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Today niacin is used in more than 12 percent of dairy cows to enhance their performance. However, much of the raw niacin fed to dairy cows is lost due to degradation in the rumen. Enter ANEVIS rumen-protected niacin from QualiTech®, Inc. Using advanced rumen protection technology, ANEVIS delivers more niacin to the small intestine of the cow nearly eight times the amount of niacin delivered to the bloodstream compared to raw niacin.
Reduced stress is the primary benefit of adding niacin to rations for high-producing dairy cows. Research shows adding supplemental niacin to rations can help stressed animals in three important ways:
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· Help cows stay cooler under the stress of hot weather.
Most of the raw niacin fed to ruminants is broken down in the rumen, allowing very little to be absorbed in the cow's small intestine. Now, ANEVIS allows dairy nutritionists to ensure niacin is actually absorbed by the cow and not wasted in the rumen by microbial degradation.
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Alumni Donate $500,000 to Renovate Sherman Field
As a highlight of its 2005 Homecoming festivities, the Muskingum College community gathered on October 15th to dedicate the $500,000 renovation of Sherman Field in McConagha Stadium. The newest chapter in Muskingum's history of athletic excellence is the addition of a state-of-the-art ProGrass playing surface, which was funded through the efforts of some 55 alumni and friends, including many former student-athletes.
Muskingum College President Anne C. Steele presided over a pre-game ceremony that included a ribbon cutting on the field.
Five alumni – Daniel H. Plumly '75, Joe DiVittorio '84, John Romeo '71, James A. Purdy '85 and Tim Palmer '88– were early leadership donors and spent countless hours soliciting gifts from fellow alumni to ensure that the Sherman Field renovation would be completed by the start of the 2004-05 academic year.
A plaque recognizing the donors was unveiled at a special October 14th dinner, emceed by Muskingum College Trustee and Chair of the Board's Development Committee Bob Patin '64. The plaque reads, "Muskingum College extends its deep appreciation to all whose devotion and generosity made the renovation of the Edgar A. Sherman Field possible. With deep gratitude, the College acknowledges the following donors."
To view a complete list of donors, click here.
"The renovation of Sherman Field is more than a contribution to Muskingum athletics and recreation. It is a visible investment in this institution, and a tribute to our shared commitment to our students," said Dr. Anne C. Steele, at the dinner. She thanked the donors for their generosity, faith, and trust in Muskingum.
Additional words of appreciation came from Student Senate President Alainna Amicone '06. "I will forever be thankful for the gift of the new football field…Our athletics programs have been taken to a new level and it is in thanks to all of you," she told the gathered donors. Football co-captains Jeff Tibbs and Matt Harmon handed out gifts of appreciation.
The new field allows the football team to practice and play on the same field and also supports practice for the College's men's and women's soccer teams. The College now sponsors intramural programs under the lights on the new field.
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CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - For many businesses uptown, the convention brought one of two things - feast or famine.
"All this extra cheese right here. You know, we thought we were going to use all of this and maybe still run out," James Haney said, pointing at a fridge full of mozzarella. At the restaurant where he works, Pie in the Sky, tucked away in the historic Latta Arcade on South Tryon, they did very little in sales at all.
"We just didn't do good," Haney said. "We were expecting to have lines through the door. Most restaurants raised their prices you know for the DNC. We kept ours exactly the same. You know, not what we were expecting."
Over at Harvest Moon Grille, however, Sheldon Schrieber says they had a very different experience.
"We were busy for dinner last night, slammed for breakfast," he said. Harvest Moon is also on South Tryon, but it sits where all the action was. "It was like a real big party and everyone is invited," he said.
The clubs and bars at EpiCenter were absolutely packed. A source says one pulled in about $100,000. And back at Pie and the Sky's end of town, this CVS did well too, packing in hundreds of extra customers.
Haney is disappointed, but he doesn't blame himself. "I even put a pizza suit on, and stood out in front. I looked like a slice of pizza. It didn't work."


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Flo Rida brings some old-school swagger to his latest single, and it's sounding good.
'How I Feel,' which will be available on iTunes on Oct. 28, samples the legendary singer Nina Simone's 1965 classic 'Feeling Good.' Flo's staccato rapping style adds a welcome energetic bounce to the song's signature jazzy flow.
