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A friend of mine has an old computer and is interested in playing Titanfall. I looked it up, and his computer does meet the minimum requirements, but just barely. His components are as follows:
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Mayor Rob Ford has said sorry so much lately that you'd think he'd be good at it by now. Apparently not. Not, at least, on the evidence of the latest grudging, qualified apologies.
In the first of two efforts that came on Tuesday morning, Mr. Ford was being asked by Speaker Frances Nunziata to say sorry for a remark he had made the night before. Ms. Nunziata had ordered city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, a sometime Ford ally, to leave the chamber for unruly behaviour. Mr. Ford jumped in. "The most corrupt ones can stay, but he has to go?" he complained.
It was a nasty remark, even in the heat of the moment, but the most he could bring himself to say the next morning in council was, "I'll withdraw my comments." Deputy Speaker John Parker, one of council's true gentlemen, rose to suggest gently that the mayor might go a little further. That prompted a Fordian tirade. "How about 'I am so sorry'?" Mr. Ford said, his voice thick with sarcasm. "Super, super, super, super, super, super, super, sorry? So sorry?" It was a juvenile performance, more fitting for a schoolyard than a council chamber.
And like a scolded schoolboy, he had a good laugh about the whole thing with Mr. Mammoliti, who had issued his own half-hearted apology minutes before. Mr. Ford even indulged in a little pantomime. He put his hands behind his back like a handcuffed prisoner and trudged theatrically toward the exit, then turned around and went back to his desk, grinning.
His second effort was much longer and more lawyerly. Mr. Ford faces a potential libel suit from Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale after appearing to suggest in an interview with Conrad Black that he thought Mr. Dale was a pedophile. That was certainly what many viewers of the interview thought he was insinuating when he said that "when a guy's taking pictures of little kids, I don't want to say that word but you start thinking, 'What's this guy all about?' "
Not so, the mayor now insists. He says that he never used the word pedophile, does not believe Mr. Dale is a pedophile "nor did I intend to suggest that in my comments."
What, then, did he mean to suggest? If he didn't have pedophile in mind, what was the word "I don't want to say"?
Why, for that matter, did he leave the apparent slur hanging for a full week before deciding to "clarify" his comments? Why did he not retract when given the chance the day after, instead telling reporters that "I stand by my words"?
As usual, Mr. Ford is shifting the blame to some other party – in this case, as in so many others, the media. He says his comments to Mr. Black were in the context of the "incredible assault" by the media on him and his family.
Rather than apologize for a smear, he apologized "for the way in which the media has interpreted my statements" and found it unfortunate "that the word I did not say has been ascribed to me by the media." It is the kind of dodge often used by feuding couples: I'm sorry if you were so misguided as to misinterpret that remark, but if you took offence, I'm sorry.
He also managed to slip in another shot at the Star, saying that Mr. Dale "is an employee in the very competitive news business and must do as his superiors instruct him." This repeats a claim that Mr. Ford and his brother Doug have made ever since the May, 2012, incident involving Mr. Dale: that the Star sent the reporter to snoop on them. Mr. Dale insists he faced no such pressure. He was simply exploring a parcel of public land next to the mayor's house that Mr. Ford was attempting to buy.
Mr. Ford now says that when he made the remark about Mr. Dale and little kids, he was just explaining what went through his mind at the time of the incident, when a neighbour told him someone was "peering over the fence." That neighbour's report is what made him charge out of his house to accost Mr. Dale, he says.
Fair enough. Most people would be alarmed if they heard something like that. But it should have been obvious the moment he saw Mr. Dale, a well-known member of the City Hall media gallery, that this person was not "a threat to my family."
Mr. Dale soon explained what he was doing near the mayor's house. Yet the mayor and his brother have claimed ever since that he was peering over the fence, lurking in the bushes or even skulking in the mayor's backyard.
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Back from the Wizard World Chicago, we had a wonderful time drawing sketches for people, eating overpriced "food" and seeing grown men parade around in skin-tight clothing. Here's a picture of Jon Adams pretending to draw.
Our friends and hosts Sean Murphy and Zach Howard got into a fight over which guy dressed as a Stormtrooper was the coolest.
We tracked down Matt Kindt and got him to autograph a copy of The Protectorate, a very early comic to which he contributed. A good sport, he was even willing to pose with it. Hiding out of embarassment behind him is Top Shelf publisher Chris Staros.
