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Notebook: Powell on point
Published: Monday, August 5, 2013 at 5:25 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 5, 2013 at 5:25 p.m.
Outside linebacker/defensive end Ronald Powell, who is coming off two ACL surgeries on the same knee in the past year, has passed all the early tests in practice. But there are more to come, including today, when the Gators practice in full pads for the first time.
"He's playing fast and physical. On point and strong," UF coach Will Muschamp said Monday. "(Sunday night) was the first night of contact for him in a long time. It was good to see him out there and mix it up ...
"I told him last night, 'You've got to be honest with me. I don't ever question your toughness, so let's be smart. We need to make sure, because whenever you come off of something like this, the wear and tear of training camp can wear you down.'
"We need a fast, physical player on Aug. 31 that's ready to play. There's a fine line there. You need to monitor him through the process because he's a guy who is going to take every rep that he can."
Lot of 3-4 for the defense
Some have questioned whether the Gators have enough linebackers to be effective in a 3-4 defense, a scheme the coaches plan to use a great deal this season. Muschamp said Monday that UF's personnel is a good fit for the 3-4.
"I think the odd-man front fits us very well," he said. "The thing you've got to have is two really good outside linebackers, and I think we do in Ronald Powell and Dante Fowler. You have to have a good nose (tackle). When we're in a pass-rush situation, Dominique Easley would play the nose.
"In run situations, Damien Jacobs and Leon Orr would play the nose. I think we have two good noses inside."
Muschamp said the 3-4 seems to be the most effective scheme against the hurry-up offenses that are becoming so prevalent in college football.
"The odd front against the no-huddle, you're symmetrical," Muschamp said. "You're balanced in your looks. A lot of times in the no-huddle, teams are looking for a lesser technique inside, a two, where they want to run the ball, where they need to set their protections.
"So, that helps you a little bit in no-huddle situations, which a lot of teams are going to."
Freshman QB can sling it
Muschamp said he's been impressed with true freshman quarterback Max Staver's arm in practice.
"Max has got a live arm. He's done some really nice things," Muschamp said. "Brent (Pease) and I were talking this morning and (we're) pleased with him. Skyler (Mornhinweg) has been a guy that's progressed well, but you see some of the big throws that Max can make.
"That's something that jumped out at us at camp. He's swimming right now, but because of the situation he's been able to get more reps maybe than he would have before."
This and that
Former players Willie Rodgers and Henry McMillian attended practices the past few days. "It's good to see some former Gators at practice and have those guys be a part of what we're trying to do," Muschamp said. … Muschamp said Cody Riggs has distanced himself from the other safeties and is a clear starter at one of the two safety spots. … Steve Shaw, the SEC's head of officials, was at UF on Monday to meet with the coaching staff and players to discuss the new targeting rule. … Muschamp praised the work of true freshman tailback Kelvin Taylor. "I've been very pleased with where Kelvin is," Muschamp said. "I thought he progressed very well during the spring. He's a very talented runner. We've just got to make sure systematically that he's able to handle all the stuff we do." … Start times for the open practices: 2:45 p.m. Aug. 15 at Dizney Stadium, 9:05 a.m. Aug. 17 at The Swamp, 7:45 a.m. Aug. 19 practice fields and 9:35 a.m. Aug. 20 at The Swamp. All times are subject to change.
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This article was published 28/2/2013 (1635 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
My wife, She Who Must Not Be Named, seems determined to get rid of everything I love.
I have felt this way ever since the Winter Olympics when my wife, with no regard for my feelings, decided to get rid of the couch in our den, despite the fact my one and only job at the time involved sitting on the couch and watching the Games.
Until the new couch arrived, if I wanted to take notes on an important winter sports event such as ice dancing -- wherein athletes compete in outfits comprised of handkerchiefs held together by a few strands of fishing line and a handful of glitter -- I was forced to park myself on the carpet alongside the dogs, who thought this was an excellent way to enjoy the Olympics due to the fact it gave them easier access to whatever snack foods I had on hand to enhance the viewing experience.
As a journalist, I can tell you it is no easy job being a couch potato when, in fact, you don't have a couch, not that this bothered my wife.
