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SUPERMARINE have added two new faces on board and one of them made a fleeting appearance in the 1-0 Division One South &West victory at Cinderford.
Left-sided midfielder Ben Whitehead has come in from Abingdon United and played the final quarter of an hour at the weekend, while right-back Mani Randhawa has also arrived from local rivals Chippenham.
Randhawa turned out for New College in the Hellenic League on Saturday but is expected to play a part in the 2011/12 Wiltshire Premier Shield final at home to Salisbury on Wednesday.
Jamie Prictor directed home the only goal of the game after six minutes as Supermarine returned to action at the Causeway Ground following a three-week break on Saturday.
Marine boss Dave Webb said: "It wasn't a game for the purist but we showed real quality in terms of keeping the ball out of the net.
"Kent (Kauppinen) in goal made three very good saves and the back four were very strong. Usually that goes unnoticed but it's been the basis for our success.
"The whole back four were superb and although Craig Curtis is the least experienced, he was probably the pick of them."
On his two new signings, Webb added: "We've got two really good young players to come into the squad.
"I tried to get Ben earlier in the season but it didn't happen.
"He did well on Saturday and put in a great cross for Ash (Edenborough) that the keeper smothered.
"Mani has not had a great deal of opportunity at Chippenham this year, but we thought he'd be a good player to get in with Dan Wallington out for the season.
"Until this weekend we had no cover in that position."
Elsewhere in the division, Cirencester skipper Jamie Reid enjoyed an eventful return to action following a broken leg as his side stunned league leaders Hungerford 1-0.
Reid hit home a glorious 28th-minute volley but either side of that received two yellow cards, meaning the Centurions had to play almost the entire second half with 10 men.
However, the visitors held on and gave fuel to the theory that their play-off hopes are still very much alive.
In the Southern Premier, Chippenham's league season took another turn for the worse following a 7-1 home hammering at the hands of Bideford.
Banned boss Nathan Rudge looked on powerless from the stands as the Bluebirds were humiliated on their own turf, with Adie Harris' dismissal only making a bad day worse.
Chippenham have not won in the league since December 1 and are only eight points clear of the relegation zone in 16th.
Kevin Squire, Aaron Harper-Penman and Matty Bye gave Bideford a 3-0 lead at the break.
Tom Knighton pulled one back on 51 minutes but Sean Downing got the visitors' fourth and Harris was then shown his second yellow card for a challenge on Matt Andrew.
Further efforts from Downing, Andrew and Squire completed a miserable afternoon for Chippenham.


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Stroke Center
The University of Chicago Medicine is a Joint Commission Certified Comprehensive Stroke Center, nationally recognized for its expertise in providing the highest level of care for stroke patients.
Here, a multidisciplinary team of neurologists, neurointensive care specialists, neurosurgeons, neuroradiologists, advanced practice nurses, therapists and other experts provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic care for people with the following disorders:
- Ischemic stroke
- Transient ischemic attack (TIA or "mini-stroke")
- Critical narrowing or blockages of brain blood vessels
- Intracerebral hemorrhage
- Aneurysms, subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Vascular malformations of the brain, including cerebral cavernous malformation (CCM)
- Vascular tumors of the brain and head/neck region
- Venous occlusions such as dural sinus thrombosis and cortical vein thrombosis
Our goal is to provide comprehensive, individualized care that will help our patients recover to achieve the best quality of life possible.
Comprehensive Treatment
Stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is disrupted. There are two kinds of stroke, and treatment varies according to type:
- Ischemic stroke, caused by a blood clot or plaque that blocks a blood vessel in the brain. Most strokes are this type.
- Hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel bursts in the brain.
At the University of Chicago, our stroke experts provide the full range of treatments for stroke -- from emergency clot-busting medicines to dissolve clots when an ischemic stroke is occurring, to minimally invasive surgical procedures to control bleeding from a hemorrhagic stroke.
Ongoing treatment is tailored to the needs of each patient, depending upon the type and severity of the stroke, as well as factors such as age and co-existing medical conditions. Our patients benefit from being cared for by specialized experts who can recommend an optimal plan to help prevent a new stroke.
Certified Stroke Center
The University of Chicago Stroke Center has been recognized by as a Comprehensive Stroke Center by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). This designation is considered a "Gold Seal of Approval" and recognizes the exceptional efforts of the University of Chicago Stroke Center team to provide advanced care according to the latest stroke treatment standards.
As a recognized Comprehensive Stroke Center, the University of Chicago Medicine has all the critical elements to deliver high-quality medical care to achieve the best long-term outcomes for people affected by stroke. In addition, our unique expertise in neurointensive care differentiates us from other stroke centers and allows our team to provide exceptional care to patients with brain hemorrhages, and other life-threatening severe strokes.
Advanced Stroke Care Facilities
Our patients are cared for in designated stroke units equipped with the latest medical technology for stroke care. This includes our neurointensive care unit, one of the most reputable clinical programs in this field in the country.
Around-the-Clock Care
Our team is always available for rapid evaluation and treatment of patients with stroke and other cerebrovascular problems. The University of Chicago Medicine is one of the few major medical centers in the region to provide an acute stroke care team that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Ongoing Research
The cornerstone of being a Comprehensive Stroke Center is a dedication to evidence-based medicine. Altogether, our experts are involved in a wide range of stroke research projects--from studies of new medicines to prevent stroke to developing advanced surgical procedures to improve blood flow to the brain after stroke. In addition, our team maintains a stroke registry in an effort to track patients' progress and to improve best practices for stroke care.