When God took it in his hands to cancel our return flight using one of his powerful storms, we were stuck in Chicago for another night. Fortunately we met two fellow artists in the same predicment who had just been comped a room by the airline. Joshua Ortega and Jay (last name forgotten) were super kind and generous, allowing a complete stranger to stay with them.
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In fact, Davis ended his tour of duty by leading the Chiefs in both rushing (37 yards) and receiving (31 yards). I doubt Charles would have been able to do any better against a very tough 49ers defense.
Still if the Chiefs are going to become a proficient offense (and they looked anything but that Friday night) they need Charles at the top of his game. So if the season started tomorrow would Charles be able to play?
That's the big question on the minds of Chiefs fans. But for now Charles just wants to get better.
"I'm still a little bit sore. I'm just day-to-day now, getting my treatment and making sure I get all my treatment before I can be right," Charles said.
When the injury occurred there was some panic it could be severe and that Charles could have a lengthy stay away from the field. And if you hear Charles explain the injury you might have believed that as well.
"It started from my foot and traveled all the way up the side of my foot and now it's stuck in the middle of my right leg. I mean, it's a day-to-day thing. It's getting better every day," he told reporters after Sunday's practice.
However that may be the case for Charles, he wasn't about to get back on the practice field unless he could go full speed.
"I told (Head Athletic Trainer) Rick (Burkholder) I can't just be waiting and waiting and waiting. I want to get in the reps with the ones and continue to see how I feel, if it's getting better or worse," Charles stated.
And that's just something the Chiefs have to be weary off, as they begin preparations for the season opener against Jacksonville. In that regard, reporters pushed Charles about his availability Friday night against San Francisco. He made it clear he could have played.
So that alone should put Chiefs fans at easy. And as long as the injury doesn't get worse, Charles should be ready to go come opening day.
Charles is a veteran and he's already come back from a severe knee injury a season ago. But that doesn't make up for the fact he's still learning under a new head coach, a new system and missing any amount of practice time could be critical to his maturation in learning this offense.
If the Chiefs are going to get to the playoff promised land this season, Charles has to lead them. So getting back on the field and being productive is paramount for the Chiefs.
"It's a new system and a new coach, so everybody is expecting something a bit different," he said about Andy Reid's complex offense. "They (the coaches) want to see what I can do. I know myself what I can do, but I wasn't with them in their system so they still want to see what I can do. Everybody, the whole team, not just me, a couple of other guys who are high level Pro Bowlers, are still out there playing, so I need to go out there and play and do my job as well."
Thus to easy any concerns, let's hope he can do just that Saturday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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The HM pace bunny has almost caught me. I ended up doing a 5K yesterday instead of my long run and now I'm only 0.4 HMs ahead of the pace bunny. Gonna need to do some extra to get ahead of him again.
Taper for and recovery from Boston has my numbers down, not sure I should have done a hilly half last Wednesday. Raced 10k yesterday and my legs are pretty beat, but gotta get back at it so I'll more than likely hit my hilly half again this Wednesday. October 16th will be here before I know it, planning on two halves that day.
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I was getting too fixated on getting ahead of the bunny and it was beginning to stress me out, so I decided to forget about it for awhile. I've been having a tough time with consistancy and need to focus on that more then the 52 in 52. Also trying to fit in a decent amount of swimming and biking into the week while trying to keep on track for 2000 miles is a little tougher then I thought it would be. Also the weather in the midwest has been really shitty and its tough to get motivated to go out when its 45 with 25 mph sustained winds.
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Yesterday I was going to run one but since my son was wiling to go we did 6.3 instead, which was better. Knowing what my schedule looks like this week & weekend it's going to be hard not to loose more ground. Now is not the time to be insane. I'd rather just be consistent. I also don't think I'm fully recovered from Boston. The muscle trauma was significant. Despite my placing, I feel I ran a crappy and sloppy 5K on Saturday due to not being recovered.
I haven't lost ground yet, but I'm only just managing to hold on. I'm still not recovered from Saturday's marathon and I'm not planning on getting in a HM this week - last week's 2 will have to carry me. Like Burnt Toast I want to make sure I keep my eye on the bigger picture and not push myself into an injury. Better to miss a few HM and still be running regularly than push too hard and end up spending months on the bench.
