now a big sister! She and fiance Eric Johnson have welcomed their second baby into the world.
It's a boy. Actually, it will be a boy! Jessica Simpson revealed that she is expecting a son while appearing on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' last night (March 6.)
Jessica Simpson was pregnant for what felt like forevs, finally birthing daughter Maxwell Drew on May 1. One thing was constant during Simpson's gestation period and that was the fact that she was stylish (remember the blue snakeskin dress she wore to the baby shower?) and in heels for most of it. That's what inspired Simpson to create a maternity clothing line this fall. Now every expectant mama with a sense of style can follow J Simps' lead!
Jessica Simpson is sure to have beautiful baby photos with Maxwell Drew, born May 1 — between her own flawless face and her hot hubby's good looks, how could she not? The kid hit the genetic jackpot! But will her new daughter's first photos be profitable, too?
While Jessica Simpson may not be giving her baby girl a truly unconventional, Hollywood-style name (Apple and Moses, anyone?), she is thinking outside the box. Reports surfaced that may reveal the name of imminent pink bundle of joy. So what's the lovely little lady's moniker going to be?
Jessica Simpson didn't allow her pregnancy to slow her down any this past weekend as she traveled to Lucas Oil Stadium to watch the New York Giants take on the New England Patriots for Super Bowl XLVI.
"My a– is gonna waddle to the Super Bowl," Simpson tweeted just days before the big game. "Who's comin' with me????"
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ALCESTER Heritage Network is appealing for residents to get in touch, who might have information about the history of the Moors.
The Moors is the area of town now enclosed by School Road, Priory Road, High Street and Henley Street.
These days it's mostly taken up by shops and car parks, as well as the old Moorfields infants' school, the tennis courts, and the scout and guide building.
Research by Alcester Heritage Network volunteer Karyl Rees has already revealed several changes to the road names around the Moors as well as the route of roads, which have changed over the years.
School Road was once called Moor Lane, and Moorfield Road used to exit into Priory Road, crossed by a small lane, which is now known as Moorfields, but was originally called Cross Lane.
At one end of School Road, where it meets Gunnings Bridge, there were six houses known as Spring Gardens, while at the other end of School Road, was an area known as Saltbox Row.
Ms Rees said: "I have gained a lot of information from census returns, about who lived in which houses, but what I do not know, and have not yet been able to find out, is how many houses were on the Moors, and where exactly they were.
"Some cottages still remain, but many have been demolished. If anyone can help me with this, perhaps with photographs, maps or documents relating to this area, please do get in touch."
Ms Rees has already written a book about the history of education in Alcester which was published last year.
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for those of you who know me, you know I have been struggling with the SES light and code P0442 ever since i picked up my 03 BMW 540ia with 37K on it Feb of this year.
In the last 25,000 miles and 8 months, it must have come on 10 - 15 times.
I thought I had the problem solved per my previous post in this thread but it persists and with a vengeance.
I have had to the dealer 2 times under CPO on this and they still have not solved the problem. they keep trying to tell me its the gas cap. i pump my own gas and i just got a new gas cap from them i said. then they tried to give me some story about maybe air pockets trapped in the tank during fill up. what bullsh*t........ i feel bad for the people who dont know much about cars that believe this stuff.
anyway, i brought it back a 3rd time and made it the service manager's problem. the tech again reported finding no faults. they consulted BMW corporate who instructed them to change a fuel tank venting valve.
i will update on if the light stays off. just wanted to post the info in case anyone else has this recurring code.
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I recently moved a bookshelf into my kitchen, so that the children could have easy access to drawing paper, colored pencils, pastels, markers, glue, scissors, as well as all of their school books (you know, in case they feel like doing a math lesson on their own). Drawing at the table has become the go-to activity when mama is busy cooking, cleaning, or just plain cranky. While this has resulted in quite a few unwanted scribbles and way too many cap-less markers, it has also released an exciting … [Read more...]
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I had a spiritual experience sitting in a plastic chair in the kiddie play area of a fast food chain this week. It was while rocking my baby's car seat, trying to keep him asleep, with an eye on my two older children, all the while reflecting on a verse from the Qur'an.The morning began as usual, except I had to take my son and daughter to the dentist for a check-up, balancing the baby on one hip, pitifully trying to assuage them all at once. The french fries and sugary drink were their gra … [Read more...]


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The Power of Collective Wisdom is an important book, not least because of the second, sotto voce part of its title: "...and the trap of collective folly." We Americans have a long way to go in learning how to access the wisdom of community, despite example after homegrown example of how powerful it can be in everything from technical creativity to peace-making. This book, full of experience-based principles and practices, can help us do exactly that, freeing us from the cultural trap of radical individualism. Equally important, it can help us avoid the power of collective folly -- and, I might add, collective evil -- of which we have seen too much in our time. For anyone who gathers with others in hopes of finding a better way, this book is a must-read.


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Hey you . . . yes, you. If there's anyone out there who hasn't totally lost all respect for Ted Nugent long before now, watch this and tell me why he's a Tea Bagger hero.
Good luck painting yourselves with this maggot of a brush, Republicans.
Here is the audio from a 1995 interview with Bob Mack of Grand Royal magazine:
NUGENT: You know how many times I've watched MTV? Once in my f*cking life.
MACK: You got to be on top of these things.
NUGENT: I don't have to. You know what I'm on top of? I'm on top of a real America with working hard, playing hard, white motherf*cking sh*t kickers, who are independent and get up in the morning.
MACK: Aren't there any blacks?
NUGENT: Show me one. Show me one.
MACK: There's plenty of them.
NUGENT: Show me one.
MACK: I got a problem with this attitude, I mean, obviously because —
NUGENT: What attitude? What attitude?
MACK: Well most people would call it racism.
NUGENT: Racism, what's that? I'm not a racist by any stretch of the imagination.
MACK: Why is it that, you know–
NUGENT: I'm let down–
MACK: –real America is equivocated with white people?
NUGENT: Because the black guys with this rap–
MACK: Rap?
NUGENT: –electronic make believe talentless music makes me want to throw up.
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By U.S. ArmyFebruary 1, 2010
FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz--Fort Huachuca is supporting the Department of Defense in evaluating advanced capabilities to increase intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and force protection capabilities in the contemporary operating environment.
A test of a helium-filled aerostat is currently being conducted here on Range 13 in Garden Canyon through the end of January.
Fort Huachuca was selected as a test site because its terrain is similar to that in the contemporary operating environment. It is possible the DoD may come back to Fort Huachuca for additional tests.
Fort Huachuca hosts many tests that support the joint military community. For example, the fort will host Empire Challenge 10 sponsored by the Joint Forces Command this summer.


