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Excela pitches outpatient facility
Excela Health on Monday disclosed preliminary plans for a proposed 114,000-square-foot outpatient medical facility on a 27-acre parcel south of Route 30 in Unity — a project it hopes to start building by summer.
The medical mall concept that Excela is proposing for the Unity site behind Arnold Palmer Motors on Route 30 would make health care more easily accessible for patients by placing their primary care physicians, specialists, rehabilitation and diagnostic services under one roof, Michael D. Busch, Excela's chief operating officer, told the township planning commission. The outpatient facility would consolidate services offered patients in about 20 locations in the Latrobe area, Busch said.
"This project is consistent with our strategic plan of two years ago. We will provide patients a level of coordinated care," under one roof, Busch said.
The preliminary plan allows for the possibility of expansion.
But it was the accessibility to the site that most concerned planning commission members who viewed the plan for the three-story facility. Motorists would be able to access the complex from a road off Route 30 adjacent to the Mountain Laurel Plaza and from a new road off Arnold Palmer Drive, about 500 feet east of Palmer's Springhill Suites hotel.
The plan, however, does not include improvements to Giffin Drive, an access road from Route 30 into the medical facility, said Daniel Schmidt, township engineer. The road should be made a two-way street from the Burger King restaurant to the facility, Schmidt said. The road is one-way from the Burger King into the parking lot for Lowe's and Wal-Mart Stores, Schmidt said.
Planning commission members questioned why a road would not be built connecting the medical facility site to Mountain Laurel Plaza, but Bryan Clement, an engineer with H.F. Lenz Co. of Johnstown, said the plaza owner and Giant Eagle Supermarkets Inc., a major tenant, rejected the idea of connecting the two developments.
Planning commission member Gabe Monzo suggested that Excela design a plan for a road connecting the Mountain Laurel Plaza to the medical facility.
The township supervisors could consider using eminent domain to take the necessary right-of-way to connect the medical facility site with the shopping plaza, Monzo said.
"There's not been a hammer for 15 years of dealing with the issue," Tom Baumann, planning commission chairman, said in reference to using eminent domain.
But, Baumann added that he believes Excela does not "want to be the guinea pig" to go through the potentially long court process to have eminent domain approved.
"We don't want it to be held up for reasons out of our control," Clement said.
The cost of the project has not yet been determined, Busch said. He said previously that the health system has the ability to finance the project. The health system still is negotiating to buy the property from Colony Associates, Busch said.
Excela is expected to return to the planning commission in December with a final site plan that could be reviewed for possible recommendation for approval by the township supervisors.
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A new campaign raising awareness of mobile phone theft has been launched by Kingston police.
Officers joined PubWatch members at McClusky's in Thames Street on Wednesday to launch the Love Your Phone initiative, which aims to drive down the number of people having their phones stolen during a night out.
To remind clubbers and pub goers to keep an eye out for their possessions, staff working in PubWatch-affiliated establishments will wear T-shirts bearing the slogan: "We'll take care of your drinks, you take care of your phones."
Phone theft is one of the most reported crimes in Kingston, although the number of thefts has dropped by 17 per cent in the last year.
The fall has been attributed to increased awareness, a dedicated police campaign and technology including ScanNet.
It is hoped the Love Your Phone campaign, which is being backed by town centrre managers Kingstonfirst, will help drive the crime numbers down even further.
Detective Sergeant Vicky Washington, from Kingston police, said: "It's great to see the town centre venues coming together to tackle phone thefts in this way.
"We all have a role to play in making Kingston town centre as safe as possible.
"We want people to come to Kingston, to look after themselves, their phones and to go home having had a great time."
Ian Hamilton from Kingston Pubwatch said: "Kingston Pubwatch and all of its members fully support this initiative as it provides a clear reminder for all our customers to remain vigilant with their personal belongings.
"Theft reduction and prevention is of course a priority for all licensed venues and this initiative simply re-iterates to our customers the importance of keeping their phones safe, thus reducing and potentially eliminating any opportunities a potential thief may have.
"This initiative will be used in conjunction with other existing operational procedures to simply help Kingston's venues deter the criminals from entering our premises."