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Doc confirmed this week that Huw definitely had blackwater fever. We thought it must be but good to know for sure.
Doc confirmed this week that Huw definitely had blackwater fever. We thought it must be but good to know for sure.
A BBC audio slideshow on Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom – http://tinyurl.com/yz83qna
Any tips for good W Africa freight firms? To ship bikes back from Liberia, without paying for whole container (DHL/Fedex etc won't do it)
An upside to being back in the UK: books. Lots of them. In English. Any recommendations before we go soundscape/nature sound book shopping?
Huw's recovered from the malaria/E Coli/whatever – he's just been discharged from hospital in London :) As for the culture shock…
Going home. Huw's not better so we're about to be flown back to the UK for treatment. (Proper blog update coming soon, I promise!)
Recovering in Ghana after being evacuated by air ambulance from Liberia with E. Coli and malaria (probably) and jaundice. Getting better!
Found scales! Our 2nd weigh-in of the trip: Huw's lost 38 kgs since March 09, Bex 22 kgs (Bex drinks beer; Huw doesn't…) #cycling #fb
Sorry for long silence – been cycling through Sierra Leone / Liberia to Monrovia. Lots of news but first, lots of sleep. Happy new year!


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Our client is looking for C++ developers. They are an established and successful global boutique with big ideas about growth and substantial budgets for technology and salaries. They are looking for C++ developers to produce complex connectivity applications.
This role will suit C++ developers who enjoy puzzles and problem solving and who have experience using C++ to develop communication software to connect separate and disparate systems.
For example:
Networking protocols
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Mobile telecommunications
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Candidates may have developed protocols (for bodies such as ISO, IEEE, ITU, RFC) or may have worked for private organisations developing connectivity applications to facilitate access to 3rd party services.
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Construction law incorporates sophisticated legal issues with practice areas that reach across the U.S. economy. Construction matters routinely include contract law, labor relations, litigation and dispute resolution, government contracting, administrative law, and ethics. Private law firms, in house legal departments and government agencies continually hire graduates for their construction groups, yet students often have a negligible introduction to the field and are often not prepared for the nuances and scope of the work. In this class, we explore the law of the construction industry with case studies and student discussions, along with site visits and tours of subcontractor facilities.
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A flavour of 18th-century Cornwall will be coming to Corsham next week, when the High Street is transformed for a BBC film crew.
Shooting for the remake of Poldark, the period drama which set hearts racing in the 1970s will take place outside the Town Hall from Tuesday to Wednesday, May 6 to 8, when the road will be closed to all traffic.
The far end of the High Street will be shut from Monday evening until Friday morning, when horses and carriages will take the place of cars, and the road will be transformed to match the period Cornish setting.
Traffic may also be held for up to three minutes at a time on Priory Street, to prevent cars appearing in the background of the shot.
The remake, which stars The Hobbit actor Aidan Turner as mine owner Ross Poldark, will be shown on BBC1 next year.