What with being a modern husband, I forgave her blatant disregard for my feelings. But now she has gone too far. Readers of my gender are going to be shocked, but my wife has decided to get rid of my all-time favourite appliance, by which I mean the refrigerator.
The thing my wife does not understand is men are like those goofy fruit-shaped magnets in the sense we have a powerful physical and spiritual attraction to our refrigerators. We are grateful for cold beer and deli meats.
The crazy thing is, despite being the first appliance unloaded from the ark, our fridge still works in the sense that, for the most part, it keeps food-related items on the cool side.
But that is not good enough for my wife. She has had it in for our old fridge for some time because, in her eyes, it is not the sort of fridge you see featured in home decor magazines that only highlight modern, sexy appliances. So the other day she replaced our loyal old fridge with a slightly younger model, which was a gift from her best friend, who has just finished re-modelling her kitchen. The old fridge and the new fridge are virtually identical, a fact I pointed out to my wife.
"The new one looks five years younger," she said.
I am told Manitoba Hydro will eventually come and take our unstylish fridge and do whatever it is they do with unloved fridges.
For now, however, we have two fridges parked in our smallish kitchen, each one facing the other, roughly three feet apart. What this means is that if you want to get something out of one of the fridges, you have to squeeze in between them and carefully open the door of the first fridge without slamming it into the door of the second fridge.
This is extremely difficult if, like me, you are a size-large person who slides out of bed at 3 a.m., in the dark, and attempts to sneak ninja-like into the kitchen to raid the fridge for a "healthy snack." It is all but impossible under these conditions to recall which of the two fridges you are supposed to be sneaking into in the first place.
There is also the fact that, with the old fridge squatting in the middle of the floor in front of the new fridge, it is now impossible to stroll through the kitchen into the dining room, where I keep the computer I use to write these columns.
What I have to do now is bypass the kitchen entirely, walk down the hall and approach the computer via the living room. This adds seconds to my gruelling daily routine, so, please, do not tell me I have not suffered for my art. Thank you.
If it was just the two fridges I had to deal with, I wouldn't be complaining. But, for the moment, we also have two of almost every household item that most sane homeowners only have one of.
This is because my daughter and her boyfriend have spent the past month house-sitting, but that house has just been sold and the seller has been generous enough to let the kids take a bunch of stuff, stuff the kids have decided should be stored on the main floor of our house, which now resembles a used furniture store. So, for the time being, we have two leather couches, two butcher blocks, two comfy chairs along with two of every possible condiment you can imagine, including ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, pickles, jams, jellies and so on.
It's starting to get a little crowded but, thanks to my wife, there's no shortage of fridge space.

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PASADENA, Texas - A woman was fatally wounded in a drive-by shooting, and a toddler was in the vehicle that was fired upon on Tuesday, investigators said.
Pasadena police said the woman was found shot in a car outside Houston Garden Centers on Beltway 8 near Vista about 11 a.m. The shooting happened while two vehicles were headed eastbound on Vista.
The victim was taken to a hospital, where she later died. She was identified as 58-year-old Yolanda Aguilar.
Investigators said the shooter and the victim are related.
One of the relatives invited the other to participate in drug activity, detectives said. The invitee declined the offer and a family conflict began, officials said.
Aguilar was a passenger in the vehicle, investigators said. Her husband was driving the vehicle and may have been the intended target, police said.
"They were trying to kill me. My niece was living with this guy who used to do a lot of coke. He tried to get my son to help him sell some. We never do no coke or marijuana or nothing like that," Aguilar said.
"They opened fire and my wife's head fell down to the side. She never answered and then I pushed her again. She fell down on my chest again," he said.
A woman and her 2-year-old child were also in the vehicle at the time of the shooting, police said. They were not hurt.
Investigators said three people were inside the vehicle from which the shots were fired. The vehicle was found in La Porte and its driver was taken in for questioning. The other two people in the vehicle have not been found.