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Trains carry oil past stalled pipeline projects
BILLINGS, Mont. — Energy companies behind the oil boom in the Northern Plains are increasingly turning to an industrial-age workhorse — the locomotive — to move their crude to refineries as plans for new pipelines stall and lines cannot keep up with demand.
Delivering oil thousands of miles by rail from the heartland to refineries on the East, West and Gulf coasts costs more, but it can mean increased profits — up to $10 or more a barrel — because of higher oil prices on the coasts. That works out to roughly $700,000 per train.
The parade of mile-long trains carrying hazardous material out of North Dakota and Montana and across the country has experts and federal regulators concerned. Rail transport is less safe than pipelines, they say, and the proliferation of oil trains raises the risk of a major derailment and spill.
Since 2009, the number of train cars carrying crude hauled by major railroads has jumped from about 10,000 a year to a projected 200,000 in 2012. Much of it has been in the Northern Plains' Bakken crude patch, but companies say oil trains are rolling or soon will be from Texas, Colorado and western Canada.
"This is occurring very rapidly, and history teaches that when those things happen, unfortunately, the next thing that is going to occur would be some sort of disaster," said Jim Hall, a transportation consultant and former chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board.
Rail companies said the industry places a priority on safety and has invested heavily in track upgrades, provided emergency training and taken other measures to guard against accidents. There have been no major oil train derailments from the Bakken, according to federal regulators.
Union Pacific Railroad CEO Jack Koraleski said hauling oil out of places such as North Dakota will be a long-term business for railroads because trains are faster than pipelines, reliable and offer a variety of destinations.
"The railroads are looking at this as a unique opportunity, a game-changing opportunity for their business," said Jeffery Elliot, a rail expert with the New York-based consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
Larger trains are harder to control, and that increases the chances of something going wrong, safety experts said.
State and local emergency officials worry about a derailment in a population center or an environmentally sensitive area such as a river crossing.
Wayde Schafer, a North Dakota spokesman for the Sierra Club, described rail as "the greater of two evils" because trains pass through cities, over waterways and through wetlands that pipelines can be built to avoid.
"It's an accident waiting to happen. It's going to be a mess, and we don't know where that mess is going to be," Schafer said.


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KEVIN SHEEDY has lit the fuse for a potentially fiery Sydney derby, claiming Swans target Kurt Tippett isn't worth his $900,000-a-season price tag.
The GWS Giants coach stood behind his club's decision to pull out of the race to sign the former Crows spearhead on Wednesday.
The Giants were in the box seat to secure Tippett with the first pick in next week's pre-season draft, but their exit has opened the door for their crosstown rivals to swoop.
Sheedy declared the money Tippett's management was asking was out of line for a player of his calibre. ''I think he'd have to do more to be a superstar,'' Sheedy said. ''He's got a lot to prove to earn nearly a million dollars a year. That puts you under a lot of pressure in any game.
''The player that we'll pick in the draft will be as good a player as Kurt Tippett, but nowhere near the cost. At $900,000, we thought we'd let that one go through to the keeper and we'll pick a player round about the same style.''
Tippett will miss the first 11 games of next season - with another 11-game ban suspended for five years - for his role in salary cap breaches and tampering, when it emerged he received payments of $200,000 outside the salary cap. Tippett, 25, was fined $50,000.
The Crows forfeited their first two selections in the national draft and were fined $300,000, while officials Steven Trigg ($50,000 and six-month ban), Phil Harper (two-month ban) and John Reid (one-year ban, suspended for six months) were also punished. But not harshly enough, according to the seven-time premiership winner.
''I think the Crows got off lightly,'' Sheedy said. ''They did the right thing by walking away from the draft with their first two picks, I think that was a very wise decision.
''He [Tippett] will learn from that and never do that again.''
Sheedy said he hoped the Swans would recruit Tippett while the Giants will plan their forward line future around a trio of promising big men. Last year's No.1 draft pick Jonathan Patton, rising star Jeremy Cameron and Adam Tomlinson loom as key pieces in the Giants' future.
Assistant coach Leon Cameron, who will succeed Sheedy in 2014, said the Giants were already focused on other prime candidates.
"We exhausted all options with Kurt, and in the end we couldn't substantiate the terms of his payments and his deal, but what we really look forward to is going to the pre-season draft next week to pick up someone we have in mind.