Its also going to take a lot more effort now to get in those 2 hr runs because down here in NZ we are out of summer and well into Autumn. Daylight saving is over, the days are getting shorter, its raining more often, and I'm about to start a new job that will not give me as much flexibility on my working hours. Time to HTFU.
Running - cheaper than therapy
Finally able to make some headway on this thing again - got two in last week. I think I'm still about 5-6 behind right now though, but hoping for another 2 this week as well.
We're not two thirds of the way Jeff, so there's still time to kick the pace bunny's fuzzy nuts on the way by. Kick him hard, then kick him while he's down. : )


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I had 2 HM which are 2 weeks apart.. Don't ask me how that happened.. haa
31 May and 16 Jun.
My current thoughts is to race the 1st one and take it easy for the 2nd.. But another option is to use the 1st one as tuneup race and race the 2nd one..
I also have a goal HM abt 8 weeks before the HM in May.. I am currently using a modified pfitz 14/52 plan if that matter..
Any thoughts?
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I've done it a few times, and frankly, it isn't that much of a stretch to have 2 good, quality efforts -- one doesn't have to be sacrificed for the other. I've found weather differences between the 2 events having more of an impact than the previous race.
Think of it this in this light....on a normal run-up to a goal HM, you'd have a few lighter days post race and then probably drop back into your training routine by day 4 or 5 (at most). Certainly by week 2, you'd have a longer run or even a long tempo back into your schedule -- the second half is just replacing that long or tempo workout.
Personally, as a middle-aged hobby jogger, I can't hammer out 2 equal high effort HM on back-to-back weekends, I need to dial one back -- and for me, I get better results by running the first one at 80-90% effort, and then have the second one be the harder. IE...easy -> hard works better than hard --> easy.
MTA: Just checked through my log and it looks like I did 2 or 1 week back-to-back HM 4 times last year. Usually (not always), the second was the better quality result.
I've done my best to live the right way. I get up every morning and go to work each day. (for now)
Thanks, milktruck. Will probably do a easier 1st then try to race the 2nd.
I'm in the midst of two half marathons 13 days apart (on day 6 of 13 today). I raced the first pretty hard and felt like I was back to full strength just a day or two after. Was able to have a pretty good 17 mile effort today. So, IMHO I think you could probably go full out for both.


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I have run xfs filesystem for years with no real issues, but in the last few weeks I have had a bug pop up that is becoming increasingly common. I run linux 2.4.26 with patches for xfs acls and device-mapper(for LVM2). I have run this kernel for several months without problem. I just added device mapper patch and moved filesystems to LVM2 a few weeks ago. Anyway, I am seeing what appears to be corruption on certain group quotas. I see the following: # quota -v -g it350proj Disk quotas for group it350proj (gid 15699): Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace /dev/mapper/vggrp1-lvol0 18014398509480540* 102400 112640 1 0 0 /dev/mapper/vggrp2-lvol0 0 0 0 0 0 0 That usage is most certainly incorrect. Not all groups have this problem and I have not had it reported with any user quotas. I did and xfs_repair last week because it was reported to me on other groups. So either it did not fix the problem or it has been corrupted since then. Please advise on what may be causing this or how to fix it. --David Dougall
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Photos: Beer By Design brings well-designed beer to Northglenn
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Beer By Design opened on June 1 as Northglenn's first brewery taproom and it has received a warm welcome from the surrounding community. Owners Vance Sabbe and Rich Aggen met as neighbors and decided jump into the industry after 22 years of homebrewing. Beer By Design Brewery will host a grand opening on June 28 at 4:30 p.m., which will include food trucks, live music and wide variety of beer.