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DDS-Master's in Clinical Research
Program Director: Richard Jordan, DDS, PhD, FRCPath
The DDS–Master's in Clinical Research (DDS-MCR) program draws on the rich clinical & translational research resources and expertise that continue to be the hallmark of the University of California San Francisco (UCSF). Building on the foundation of our successes developing leading education programs within the School of Dentistry and within our other 3 Professional Schools (Medicine, Pharmacy and Nursing), we will train dental clinician-scientists (Scholars) who will be future leaders in clinical and translational research. We have implemented a comprehensive, structured and rigorous education program that provides rich training for dental school Scholars leading to the DDS and MCR degrees in 5 years. We have partnered with a nationally recognized and highly successful clinical research training program based in the UCSF School of Medicine (Training in Clinical Research, TICR) to create a unique cross-disciplinary, integrated clinical and translational research training experience. This DDS-MCR program meets the needs of both the Scholars and the oral health research community, providing training that assures continuing access to cutting-edge science, state-of-the-art research tools, and the innovative, cross-disciplinary, team-based perspectives required by today's complex scientific problems.
Scholar selection is based on records, credentials, and judgment of which candidates most likely to benefit from the program and potential for future contributions and scientific leadership. Outstanding mentors with whom they will be linked to form a partnership that will meet their educational needs through the entire program will guide scholars through the program.
The Program:
We have developed a comprehensive, structured and rigorous academic program that provides rich and comprehensive training for DDS candidates wishing advanced educational training in clinical and translational research. This will culminate in awarding the combined DDS-MCR degree in 5-years of study and prepare Scholars for careers as independent investigators in academic dentistry.
In order to provide effective and comprehensive clinical and translational research training to Scholars we have partnered with the well established and nationally known clinical research training in the School of Medicine programmatically called the "Training in Clinical Research Program" under the direction of Dr. S. Hulley (Internal Advisory Board member) and Dr. J. Martin (Co-Program Director). The advantages of this strategy are that the program is already well established, has a proven track record of successfully training clinical investigators and has goals that are fully aligned with this proposal. Integration of the clinical research-training component is comprehensive, and is cost effective since it utilizes an already existing successful infrastructure. Moreover, a significant advantage of this format is that many core didactic elements are shared by this DDS-MCR program and our existing clinical and translational training (CTST) PhD program, thus permitting a suitably motivated and qualified Scholar the opportunity transfer to the PhD program and receive advanced standing.
Training in clinical research (TICR): One of the strongest statements about the broad based institutional commitment of UCSF to the success of the TICR program is the fact that over 100 faculty members from a dozen departments teach in their courses each year.Another is the new UCSF Physician Scientist Program-Clinical was based on TICR and is now a component of the CTSI, a comprehensive and ambitious blueprint for clinical research training infrastructure at UCSF. UCSF has also committed office space and technical support for the Director and Co-Directors of the TICR program in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, as well as an attractive large conference room dedicated to the program and other rooms as needed. The Departments of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and of Medicine have also committed faculty and staff time to teaching, mentoring, and administering the program, about 2/3 of which is supported by sources other than the K30 grant. The overall mission of the UCSF TICR Program is to increase the number, diversity and quality of clinical investigators. A primary focus is to develop independent principal investigators who will direct research teams at academic centers. TICR provides a solid foundation for partnering with this DDS-MCR program.
We expect that students will complete the combined DDS-MCR in 5 years of study and have designed the curriculum to ensure that happens. Year 1 of the MCR (MCR-1; taken after the second dental school year) is a full-time commitment and will require a 1-year leave of absence from the DDS program. The final 8 months of the MCR (MCR-2) is a part-time effort (3 required courses: 1 in the fall, 1 in the winter and a lunchtime seminar series) and will be completed concurrently with year 3 of the DDS program. The new dental school curriculum introduced to UCSF in 2004 provides for at least 2 half days a week of elective and independent study time through the entire year permitting students to complete the MCR requirements while continuing to fulfill the didactics components in year 2 of the DDS program. Detailed specifics of the courses follow the timetable.
DDS-MCR Program objectives:
1. Acquire a mastery of a broad set of clinical research methods.
2. Plan and implement one or more clinical research projects
3. Present research findings at a national meeting.
4. Write a comprehensive literature review and publish one or more first-authored peer-reviewed original research papers.