''Let's not forget, we have Jon Patton, the No.1 pick from last year, who's going to be an outstanding player for us, Jeremy Cameron, Adam Tomlinson … so we've got enough key players who are going to help us in the future.''


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Natalie Portman is 'done' with Marvel
Natalie Portman doesn't think she'll ever be in another Marvel movie
The 35-year-old actress has said that as far as she knows, her part as Jane Foster - which she played in 'Thor' and its sequel - is done with.
Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, she said: "As far as I know, I'm done. I don't know if, maybe one day, they'll ask for an Avengers 7 or whatever. I have no idea! But as far as I know I'm done. But it was a great thing to be a part of.
After briefly being mentioned by Thor in one scene of 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron', Jane Foster seems to have fallen off the radar and it would appear that the 'Black Swan' star hasn't been asked to reprise her role in a future title.
Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige has previously stated that Natalie would not appear in the upcoming Thor movie, 'Thor: Ragnarok', because there are only a few scenes that take place on Earth and so there is no need for Thor's human romantic interest.
However, the brunette beauty hasn't let the news get her down and she has revealed that she is "really proud" of her newest venture starring as Jackie Kennedy in the biographical film 'Jackie'.
She said: "It was a really incredible experience getting to play Jackie. The film, which I'm really proud of, is going to premiere at the Venice Film Festival and then the Toronto Film Festival. I don't know when it's coming out in theatres."


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In the first regional planning effort in more than a decade, Winnipeg and its surrounding bedroom communities have drawn up a list of highway-construction priorities for the next 25 years.
The Manitoba Capital Region, which includes representatives from Winnipeg and 15 surrounding municipalities, has drawn up a transportation-planning blueprint that's supposed to dovetail with the city's own transportation plan and help the province make decisions about what roads to build where and when.
In 2011, the city completed a Transportation Master Plan that called for the completion of the inner ring road and the construction of four rapid-transit corridors by 2031.
The Manitoba Capital Region's version of the plan, which will be made public this morning, calls for the construction of highways bypassing Headingley and St. Norbert, new roads connecting Winnipeg to Oakbank and Selkirk, other Winnipeg-area road widenings and 15 new cloverleafs.
Unlike the city's transportation-planning framework, which pencilled in potential costs for future freeways and transit corridors, the Capital Region transportation plan does not include cost estimates.
It nonetheless represents the first significant piece of joint planning between Winnipeg and its neighbours in decades, said St. Charles Coun. Grant Nordman, who chairs what's officially known as the Partnership for the Manitoba Capital Region.
"If we don't have a plan, which we haven't up until this point, how do we go forward?" he asked, adding the city has to stop acting like "the big dog" that pushes its smaller neighbours.
"That hasn't worked, so we're making big strides in the other direction. This is the first document you can actually put your hands on and read."
Like the city's transportation plan, the capital-region plan does not ensure the amenities in question will be built. It also has even less proscriptive power than the city's own plan, because Winnipeg and its neighbours pay directly for the construction of either highways or regional roads that run through municipalities outside the city.
Highway-construction decisions are ultimately made by the province, which pays for the work. The Selinger government has already promised to build some of the amenities on the capital-region wish list, such as the Headingley bypass and a new cloverleaf at the north Perimeter and Highway 59.
"In the broader context, they've mapped out what we've identified," said Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Minister Steve Ashton. "It validates what we're doing."
But there are differences between the Capital Region transportation plans and the province's own five-year highway-construction plan. For example, the Selinger government has no immediate plan to build a new road over the Red River Floodway to connect Winnipeg with Oakbank -- or convert McPhillips Road and a portion of Highway 9 into a new Winnipeg-to-Selkirk freeway.
The Capital Region plan is subject to change, said Colleen Sklar, the organization's executive director and a conflict-resolution facilitator by training.
"It could be 30 years into the future before some of these things happen," she said. "And some of these things may not need to happen."
The Capital Region's transportation plan also calls for studying the idea of regional public transport, a concept that exists in Alberta cities. No one has crunched the numbers to see whether regional transit would work in the Winnipeg area, Sklar said.
"We're at a really interesting spot right now in our growth in the capital region, because it's going to be slow and steady," she said, adding that constitutes good conditions for careful planning.