The track appears on Flo's upcoming studio album — his fifth — 'The Perfect 10,' alongside previous single 'Can't Believe It,' featuring Pitbull. Earlier this year, Flo promised fans that '10' will be so perfect that it will contain at least "seven masterpieces."
Is 'How I Feel' one of those masterworks? Take a listen above and let us know what you think!
Meanwhile, the rapper has been busy filming the music video for 'How I Feel' in Las Vegas, sharing images from the shoot at Planet Hollywood on social media.
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Bhikkhu Pesala wrote:Its better to drink yoghurt and be lonesome than drink alcohol and be the life and soul of the party.
LonesomeYogurt wrote:After recently having struggles with maintaining my precepts, a spiritual guide suggested I write out a declaration of why I am going to abstain completely from alcohol. I thought I would post what I wrote so that maybe it'll encourage others or help them articulate their feelings towards abstinence.
I do not drink alcohol because I do not want to have a part in an industry that propagates misery and dependence.
I do not drink alcohol because I do not want to encourage a culture rife with promiscuity, violence, recklessness, and exploitation.
I do not drink alcohol because I have compassion for my body and mind.
I do not drink alcohol because, when faced with frustration, anger, and sadness, I can accept and overcome my pain instead of hiding from it behind a wall of chemicals.
I do not drink alcohol because I am smart enough, funny enough, and kind enough to succeed in social situations without the need for any artificial support.
I do not drink alcohol because responsibility, self-control, and heedfulness are foundational aspects of my interaction with the world, not obstacles to be suppressed in the pursuit of pleasure.
I do not drink alcohol because clear comprehension and mindfulness are greater sources of joy than any chemical or any altered state.
I hope that maybe this manifesto or whatever helps other people who might be struggling to maintain their sobriety in an intoxication culture. Stay strong!
*** A young man was discussing the precepts with Ajaan Fuang and came to number five, against taking intoxicants: "The Buddha forbade alcohol because most people lose their mindfulness when they drink it, right? But if you drink mindfully it's okay, isn't it, Than Phaw?"
"If you were really mindful," he answered, "you wouldn't drink it in the first place."
*** There seem to be more excuses for breaking the fifth precept than for any other. One evening another student was conversing with Ajaan Fuang at the same time that a group of people were sitting around them in meditation. "I can't observe the fifth precept," he said, "because I'm under a lot of group pressure. When we have social occasions at work, and everyone else in the group is drinking, I have to drink along with them."
Ajaan Fuang pointed to the people sitting around them and asked, "This group isn't asking you to drink. Why don't you give in to their group pressure instead?"
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Every Friday, Sporting News' Ryan Fagan will take a deeper look at the players making on-the-field headlines—both good and bad—with the help of advanced baseball metrics. Unless otherwise specified, statistics have been gathered from baseball-reference.com and fangraphs.com, two thoroughly indispensable websites.
This week, we'll look at three recently or soon-to-be traded players and what they can bring to their new teams (all stats through Thursday):
Alfonso Soriano, New York Yankees
Soriano's contract has been a target of scorn the past few years, a beacon of warning for general managers who think about spending gobs of money now without much regard for the future. The Cubs were competitive for the first three years of Soriano's eight-year, $136 million deal—including a 97-win season in 2008—but they've been pretty miserable since then, with Soriano collecting $18 million per season. Soriano hasn't been awful, but he's not been the superstar the Cubs were hoping. Still, with 17 homers, 51 RBI and a .764 OPS this season, he represents an improvement for the Yankees.
The stat: .213 ISO
What ISO isn't: The mascot of the Springfield Isotopes
What ISO is: ISOlated power, an attempt to quantify a player's ability to produce extra-base hits. The number is generated by subtracting a player's batting average—which treats every hit, essentially, as a single—from a player's slugging percentage—which assigns increasing weights to doubles, triples and homers. As a point of reference, the MLB average ISO from 2000 until now has ranged from .144 to .167.
MORE: Latest on Alex Rodriguez | Data: Scoreboard | Standings | Stats
What this means for Soriano and the Yankees: Much has been made of the Yankees' almost complete absence of right-handed power this season, for good reason. The Yankees are dead last in the majors with just 24—24!—homers from right-handed hitters; Vernon Wells has 10, and no other hitter has more than three from the right side of the plate. It's not just a lack of home runs, though. It's the lack of any type of power.