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Householders face a Council Tax rise of 1.6 per cent from April after Bradford councillors voted through a budget that some called "making the best of a bad situation" but others argued asked people to pay more for less.
Although some of the more controversial proposals in the 2014/15 budget, including closing public toilets and children's centres, were scrapped, the leader of the Labour-run authority warned cuts proposed by the Government could lead to the whole system of local government becoming "unsustainable".
Up to 650 Council jobs are set to be axed as the authority faces Government budget cuts of £115 million over the next three years.
During an often-heated debate lasting more than two hours at City Hall on Thursday, February 20, councillors from different parties argued, not over whether cuts were needed, but where they should be made.
An alternative budget proposed by the opposition Conservative group failed to gain enough cross-party support to dislodge Labour's plan.
The 2014/15 budget will see Council Tax rise by an average of £3 a month for most households, and follows a 1.99 per cent tax rise last year.
At the start of the debate, Council leader David Green warned, both other councillors and the Bradford public, that pressures on the budget were so great, people would have to completely re-think what they expect from a council in the next few years.
"Bradford, like other northern cities and districts has been disproportionately hit by central Government cuts," he said.
"The cuts they are making will make the idea of a local authority unsustainable in the future.
"The choices the people of Bradford are having to consider are unpalatable, and damaging to the economic and social fabric of the district.
"The progress we have made over the years in schools, social care and other areas is being damaged by the slash-and-burn approach of the Department for Communities and Local Government.
"None of these proposals are ones we would make if we were masters of our own destiny.
"What we need to do is recognise the threat to local government being imposed by Whitehall.
"The status quo is no longer an option. We will need to have a grown-up debate about what services people expect from a council and how we can deliver them.
"But we also have to make sure people know that if they want local services delivered by a local council for free, they will have to stand up and make their voice heard. When we have that debate I assure people we will listen to them."
Coun Green told the meeting that since his group first announced its budget proposals in November, more than 15,000 people had had their say – including thousands who opposed planned cuts to children's centres and the council youth service.
Thanks to these responses, the planned cuts of £3.2 million to the youth service over two years has been reduced to £1.45m.
Other high-profile cuts that will now not go ahead in the next 12 months include the closure of three children's centres, thanks to support from the Bradford Schools Forum, and the closure of public toilets in Ilkley, Haworth and Baildon.
Ilkley's Manor House Museum has also been spared the chop for 12 months, while the Council looks into ways it can be run by the community.
Coun Green added: "Despite us finding the money to save these services, I don't want anyone to believe us finding this money has been painless – it doesn't mean there won't be an effect on other services and jobs.
"These are not pennies from heaven – it comes from real people losing their jobs and real cuts to services."
The Conservative group had proposed a freeze in Council Tax until 2017, maintaining all ward coverage for youth services, the merging of several Council departments and ending the payment of salaries for full time union officials.
It proposed using £2m of Council reserves on road repairs, and setting up a team to help turn around failing schools – at a cost of £500,000.
But Coun Green said the Tory budget was short-sighted, and there was not enough evidence of where the money would come from.
He compared the party to the Charles Dickens character Mr Micawber – famous for his phrase "something will turn up".
Coun Green added: "There is no policy – no long-term thinking."
Conservative group deputy leader, Councillor Simon Cooke, criticised the Council for only making its final version of the budget available on Tuesday.
He also criticised the Council Tax rise, adding: "We shouldn't be charging people more money for less service.
"Critical services should be available in every community. We need to make choices about what is essential and what is just nice to have."
He argued it was more important for the Council to retain services like children's centres rather than have an environment and climate change department.
Liberal Democrat group leader, Councillor Jeanette Sunderland, acknowledged it must have been difficult for the Labour group to draw up a budget in the face of such cuts, but she said: "The starting point for this budget is so far from where we would want to be, and there are so many things missing from it like the number of empty homes.
"I'm not able to support this."
Labour's budget drew 53 votes for, 26 against and six abstentions – a majority of 27.