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Australian captain Michael Clarke faces a race against the clock to be fit for the start of the tour against Pakistan which begins in October after a left hamstring injury was confirmed.
Clarke was flown home early from Zimbabwe following Sunday's humiliating one-day tri-series loss to the lowly-ranked hosts.
Cricket Australia confirmed in a statement on Wednesday night that scans had shown an injury to the skipper's left hamstring without setting a timeframe for his return to training.
The extent of the damage wasn't revealed but hamstring injuries often involve a three-week recovery time in a best-case scenario.
Australia's first one-dayer against Pakistan in the UAE is on October 7, giving Clarke less than a month to prove his fitness.
If Clarke wasn't to make it back in time, his master run-scoring ability against spin bowling would be a huge loss for Australia on slow, turning wickets in the UAE.
The hamstring injury has been an ongoing issue for Clarke after he tweaked it upon touching down in Harare 12 days ago.
He worked his way back to the playing field but during his innings of 68 not out against Zimbabwe, he felt it go running between wickets and was left hobbling for the rest of the match.
Clarke has a chronic back injury which makes him more vulnerable to hamstring injuries and Australia will be cautious about rushing him back given the jam-packed schedule the team faces over the next 12 months - including the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The Australians play a tour game against Pakistan A starting on October 15, before the first Test gets underway seven days later in Dubai.
Clarke has already batted away calls for him to retire from one-day internationals even though managing his injury-prone body appears to be getting harder.


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The president of the San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation said Friday that it could be as long as six months before a replacement for outgoing executive director Russ Matthews is found.
Matthews, who held the position since 1997 and had been with the farm bureau since 1993, announced his retirement on Thursday. Farm bureau president Kenny Watkins said he and the rest of the farm bureau's officers will begin a search to replace Matthews after reworking the position's job description.


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Senator Heffernan was one of several politicians who met Mr Joyce in Canberra this week as the Qantas boss expressed concerns the national carrier faced unfair ownership restrictions compared with local competitor Virgin.
The meetings came after Etihad, Abu Dhabi's national airline, took a 4 per cent stake in Virgin earlier this month with an eye to increasing its holding to 10 per cent.
The Qantas Sale Act prevents foreign interests owning more than 49 per cent of Qantas (foreign airlines in total are capped at 35 per cent and individual foreign airlines at 25 per cent.)
Qantas argues recent changes to Virgin's ownership structure mean that airline's domestic business could end up being majority foreign-owned.
Senator Heffernan, who has been running an inquiry into the FIRB's national interest test, which examines the impact of foreign investments on national security, competition and other factors, said both the Foreign Takeovers Act and the FIRB needed to be "revamped" .
Although the review has been focusing on foreign acquisitions of agricultural land, Senator Heffernan has called for submissions from other industries on how the test is applied, arguing that it has been "dysfunctional, inconsistent and difficult to interpret".
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Auditions for the next season of "America's Got Talent" kicked off in Los Angeles on Wednesday, allowing new hopefuls to vie for a shot to be on the show. But for "AGT" host Nick Cannon, there's another competition in the works. It's the battle for best reality show between him and his wife, "American Idol's" resident diva Mariah Carey.
"We're a reality competition household, but she knows what's up. ('America's Got Talent') is a better show -- definitely the better show," Cannon joked during a Wednesday morning visit to TODAY.
But fans of both shows still have a wait before the next seasons of "AGT" and "Idol" start next year. Until then, there's another program Cannon is focused on -- the 2012 HALO Awards.
The annual awards show, now in its fourth year, was created by Cannon to honor teens who are making a difference in the world.
"I got tired of celebrities going to these awards shows and kissing each other's butts. I said, 'Let's take that light and shine on the proper things, young people doing amazing things in their communities,'" he explained. "HALO stands for Helping And Leading Others, and in a time like this, when the millennials are doing so much, we just need to recognize them."
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Vance: We do not want to end up with a low potassium level.
Pee-wee: Duh, Vance! You'd think I never went to agricultural junior college!
Pee-wee: Good morning, Vance!
Vance: Morning, Pee Wee.
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Winnie: [witnessing Pee-Wee and Gina sharing a long kiss] Pee-Wee!
Gina Piccolapupula: Who is that?
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Woman in Crowd: It's Abraham Lincoln! May I have your autograph, Mr. Lincoln? I'm a big fan.