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The Tripod Lift can be used as an alternative method for objects with uneven weight distribution (example: bags of sand). It is recommended for people with decreased arm strength, but not for people with bad knees.
- Put one foot next to the object. Keep your back straight, push your buttocks out and slowly lower yourself down onto one knee. (For support as you lower yourself down, put one hand on a stool or on your thigh.)
- Position the object close to the knee on the ground.
- Grasp the object firmly with both hands.
- Slide the object from the knee on the ground to mid-thigh. Keep your head forward, your back straight, and your buttocks out, and lift the object onto the opposite thigh.
- Put both of your forearms under the object (with your palms facing upward) and hug the object to your stomach and chest.
- Prepare for the lift: look forward.
- Lift upwards following your head and shoulders. Hold the load close to your body. Lift by extending your legs with your back straight, your buttocks out, and breathe out as you lift.
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In a typical R&D microscopy lab, frame grabbers and cameras abound and often are found coupled to various manufacturers' equipment. Such variety forces users to employ numerous hardware drivers and to become familiar with diverse proprietary software. Imagic Bildverarbeitung AG (Glattbrugg, Switzerland) and Jenoptik Laser Optik Systeme GmbH (Jena, Germany) cooperatively publicize solutions to this dilemma for video microscopy.
ImageAccess is a Digital Image Management System for the Windows operating system. Together with the EasyLab Image and Document Management System (from Imagic), both contain a universal driver for Jenoptik's ProGres family and Canon USA Inc.'s (Lake Success, N.Y.) PowerShot line plus digital cameras from Carl Zeiss (Oberkochen, Germany & Thornwood, N.Y.), Leica Microsystems (Wetzlar, Germany & Bannockburn, Ill.) and others, as well as for most industry-standard analog-to-digital converters.
An intuitive interface imparts a complete set of generic camera functions for interactive control of image acquisition and display. The driver also reads-out all relevant camera and microscope parameters that can be stored in a Microsoft SQL Server database and retrieved for confirmation. In the United States, the Imagic/Jenoptik partnership is represented by Liebmann Optical Company, Inc. (Easthampton, Mass.), a Jenoptik subsidiary.
MathStar Inc.'s (Hillsboro, Ore.) software permits engineers to architect, authenticate and debug algorithms and protocols on the firm's Arrix series of Field Programmable Object Arrays (FPOA). The software employs industry-recognized Electronic Design Automation tools and complements them with MathStar-provided libraries and templates. And, users simply edit those to construct the arithmetic logic unit, multiply accumulator, register file and other objects.
MathStar augments the Visual Elite Integrated Development Environment with high-performance models for rapid verification. Built-in simulator and waveform viewing aid debugging through functional testing. Once logic design is completed, one can proceed with physical implementation of the FPOA. MathStar's COAST tool utilizes a graphical interface for placement and connection of silicon objects. It also compiles the application�created in Visual Elite�with the physical mapping from COAST into a load-image file for configuring the Arrix FPOA.


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Timberwolves Confirm Agreement With Adelman
The Timberwolves have confirmed an agreement with Rick Adelman to become their new head coach. Adelman was chosen over finalist Don Nelson for the job. Adelman is a 65-year old veteran head coach of 20 NBA seasons. He has a record of 945 wins and 616 loses. Adelman has coached at Portland, Golden State, Sacramento and most recently Houston.
Timberwolves forward Kevin Love is a former teammate of Adelman's son when both were living in Oregon. Love told the Minneapolis Star Tribune that Adelman is a great head coach. Adelman replaces Kurt Rambis who was fired after just 2 seasons with the Wolves and a combined 32 wins.


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A tactical vest from www.AFMO.com like this 5ive Star Gear CDV-5S Cross Draw Vest is not only something that can help you out in combat, but something that can save your life. Although most people don't like to think about this type of thing happening to them, it always pays to be prepared. One of the best types of tactical vests that are offered is the Condor Tactical/Zeta First Responder kit. Not only does this include the great quick release carrier in order to get out of the vest itself, it offers great essential abilities like an emergency drag handle for the wearer to be pulled along if wounded.
Some people need to be able to reach over a particular shoulder as they are left or right handed and this vest can be set to have the release pull at either shoulder, which allows for extremely quick removal. The outer armor is hard but the inner armor and material around the neck and arms is soft as to keep chafing from occurring. Although it is lightly padded enough to allow airflow, this particular vest will be able to protect the wearer from many things. The chief among things that this protects from are bullets from rifles and the elements outside.
Learn more about the great tactical gear offered here if you are interested in items other than the above mentioned vest. Other great items are ones such as the Condor Tactical Mesh Cap. While this cap will not protect your head from bullets or explosions, it does a great deal to prevent you from becoming exhausted in combat or while serving somewhere extremely hot or cold. The hat is crafted of a special wicking material that keeps moisture from building up on the inside or outside, which prevents heat buildup. The hat is also fully adjustable and has space for three different patches. Better yet, this hat is one size fits all!
The Condor Tactical 42" Rifle Case is another must have item for the hunter or combat oriented man or woman. This case keeps you from having to hold the gun at all times, but also keeps it safe from many damaging things. MOLLE construction takes part in the build of this so that you can easily connect ammo cases and accessories. The magazine pouches are also removable if you need to put other items in their spot, and the bag itself is padded for extra comfort and crafted of durable nylon with a handy shoulder strap.
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I just received the tray notice to update Firefox, but I want to try it out first and not lose FF3.15. I downloaded FF4 separately but on install it says FF is already installed - overwrite?

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A modern/industrial design that caters to the needs of cyclists doing the Shimanami Kaido bike course. Rooms are new, clean, well designed, and comfortable. The staff were great, always helpful and kind. The location is perfect - easy walk to the train station, along the harbor front, and very near to the ferry to begin the ride. The building has parking for bikes inside, lounge areas, cafe and restaurant, and even a bike shop under the same roof. Not a traditional Japanese hotel, not a traditional Western hotel, but a very positive and unique experience that I would recommend. You do not have to be a cyclist to enjoy the hotel, but if you are a cyclist you shouldn't miss this place!
Hotel Cycle was the best accommodation of my trip. The entire hotel was beautiful and the rooms themselves made me never want to leave. Everything was incredibly clean, the beds were comfortable, and the room was well taken care of. The bathroom alone was a game changer, especially the bath tub—perfect for relaxing after a long day. They also provided every amenity you could possibly need, as well as included a welcome drink at the bar as part of your check in package. If you stay, make sure you pay the little extra to have breakfast included with your stay. It is very worth it and very delicious. The restaurant was expensive for dinner.