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On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 11:27 AM, Tom Lane <tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us> wrote: > Robert Haas <robertmhaas(at)gmail(dot)com> writes: >> I'm not convinced that it's a bug. Suppose that xmax is set but is >> hinted as invalid. > > XMAX_INVALID is not a "hint". When it's set, the contents of the field > must be presumed to be garbage. Any code failing to adhere to that rule > is broken. > >> We process the table and advanced relfrozenxid; >> then, we crash. After recovery, it's possible that the hint bit is >> gone (after all, setting hint bits isn't WAL-logged). Now we're in >> big trouble, because the next CLOG lookup on that xmax value might not >> happen until it's been reused, and we might get a different answer >> than before. > > I believe we have adequate defenses against that, and even if we did > not, that doesn't make the code in question less wrong. I believe the adequate defense that we have is precisely the logic you are proposing to change. Regardless of whether you want to call XMAX_INVALID a hint or, say, a giant tortoise, I am fairly sure that we don't WAL-log setting it. That means that a bit set before a crash won't necessarily still be set after a crash. But the corresponding relfrozenxid advancement will be WAL-logged, leading to the problem scenario I described. -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
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Earlier this week, I quietly celebrated the memory of Alfred A. Freddoso, a man I never met and about whom I know relatively little. He emigrated to the United States from Italy as a boy in the 1920s. He enlisted in the U.S. Army his early 20s, returned to his homeland as a soldier and was killed at Monte Cassino.
Upon his death, his older brother Anthony – my grandfather, who had already seen heavy combat action in the Pacific – was pulled from his unit and returned home, reportedly at the heated insistence of his irate mother.
Memorial Day is the day we honor those who served and died. In November, on Veterans' Day, we will honor all who served. Americans revere veterans – the ones who died, the ones who lived, the ones who who served in combat and those who were behind the lines. Around the time of our nation's founding, soldiers and standing armies were viewed with deep skepticism. Today, it's become part of our national character to honor military service.
That's what makes the scandal at the Department of Veterans Affairs so much more than just a political scandal. Having just sent hundreds of thousands of soldiers to wars overseas in the last decade, America has to make good on the promises it made to them. We are not doing so, as this week's VA Inspector General report demonstrates.
When he first ran for president, President Obama promised to fix the VA. And let no one accuse him of doing nothing. The agency's funding has increased by 68 percent since he took office. The ranks of its employees have increased 22 percent.
Yet no number of people and no amount of money can fix simple bureaucratic malice, callousness, and lack of concern for human life.
The Washington Examiner's coverage of problems at the VA goes back far before the current scandal erupted - the one in which bureaucrats gamed the system and moved veterans to secret waiting lists in order to meet performance goals that would increase their pay. According to the new IG report, thousands of veterans just in the Phoenix area waited, on average, 115 days for an appointment with a primary care physician. As many as 40 died while waiting. But thanks to clever maneuvering of waiting lists and computer systems, bureaucrats avoided the heat and collected bonuses for supposedly hooking these same veterans up with a doctor within 30 days.
This particular wasn't limited to Phoenix - nor is it the only problem. Previously, the Examiner has reported on how the VA retaliates against whistleblowers who report issues dangerous to human life; on how VA cancer patients died due to shoddy care and treatment delays; on how VA administrators received bonuses and stellar performance records despite presiding over failure; on how nearly 20,000 veterans died in 2012 while waiting for a decision on compensation for injuries they received in the service of their country.
To add insult to injury, the Examiner also reported on how VA bureaucrats spent $50,000 on a Patton parody - to boost their morale. And the American Legion, which has been raising such issues, was targeted by the Obama IRS last year over its nonprofit status.
I know I've done little for my country compared to my grandfather, my Uncle Al, their contemporaneous comrades-in-arms, and those who have much more recently come home from Iraq and Afghanistan. More likely than not, you find yourself carrying the same debt of gratitude to others.
But think about this: If our federal government is too negligent and malicious to deliver care to people like them, what will it do to you and me if it ever it controls our health care?DAVID FREDDOSO, a Washington Examiner columnist, is the former Editorial Page Editor for the Examiner and the New York Times-bestselling author of "Spin Masters: How the Media Ignored the Real News and Helped Re-elect Barack Obama." He has also written two other books, "The Case Against Barack Obama" (2008) and "Gangster Government" (2011).


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Fund managers are concerned the federal government's annual budget next Tuesday, which is expected to entail the biggest fiscal contraction in at least 40 years, could partly negate the positive impact of the Reserve Bank of Australia's 0.5 of a percentage point rate cut on the economy and market.
Although specific details are not yet known, economists predict the government's pledge to return the national accounts to surplus by 2013 will entail a comprehensive and potentially severe program of cuts in order to save some $5 billion.