Pee-wee: [singing] Pee-wee Herman had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!
Pee-wee: [children are staring at them] Why don't you take a picture? It'll last longer!
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Pee-wee: Ahh! Paparazzi!
[poses suggestively]
Andy: You okay, Boss?
Mace Montana: Well, my chin's banged up pretty bad... I think my ribs are broke... an' it feels like I punctured a major organ, Andy... but I'm circus.
Gina Piccolapupula: Snowball's a clown mace. Clowns aren't funny.
Mr. Ryan: [Sees Pee-wee reading a magazine in his store] I hope your planning to buy that magazine, Pee-wee. This ain't no Library.
Paolo Piccolapupula: I'm Paolo.
Giancarlo Piccolapupula: I'm Giancarlo.
Dino Piccolapupula: I'm Dino.
Antonio Piccolapupula: I'm Antonio.
Pee-wee: Look, Vance: The calla lilies are in bloom a-gain.
Sheriff: All right, listen up, people!
Mr. Ryan: What's up, Sheriff?
Sheriff: I got a call from Porterville there is a big storm heading this way, you folks better go home. Smiley, you start putting up the store.


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BRUSSELS – On both sides of the Atlantic, populism of the left and the right is on the rise. Its most visible standard-bearer in the United States is Donald Trump, the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee. In Europe, there are many strands – from Spain's leftist Podemos party to France's right-wing National Front – but all share the same opposition to centrist parties, and to the establishment in general. What accounts for voters' growing revolt against the status quo?
The prevailing explanation is that rising populism amounts to a rebellion by "globalization's losers." By pursuing successive rounds of trade liberalization, the logic goes, leaders in the US and Europe "hollowed out" the domestic manufacturing base, reducing the availability of high-paying jobs for low-skill workers, who now have to choose between protracted unemployment and menial service-sector jobs. Fed up, those workers are now supposedly rejecting establishment parties for having spearheaded this "elite project."
This explanation might seem compelling at first. It is true, after all, that globalization has fundamentally transformed economies, sending low-skill jobs to the developing world – a point that populist figures never tire of highlighting.
Moreover, educational attainment correlates strongly with income and labor-market performance. Almost everywhere, those with a university degree are much less likely to be unemployed than those without a secondary education. In Europe, those with a graduate degree are, on average, three times as likely to have a job as those who have not finished secondary school. Among the employed, university-educated workers earn, on the whole, much higher incomes than their less-educated counterparts.


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Stine has confirmed that his book 'It's the First Day of School ... Forever!' will get its big screen version, and revealed that the script for 'The Sitter' is finished.
Another work by R.L. Stine is coming to the big screen. Although the book will not be published until early July, "It's the First Day of School ... Forever!" has been optioned by Gotham Group.
Gotham Group CEO Ellen Goldsmith-Vein will serve as the co-producer for the forthcoming film, along with Gotham's executive VP of production and development Eric Robinson, Stine's longtime collaborator Yvonne Bernard, and Gemini Girls Productions' Beth Elise Hawk. The screenwriter and the studio are still an open question for Gotham Group.
Stine has recently confirmed news about movie adaptation of "It's the First Day of School ... Forever!" to Moviefone. He also revealed that the script for "The Sitter", which is also based on his book, has been finished. "Yes, that story is true," he said. "I also have an adult movie in the works based on my novel 'The Sitter.' It's called 'The Au Pair' now, and it's being produced by Sam Raimi's company. There's actually a script!"
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Soccer is the world's game, and just like the United States and Canada, the league itself is a true melting pot of people and players from across the globe.
As displayed in the above infographic, 549 players from 62 different countries including six of the seven continents (sorry, Antarctica) call MLS home. The United States (304 players) is obviously the best represented, which is hardly surprising given its domestic status. Canada (19), Colombia (19), Brazil (18) and Argentina (17) round out the top five. England (14), Ghana and The Gambia (6 each) and Japan (3) are the leaders of their respective continents.
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What it is
The Fitbot is a shape shifting robot mannequin created by the Estonian start-up Fits.me to make part of its virtual fitting room service for online retailers. Costumers are asked to fill up their detailed measurements like height, chest, arm length, torso, waist, hips and so on, so they can create a mannequin with the exact same shape as theirs. The next step is to simply pick the clothes and start trying it on, from the comfort of their homes!