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Friend and Benefactor, Zoran Milkovich, Falls Asleep in the Lord
20 May 2011 • In Memoriam
This past Friday, May 20, amidst the preparations for our yearly Commencement, a true friend of St. Vladimir's Seminary, Zoran Milkovich, fell asleep in the Lord. A graduate of St. Vladimir's Seminary, Mr. Milkovich served as President of the Saint Vladimir's Theological Foundation from its inception in 1968 until 1984. The Foundation played an essential role in the advancement of the seminary; members devoted thousands of "man and woman hours," and millions of dollars, to support the training of seminarians during its existence.
Zoran was also a member of the seminary's Board of Trustees for many years, and Vice President of Personal Trusts and Estates for Chase Manhattan Bank for more than 35 years. His wife of 60 years, Annette, fell asleep in the Lord one month ago, on April 10. He is survived by one daughter, Lisa Madara, and is grandfather to Nicholas, Daniel, Anthony, and Erika.
Funeral services for Zoran will be held at St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, 20 West 26 Street, New York City on Wednesday, May 25, at 10:00 a.m. Visitation will be held at the Volk-Leber Funeral Home, 789 Teaneck Rd., Teaneck, New Jersey on Tuesday, May 24 from 1:00–3:00 p.m. and from 6:00–8:00 p.m. Interment will follow at St. Tikhon's Monastery Cemetery, South Canaan, Pennsylvania.
May Zoran's memory be eternal! Christ is risen!
For directions or more information about funeral arrangements, please visit www.volkleberfuneralhome.com.


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By Michael Pomerleano
The message of this article is straightforward. In response to the crisis, the reforms in financial regulation address threats to the banking system by increasing capital and providing for liquidity in the banking system. This article argues that the measures miss the point of the recent crisis. The liquidity crisis in the shadow banking system was a major source of financial and economic instability.
Liquidity grew within in the shadow banking system, and once liquidity evaporated, fire sales lead to downward revaluations of collateral assets. In a financial system increasingly dominated by market instruments, a collapse due to rapid revaluations or counterparty risk is a very high prospective risk. The liquidity and leverage ratios proposed by the Basel committee do not address the problem. Read more


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Abreu, Vazquez, Criollos crush Gigantes
Former Phillies farmhand goes 5-for-6, scores four runs, drives in three
Caguas 14, Carolina 2
Miguel Abreu, who spent last season with the Phillies' Double-A affiliate, went 5-for-6 with a homer, three RBIs and four runs scored to send the Criollos past the Gigantes. Major League veteran Javier Vazquez scattered six hits over five shutout innings for Caguas, which got three hits and three RBIs from Carlos Rivera. Former Major Leaguer Chris Pettit had two hits, including a solo homer, for Carolina. Box score
Santurce 10, Mayaguez 3
Reds prospect Neftali Soto drove in three runs and Jose Ruiz slugged a three-run homer as the Cangrejeros dropped the Indios into a first-place tie in the round-round playoffs. Sergio Miranda went 2-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored to raise his postseason average to .405 for Santurce, wihle Dodgers prospect Yasiel Puig smacked a two-run homer and doubled in a losing effort. Box score
Venezuelan Winter League
Caracas 2, Zulia 1
Former Major Leaguer Les Walrond gave up a run on three hits over five innings, helping the Leones hand the Aguilas their fifth straight playoff loss. Alex Gonzalez and Jesus Guzman scored on a throwing error for Caracas, while Alex Cabrera doubled and scored Zulia's lone run. Gameday box score
Lara 11, Caribes 5
Royals farmhand Paulo Orlando capped a four-hit night with an RBI single that sparked a six-run eighth inning as the Cardenales stormed past the Caribes. Cubs infielder Luis Valbuena and Braves Minor Leaguer Jose Yepez contributed two RBIs apiece for Lara, while Hector Gimenez and Gustavo Molina homered in a losing effort. Box score
Dominican Winter League
Aguilas 5, Toros 4
Giants infielder Joaquin Arias capped a four-RBI night with a go-ahead two-run double in the sixth inning as the Aguilas climbed into a first-place tie in the round-robin playoffs. Rangers prospect Leury Garcia continued his stellar postseason by going 3-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored for Cibaeñas. Indians prospect Jose Ramirez fell a homer shy of the cycle and scored a run for the Toros. Box score
Estrellas 7, Escogido 6
Angels farmhand Luis Jimenez homered, doubled, drove in two runs and scored twice, helping the Estrellas hold off the Leones. Cubs prospect Nelson Perez also went yard and scored a pair of runs for Oriente, while Pirates outfielder Starling Marte hit his fourth postseason homer and drove in three runs for Escogido. Box score
Mexican Pacific League
Obregon 6, Culiacan 5
Barbaro Canizares hit a two-run homer and Juan Miranda added a solo shot as the Yaquis held on to take a 2-1 lead in their best-of-7 semifinal series. Rolando Velez struck out five and allowed two hits over six shutout innings for the win, while Sandy Madera went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored for the Tomateros. Gameday box score
Mexicali 11, Guasave 5
Former Major Leaguer Chris Roberson tripled, singled, drove in four runs and scored twice, helping the Aguilas grab a 2-1 lead in their semifinal series. Former Angels farmhand Ricky Alvarez also had two hits and contributed three RBIs for Mexicali, while Red Sox newcomer Mark Hamilton went 2-for-2 with three walks and two runs scored for the Algodoñeros. Gameday box score