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Maurice Joseph DuretteSeptember 6, 1923 ~ March 7, 2011 (age 87)
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DURETTE - Maurice Durette passed away peacefully with family at his side on Monday March 7th, 2011 at Canwood Whispering Pine Place. Maurice is survived, remembered and sadly missed by his loving wife of 61 years, Bernadette of Debden, his children; Jocelyne Howland of Christopher Lake (her children Ray, Brian & Annette), Paul of Spiritwood (his children Melanie, Steven, Kendall & Tyler), Carole (Don) Paquette of Victoire (their children Dinah, Nicole, Darcy, David & Erik), Luc (Lynn) of Saskatoon (their children Micheal & Chantal), Denis (Mefil) of Medicine Hat (their children Andrew, Mandy & Matthew), Real of Prince Albert, Colette of Debden (her son Justin), Rejean of Camp Verde, AZ (his son Kyrie), his grandchildren's spouses and numerous great grandchildren, his brother Leonide (Evelyne) Durette of Saskatoon, his brother in law Marcel Beaulac, his brothers in law and sisters in law of the Savard family. He was predeceased by his parents Eugene & Eveline Durette, his brother and sister in law Marcel and Louisa Durette, his sister Therese Beaulac, his sister and brother in law Mariette and Peter Radesh, his brother in law Raymond Desjardins. Maurice was born in Victoire on September 6, 1923. He was raised on the farm with his two brothers, two sisters. He attended school in Ormeaux and College St Jean in Edmonton. He married Bernadette Savard in New Westminster , B.C. on April 15, 1950. They started farming two miles north of Debden where they raised their family and made their home for 37 years. He worked hard with his wife, brothers, brothers in law, neighbours, children and hired help to make a living on the farm and helped them with their farm work as well. The family farm was where he instilled the value of work in all his children. There were cows to milk, pigs, chickens, turkeys, geese, dogs, cats, horses, cattle to feed, eggs to pick, a garden to look after, barns, pig pens, chicken coops to clean, rocks and roots to pick, fields to cultivate, hay to cut and put up and crop to sow and harvest. Maurice found time for family. Sunday was a day of rest and that is when he would gather the family for Sunday mass and then a family outing. This could be visiting grandparents, relatives, picnics, berry picking, going to the lake or skating on the family pond. His faith in God and his church was very important to him. He was very proud of his French Canadian heritage. He enjoyed square dancing, curling, music, singing in the church choir, fishing, cards, ball, skating and hockey. Over the years he volunteered his time for the Knights of Columbus, the Golden Age Center, the church, enjoyed raising money for the Debden skateatons, was involved with the A.C.F.C., looked after the camp in Victoire, participated in the church choir and many other community projects. He was proud of his grandchildren and enjoyed taking around the farm. All the older grandchildren have fond memories of grandpa taking them amongst the cattle, on the tractors & combine, berry picking or just rides in the field. In 1987 after selling the family farm he retired to Debden. He continued to volunteer actively, help his children and grandchildren, take in his grandchildren and great grandchildren's activities and enjoyed gardening. He continued his farm interest by helping his brother in law farm. His failing health took him to Whispering Pine Place in Canwood for the last eight years of his life. He did his part with helping, gardening, participating at the home until his body would not let him anymore. He always enjoyed the music at the lodge and appreciated it even more when his grandchildren or great grandchildren were involved. Prayer service was led by Robert & Sandra Fontaine in St. Jean Baptiste Roman Catholic Church on Thursday March 10, 2011. The funeral mass of Christian burial was Friday March 11, 2011 and interment at the Debden cemetery with Father Bernabe Millan Sajonas officiating. The soloist was Gilles Francoeur, music director Louise Marchildon, music by his grandchildren Erik Paquette, David Paquette, Nicole Bletsky and the Debden church choir. The pallbearers were grandsons Ray Howland, Steven Durette, Darcy Paquette, Justin Gray, Andrew Durette & Micheal Durette and the cross bearer was his great granddaughter Kaitlin Willoughby. Beau"Lac" Funeral Home of Spiritwood were entrusted with the funeral arrangements. Email condolences will be forwarded to the family. www.beaulacfuneralhome.com


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'Quantum of Solace' theme song entitled 'Another Way to Die' which is performed by Alicia Keys and Jack White has been revealed.
A brand new single called "Another Way to Die", which is performed in duet between Jack White and R&B singer Alicia Keys, has been unveiled. Produced and written by Jack himself, the song will be the first duet in the soundtrack of 2008 James Bond movie sequel, "Quantum of Solace", which will come out in theater on November 14.
Commenting on his writing credit, Jack says that he is very excited about the challenge to make powerful sounds. "You're definitely taking on a responsibility ... there's a tradition of powerful music in all these films," he explains. "But that's why I'm involved creatively with music ... for challenges like this. That's what I live for."
Furthermore, the The White Stripes' member also reveals that he and the pop diva plan to make a live performance for the Bond theme song. He says that the live gig will probably be at a special premiere of the new Bond film for the royal family in London.
Previously, Jack was reportedly unhappy when the song, that he has just finished, was used for Coca Cola promotional campaign. "We are disappointed that you first heard the song in a co-promotion for Coke Zero, rather than in its entirety," his spokesperson said.


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Mille Lacs County's Relay for Life walkathon was a rsounding success.
The event, held Friday, Aug. 3 and into Saturday morning at Princeton High School, raised $24,724 for the American Cancer Society (ACS).
Becky Cartwright, chair of the on-line service for the event, said that the amount raised will increase. People can still donate to it either at Spire Federal Credit Union in Princeton, or through the website, which is Relayforlife.org/MilleLacsMN.
The amount of money raised is down from previous years, but some of that likely had to do with four of the relay teams being new, Cartwright said.
The heart of the relay was the 11 teams made up of 121 individuals who raised pledge money. The teams were Christ Our Light Endurance, Hopeful Believers, Pentair Technical Products, Princeton Tigers, Tori's Treasures, Yellow Screaming Ninja Fish, Fairview Foot Soldiers, Katie's Miracle Milers, Princeton Girl Scout Troop 578, The Gun Slinger's, and Walmart – Princeton.
Jamie Anderson, the publicity person for the event, said the Walmart group was organized by someone from Princeton who works at a Walmart store. It has been decided that there will be a Walmart team next year that will have members who will be part of the Walmart store under construction on Princeton's west side.
What was unique
Something unique about this year's Relay for Life was that it was conducted inside. At least Anderson couldn't recall it being inside before in her 20-year involvement with the event.