The right-handed hitters on the Yankees have combined for a team ISO of 0.90. That's dead last, by a healthy margin (the Marlins are next, at .104). Here's some perspective on that number: Everth Cabrera's career ISO is .090, and he's a shortstop for the Padres who has a grand total of nine home runs in more than 1,500 career at-bats. So, essentially, the Yankees have been playing a group of right-handed hitters with the power equivalent to San Diego's speedy shortstop (and without the benefits of Cabrera's stolen bases or defense or decent on-base percentage). So, yeah, Alfonso Soriano should help, but only because he can't hurt.
Soriano's .213 ISO is 28th in the majors among batters with a qualifying number of plate appearances. That's down a bit from last year (.237) and his career average (.231). He's adequate as a left fielder, but the Yankees are really only concerned with his production at the plate. There's not much risk involved because the cost wasn't steep, and the Cubs are paying a large portion of the $24.5 million he's owed between now and the end of 2014.
It might feel like Jake Peavy has been around forever, but he's just 32 years old. He's in the same age group as prime-of-their-career pitchers like Adam Wainwright, James Shields and C.J. Wilson, even though he's in his 12th major league season and has been tagged with a well-deserved "injury prone" label. In 2013, Peavy has been hit-or-miss; of his 13 starts, seven have gone at least six innings and two runs or fewer, but he's given up at least six earned runs in three of those outings. Overall, he has a 4.28 ERA and is averaging 8.6 strikeouts per nine innings.
The stat: 4.47 K/BB
What K/BB isn't: Killer Bumble-Bee attacks
What K/BB is: Strikeout-to-walk ratio. This one's pretty self-explanatory.
What this means for Peavy: If Peavy had enough innings to qualify for the ERA title, he would rank 12th in the majors with his outstanding strikeout-to-walk ratio. It's pretty clear the veteran hurler understands the value of this concept, because even as his fastball velocity has dipped rather significantly as he's gone into his 30s, his K/BB ratio has risen. In his nine seasons as a 20-something starter, his K/BB ratio was a solid 3.07. In his three age-30(something) seasons his K/BB ratio is a very impressive 4.06. The 4.47 mark is a career best.
That's the kind of pitch efficiency that works well in the postseason. When teams are looking to acquire a pitcher at the trade deadline, they want to pick up a starter they feel confident is going to provide them a chance to win playoff games. A pitcher who values strikes and is averse to giving away free baserunners is valuable.
The problem with Peavy lies with the "If" part of that first sentence ("If Peavy had enough innings to qualify …). He's only thrown 80 innings this season. He's only thrown more than 115 innings once in the past five seasons, because of a wide variety of injuries, to the rib, back, groin, shoulder and ankle. So a team taking Peavy will be rolling the dice, because the White Sox won't just give him away. He's under contract for a reasonable amount ($14.5 million, with a 2015 option that likely won't vest) and the White Sox like having him in the clubhouse.
There was a time Bud Norris was best-known for his mastery of the rival St. Louis Cardinals; in his first three seasons, he had a 2.36 average in 10 starts against the Cardinals. Now, though, he's one of the trade options on what's mostly a lackluster market for starting pitchers. Norris, who has a 3.93 ERA in 21 starts for the Astros this season, is eligible for two more seasons of arbitration and is scheduled to become a free agent before the 2016 season.
The stat: 4.50 xFIP
What xFIP isn't: Expecting to Find Independent-thinking Platypuses
What xFIP is: Expected Fielding Independent Pitching. The basic FIP stat looks at the absolutes controlled by a pitcher and not his fielders—strikeouts, homeruns, walks and hit-by-pitch—as explained in this handy video. The xFIP stat is essentially the same, but it replaces homers with expected homers, as determined by subbing the league-average home run-to-fly ball rate for a pitcher's actual home run-to-fly ball rate. Because of this slight change, xFIP is considered an excellent predictive stat, whereas FIP is an excellent explanatory stat. As always, Fangraphs has a thorough explanation of xFIP.
What this means for Norris: As mentioned in the xFIP description, the difference between FIP and xFIP is the use of league-average home run-to-fly ball rates instead of a pitcher's actual HR/FB rates. That's where the big gap arises in Norris' numbers. He has a 3.93 ERA and 3.87 FIP (53rd in the majors), which are very similar, but his xFIP rises way up to 4.50 (83rd in the bigs). Norris' actual HR/FB (used by FIP) rate is 6.9 percent, which is 13th in the majors. The major-league average HR/FB (used by xFIP) is 10.7 percent.