Major savings in Labour's 2014/15 budget include:
Adult care and community services
- Introduce a charge of £3 per week for a community alarm service, which will bring in £278,000 in the next year.
- Withdrawing from direct provision of older people's social day care over the next three years, with the independent or voluntary sector, saving £287,000 in 2014/15 and £617,000 in 2015/16.
- Deleting unfilled posts from mental health assessment and support, saving £240,000.
- A saving of £1,043,000 in domiciliary care by working closer with the voluntary sector.
Regeneration and culture
- Ending the mobile library service and continuing to transfer library services into "co-located" venues. This will create £330,000 of savings in 2014/15.
- The number of festivals receiving council funding will be reduced, with savings of £24,000 starting in 2015.
Environment and sport
- Reduction in numbers of ward officers, saving £100,000 and community wardens, saving £200,000.
- Reduce parks and woodlands staff in winter months and engage with community organisations to create "self help models" to maintain sports and club facilities – £75,000.
- Stop producing "Community Pride" magazine and reducing corporate printing and marketing costs – saving £375,000.
- Staffing changes will lead to savings of £7.865m in 2014/15 and £12.957m in 2015/16.
Children's services
- Removal of council contributions to outdoor learning centres, saving £40,000 in 2014/15 and £32,000 in 2015/16.
- End council funding towards school uniforms for disadvantaged families, saving £465,000. The allowance will now be provided by the Bradford Schools Forum.
- Move early childhood services from four locations to two – £500,000 in savings in 2014/15 and £1,200,000 in 2015/16.
- Removal of discretionary transport to faith schools, saving £220,000 starting in 2014/15.
Saved from the originally proposed cuts
- Ilkley Manor House Museum, which will remain open for another 12 months until its running can be transitioned to community management.
- The Library Home Delivery service will be re-instated.
- Support from West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner will allow Police Community Support Officers to remain funded at their current levels for two years.
- Children's Centres will remain open at their current levels for at least 12 months.
- The free city bus will remain running for a further year.


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I oven roasted a 15.5lb, seven bone rib roast for Christmas Day dinner. It was longer than the roasting pan I would normally have used, so I roasted it in doubled up aluminum steamer pans. Roast was rubbed with gravy master than sprinkled with salt, pepper, onion and garlic powders with a little white wine in the bottom of the pan. It was placed in a 350 degree oven, which was eventually lowered to 300 degrees. My rule of thumb is to always pull the roast out of the oven after 2hr 30min, but since it was so large it was left it in until the 3hr mark then left to rest.
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The Regnum Christi Movement offers its members some guidelines of a gospel-based spirituality as an ideal of Christian life. The spiritual path that Regnum Christi members walk mainly consists in knowing, loving, imitating, and proclaiming Christ. This is the path and these are the goals.
Below, we offer some resources that can help nurture the spiritual life of Movement members and of any Christian.
Daily Prayer 2004-12-03
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December 3, 2004St Francis Xavier, priest Father John Doyle,
LCMatthew 9:27-31As Jesus passed by, two blind men followed him,
crying out, "Son of David, have pity on us!" When
he entered the house, the blind men approached him and
Jesus said to them, "Do you believe that I can
do this?" "Yes, Lord," they said. Then he touched their
eyes and said, "Let it be done to you according
to your faith." And their eyes were opened. Jesus warned
them sternly, "See that no one knows about this." But
they went out and spread word of him throughout all
that land.Introductory Prayer:Lord please help me to live in the
truth, and to admit my blindness and infirmities. Only then
can I come to you and ask for your healing
love.Petition:Lord grant me substantial humility and contrition of heart.1. The
Moment of Truth. Place yourself in the scene. These two
men had suffered in blindness for much, if not all,
of their lives. They hear that Jesus of Nazareth is
approaching. Could it be true they wonder? The same one
who has performed miracles for so many people? Maybe
maybe he could do that for me? What are my
difficulties, faults, failures? He did not come for those who
are well but for those who are sick. Trust in
him.2. The Lord Hears the Cry of the Poor. Son
of David, have pity on us. You can imagine Our
Lord looking at them as he did to so many
of those who came to him: He looked at
him and loved him. He could not refuse the humble
cry of the poor and lame. Will he have pity
on them? Oh course! This heart of his, which was
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Cry out with faith, humility and sorrow, Have pity on
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with all of my heart and soul. Please heal
my soul of spiritual blindness, caused by pride, vanity and
sensuality. Lord, I do believe that you can do this.