Public sector job losses and the abolition of certain tax incentives are two potential options.
Market participants fear that while interest rate cuts may boost consumer and business sentiment in the short term, the inherently contractionary nature of the budget could cause that to quickly fade.
"This obsession with budget surpluses comes at a difficult time for the economy,"
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Colonial First State Global Asset Management's head of investment markets research, Stephen Halmarick, said: "It's hard to know whether there are big programs that are going to be cut and will affect growth, or whether there will just be people at the end of the year who will end up with a bit less money in their pocket from their tax refunds. Clearly, there is going to be that fiscal contraction flowing through the economy earlier this year. The RBA is going to be able to offset a bit of that but there is certainly no one-for-one relationship between fiscal policy tightening and monetary policy easing."
Mr Lanchester said he feared a contractionary budget could put more pressure on parts of the stockmarket exposed to the Australian consumer, such as retail and media, already suffering from reduced consumer spending.
Citigroup chief economist Paul Brennan said he believed the budget's impact on consumers' hip pockets would be negligible, but the impact of negative headlines on consumer sentiment was a concern.
"[A tightening worth] half a per cent of gross domestic product is not going to break the economy but it just means that it's another thing that will add to the downward pressures affecting the weak parts of the two-speed economy," Mr Brennan said.
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Britain's ambitious, shoe-string mission to Mars has taken a momentous leap into the unknown but controllers in London yesterday were still anxiously waiting to hear whether Beagle 2 had landed successfully.
Scientists were not expected to discover until midnight local time (11am Melbourne time) if the lander had survived its entry into the Martian atmosphere.
Lead scientist Professor Colin Pillinger said Britain's Jodrell Bank telescope would try to pick up a signal.
"We don't know anything until we get a signal", he said.
Another scientist, Ian Wright, said that while the Beagle 2 team would have been elated to have received a signal from Mars early on Christmas morning, it had not given up hope that the probe had landed successfully.
"We are still considering that it has landed but just not transmitting," he said. "It's all a bit of a wing and a prayer, this business."
The probe, about the size of bicycle wheel, was expected to quietly parachute down to the Martian surface just before 3am (2pm Melbourne) yesterday, after a six-month, 400 million-kilometre voyage from Earth.
The 33-kilogram probe, which hitched a ride on the European Space Agency orbiter, Mars Express, has been built for about 40 million pounds ($A96 million).
Of the 30 missions to Mars since the 1960s, only three have successfully landed on the surface. NASA, which has publicly stated that it wants to be the first to find life on Mars, has two probes due to land on the planet next month.
The Beagle 2, launched from Kazakhstan on June 2, has been six years in the making and is testament to the boundless enthusiasm and money-raising capacity of Professor Pillinger and his wife Judith, who is also a planetary scientist.
In an interview with The Age earlier this year, Professor Pillinger said he hoped the Beagle would be "the first step to knowing that we are not alone on the universe. To believe that we are the pinnacle of evolution is totally arrogant."
It is is likely to be several weeks, if not months, before the Beagle sheds any light on that crucial question. But Professor Pillinger and his team argue it will be worth the wait.
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Raytheon is re-introducing its 250-pound Paveway laser-guided precision munition to the warfighter inventory. Raytheon's combat-proven Paveway is a kit that transforms "dumb" bombs into precision guided weapons.
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"For those of you who want to lose weight remember you didn't gain it overnight, you are not going to lose it overnight. There is no magic pill. Check with your wellness program on your home campus, you will be impressed at how they want to help you."
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1. What health behavior did you change?
I changed the choices I made in the foods I ate. Before I lost 65 pounds I thought I was making wise/healthy choices. I would buy chips made with brown rice and were baked. I purchased dark chocolate because it is better for you. I ate salads. I drank fat free milk. I exercised. My husband and I were doing a 2 mile power walking the local mall, 3-4 times/week. Before I started my weight loss program I'd use the excuse that I exercised so I could overeat. Now I don't want to ruin my exercise results with splurging on the wrong food. At Weight Watchers I learned portion control and to choose foods that were filling and satisfying, like whole grains, fresh fruits, low-fat yogurt, and lean protein. When I eat these I'm satisfied and don't have the urge to binge eat. And do you know what? These foods are delicious. At my house we are always making a fruit and yogurt run to the grocery store. It use to be an ice cream run.