That 6.9 percent seems a bit unsustainable for Norris, based on his previous results. His HR/FB rates in his first four years: 12.9 percent, 10.8 percent, 11.7 percent and 12.0 percent. His line drive, ground ball and fly ball are all right in line with career averages, which seems to indicate a certain amount of luck. Expect that HR/FB rate to regress back to career levels over the rest of the season, which means his home run totals probably will rise after (if) he gets traded out of Houston.


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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Purge: Anarchy' Can't Wipe Out 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
Despite three very different new challengers, 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' continued to rule over the box office this weekend.
This doesn't spell disaster for the newcomers, but it does spell further success for the sequel to 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes,' which is riding extremely positive word of mouth to a big box office tally.
|To Date
|Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
|$36.5 million
|$138.5 million
|The Purge: Anarchy
|$28.0 million
|$28.0 million
|Planes: Fire and Rescue
|$18.0 million
|$18.0 million
|Sex Tape
|$15.5 million
|$15.5 million
|Transformers: Age of Extinction
|$9.0 million
|$226.2 million
|$7.0 million
|$70.7 million
|22 Jump Street
|$4.5 million
|$180.3 million
|How to Train Your Dragon 2
|$3.6 million
|$160.5 million
|Earth to Echo
|$3.3 million
|$32.0 million
|$3.2 million
|$228.2 million
With a $36 million second weekend, 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' has now reached $138 million at the box office so far. At this rate, it is looking to reach $200 million before it leaves theaters, which is exactly where it needs to be to ensure a third film in the rebooted franchise. It surely won't hold the top spot for a third weekend in a row, but this is a terrific showing for a franchise that still had its doubters right up until the film's release.
The most successful of the three newcomers was 'The Purge: Anarchy,' which raked in a strong $28 million. That's $6 million less than how the first 'Purge' film opened, but it's still solid when you consider its small $9 million budget. It probably won't reach the same box office total of the previous film, but it has better reviews from critics and audiences seem to like it more, so a third film (made at a similarly small budget) will probably still happen. The big question is how far it will drop next weekend. Horror movies are notorious for their steep second week drop-offs and this one likely won't be any different.
In third place, 'Planes: Fire and Rescue' opened with a mediocre $18 million, which initially looks disastrous, but it may not be. The first 'Planes' opened to an average $22 million before growing wings and soaring to a $90 million final gross. It's not outside the realm of possibility for the sequel to pull in similar numbers when all is said and done. This is one to keep an eye on.
'Sex Tape,' the last of the newcomers, opened in fourth place with $15 million, which, to be perfectly frank, isn't very good. Considering that Cameron Diaz has led big hits like 'Bad Teacher' and 'The Other Woman' in recent years, the blame can't rest on her. It also can't be placed on co-star Jason Segel, who has his fans. Instead, place the blame on bad reviews and an obnoxious advertising campaign.
Meanwhile, Melissa McCarthy's 'Tammy' hit $70 million, which is a solid number for a movie everyone was quick to label as a bomb a few weeks ago. At this rate, it should top out around $90 million. Right under it, '22 Jump Street' finally began to slow down, but with a final gross that should end up being just south of $200 million, no one is complaining.
Next, the people at DreamWorks Animation must still be scratching their heads over 'How to Train Your Dragon 2,' which has effectively stalled out at $160 million — $54 million less than the first film. What went wrong here? This is one of the biggest box office mysteries of 2014.
In the final two slots, 'Earth to Echo' settled into a respectful (for its budget) final gross and 'Maleficent' began to slow down after weeks of strong legs.


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[color=red][size=3]Saturday November 27th at 6PM
[color=blue][size=3]Castleton Pizza King
[color=black][size=2]For our newer members, this is a little history & some info on our forum parties.
A couple years back, I guess it's been 4 years now, I suggested we get together after the seaaon & talk Pacer basketball face to face. Kind of a meet & greet thing for all the people that had become friends here on the forum. I think we had 8 brave souls that first night.
Over the past couple years the party grew so popular that we added a second evening early in the season.
Last summer was our "break out" party. Didn't we have 23 people there?
An amazing group too.
We seem to have found our forum party headquarters at the Castleton Pizza King. There are a couple reasons why. First is the location. It's not far from 465 so it is fairly easy to get to. Next is the eatery itself. Not too loud, not too crowded & the pizza is pretty good too. Kids are welcome but the adults can have a brew is they wish.