Besides of solving one of the biggest problem of buying clothes online – because the costumer can actually try out the goods before purchase, although in a virtual kind of way – when adapted to a real store, it still dispenses fitting rooms to influence costumer's decision. Moreover, it gives the costumer the opportunity to see himself from an outside and 360º perspective.
Regarding female consumers, the Fitbot has a complex system of hundreds of thousands of female body shapes (or 85 percent of woman who shop online today), which works a little bit like an instant fashion consultant, appealing to the consumer's self-judgment about her image.
This leads us to the most revolutionary feature of Fitbot. It challenges the whole Fashion industry concept and molds, mostly in woman's wear, which have been kept unchanged for decades, stuck to a standard hourglass figure that corresponds only to 8% of women.
Why it is Cool
Fitbot says self-body image has become crucial to clothing provision and fashion consumption and every fashion consumer (not just every size, but every shape and proportion) needs to be attended and seen as they really are. This foresees a Fashion democracy on the rise.


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Last month, a new, legally binding labor agreement that requires French employers to make sure staff "disconnect" outside of working hours was all some of us could talk about—whether out of disbelief or pure envy. Media outlets around the world ran wild with this news, declaring that the home of the 35-hour workweek limit had now banned checking work email after 6:00 p.m. Those of us who feel chained to our email inbox immediately fantasized about sipping Sancerre at an outdoor café at 6:01 p.m., effectively barred from all electronic communication with clients, colleagues, and employers.
Many of those media outlets have since issued amendments to their previous reports, having learned that the agreement, signed on April 1st by unions and employers in the high-tech and consulting field, covers only an estimated 250,000 autonomous employees whose contracts are based on days worked, not hours, and thus for whom the country's famous 35-hour limit does not apply. The agreement does refer to an obligation to disconnect communications tools, but only after an employee has worked a 13-hour day—not at any particular time of day.
Nonetheless, a 6:00 p.m. ban on email communication is not implausible in a country like France, and perhaps that's why we can't stop talking about it. C'est l'exception qui confirme la règle—it's the exception that proves the rule. Why does disconnecting—whether by mandate or by choice—seem so impossible for the rest of us?
According to MIT Sloan Professor JoAnne Yates, who has been studying how business people use email since it first emerged, it's all about the "spiral of expectations" we create. While an outright ban on email communication may seem extreme to most, without some sort of established social norms, we can and will let the tools we adopt take over.*
"When people adopt a new technology, they tend to start out by enacting the same patterns of communication that they did with previous technologies, and then gradually, over time, they adapt those patterns. When the telephone was the primary means of communication, there was an understood norm never to call anyone after 9:00 p.m. That norm eventually broke down with email, and no new norms emerged to replace it. While communication technology is inherently social, there are no built-in social norms that dictate how to use it. New norms must be formed."
Individuals and companies alike can stand to benefit from both self-discipline and shared, very explicit norms about when and how to use certain tools to communicate. Especially among dispersed teams of employees who may be working across different time zones and cultures, establishing agreements and expectations around communication is needed. For example, while in some cultures responding to an email on a Saturday might be no big deal, in others it's a violation of religious observance. We need to have reasonable and fair expectations of our employees and colleagues with regards to their connectivity and response time.
The spiral of expectations that Yates refers to is well understood by those of us who have conflicting feelings about the immediacy of email communication. On the one hand, we all want to be responded to immediately. On the other, the quicker our own replies, the greater the expectations placed on our response time. One email responded to leads to another and then another, and before you know it, it's dark outside and the patio café has long been closed for business.
In the era of immediacy and constant connectivity, setting reasonable expectations for yourself and those you communicate with is essential. Determining and agreeing upon office-wide norms for electronic communication may at first seem gratuitous (or maybe a little French), but it might be the only way we can have our Sancerre and sip it too.
*Yates' recent research on this topic, "The Autonomy Paradox: The Implications of Mobile Email Devices for Knowledge Professionals," written with colleagues Melissa Mazmanian and Wanda J. Orlikowski, was published in Organization Science 23:5. An earlier conference paper, "Crackberrys: Exploring the Social Implications of Ubiquitous Wireless Email Devices," can be accessed for free here.