The reason for this year's change was the threat of rain, and that did happen that evening. There were also winds with the rain, Anderson said, adding that she thought it worked out well being inside.
The actual walking was in the high school's gymnasium, while the encampments for the teams, were along the corridor or the school commons. But a significant number of the activities did take place outside the school building, including a demo by school cheerleaders, kids games, and Friendly the Clown making balloon animals and clowning around.
People also had the option of eating the picnic food outside, and many did just outside the east entrance where the Lions Club did the grilling. The weather for that was calm and sunny.
Inside the school were other events including Avery's Taekwondo students giving demonstrations, and the DJ, Rhythm Explosionz, which provided music from 6:30 p.m. until 6 a.m. when the event ended. The silent auction, with nearly 100 donated items, was laid out in the school's cafeteria.
The opening ceremony began at 6 p.m. and lasted about a half hour, with the Legion Color Guard carrying flags and leading the cancer survivors group's opening lap around the track laid out in the gym. The track was between the rows of 682 luminaries, or white paper bags that carry a name of someone involved with cancer past or present. The bags are usually decorated and are sold as part of the fundraising.
Because the luminaries were indoors they did not contain candles like they would have if outside. Strings of white holiday lights lit them up instead when the room was darkened for the lighting ceremony at 9:30 p.m.
Katrice Sisson, with the St. Cloud ACS community relations department gave opening remarks, and Princeton city Community Development Director Carie Fuhrman gave a welcoming talk.
The definition of a cancer survivor, according to Katie Rentschler, ACS community relations manager at the St. Cloud office, is still being alive after being diagnosed with cancer. That diagnoses could be as recent as within the last five minutes, she said, explaining that it is not to be confused with the phrase, cancer free. The latter is a medical term and means being without cancer for five years after having once been diagnosed with it. The cancer survivor definition, meanwhile, is from the ACS, Rentschler said.
There were some at the Relay for Life who said they wished the event could have been outside, but having it inside resulted in some benefits, not to mention being free of bad weather, according to Cartwright.
It meant not having to have a big tent for picnic dining, not having to haul in chairs and tables since the school had those, and it made for easier cleanup, Cartwright explained. Char Kramersmier, a presenter of the event with Jim Laskowski, said afterward that if it had been outside, the luminaries would have had sand ballasts and if they get rained on, they are a mess to clean up.
For many years the event has been conducted at the high school athletic track and last year it was in a school parking lot because of reconstruction of the track.
It really doesn't matter where the Relay for Life is conducted, because it's the people who make it, said Anderson. "I think this year was just tremendous as far as the people joining together to raise funds for the American Cancer Society," she said. "It was a wonderful turnout.
Where the money is spent
Rentschler, at the St. Cloud ACS office, explained that the main way the Relay money is used, is for cancer research.
Other ways the money is used are cancer patient services, education, and advocacy regarding Legislative action. Patient services include transportation to and from medical appointments, wigs, and housing support. Education includes topics on early detection, screening, and healthy lifestyles.
Approximately 149 persons in Mille Lacs County and more than 27,000 in Minnnesota will be diagnosed with cancer this year, according to Rentschler. The statistics show an average of 75 cancer diagnoses per day, or three per hour in the state, she said.
As Fuhrman said in her welcoming remarks, it's hard to find anyone who does not know someone close to them who has been involved with cancer.


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The Associated Press is reporting that Ann Savage, an indelible presence in several low budget classics of the 1940s and 50s, died on Christmas Day from complications following a series of strokes. The complete obituary is here.
Savage will always be known for the attic intensity of her performance in Edgar G. Ulmer's
"Detour," which elevates the film noir convention of the femme fatale to mythological levels of implacable, impersonal fury. But she was also memorable in a number of other films: Lew Landers's 1944 "Two Man Submarine" (her first appearance with the Tracy to her Hepburn, Tom Neal); as a wisecracking reporter with something extra in the Paramount Pine-Thomas b-picture "Midnight Manhunt" (1945); her steely reinterpretation of the Barbara Stanwyck role in "Apology for Murder," Sam Newfield's 1945 virtual remake of "Double Indemnity; as a victim of fate herself in Newfield's 1946 "Lady Chaser"; leading a band of Civil War raiders in William Berke's "Renegade Girl" (1946); as a dance hall girl in Allan Dwan's 1953 dominatrix western "The Woman They Almost Lynched." Neglected for decades, she received some long overdue recognition with her return to the screen as the unyielding mother in Guy Maddin's 2007 "docu-fantasia" "My Winnipeg."
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Once on the ground, the idea is to try and gain control of all the various zones on the map, which obviously involves striking a balance between protecting what you have and going on the offensive. Fortunately, getting around these (rather large) maps is made slightly more straightforward thanks to the 'Overdrive' system built into your suit, which ensures that you break into a super-sprint after around five seconds of commencing your run. Even better, you come equipped with a jetpack, allowing you to boost yourself around for a couple of seconds, adding a welcome degree of verticality to the proceedings. Another temporary power is the weapon lock-on, allowing you to zoom in and establish a more precise target for a few seconds - but, like the other ability enhancers, you have to wait a while before you're allowed to use it again.
Finding capture points is always a simple process, as they are not only marked on the game's helpful mini-map, but via waypoints which show how many metres you are from them. Once you've located them, Section 8 has you hack them for a few seconds until a bar fills up, and then a secondary bar creeps up, allowing your opponent a few precious seconds within which to reverse the situation: cue a tense stand-off. With the base under your command, that ensures that your team can now safely burn-in, while the various rocket and minigun turrets now point to your enemy rather than at you.
Another element of Section 8 which helps protect your base is to call in deployables, such as anti-aircraft turrets, miniguns, rocket launchers, tanks and mechs. You don't get them for nothing, mind you: each of these handy death-dealing items cost Requisition Points, which you earn for killing people, hacking bases, or destroying turrets. Particularly useful is the ability to buy your own tanks, a mechanic which TimeGate presumably brought in to stop the amount of team-killing and queuing prevalent in multiplayer shooters when players rush for a powerful vehicle. Tanks also have space for four players: one driver, one missile controller and two others on one of the turrets.
One other interesting feature of Section 8 are its DCMs, or Dynamic Combat Missions, which operate in tandem with the overarching goals of capturing control points. There are six different types of DCM in total - Bomb, Intelligence, Commando, Convoy, Outpost and VIP, and each costs Feat Points, which you earn from different elements of gameplay, such as healing a team-mate, mending a vehicle or successfully sniping someone.