There are a couple "guidelines" for the party.
1. Everyone is invited. Doesn't matter how much you contribute, if you read the forum you are invited.
2. There is no set quest list. I need to kindda keep track on how many people might be there simply to let the fine folks at the Pizza King know just how big a group we will have, that's all.
If you swore you would be there & can't make it, no problem.
If at the last minute you decide you are up for a pizza & a little hoops talk, we'll find room for you.
3. Stay as long as you like. If you can only stop in for a couple minutes, just to say hi ya, we'd be glad to meet you. If you want to show up late & leave early, that works too.
The party will start around 6 & end, well, who knows? Pizza King locks up at 10 but we have a habit of talking outside their doors until after midnight. I think it was 1 before we finally called it a night last time.
Looks like we will be moving the party to Hooters around 10 to 10:30. They close at 1 on Saturday so we will need to actually go home sometime that night, I guess..
What we have done in the past is put the pizza & sodas on one bill & everyone toss in about $10. That covers everything pretty well & leaves them a nice tip too.
The Castleton Pizza King is located in the middle of a parking lot. It shares the building with a liquor store but has a separate entrance.
The Pizza King is directly between the Burlington Coat Factory (to the north) & the Red Lobster (to the south). Hooters is just across the parking lot to the east.
Hope to see ya there.
This is the "Lookin' forward to it" group.
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We're 5 weeks away so we have plenty of time.
Anyone else care to stop by?
I'll need to call in the pizza order the Wednesday before. So. I'll once again be looking for suggestions.
Here are the list of toppings.
Italian Sausage
Diced Chicken
Green Peppers
Banana Peppers
Black Olives
Green Olives
BBQ Sauce
Specialty Pizza
Veggie Mushroom, Onions, Green Peppers, Diced Tomatoes & Black Olives
Royal Feast Sausage, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Onions & Green Peppers
Taco Taco meat, Onions, Tomatoes & Lettuce with a side of salsa
Chicken Supreme Diced chicken, Mushroom, Onions & Green Peppers
Meat Lovers Sausage, Pepperoni, Hamburger, Bacon & Ham
Hawaiian Ham & Pineapple
Also, BBQ sauce is available on any pizza.
What would you guys like?
One more thing.
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Job fair offered for
positions at 21st Century
21st Century Insurance and Financial Services, Inc., a member of Farmers Insurance Group, has immediate openings for 35 sales and service representatives for their Phoenix call center location.
Those interested in learning more about the available positions are invited to attend an open house job fair from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 22, or Thursday, Sept. 23, at the 21st Century offices at 16001 N. 28th Ave.
The full-time call center positions, which include positions for those with bilingual skills, are for customer service (representatives respond to customer questions regarding their auto insurance policy) and sales (representatives help generate new auto insurance policies via inbound calls and outbound, follow-up phone calls).
Interested individuals are also invited to apply online for these positions by visiting www.farmers.com/careers and clicking on "Corporate Careers."
ADVANCE hosting
virtual job fairs
ADVANCE will host a national online virtual job fair from 1 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23, and a southwestern region virtual job fair from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 26.
Health care exhibitors will be recruiting for a variety of positions. Attendees will be able to chat with representatives from hiring facilities and submit resumes from the comfort of their computer. They can also take advantage of education sessions, enter online prize drawings, collect downloadable resources and more.
As an added bonus, the virtual job fairs will remain open to attendees for an additional 30 days after the live event ends. This gives anyone who wasn't able to attend the chance to submit a resume, gather important company information and review recorded versions of the education sessions. However, the chat options and prize drawings are only available during the live event.
Chats are supported by most browsers, including Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, Firefox 2.0 or higher, all versions of Chrome and all versions of Safari, so attendees can look forward to a user-friendly experience.
Health care professionals interested in participating may sign up now at www.advanceweb.com/events.
For more information, call (800) 546-4987 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
T3 Salon hosting
open house, customer appreciation event
T3 Salon, 12020 S. Warner-Elliot Loop in the Equestrian Center, will host an open house and customer appreciation evening from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23. The event will feature complimentary refreshments and special drawing and discounts.
For more information, call (480) 705-9873.