JoAnne Yates is the Sloan Distinguished Professor of Management and a Professor of Managerial Communication and Work and Organization Studies at the MIT Sloan. Her research examines communication and information as they shape and are shaped by technologies and policies over time, in both contemporary and historical organizations. She teaches in the new, upcoming Executive Education program, Communication and Persuasion in the Digital Age, June 19–20.


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Small, flat floatant paste
I have a small, light fly fishing outfit. So light that I can throw it in my day pack without thinking anything about it. And if I come across a small pond or feeder creek, well...
I need a very small container of floatant that I can put in the fly box that I've rigged to hold all my tackle. All the squeezable containers, like eye drop containers, are too thick. I remember seeing small, round containers with paste fly floatant, but can't seem to find them.
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Hi Gator,
I'm not sure that I've seen the type you mentioned, but I have heard(on this site I believe)that you can use 'Chapstick' for floatant if your in a pinch, and that would fit in your box.
**Wait a minute, I just reread your post and I misunderstood what you were asking, I thought you meant small round containers such as those that Chapstick come in.
Anyway, I think 'Gink' floatant comes in a round container in a paste formulation, along with a squeeze type bottle.
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Ok, well maybe it doesn't come in the small round containers anymore, I just looked through all my F/F links and could not find any either. Sorry.
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Dave's floatant comes in a squooshed-looking container that uses the same cap system most of the other floatants use.
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are you talking about cortland's DAB gel floatant? orvis used to sell it in the same orange disc-like container. type in cortland dab floatant in your favorite search engine.
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The Cortland 'Dab' floatant is one that I had seen many moons ago.
Well I went Shopping this afternoon with the wife @ the local mall and guess what I spied? it was a bright Orange container of Cortland Floatant, I thought about getting it for you but someone had stuck their finger in it so I didn't get it, and it was the only one that I seen.
If your interested and cannot find any, I would be willing to drive to town and get that one for you if you want it.
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This Loon floatant still comes in one of the small round containers. I just got some a couple of weeks ago. There are still a number of online places that have it.
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Thanks to everyone who took an interest in my "little" project. I found the Cortland Dab Floatant on the internet and ordered it.
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"Nessy" as she, or he, has been known to be called, is a supposed dinosaur that is living in Loch Ness in Scotland. If that is the case, then consider it awesome. Many people have tried to find her in the Loch but none succeeded. I think we all know the myths and lure that surround this beast, so I won't banter on…I'll save that for creatures further down the list.
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In the swamps of Georgia, there lives a beast by the awesome name of Hogzilla. One day a little fat kid was walking around the swamp with his pistol when he came across the so called Hogzilla. The kid shot and killed a 1000 pound beast with a pistol. I guarantee the spirit of the Hog, floating above his body, saw the little fat kid standing there and thought, "Holy shit, I was killed by Chunk from The Goonies. What the fuck man!? Shit, how am I going to tell the guys about this?" Shortly after this photo, the kid shot a cement truck driver with the same pistol, hijacked his truck, brought it to Hogzilla and started a pig roast all for himself. As I've said once and many times before, childhood obesity is hilarious.
#7 – Bigfoot
Bigfoot aka Sasquatch, could quite possibly be the most popular monster on this list. There have been so many sightings even ourselves here at TCM have got a photo of the beast. You be the judge on this one. If Bigfoot is proven one day I hope we don't treat him like they do in those Jack Links Beef Jerky commercials. That's just not nice. I would want to sit and have a beer with the big fella. He deserves it. But you gotta think though, the stench that he must give off. Do we really want to find him? Imagine what his dick would smell like (As to quote the famous line from Anchorman). Yea, I can only imagine it smelling like a mixture of bad milk and a baby diaper filled with baby poop after that said baby ate some spicy curry, which was also bad. I think we will let Bigfoot live alone in the forest along with his stinky penis. Unless your the Henderson family. A sign on their front door reads, "Stinky Penis' Welcome".