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PBM Pricing Strategy Analyst Sr.or Mgr - 123049
Tucson , Arizona
December 31, 2016
/Your Talent. Our Vision/. AtAnthem, Inc., it's a powerful combination, and the foundation upon which we're creating greater care for our members, greater value for our customers, and greater health for our communities. Join us and together we willdrive the future of health care.
This is an exceptional opportunity to do innovative work that means more to you and those we serve at one of America's leading health benefits companies and a Fortune Top 50 Company.
_PBM Pricing Strategy Analyst Sr. or Mgr - 123049_
(Preferred location is Mason, Ohio or Thousand Oaks, California or Iselin, New Jersey)
Participate in Pharmacy ASO pricing and revenue management. Manage ASO pharmacy accounts and assist in increasing Pharmacy revenue streams for 2017 and forward.
Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:
• Develop policies and business rules around Anthem's pharmacy revenue streams
• Assist in managing ASO accounts pharmacy revenue
• Support current revenue process for pharmacy.
• Monitor PBM pricing guarantees and assist in maximizing pharmacy
Requires a BA/BS in Finance, Economics, or related field.
3 years (Analyst Sr level) or 5 years (Mgr level) of experience with a Pharmacy Benefits Manager (PBM), pricing, data analysis; or any combination of education and experience, which would provide an equivalent background.
Intermediate level of Excel and Access is required.
Experience with both SAS and SQL are required.
Requires a candidate with pharmacy or healthcare industry experience.
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BRIDGWATER College is celebrating ten years since it merged with Cannington College and they are looking for the help of former students.
A college spokesman said: "We are launching a campaign to find and speak to people who studied at the Cannington Centre as far back in time as possible.
"We are particularly keen to hear from former students who have an interesting story to tell about their progression through their career.
"Were you previously a student there? Or perhaps you know someone who was?"
To get in touch with the college, email Jenny Pearce on pearceje@bridgwater .ac.uk with details of what you studied and are doing now.


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Rusch Home is situated on 3 acres with lush gardens, which are in the process of being brought back to their original blooming beauty. The inn has 6 luxurious bedrooms and 3 ½ bathrooms. There are 3 sets of original pocket doors, and 8 fireplaces with unique period mantels. There are many architectural details and an abundance of charm.
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Mike Robinson is in his 30th year of being associated with Birmingham-Southern athletics.
His current role involves the oversight of the Larry D. Striplin, Jr., Physical Fitness and Recreation Center, the intramural sports program, the outdoor recreation program and physical fitness and wellness programming for BSC students, faculty and staff.
Robinson came to BSC in 1984 as the Director of Physical Fitness and Recreation. He also served as Athletic Director from 1993 until 1999 before BSC's move to NCAA Division I athletics commenced, and Assistant Athletic Director from 1999 until 2007.
In May of 2005, Robinson received the Bob Strain Distinguished Service Award for his outstanding contribution to BSC Athletics during his career on the Hilltop. In October of 2010, Robinson was inducted into the BSC Sports Hall of Fame for his contributions to the athletic department during his time as AD.
Prior to his arrival to the Hilltop, Robinson earned a master's degree in adult fitness from the University of Alabama. His bachelor's degree in education is from Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., where he was a standout place kicker for the Blue Raider football team.
The Memphis, Tenn., native is married to the former Nicole Rohrabaugh and they have two sons, Bradley, a BSC alumnus and Lieutenant jg in the US Navy, and Mitchell, a senior at BSC. In his spare time, Robinson enjoys playing racquetball and the drums, and is currently learning guitar.