I need you. I trust in you. Help me to
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Non-public and public schools in Missouri may enroll as a Team Nutrition school. Becoming a Team Nutrition School will help you focus attention on the important role nutritious school meals, nutrition education and a health-promoting school environment play in helping students learn to enjoy healthy eating and physical activity. As a new Team Nutrition School, you will receive a resource kit (while supplies last) of materials to help you plan and carry out activities for your students and their families. Print and complete the USDA School Enrollment Form. Fax it to 703-305-2549. Or mail it to:
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Previewing RS400; ATI's Unique Positionby Kristopher Kubicki on 7/23/2004 8:52 PM EST
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Saist - Saturday, July 24, 2004 - linkMembersince97: I already have 2 SB-Live cards, a hercules GTXp card, as well as an SBA2 card. Quite frankly, if I were to move to one of the newer "enhanced" platforms, my add in cards are still more powerful and have more features.
I think ATi is counting on this. That and the "average" user isn't going to care if it's HiFi or not. Most of them will be using speakers or headphones that won't sound any different with a superiour sound solution.
Don't get me wrong... I think it's a bad idea to not go with a better audio solution.
But from a cost perpective and usages perspective, it makes sense.
Bad sense... but sense nontheless. Reply
MemberSince97 - Saturday, July 24, 2004 - linkNo Hi Def Audio, Sheesh... Reply
Saist - Saturday, July 24, 2004 - linkQuestion is... well SurroundView return?
If it does return... with PCIe, will the performance hit not be as extensive as the performance hit with AGP on the current shipping IGP...
also... will RS400 actually be in production that can be purchased. I see a lot of "manufactures" that have RS300 solutions, but only one of those I can actually find a buyable product for (Asus P4R-800 VM and it's "younger/bigger brother"
Radeon 9100 IGP Pro has so far been a no show. It's supposed to be out already, but nobody is shipping it.
Will the same occur with RS400?
Also, it has been known that the next generation of IGP from ATi will see forth comming X86-64 support. Given that the memory controller (the traditional ATi weak spot) won't be a factor for Athlon64 and AthlonFX, will we see the Radeon IGP name achieving performance parity with other solutions?
Also, will ATi be showing off it's own SLI answer using RS400 as the base..
all these questions and more. To be answered?
Probably never. Reply
tfranzese - Saturday, July 24, 2004 - linkAll very evolutionary, looking good though. Reply


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Lotus have finally confirmed Renault will continue to supply their power units.
The Enstone-based marque's new car, the E22, made its debut on the first day of the second pre-season test in Bahrain on Wednesday powered by the latest Renault system.
But despite a collaboration going back to 1995 - when the team was formerly known as Benetton - Lotus had yet to formerly announce an extension of their supply contract with Renault.
It is understood Lotus' off-track difficulties, with the departure of key staff and their ongoing financial woes, played a part in the delay.
But the team have now revealed a deal with Renault "for this season and beyond".
Lotus chief executive officer Matthew Carter said: "We have enjoyed a successful partnership these past few years and we look forward to continue to build on our relationship and collaboration.
"It is the beginning of a new era in Formula One and we are pleased to embrace it together with Renault Sport F1."
Renault has, however, endured a troubled start to pre-season, most notably encountering a number of issues with two of their other teams in Toro Rosso and world champions Red Bull.


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Sam Harris has written a very thoughtful piece on the future of the book. This article doesn't discuss PDF directly but PDF as well as other Adobe technologies are being used my many publishers for their eBooks . With some magazines being sold as apps, the business models are certainly changing.
Here's an excerpt of Sam's point of view…
Where publishing is concerned, the Internet is both midwife and executioner. It has never been easier to reach large numbers of readers, but these readers have never felt more entitled to be informed and entertained for free.
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