Arizona Police
Association Conference needs sponsors, donors
The Arizona Police Association (APA) will host its eighth annual conference and seminar Oct. 20 to 22 at the Talking Stick Resort and Casino, 9700 E. Indian Bend Road. The event will feature a variety of world class speakers and vendors.
The APA is seeking sponsors and individual donors.
For additional information on the conference and sponsorship opportunities, visit www.azpolice.org or call Brian Livingston at (602) 249-4358.
Vendor applications
now being accepted for
Nov. 20 Block Party
Applications are now being accepted from vendors who would like to participate in the Downtown Chandler Block Party, set for noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, on Arizona Avenue between Chandler Boulevard and Frye Road.
The Downtown Chandler Block Party is a community-wide event to celebrate the completion of the Arizona Avenue construction and the new City Hall, as well as a chance to showcase the events and businesses that have made the downtown area so popular. It is being jointly sponsored by the Downtown Chandler Community Partnership and the city of Chandler.
Both food and nonfood vendors are invited to participate. Booths are $200 for a single space and $375 for a double space for food vendors and $75 for a single space and $150 for a double space for nonfood vendors.
Applications are available by calling (480) 855-3539 or e-mailing email@example.com.
For more information, call Darryl Toupkin at (480) 609-3978.
LifeLock introduces new service offering
LifeLock, Inc., an identity theft protection company based in Tempe, will introduce LifeLock Credit Score Manager, a comprehensive tri-bureau credit management suite offering credit score tracking and credit monitoring. The new service is expected to be available to consumers next month.
LifeLock Credit Score Manager utilizes a tri-bureau credit management approach, helping members maximize control of disposable income and credit reputation by monitoring all three credit bureaus daily and sending alerts when changes are made to the member's credit files. The service also provides members with monthly updates to their TransUnion credit score and annual updates to credit scores and reports from all three credit bureaus. Members will also have anytime online access to their scores and reports from all three credit bureaus.
For details, visit www.lifelock.com.
T3 Salon hosting open house and customer appreciation event
T3 Salon, located at 12020 S. Warner-Elliot Loop in the Equestrian Center, will host an open house and customer appreciation evening from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23. The event will feature complimentary refreshments and special drawing and discounts.
For more information, call (480) 705-9873.
Workshop offered on preparing estate plans
Joseph Ortiz, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones, will host a free workshop on "Preparing Your Estate Plan" at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the Ahwatukee Chamber of Commerce, 10235 S 51st St. Learn more about what to consider when creating your will, the benefits of trusts in estate planning, how to help reduce taxes on your estate and how insurance can help protect your family. A local estate planning attorney also will be available to answer your questions. A light breakfast will be served.
Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice.
Please RSVP to (480) 753-7664 by Sept. 24.
Lester named dean of humanities at ASU
Literary scholar and Ahwatukee Foothills resident Dr. Neal A. Lester has been appointed dean of humanities in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University. He assumes the leadership role held since 2004 by Deborah Losse, a scholar in French literature who will be retiring from the university.
Lester, whose teaching and scholarship focus on African American literary and cultural studies, including children's literature, drama, folklore and popular culture, has been a professor of English at ASU since 1997, serving as chair of the department since 2004. This past February, Lester was elected to a two-year term as chair of the Arizona Humanities Council board of directors.
Online marketing class helps business owners be found online
Internet marketing expert Dr. Ron Marek will present the online marketing class "How You Can 'Be Found' Online By Your Customers" from 8 to 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the second floor seminar room at Hotel Tempe, 1660 W. Elliot Road, Tempe.
The following topics will be covered: what it takes for your website to be on the first page on Google and Yahoo, what a blog is and how it helps your business, what videos do for the online ranking of your business, how important keywords are in your website ranking, how to spot a good SEO service provider and one that is a fake, what back linking is and why you need it for your website, how to get more leads from your website, how important footprints are on your website, tricks to saving hundred of dollars each month with Pay-Per-Click campaigns, and current, up-to-the moment information shared on organic online marketing.
The cost is $35 per person, and seating is limited.
For more information or to reserve your seat, contact Christine at (480) 456-4700.
AFCC Women in Business present "A Night to Remember" Awards Gala
The Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce Women in Business will present the Awards Gala, "A Night to Remember," from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Raven Golf Club at South Mountain, 3636 E. Baseline Road.
The Gala will feature the presentation of the Palo Verde Award, which goes to an outstanding woman in business within the Ahwatukee community. The chamber will also announce the winners of two $500 scholarships awarded to local women continuing their education.