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If for no other reasons than we'd hate to be the only television related website in existence to not whet your appetite for the June 10th season premiere of TRUE BLOOD Season 5, we've handily posted some luscious first look photos for you after the jump.
TRUE BLOOD Season 5 premiere on June 10th at 9PM on HBO (and HBO CANADA). Catch up with past episodes you may have missed for free online at clicktowatch.tv


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Midlands alcohol charity Aquarius is sharing its Safety in the Home Christmas message with the public, as the festive season sees around 40% more alcohol consumed.
Aquarius is worried that the financial difficulties of 2012, combined with the festive stresses that inevitably arise over Christmas, may result in harmful alcohol use and negative consequences for the entire family.
Aquarius' safety message first focuses on overall family safety, as evidence suggests a strong association between alcohol use and violence in the home.
Common triggers for alcohol misuse include many of the stresses and situations that are norms over Christmas, and range from financial pressures due to increasing fuel costs to combat the cold, to social pressures at work parties and family gatherings, to personal pressures of buying 'the right' present and getting everything done in time for Christmas Day.
Aquarius is urging the public to avoid alcohol in stressful situations and to avoid confrontational situations when alcohol has been consumed.
Secondly, Aquarius is highlighting binge drinking, which can be a major issue over Christmas, with more social situations that involve alcohol; from work Christmas parties to presents of bottles of bubbly.
The negative consequences of alcohol use over the festive period are vast, with the number of drink driving cases peaking and alcohol-related hospital admissions dramatically rising on New Year's Day.
Aquarius' final message focuses on child–parent relationships, as around 1.3million children every year are affected by parental alcohol problems. Studies suggest that harmful alcohol use by a parent often affects the quality of their parenting, with consequences ranging from neglect to unpredictability to emotional unavailability.
Annette Fleming, Aquarius chief executive, said: "Aquarius supports not only those who misuse alcohol, but family members who are affected by the consequences of this misuse too.
"Alcohol is a big part of the festive season, and the safety message around Christmas needs to reflect not only those who are drinking too much, but the family members who are affect by that individual's damaging alcohol use too."
She added: "At Aquarius, we are particularly worried that the stresses of 2012 – including mass job losses and tough financial climates resulting from the effects of this recession – may translate into harmful alcohol use.
"Remember that alcohol is a depressant and can turn positive situations sour as well as making tough situations even worse. Don't turn to alcohol just to cope and don't bottle it up – talk to someone or get help this Christmas."
- Aquarius was formed in 1977 as part of a University of Birmingham project to rehabilitate those suffering from harmful alcohol use. Today, Aquarius supports those suffering from drug, alcohol and gambling dependencies. A major part of its work is delivering a Family Service, where early and intensive family support is offered, as well as supporting young people with drug and alcohol problems.


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We came, we discussed, and we conquered! If there was ever a more productive and powerful day, it had to be yesterday at the Full Figured Fashion Week(end)™ Panel & Discussions. I unfortunately missed the first session "The Voluptuous Woman Company, Inc® presents "The PLUS Side of Business", but I did make it to the "New and Aspiring Models Panel Discussion/Seminar" and "The State of the Curvy Community." I learned a lot from the top people in the "curvy" business! Here are a few photos from yesterday.
There's still time to attend tonight's finale and runway show! You can't buy them online, but they are available at the door, but it's CASH ONLY! Visit www.FFFWeek.com for details!


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Topic: 8 years after Whipple
Hello folks, I'd like to share my Mom's story as I believe she is a record-setter for this disease. In 1998, yes 1998 she had the whipple done because she had bile duct cancer, basically it was wrapped around the bile duct, but no cancer anywhere else. She came thru fine at 71 years old. No chemo, or radiation after it at all!! She is also a diabetic! Last year, in 2005 she turned yellow very quickly with pain etc and they found another NEW tumor inside the little bit of bile duct she had left. They stented, twice, the second a more permanet stent I guess and gave her five weeks of radiation. In May of this year, a year after the stent and radiation was done, they could no longer detect the tumor inside the bile duct. But now she is 79 years old and for the past several months has had tremendouse back pain and difficulty eating, lots of vomiting and nausea. They discovered that now she has another tumor outside the bile duct. But her liver, pancreas etc are all clear of any cancer. Unfortunately the failure to eat has left her in a greatly weakened state now and tomorrow they will have to place a feeding tube in. They tell us if they can just get her strength up by feeding her this way they will treat this tumor with chemotherapy (3 kinds, I forget the name but it includes Avastin) It's been a really long journey and when I read these posts here, I feel really blessed at my mother's longevity with this disease. Does anyone know why this is causing such excruciating back pain, that is really her worse symptom. She is not jaundice at this time but just can't see to get food down and keep it down