2. Why did you decide to make this change?
There are a number of reasons. One was obviously for health reasons. Diabetes and heart problems run in my family. Another reason was restaurant booths and airline seats, it was embarrassing trying to squeeze into them. I didn't like to try on clothes because I didn't like my reflection in the mirror. I'm only 4'10", at 192 pounds I was wearing a woman's size 18! I didn't like looking at myself in photographs. Some I would justify that I didn't look that bad, but I was just fooling myself. I hated seeing my reflection in a window as I walked by. I learned to avoid looking.
3. How did you accomplish your success?
In 2009 a friend asked someone to be her diet partner. I volunteered and told her to chose the weight loss program and I'll do it with her. Well she chose Weight Watchers. Because of my previous experience with Weight Watchers, I really thought I'd drop out in a few weeks. The Weight Watchers program has changed since it first started in 1963. I first joined Weight Watchers in 1978. At that time you were really limited in what you could eat. I dropped out and rejoined several times between 1978 and 1996. Today's program allows you to eat the 1978 'off limit' foods. It's about making healthy choices and also being allowed to treat yourself. I can have my cake and eat it too! It is all about planning and portion control. I find the current program fun!
4. How did the University of Texas System Living Well: Make it a Priority or your Institutions resources and tools help you?
I've just become familiar with that program. What great resources we have available!
5. What goals and obstacles did you have?
When I started attending Weight Watchers I found out they had an "At Work" program. I called our HRS and asked if it would be possible to have a program on campus. The person I talked to said she'd get back to me and before I knew it, my Weight Watcher's office called me and said a UTEP representative was asking Weight Watchers if they'd be able to do a program on campus and if I'd be interested in leading the program. I said yes. I'm also the wellness ambassador for my department. I am so impressed with the information these meetings give, exercise tips, diet tips, health advice, as well as support.
6. Who supported you during this experience?
Everyone! My family is now on the program with me. My co-workers. Definitely the UTEP Wellness Program. Allowing Weight Watchers on campus and having me lead it has been a wonderful support. And, I have to mention my fellow Weight Watcher members at the meetings. The members know what you are going through with plateaus, certain foods, cravings, and they'll tell you what works for them. You realize you are not the only one who feels this way or the only one who has done 'that.'
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AHC External Review—Moving forward; Investing in our strengths
Dear Colleagues,
Earlier this year, I requested an external review to explore the direction and leadership of the health sciences at the University of Minnesota. Finalizing the report and follow-up actions has been slowed in large part due to our negotiations with Fairview Health Services to create a new integrated structure, which will be highly significant to the future of the Medical School and our clinical enterprise. While the conversation with Fairview is not complete, we can responsibly make some decisions today.
The external review is online and I encourage you to read it in its entirety. However, the bottom line is that the review does not provide a road map, but rather a calibration. Much energy has been spent by many on organizational and operational questions that have little to do with advancing excellence in research and education. The review reminds us that there are as many leadership and organizational models in the United States as there are academic health centers. The path we choose must be guided by what is right for this University and this moment.
The report emphasizes that we have an outstanding platform from which to return this Medical School and our health sciences enterprise to the highest tier nationally, and that we have much of which to be proud. Neither of these facts is well appreciated. I have said many times that strength in our health sciences research, teaching, clinical and outreach programs is essential to the strength of the University itself. Few universities in the world can match the breadth of what we do to advance science and human and animal well-being, and the diverse schools in the academic health center have enormous opportunities.
Our research portfolio is strong. With the help of state support, the University will soon be home to one of the nation's most state-of-the-art basic and translational research complexes. We have demonstrated a research synergy with Mayo Clinic that is advancing scientific progress in critical areas of medicine. Both the Biomedical Discovery District and our Mayo partnership are the envy of our peers and competitors. We are the national model of interdisciplinary education. Just this fall, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services chose the University of Minnesota Academic Health Center to lead a new coordinating center to provide national leadership in the field of interprofessional education and collaborative practice among health professionals. The University of Minnesota will be part of the new educational reality for health professionals—truly shaping the future of healthcare professionals across the nation. There are many, many more examples of excellence in what we do.