Once you've earned enough Feat Points, a Dynamic Combat Mission will be triggered. For example, in the Bomb mission, a bomb will appear on the map, and one team has to go off and collect it and deliver it to an enemy base. If they succeed, it will destroy all the gun emplacements and things like that in the base. But if you're on the opposing team, you get a rival DCM mission telling you to stop the delivery of the bomb. Likewise, for a VIP DCM, a VIP will burn into the field, and you'll be tasked with escorting him to safety, while the rival team will have to try and kill him.
While it probably sounds risky for members of your team to go off and complete/defend a DCM, the successful completion of one of them adds 100 points to your team's overall tally. With perhaps 1000 points to win a round, it acts as a shortcut to victory - assuming you don't just all charge off and leave your control points undefended.
The plan is to ship with 18 maps in total, each designed to accommodate different-sized matches. 64-player support is mooted on PC for those playing on a dedicated server, while the Xbox 360 will support up to 32 players under the same conditions. Without a dedicated server, the figures are likely to drop to 32 and 16 respectively.
With only a couple of hours' play under our belts, most players were simply getting to grips with the basic mechanics, and there was little opportunity to really operate as a team, nor figure out the subtleties of meddling with the Passive Modules, and the like. What we can say, though, is that Section 8 has a stack of interesting ideas which go a long way to addressing a lot of the perennial niggles many of us have with multiplayer shooters. It's solid, intuitive and the sort of game that you can have a lot of fun with even when you haven't spent hours memorising the layout of a map. Technically it feels robust and polished, but perhaps lacks a degree of artistic spark. Overall, though, it feels like the sort of game where that shouldn't matter a great deal. It's not so much doing different things, as doing the same things differently, and sometimes that's enough.
Section 8 is coming to the PC and Xbox 360 later in 2009. The beta program is currently underway in the United States and Canada, and is due to launch in Europe on 10th August.


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We are almost ready to launch our new website for the State Library but my webmaster was able to get our blog up a little early. All the content that was here has been updated. Please visit us and let me know what you think!! -Nancy
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The New Jersey State Library is pleased to bring an innovative marketing webcast series to our library community. We are partnering with OrangeBoy, Inc. to offer a four-part marketing series to provide hands-on guidance to acquire new cardholders, meet cardholder and community needs, and align services and programs with mission-critical goals. In this era of belt-tightening and decreased resources, the workshops will identify ways we can use marketing techniques to strengthen our value to the communities we serve.
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February 24, 2011
Time: 10- 11 am
Registration Web Link: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/972601954
Behind every great marketing effort lies a robust research component that allows organizations to make decisions based on data instead of instinct. This session will cover the following topics:
-Defining research goals
-Primary research vs. secondary research techniques
-Qualitative vs. quantitative techniques
-Survey design and analysis
-Sharing research results across the organization and your community
-How to apply research efforts to organizational goals and initiatives
Session 2: Customer Segmentation
March 24, 2011
Time: 10- 11 am
Registration Web Link: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/355902995
Session Two builds upon the first session by provided a detailed way to assess and size your library service area, with a particular focus of community members who are existing library users. If you know who is using the library and how they are using it, you can tailor facilities, collections and programs to their needs and prioritize the audiences that directly align with mission-critical goals. The webcast covers the following topics:
-Defining customer segmentation
-Sizing and assessing your library service area
-Segmentation tools and techniques
-Examples of how libraries are using this information to manage collections, design facilities, align programs and services, and target marketing and communication efforts
Session 3:Product and Service Development
April 14, 2011
Time: 10- 11 am
Registration Web Link: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/151054891
Financial and human resources are limited, and in some cases, shrinking for many libraries. This session provides a framework to assess, manage, enhance and add programs and services to serve targeted audiences most effectively. This approach provides libraries the ability to dedicate resources toward efforts that align with mission-critical goals and deliver community impact. Session topics include:
-Benefits of building a structured product and service development process
-Tips for evaluating existing programs and services
-How to "sunset" or end programs and services that no longer align with library priorities
-New product development tips and techniques
Session 4: Case Study – Bringing it All Together
May 26, 2011
Time: 10- 11 am
Registration Web Link: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/756935931
The final session ties the three previous sessions together with a case study that centers on the question "What type of job help services would best serve my library to its full advantage?" The session will cover:
-Primary and secondary market research techniques used to size the potential market of job seekers
-Segment and prioritize the market to determine different needs of job seekers
-Assess current offerings and determine gaps based on needs
-Define new offerings and build roll out plan
Presenter: Sandra Swanson
Sandra Swanson is principal and chief operating officer of OrangeBoy, Inc., a research and analytics firm headquartered in Columbus, with offices in Portland. One of OrangeBoy's key library clients includes the Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML), Library Journal's 2010 Library of the Year. Sandra works closely with Alison Circle, CML marketing director and author of The Bubble Room, a library marketing blog on Library Journal. OrangeBoy played an instrumental role in helping CML identify and prioritize customer segments based on library behaviors and uses. CML used this information to formulate its strategic plan and guide the organization for the past five years.
In addition to its work with CML, OrangeBoy's partial library client list includes Santa Clara County Library, the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Multhomah County Library, and Cuyahoga County Library. OrangeBoy has presented at the Public Library Association, California Library Association, Ohio Library Council, The Library Journal Director's Summit, and numerous library boards, management teams and staff training sessions.
Prior to joining the firm in 2001, Sandra worked as a product manager for LEXIS-NEXIS, where she developed one of the company's first Windows-based search products for end users. Sandra received her MBA from Capital University and a B.A. in Communications from The Ohio State University.
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Dear Colleagues,
I have long believed that authors are natural allies of libraries. Especially in these challenging times, they understand the key role that libraries and library staff play in the economic, social and educational fabric of our nation. They can speak passionately on the importance of not only sustaining, but increasing support for libraries. My presidential initiative, "Our Authors, Our Advocates: Authors Speak Out for Libraries," is a new campaign that enlists America's authors to become articulate and powerful spokespeople for libraries.
Please help fuel the national dialogue on America's libraries. Spread the word. These public services announcements are available for placement on your library's website and for sharing with your library's advocates.
"Our Authors, Our Advocates" just launched at the ALA Midwinter Meeting. Stay tuned for more to come throughout the year. Visit http://www.ourauthorsouradvocates.org .
Thank you,
Roberta Stevens
2010-2011 President
American Library Association
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Reminder – Apply by January 24 to host one of three traveling exhibitions celebrating great Jewish artists
From ALA:
Public, academic and special libraries, including museum libraries, and Jewish community centers are reminded to apply by January 24 to host one of three new traveling exhibits focusing on Jewish artists who have contributed to the culture of America and the world through their lives and work. More information about the exhibitions, including the online application, is available at http://www.ala.org/jewishartists .