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Mets get taste of their own medicine, lose 2-0 to Brewers
It was the Mets' turn to be shut out as the Brewers beat the Mets 2-0 after Corey Hart hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning. The pitching matchup lived up to the hype as Johan Santana and Yovani Gallardo went toe to toe. Neither… Read More →


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DETROIT - The homes are solid, the streets tidy, and the residents are grateful. This is the fruit of Core City Neighborhoods, whose purpose is to turn blight into light.
"Substandard housing was the major problem in this area and it also contributed to all the other social problems," said Willie Campbell.
Willie Campbell is Executive Director. He has led efforts to build 100's of single family homes, provided at low rates for families that meet the requirements. Many needy Detroiters go from dangerous or rotted housing to these well-kept, secure neighborhoods – that on this spring day even brings the ice cream man.
Campbell got involved in helping people after retiring nearly 20 years ago.
"My son kind of out grew me for fishing and we couldn't go fishing anymore so I saw a newsletter for Core City and I thought I might like to be involved."
He has found that giving people a home is not a handout, but a hand up.
"I have learned that most people do want to share in the American Dream which is to have their own house or to have a clean, decent, safe place to live whether they are tenants or homeowners and if they are given a chance they usually prove that they are a good risk."
A city's pride begins with its neighborhoods, and neighborhoods begin with decent homes. In that way, Willie Campbell and Core City are truly rebuilding the Heart of Detroit.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Republican Party of Florida is describing a fundraising email sent out by U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson as "unacceptable and deplorable."
The email has a photo depicting a burning cross with Klansmen in white robes in the background. The words "Tea Party" are transposed on the image with the burning cross serving as the letter "T."
The email was sent out earlier this week.
In a statement, Republican Party of Florida chairman Lenny Curry demanded that state Democrats condemn Grayson for making the comparison between the Klu Klux Klan and the Tea Party.
Grayson said in a statement released Wednesday that Tea Party members have a record of making racist remarks.
Grayson says "if the hood fits, wear it."