To attract top talent and define the University's role in an evolving healthcare marketplace, I concur with the reviewers' conclusion that we need a strong dean of the Medical School. I believe our model, which combines the responsibilities of the dean of the Medical School and vice president of health sciences, is the best to achieve these goals.
In this time of transitions, Vice President and Dean Aaron Friedman has brought steadfast leadership to the Academic Health Center and it is important to maintain this continuity as we carefully negotiate a new clinical agreement with Fairview Health Services.
In this leadership model, the vice president for health sciences will serve as a leader among peers, focusing on coordinating the clinical interface across disciplines, and interprofessional education and interdisciplinary research. The role represents the University's external face to the healthcare marketplace. The colleges and schools that make up the health sciences will continue to report to the provost for academic issues, ensuring the budget compact process for colleges is consistent and transparent across the University.
Together with the deans of the other schools that make up the health sciences, we are well poised to leverage our research portfolio and advance critical breakthroughs, model interdisciplinary education and care, and deliver on the healthcare expectations of our state.
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The review clearly articulates the need for increased strategic planning at the Medical School. I have asked Dean Friedman to launch a faculty-led strategic planning process for the Medical School to help provide the "north star" that our faculty seeks.
We know we cannot be all things. It is critical that we define our differentiating strengths and articulate how we intend to deliver on the promise of high-quality research, education and care for those who choose the University of Minnesota—as students, educators, scientists, or patients. We need a vision and plan that brings together our faculty and staff and sets a foundation for growth and investment. I have requested this plan be completed and shared with the broader community by June 30, 2013.
Curricular Integration
I have asked the deans of CBS, CFANS, and CSE to join with the AHC deans and define the spaces of further health integration, especially in curriculum and in research. I expect this conversation also to provide a time for all of the AHC schools to evaluate their future paths. It is clear to me that there are opportunities for continued integration that will build upon our considerable strengths. I have asked for their views on further integration by March 1, 2013.
Operational Integration and Excellence
There has been significant analysis and study of the structure of the Academic Health Center. The structure we have today is broad based and utilizes considerable resources, but it has met the needs of the units well. There are, however, opportunities to improve alignment, and beginning in early 2013, Research Animal Resources will be integrated into the University's Office of the Vice President for Research. This move ensures authority and responsibility are aligned.
The University, through its operational excellence initiative, is working to achieve greater administrative efficiency. Among our goals are to reduce costs and improve processes and transparency. To that end, we are examining units across the institution and the Academic Health Center and its administrative functions will continue to be included in that work. We must leverage skills and resources systemwide to best achieve our academic and research needs. Any decision to make changes must be informed by the structure of our revised partnership and operating model with Fairview and the Medical School's strategic planning process.
Investing in our Strengths
These actions are steps towards a future of excellence for the Academic Health Center and for the Medical School. Faculty, staff, and leaders have been well surveyed and much input has been given to this process. I have heard you, and it is clear that no path will satisfy all. But now is the time to focus on the future, to plan strategically, and to align our resources to achieve greater excellence. Thank you for your commitment to this great university.
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Following on from the other thread here, that suggested that only about 2% of books (in the UK) are translated, I just wondered what your percentage is?
Here are my stats:
Out of my entire library of 695 books, 220 are translated (according to my tags at least, I don't seem to have included any of my translated philosophy or politics in that tag). That makes:
31.65% translated.
Of my fiction (444 total, 214 translated):
48.19% translated
According to my stats page, I have works from 25 languages (including English). If there are 6700 (according to http://www.ethnologue.com/) spoken languages, I have a measly:
0.378% of them in my library.
And just to top off this translation fest... my top 5 (again, from the stats page)
(361) English
(105) French
(37) German
(25) Russian
(19) Japanese
Anyone else want to share?
it looks like about 201 translated from 771 books for about 26.07%...works from a total of 23 languages (including english)...and while i'm at it i'll do everything you're doing too:)
(413) English
(39) Japanese
(34) French
(30) German
(23) Russian
These are interesting statistics :)
I can only rely on my stats page, but it says the following:
total number of books: 1560
Original languages (top 5)
(650) German
(622) English
(58) French
(31) Italian
(23) Spanish
As my native language is german, but 73 of my english books are not translated into german, I have a total of 837 books which are translations. That makes 53,65% .
I've books in (originally) 29 languages, which is 0,433% of the spoken languages.
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