The exhibits were developed by Nextbook, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Jewish literature, culture and ideas, and the ALA Public Programs Office, with funding from Nextbook. The national exhibit tours have been made possible by grants from the Charles H. Revson Foundation, the David Berg Foundation and the Nash Family Foundation, with additional support from Tablet Magazine: A New Read on Jewish Life.
Libraries are invited to apply to host a traveling exhibition on one of three subjects:
1. In a Nutshell: The Worlds of Maurice Sendak
Based on a major retrospective exhibition created by the Rosenbach Museum & Library, Philadelphia, this exhibit reveals the push and pull of New and Old Worlds in Sendak's work and shows how Sendak's artistic journey has led him deeper into his own family's history and his Jewish identity.
2. Emma Lazarus: Voice of Liberty, Voice of Conscience
In this exhibit, a vital woman is brought to life in all her fascinating complexity. Viewers see Lazarus's place in history as a poet, an activist and a prophet of the world we live in today. The exhibit traces her life, intellectual development, work and lasting influence.
3. A Fine Romance: Jewish Songwriters, American Songs, 1910-1965
Illustrated with colorful posters from Broadway shows and photographs of composers, singers and the casts of hit musicals and films, this exhibit highlights the lives and works of Irving Berlin, George and Ira Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Jerome Kern and a host of other Jewish songwriters who wove the American songbook deep into the fabric of American culture.
Successful applicants will host one traveling exhibition for a six-week period between April 2011 and February 2012 and receive programming and technical support from the ALA Public Programs Office. Participating libraries are expected to present at least two free public programs for adults on themes related to the exhibitions. All showings of the exhibition must be free and open to the public. Each of the exhibits requires at least 200 square feet of display space.
More information about the exhibitions, including guidelines and the online application, is available at http://www.ala.org/jewishartists . With questions, contact the ALA Public Programs Office at email@example.com.
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It's estimated that over 40 million eReaders will be sold by the end of the holiday season. Your library is positioned to capitalize on this trend by letting people know you have eBooks and helping them to learn how to use their devices to download your eBooks.
Alison Circle has shared the strategy Columbus Metropolitan Library is using. It's simple and direct. I love the idea of the genius bar. Even if you don't have a selection of readers, you could set up a genius bar where people could bring their readers in for a demonstration. There are fantastic videos already made that you can utilize on your webpage. There are lots of ideas, but it all starts with defining your audience and setting out a plan. Alison's is outlined below, what's yours?
1. Use the website as a point of sale to answer customer's questions. Target audience to new eBook owners looking to download books. Focus on select readers that are compatible with the library's e-book content. Build webpages to answer customer's questions.
2. Promote through Facebook by engaging customers in conversation with polls and promoted content. Send an email to selected zip codes to heighten awareness and post a video wherever possible.
3. Establish a Genius Bar at two of locations with mobile display tables and seven eReaders that are compatible with the library's eBooks to give customers a hands-on experience. Customers can even bring their own device.
4. Educated staff on the devices with training videos.
Read her entire post, it shows you the videos they created and will give you all the details you need.
Please leave a comment here and share the things your library is doing to promote your eBooks so everyone can benefit. Thanks! –Nancy
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NJ First Lady invited Norma and a few of us involved with the NJ Library Champions campaign to attend a reception celebrating NJ Heroes. Our very own NJ Library Champion Zach Parise decided to join us, hurt knee and all. He was so gracious, posing for photos and even signing a picture the Morris High School Hockey Team sent us. Here are some other photos from the event.
Enjoy! -Nancy
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Wow, I can't believe it! I put put the call for "get well" letters and cards to send to our NJ Library Champion Zach Parise yesterday and today I got my first one! Hart's off to Kim Paone, director of Matawan Aberdeen Public Library for being the first. Zach is a terrific champion for libraries and we'd like to let him know the support goes two ways. We are hoping to get a nice bundle of letters to brighten his holidays. Send your cards or letters to:
PO Box 520
Trenton, NJ 08625-0520
Att: Nancy Dowd
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Is The Ozone Layer Repairing Itself?
The Ozone Layer is a strip of ozone gas within the earth's atmosphere that was discovered in 1913.Most of us will remember the high drama surrounding the discovery of a hole in this gaseous layer ten or so years ago that caused a media frenzy.The reason that holes in the Ozone Layer are such a frightening concept is basically because the Ozone Layer absorbs most of the harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun, preventing them from hitting- and harming – human skin and damaging or warming the earth.
The layer of ozone around the earth varies in its thickness, with a thinner layer over areas around the equator and a much thicker distribution towards the two earth poles.This is why when a hole was discovered in the southern hemisphere over the Antarctic, there was such a furore, as this was meant to be one of the best protected parts of the planet.The consequences of more of the sun's ultraviolet rays (97% more as this is the quantity the Ozone Layer absorbs) hitting the earth were serious business – from a rise in skin cancer to contributing to global warming (although Ozone Layer holes are not the main reason for global warming).
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A number of Utah lawmakers are so upset at the liberal tendencies of the National Conference of State Legislatures they are thinking of picking up their marbles and going home.
Or at least staying home next year.
Several dozen Utah legislators attended the NCSL convention in Philadelphia last week and were enraged at the "liberal" positions adopted by the body.
The NCSL passed resolutions supporting health-care reform and cap-and-trade legislation, as well as a number of measures backed by labor unions.
Utah wasn't the only conservative delegation upset with the direction of the NCSL, legislative sources say. Oklahoma and Texas, and a number of delegates from Virginia, showed open hostility toward the liberal tendencies of the organization.
One source said the NCSL always has leaned toward the left, but this year revealed a more blatant liberal agenda than past years.
Between the Senate and the House, the Utah Legislature pays about $100,000 in dues annually to the NCSL. Some lawmakers now are saying that money could be better spent. They're also taking a harder look at the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), as an alternative national association for legislators who traditionally takes conservative and pro-business stands on most issues.
Speaking of ALEC » I have written about the unfortunate group of 50 or so lobbyists who, because they represent clients with deep pockets and need the good will of the Legislature to get their agenda passed on behalf of those clients, are constantly being hit up by lawmakers for money.
There are campaign fundraisers and golf tournaments and party fundraisers and legislators' pet causes and nonprofit organizations that put legislators on their boards for a little extra muscle to lean on these poor lobbyists for donations.
There have been fundraisers to pay for a portrait of former Gov. Mike Leavitt. There now is a proposed fundraising campaign to build a statue of the late Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller.