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Intel's Core Duo Launch - Notebook Performance Revealedby Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/5/2006 8:00 PM EST
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stmok - Saturday, January 07, 2006 - linkI admit it, I have no use for the Weener (Windows) keys. Its a pointless feature to have if you use other OSs or migrating AWAY from Windows. Its like Nvidia's chipset firewall solution...Another pointless feature for "Windows Only" users. (Which causes more trouble than its really worth).
With Lenovo adopting all these "everyone else has it" features, its not the same ThinkPad anymore. They don't stand out technologically, like they used to.
Granted, the fingerprint scanner and keyboard light is interesting, but that's all there is. My old R40 ThinkPad has a keyboard light as well. So I guess the only thing is the fingerprint scanner.
As for ThinkVantage, that is useful...To some extent.
I tried to "clean restore" WinXP from the hidden partition (as Windows requires a clean installation after 2 or more years of use), and I get a crapload of errors. The Trackpoint or Touchpad seem to be no longer detected, and so on. And other error messages. I couldn't get past finishing the install. So I unhid that WinXP Partition, and formatted the sucker clean, gained 8GB back of HDD space. Which is enough for a quadriple boot...Win2k, Slackware, FreeBSD and Solaris. (And they all work fine with the Trackpoint/Touchpad). Reply
Scarceas - Saturday, January 07, 2006 - linkI think Apple will focus their Intel support on the Yonah designs. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Mac Mini or something that was essentially a Yonah desktop.
And I am quite glad that IBM/Lenovo are finally putting a Windows key on their Thinkpads!
Hope that carries over to their rack-mount KVM's, as well. Drives me nuts.... Reply
littlebitstrouds - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkI wanna see a desktop board with this chip in it... then overclock the heck out of it. I bet that thing would scream. Reply
raskren - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkHmmm...
Looks like an extremely competitive if not flat-out better Intel solution.
So where is Beenthere's a.k.a. CRAMITPAL's canned comment? Reply
stateofbeasley - Sunday, January 08, 2006 - linkThe fanboi is probably too demoralized to come out and troll. The numbers don't lie -- Core Duo is fast and efficient, and the Centrino Duo stuff is going to make Intel a pile of money.
Beenthere tried to claim the opposite in his comments re the AnandTech preview, and he got run over like a Prescott in the way of an Athlon 64. Come to think of it, Beenthere's claims about Core Duo were about as stupid as claiming Prescott >>> Athlon 64. Reply
uly - Friday, January 06, 2006 - link"Intel 3945ABG Wireless solution"
"starting to look at platforms and solutions"
"the 3945ABG wireless solution is what is known as"
"915 chipset and 2915ABG wireless solution"
"wireless solutions have both been undergoing reductions"
"Pricing (with 945GM chipset and wireless solution)"
"it did give us a nice solution"
Another definition of 'solution' is something that is diluted or watered down. Wonder if Intel appreciates having their products looked upon from that perspective. (cred: buzzkiller dot net)
Anand, whenever you find yourself about to type 'solution' in the future, please think, do I really want to sound like I'm copying from the presskit?
Other than that, nice review. Reply
raskren - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkYou read this hunting for the word "solution." Please, this is part of everyday speech, not a buzzword. Reply
uly - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkIt's part of everyday speech - for PR guys. It's also pretentious - the customer should decide the solution for himself.
> You read this hunting for the word "solution."
No, I read it and buzzwords like solution kept popping out at me, so I used grep to do a quick wordcount. Seven times repeating mindless marketing drivel! C'mon Anand, I know you can write better than this. Reply
sprockkets - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkThe inside meant that this computer had an Intel chip inside meaning better performance than those other people, way back in 1993, not that Intel focused on the insides of the computer.
Watch it and this will actually be bad for them. All those people won't even recognize the intel they knew with the new logo. "Leap Ahead"? How original. Reply
henroldus - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkthe only mistake in this excellent article is that they use the wrong memory with ddr2-533.
the new core Duo supports DDR2-667.
I am wrong when I mean that this could be a bottleneck?
maybe the performance will raise with this memory but also the powerconsumption because of the higher frequency. Reply
OvErHeAtInG - Saturday, January 07, 2006 - linkYou hit the nail on the head. The increased power consumption would not be worth it. And IIRC was pointed out in the article, higher memory freq would provide a really minimal performance increase since the FSB is already lower bandwidth than that. Reply
psychobriggsy - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkDid anyone else notice the strange mention of three compaq laptops on page 13 IIRC of the review?
Anyway, this looks like a good product from Intel which will keep them ahead in mobile areas for the foreseeable future. AMD may catch up of course, but we will see what they offer later this year. I'm sure that revision F will be good though, and DDR2 will reduce power consumption on AMD notebooks a bit more. Reply
Stolichnaya - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkLooks like the 'i' is going to crash on it's left side any time... Reply
nserra - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkYou are all dreaming here, thinking that amd can release a processor (platform) as good as this for the notebook area. The only extra is the 64 bit.
They lack all the others, and primary ones:
-Good platform from one of their partners.
-Low power chipset to couple with the processor.
-Brand recognition.... Reply
nidomus - Monday, January 09, 2006 - linkcoughfanboycough Reply
Brucmack - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkI'm normally not a spelling nazi, but this is the second time I've seen this on Anandtech, and it's really annoying...
On page 5, the word you're looking for is "segue", not "segway". Reply
Shark Tek - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkGreat package but I don't have money for it :(
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1908402,00.as...">Dell Inspiron E1705
Type: Gaming, General Purpose, Media
Operating System: MS Windows XP Media Center
Processor Name: Intel Pentium M T2500
Processor Speed: 2 GHz
Hard Drive Capacity: 80 GB
Graphics: nVidia GeForce Go 7800GTX
Primary Optical Drive: Dual-Layer DVD+/-RW
Wireless: 802.11a/g
Screen Size: 17 inches
Screen Size Type: widescreen
System Weight: 8.2 lbs Reply
Calin - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkBut that isn't a portable laptop, is a towable one :( Reply
Shark Tek - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkThat power consumption will be equal or better than previous Pentium-M generation. Now lets wait for AMD what they have to offer when they launch the Turion64 X2.
They wont be sufficient to compete with "Core Duo" the only real advantages over intel are 64 bit support and cheaper cpu prices, nothing else.
Intel will leap forward a few more years in the mobile market. Reply
Viditor - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - link
They wont be sufficient to compete with "Core Duo" the only real advantages over intel are 64 bit support and cheaper cpu prices, nothing else
Keep in mind that you're just making an "enthusiastic guess" here...
AMD has started a new process of strained silicon on their 90nm chips which is specifically targeted at reducing power and increasing effeciency.
These are released in new steppings rather than new architectures (remember Rev E cut power requirements in half compared to previous generations of 90nm chips).
Even more important is the platforms...remember that the Turion isn't even 1 year old, and the platform designs are still minimal at best. It would be foolish to discount AMD at this point.
That said, Intel deserves hearty congratulations on the duo and it's platform! 2006 is going to be an interesting year...! Reply
Shark Tek - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkLets hope that AMD release Turion's X2 with a even more reduced power consumption and DDR2 support that will be really "Sweet".
Se imaginan un Turion64 X2 o un Core Duo combinado con un x1800 Mobility Radeon eso seria la combinacion perfecta para 'Lan Parties'. Sin la necesidad de andar con equipo pesado.
Can you imagine a notebook with Turion X2 or Core Duo matched with a X1800 Mobility Radeon. That will be the perfect combination for Lan-Parties. Without the need for carrying heavy parts from your Desktop @ home.
Just imagine that .... Reply
coldpower27 - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkVery impressive. Reply
monsoon - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkyeah, me too i'm curious about the Apple products coming with Yonah, and how they stack up to X2 athlons PC Yonah notebooks...
...and overclocking !!!
PS - BTW did you try to overclock the ASUS Yonah notebook ? Reply
PeteRoy - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkno Reply
Doormat - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkPage loads took forever but the review was interesting.
I'm still interested to see what Apple does with these chips in their iBooks next week.
The battery life of the T60 was impressive - 227 minutes for DVD playback. Finally, I can watch an LOTR episode on one battery!
The release of only 1 single core chip speaks volumes - intel is ditching single core chips when they can. They want to push dual core hard. Reply
Calin - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkIn DVD playback the DVD unit consume some of the power... I wonder if playing a DVD from a virtual drive or from a network would prolong battery life Reply
Furen - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkVery lovely power consumption. I suppose power consumption will be a bit higher when both cores are at 100% usage but most of us dont keep our CPU usage pegged at 100% when using a notebook and specially not if we care about power consumption at all. It'd be nice if Intel had decided to go to 90nm on the chipsets but I suppose their power consumption is not that high to begin with and Intel needs a use for its 130nm fabs... Reply
Calin - Friday, January 06, 2006 - linkoff course the power consumption will be higher with both cores at 100% usage - but in this case the "work per watt" is greater, as processors don't use all the power in the system.
Just that people would prefer a laptop that consume a battery charge faster but finish the work much faster than the other way around. Reply
cheburashka - Thursday, January 05, 2006 - linkIntel's chipset shortage problem is because all current MCH's are still on 130nm, which is maxed out in the fabs. They would love to get the 90nm Broadwater/Crestline chips out the door to free up 130nm capacity to build low end parts again. Reply