#6 – Skunk Ape
The name alone strikes fear into our hearts. The Skunk Ape is Florida's version of Bigfoot. To be quite honest, he is really only on here because of his name. How did he get his name you ask? Well some folks say that he smells like a beached Loch Ness Monster with a case of crotch rot….and he looks like an ape. Yes, he rivals Bigfoot's smelly dick. I can only imagine if we happened to catch the two of them. The stench would be nuclear. But, I would have other ideas. I would put them in a hell in a cell match. The ratings would be out of this world. But who knows what would happen. Hell, I don't even know if the Skunk Ape is a female or male. Hopefully a male so the two of them battle to the death. If it is a female, then what would be billed, "The Greatest Wrestling Match EVER" could quickly turn into, "Holy Shit! There Are Two Bigfoots Having Sex On TV!".
#5 – The Mongolian Death Worm
This creature is like something out of the movie Tremors. Kevin Bacon would tell you otherwise though. It is a tad bit smaller measuring in at only 5 feet or so. What makes this creature so dangerous is that it spits a yellowish venom that can kill on contact. Also they say it gives out a deadly electric shock to its prey. Should I enter another penis joke here? Yea, I think so. The wind is definitely right for dick jokes. The symptoms of the Mongolian Death Worms sounds a lot like the same symptoms that Flintheart has with his penis. After a quick trip to the hospital we found out it was just Gonorrhea from a llama. Wait a minute. Three dick jokes and two beastiality jokes in the same post!? TCM, what are you trying to write here!? The new information brochure for the local petting zoo?
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#4 – El Chupacabra
The name El Chupacabra means The Goat Sucker. Some might get this "animal" confused with the inbred farm boy down the block that goes by the same name, but I assure you it's not (That's 3 beastiality jokes if you're counting). The appearance of this creature varies from area to area, but it is agreed that it is more reptile like with leathery or scaly greenish-gray skin and a spiked spine down his back. This sound familiar to anyone? There is a video out there of a police officer who may have caught this guy on his dash cam. You can see that shiz here. I'm not sure what to think but I'm fine settling with it being a miniature version of Godzilla. How cute and cuddly would that be? Until he killed you.
#3 – Windigo
If you are an Algonquin Indian, then you might shit your pants hearing of this monster. Apparently this is the most feared creature in Algonquin folklore. Algonquin or not, this thing sounds pretty damn freaky to us. It can be described as that of a sub-artic zombie of sorts. Zombies!? O man, I think i just pooped my pants. Also, these were big zombies that were never full of human flesh. Whenever they ate another human, they would grow bigger and bigger. So essentially, you could have a 10,000 lb. zombie on your hands. Doesn't sound to fun to us. But I do smell box office gold though. Kind of smells like shame.
#2 – Tarasque
Well apparently, this monster cannot be destroyed by conventional weapons. See the people in the photo above? Yea, they are running for their lives. Apparently the only way to destroy this beast is to send a woman. The calming power of her is the only way to tame him. Here's an idea. Call the guy a cab, send him off to the local strip joint and bam. Work's done. You have just conquered your first Tarasque. Now all you have to do next is brace for his hangover in the morning. Have fun finding a pooper scooper that's gonna pick up his shit.
#1 – Aswang
Many of you probably have never heard of this monster, so there is a reason this is #1. The Aswang is a bloodthirsty creature that lives in the Philippines said to eat human flesh and do all other nasty things to people up to and including buttsex. It also has been known to shape-shift into objects and/or animals to hide from people looking for it. Sounds like last nights hookup doesn't it? Once it has a hold of its victim, it takes bundles of sticks, grass, and rice or banana stalks, and transforms these into a replica of her victim. This is to fool the other family members that the victim is not missing. The most popular form it shifts into is an ugly old woman that has holes in her armpits that have oil. This oil is used for flight. So the next time you are in the Philippines and see an old woman flying through the air with oil shooting out of her arm pits, run for your goddamn lives.


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Chief Palestinian negotiator and Palestinian Authority cabinet member Saeb Erekat announced Thursday morning in an interview on Israel's Army Radio that he may leave politics.
Erekat was amongst the 21-member Palestinian Authority cabinet who resigned Wednesday, preempting a no-confidence vote by the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC).
When the interviewer asked where his future lies and whether he would consider being a minister in the new government, Erekat replied, "Professionally speaking, I think its time to do something else".
Erekat said he sees his future as a professor at a university, not in politics, although he has not totally ruled out a future post in the PA. (Albawaba.com)