Now, Republican Sens. Curtis Bramble of Provo and Wayne Niederhauser of Sandy have sent a letter to our hapless lobbyist friends asking for more money -- this time for an ongoing "scholarship program" for ALEC. The "what-have-you-done-for-me-lately?" entreaty is asking for donations ranging from $500 to $2,500 annually to "help offset those costs and expenses associated with participation [whose, I wonder?] in local and national ALEC meetings and policy and task force summits."
To idle or not to idle » Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker's executive order for city employees to turn off their vehicles instead of letting them idle and his plea for city residents to do the same has not gotten the attention of everybody, apparently.
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Week 7 NFL Preview
Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons
These are two fairly well-matched teams in Offensive, Defensive, and Special teams DVOA, but there are a few smaller matchup issues that could make a big difference. Cincy's dynamite cornerback combo of Leon Hall and Johnathan Joseph have allowed the Bengals to put up the second-best DVOA against #1 receivers, behind only the Colts. So, Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan could be forced to look for other receivers not named Roddy White, and that isn't something he's all that familiar with this year - White is the NFL's most-targeted receiver with 69 passes thrown his way. The good news for Ryan is that the Bengal are about league average against tight ends, and that's encouraging for a guy who has Tony Gonzalez on his roster.
Washington Redskins at Chicago Bears
The Bears' offensive line issues are clear - and potentially disastrous. But who's at fault for a situation in which quarterback Jay Cutler has taken 18 sacks in his last three games? You can probably start with line coach Mike Tice. Tice has recently blamed some of Chicago's younger linemen for not knowing what they're doing, but how were they supposed to know when Tice held his protections back in the preseason, and didn't use them during practice? The Bears allowed 3 ½ sacks to free blitzers against the Seahawks last Sunday, and there are far too many examples of unaware linemen failing to pick up obvious blitz concepts. One would expect that Brian Orakpo will be walking around Redskins HQ with a big smile on his face after watching the film.
St. Louis Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
With rookie quarterback Sam Bradford finding his way in the NFL, the Rams already have 15 pass plays of 20 yards or more this season; last year's pathetic offense had just 32 through all of 2009. But the interesting thing about a player who has been so deservedly praised for his deep accuracy is that more of his passing yards have come after the catch this year - 5.0 yards per completion in the air, and 5.2 after the catch. Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman has a bit more going on through the air - 6.27 yards through the air per completion and 4.83 yards after the catch. So far, the main difference between the two bright young quarterbacks is interceptions percentage; Freeman's is just 1.9 (three picks in 159 attempts), and Bradford's is 3.8 (eight picks in 234 attempts). Last year, Freeman's rookie interception percentage was a league-leading 6.2% (18 picks in just 290 attempts), and things will likely get better for Bradford as he goes along - he's been tremendously impressive to date.
San Francisco 49ers at Carolina Panthers
Is it taking some quarterbacks too long to figure things out this season, or are they just bailing out far too often? Through six weeks of the 2010 season, two quarterbacks - San Francisco's Alex Smith and San Diego's Philip Rivers - are among the top three players in overall penalties. Smith's nine penalties put him behind only Green Bay cornerback Charles Woodson, and he's already got six intentional grounding calls. That is so beyond the pale, one has to wonder is it's time to get a different quarterback in Frisco, or if the team's offensive line is causing excessive protection problems. No other quarterback has more than one grounding penalty this season, and in 2009, Jason Campbell led the league with just three grounding calls.
Buffalo Bills at Baltimore Ravens
Do the Bills have any chance in this game, especially with Ed Reed most likely returning to action? It's hard to see how. Ray Rice is starting to bust out after a slow start, and the Bills rank dead last in run defense DVOA. Joe Flacco has found a rhythm with new receiver Anquan Boldin, and the Bills rank dead last in pass defense DVOA (not to mention 29th in defensive DVOA against #1 receivers). The Ravens are susceptible to the run this season, and the Bills rank 12th in Rushing DVOA, but when a team this one-dimensional faces a great defense, it's generally time to stick everyone in the box and tee off on the backs in question. That puts the pressure on Ryan Fitzpatrick to transcend the obvious and make plays downfield against the returning Mr. Reed. Sometimes, a game just looks like a blowout in every way, shape, and form.
Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans
There's no question that the Eagles will miss DeSean Jackson if he can't play, especially since #1 receivers are one of Tennessee's very few defensive liabilities. Then again, Jeremy Maclin's skill set is similar to that of many #1 wideouts. The Titans rank 28th in Defensive DVOA against #1 receivers, eighth against #2 receivers, and they're the best defense in the NFL against other receivers who aren't tight ends or running backs. If you want the name of a sleeper reason why, and a player to watch for the rest of the season, check out rookie cornerback Alterraun Verner. The fourth-round pick out of UCLA already has two interceptions and has deflected seven passes -- he's consistently around the ball.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Kansas City Chiefs
You may have wanted a refund for the three hours you spent watching last Monday's game between the Jaguars and the Tennessee Titans, and Jags quarterback David Garrard may be willing to oblige - he's been very generous this season. Though Trent Edwards played most of that game due to Garrard's in-game concussion, Garrard still leads the league this year in interception percentage (seven interceptions in 128 attempts for a percentage of 5.5). Edwards may be less mistake-prone, but they don't call him "Captain Checkdown" for nothing. In 2010, Edwards has thrown 12 balls at or behind the line of scrimmage, 12 from 1-10 yards, just four from 11-20 yards, and one 20 yards or more. Ironically, his longest pass (31 yards) was for a touchdown. Kansas City's up-and-coming pass defense, led by star cornerback Brandon Flowers, will make such passes tough to complete.
Pittsburgh Steelers at Miami Dolphins
You can generally expect Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne to air it out in the friendly confines of Sun Life stadium - he's averaging 8.15 yards per attempt at home, and 5.99 on the road. However, that go-for-broke approach comes at a price; Henne has thrown four of his five picks at home. Expect both Henne and Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to be under siege in this game - the Steelers and Dolphins are each attacking quarterbacks at a high rate (PIT 17 sacks, MIA 14 sacks). That stat favors Miami on the offensive side of the ball - the 'Fins rank ninth in Adjusted Sack Rate, while the Steelers rank 22nd in the NFL in protecting their quarterback. Of course, those numbers don't really account for Roethlisberger's amazing ability to complete passes with defenders hanging all over him - that will be a primary challenge for the Dolphins in this game.
Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints
You'd expect Saints running back Pierre Thomas to lead the team in yards after catch, and he does, with 10.18 YAC (he actually averages his catches more than two yards behind the line of scrimmage). But receiver Lance Moore's YAC totals are unusual for his position, and they speak to the Saints' "new offense" in which there are fewer downfield routes. Moore averages 6.82 air yards per catch (yards between quarterback and initial catch), but an amazing 9.29 after he gets the ball. Oakland's Louis Murphy ranks second in YAC among receivers at 7.33, which tells you how unique Moore's totals are. This, however, might be a good time for Drew Brees to air it out. The Browns have allowed 19 plays of 20 yards or more, and four of 40 yards or more.
Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks
The underrated aspect of Seattle's early success has been special teams. We saw this when Leon Washington returned two kickoffs for touchdowns against the San Diego Chargers, but Seattle also ranks first overall in Special Teams DVOA, puts their opponents in the biggest hole in every drive (average opponent drive start: the 20.6-yard line), and brings about the best starts for their offense (average drive start: the 33.7-yard line). The Cardinals' opponents start their average drives at their own 27.1-yard line, and Arizona begins an average drive at the 28.3-yard line.
New England Patriots at San Diego Chargers
We spoke of quarterback penalties in the San Francisco section; let's talk about Philip Rivers. Through six games, Rivers leads the league on delay of game calls with six; Denver's Kyle Orton is second with four. In 2009, Cincinnati's Carson Palmer led the league with nine in the entire season, and Rivers had just six all year. Both Smith and Rivers could be dealing with ancillary offensive line issues - all of Rivers' delay calls came in weeks 1 and 3, when reserve tackle Brandyn Dombrowski was playing in place of holdout Marcus McNeil. That was one reason the Chargers finally gave McNeil a new contract - another reason might be the fact that San Diego ranks 25th in Adjusted Sack Rate after finishing the 2009 season as the league's fifth-best in that category.
Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos
We're not exactly sure where Brandon Lloyd came from this year after his notable multi-season disappearing act, but one thing we do know is that the Raiders are in trouble against this guy. Oakland is by far the worst team in the league when it comes to defensive #1 receivers, and Lloyd is 61 yards ahead of the next-most productive receiver (663 to Reggie Wayne's 602). Lloyd needs just 60 yards to tie his season-high total to date, which he amassed for the San Francisco 49ers in 2005. In case you're wondering, Redskins fane, Lloyd put up just 379 yards in two seasons in the nation's capital. Ah, the Vinny Cerrato era - how we miss it so.
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers
The interesting thing about the Vikings' defense this year is that that formerly-scary front four isn't getting after the quarterback too much at all. After leading the NFL in sacks in 2009. The Vikings have just six through the 2010 season. This could reflect a more coverage-friendly scheme, as opposed to forcing the issue with pressure in a more boom-and-bust fashion - despite that lack of heat, Minnesota's pass defense is the sixth-best in the league.
New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys
Our advice to the Cowboys against this defense? Use the shotgun (no, not literally). Dallas does much better when Tony Romo is out from under center and can actually see what is going on before his protection-impaired line gives up sacks, hits, and hurries. The 'Boys have run shotgun 42.7 percent of the time, and they rank seventh in DVOA and first in yards when doing so. Those numbers drop to 15th in DVOA and 14th in yards per play (7.1 YPP vs. 5.1) when Romo is under center. The Giants rank second in Defensive Adjusted Sack Rate, and they're first in DVOA against the pass.
Doug Farrar
October 21, 2010; 4:34 PM ET
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The United States government is set to apologize for a series of experiments in the 1940s where they infected Guatemalans with STDs.
U.S. government medical researchers intentionally infected hundreds of people in Guatemala, including institutionalized mental patients, with gonorrhea and syphilis without their knowledge or permission more than 60 years ago.
According to the story, many of the patients were encouraged to spread the disease and also did not get proper medical treatment. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius issued this apology:
"The sexually transmitted disease inoculation study conducted from 1946-1948 in Guatemala was clearly unethical," according to the joint statement from Clinton and Sebelius. "Although these events occurred more than 64 years ago, we are outraged that such reprehensible research could have occurred under the guise of public health. We deeply regret that it happened, and we apologize to all the individuals who were affected by such abhorrent research practices."
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. Her study, "Normal Exposure' and Inoculation Syphilis: A PHS 'Tuskegee' Doctor in Guatemala, 1946-48," draws a link between the research in Guatemala and the notorious
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Suncor Energy (SU)
Canadian heavy oil and tar sands producers have seen their profits diminish as the lack of sufficient infrastructure has curtailed demand for Western Canadian Select (WCS) crude. The fracking boom creating oodles of lighter, easier-to-refine WTI crude oil isn't helping either.
The Keystone XL will eliminate many logistics issues, and producers in the oil sands should immediately see a bump in price for their production when it starts flowing.
The biggest winner could be Suncor Energy (SU). The company first pioneered drilling in the oil sands back in the 1960s and has continued to amass a large acreage position in Alberta. Hindering that position has been the huge disconnect between WCS and WTI crude oil, and profits at SU continue to be muted. However, if the Keystone is approved, Suncor should be able to boost profits and see its shares improve.


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Lucky strike?
December 26, 2012
Mitt Romney has been portrayed by some political pundits as a rudderless ship desperately trying to stay on course for the presidency.
Not to take issue with this maritime analogy, it seems to me a better comparison would be to describe his campaign as an inexpertly thrown bowling ball careening down the lane from side to side only because his teammates had the foresight of alerting house management to keep the gutter guards in place.
In the coming election, I neither wish to book passage on a lost voyage, nor cheer for what can only be a lucky strike.
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Education dept mulls free surgery for low-vision students
To help students with weak eyesight, the state education department has announced that it will arrange free treatment for children aged between 6-18 years.punjab Updated: Nov 27, 2012 19:56 IST
To help students with weak eyesight, the state education department has announced that it will arrange free treatment for children aged between 6-18 years.
Director general of school education (DGSE) Kahan Singh Pannu told HT that the department would identify students, whose eyesight is weak and cannot be treated with spectacles. He added that 597 such children had been identified and would be operated upon in December.
"The department, in collaboration with international NGO Sightsavers, would organise medical camps in six districts to identify students, who are not able to see and study properly. The camp will be held from December 11-20."
He added that they have appointed coordinators to identify other students who could benefit from the disease. The government calls them Intrusive Education for Disabled (IED) coordinators.
"The coordinators will identify children from across government schools that have not yet been enrolled by the department and refer them to the hospitals. Citizens can contact the IED coordinator, informing him about the presence of the targeted student (s) in their areas," he said.
He added that citizens can e-mail such details on firstname.lastname@example.com or could call state nodal officer, Bhavneet Gupta at 98728-34324.
He added that the department would also provide printed books with big font, lens or any other requirements, if needed.
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