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Bees boss Uwe Rosler has told defender Harlee Dean he will learn from the mistakes that cost his side at Leyton Orient on Thursday.
The 20-year-old's error at the back let in teenager Ryan Brunt - who looked suspiciously offside - to score the only goal of the game and end Brentford's three-match unbeaten run at Brisbane
Dean failed to clear ex-Bee Martin Rowlands' lofted ball into the box, but Rosler refused to blame the former Southampton centre back for the 1-0 defeat.
"Harlee Dean is 20-years-old and starting his first full season," he said.
"When he is 35 he might have been able to deal with that situation.
"I'm not criticising him or blaming him, that is the sort of situation he will learn from.
"Compare him when he came from Southampton to where he is now.
"He is a first class defender and he will also learn to deal with those situations."
The Bees dominated at Brisbane Road but slipped to a 1-0 defeat thanks to Brunt's second half strike.
Midfielder Harry Forrester impressed again, while striker Farid El Alagui was a threat when he came off the bench, leaving Rosler to admit there maybe changes for next Saturday's visit of Oldham
With our formation, I wanted to take as much defensive responsibility as possible away from Harry Forrester and play him out on the side," he added.
"He was creative, sharp, confident and he gave our offensive game a lot. Our three central midfielders did extremely well.
"I think Paul Hayes is ready to start games for us. It was a good opportunity with us playing more of a flat midfield four. I thought he was very sharp and intelligent and in his first game for our
club did very well.
"Farid comes from the second tier in Scotland. We have to be careful. With the amount of games we play and with a small squad, we want to keep all of our key players fit.
"Talking to Farid there was no problem and against Bournemouth we might start with different players."