The Gala will transport attendees back to an era of glitz, glamour, good taste and great fun. Music will feature big band sounds to set the mood and sensational dance performances. Enjoy cigars from The Tinder Box, signature cocktails and a sumptuous buffet. The awards will be announced and then be prepared to dance the night away. A full bar will offer beverages for purchase.
Tickets - $95 a couple or $55 per person - are available through Friday, Oct. 29. Space is limited.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.ahwatukeechamber.com/ or call (480) 753-7676. If you are interested in sponsoring the Gala, contact email@example.com or call (480) 753-7676.
Applications available for AFCC Women in Business Palo Verde Award, 2 scholarships
The Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce Women in Business committee will present the Palo Verde Award to an outstanding woman in business Nov. 6 at the Women in Business Awards Gala. This annual award embraces women in the community honoring their contribution to area business and recognizes a female chamber member's personal achievements in business.
The recipient must be an Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce member and a woman who believes in and demonstrates her purpose. Her commitment to business excellence, management and community involvement are among the characteristics sought.
If you would like to nominate an Ahwatukee businesswoman, visit www.ahwatukeechamber.com to download a nomination form.
Along with the Palo Verde Award, the Women in Business committee will bestow two $500 scholarships to women continuing their education. The purpose of the scholarship is to promote the advancement of a local woman into the business world. The scholarship money will be used to further her business education at the college or trade school level. Applicants must be a legal U.S. resident and work or reside in the Ahwatukee Foothills community. Scholarship candidates will be judged on community activities and business experience, a letter of recommendation and a written essay.
To download an application or for more information, visit www.ahwatukeechamber.com.
Applications for both the scholarships and Palo Verde Award nominations are due to the chamber by Sept. 30.
The Women in Business Gala Awards ceremony will take place from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Raven Golf Club at South Mountain, 3636 E. Baseline Road. Tickets are $55 per person or $95 for a pair. Share in an evening of dining, dancing, entertainment and honors.
To purchase tickets or for more information, call (480) 753-7676 or visit www.ahwatukeechamber.com.
Sheraton Wild Horse Pass names new director of sales and marketing
Bill Hunter has been promoted to director of sales and marketing at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa. With extensive experience in the hospitality industry, Hunter will contribute his luxury resort background and sales expertise to the resort's overall efforts.
Hunter replaced Patrick Connors, who left to become the Director of Sales and Marketing at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina.
Chevrolet sponsors Cruze contest for high school seniors
Chevrolet and the Valley Chevy Dealers Association will celebrate and honor Arizona high school students who earn perfect attendance for the 2010/11 school year.
According to the Arizona State Board of Education, high school students who have logged 98% or better attendance records during the 2010/11 school year will learn that the payoff could be extra special when Chevrolet hands over the keys to a brand new 2011 Cruze as a reward.
High school seniors at more than 36 schools in Arizona will become eligible for a chance to win the Chevy Cruze after completing 180 days of 98% or better attendance at their respective schools. Qualifying students will be invited to attend the end-of-the-year event.
In its first year in Arizona, Chevy Drive for Perfection is an initiative presented by Chevrolet and the local Valley Chevrolet dealers in conjunction with local school boards. The program was created to give seniors an additional incentive to finish their high school careers strong in order to adequately prepare for post-secondary education or the workforce.
More information can be found at www.chapmanchevy.com.
Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce events
8 a.m. Sept. 22 (Wednesdays), LeadZSmart Networking Group, Chamber offices. Business owners network and provide leads and helpful business suggestions for other business owners. Facilitated by Christine Marek, owner of Phoenix- Bushido Corp., and Judy Young, associate broker of Phoenix View Realty. Visitors encouraged.
8 a.m. Sept. 30, Get To Know Your Chamber New Member Breakfast and Member Orientation, Chamber offices.
Noon Oct. 7, Women in Business event, "Health, Happiness and a Heck of a Good Time!" Listen, laugh and cry with three guest speakers. Heidi's Event & Catering, 2095 W. 15th St., Tempe. Tickets are $30 in advance ($5 from each ticket will benefit breast cancer research).
8 a.m. Oct. 12, morning mixer, Verizon Wireless.
Noon to 1 p.m. Oct. 14 (second Thursdays), Marketing "Think Tank," Chamber offices. This business support meeting, facilitated by marketing instructor Christine Marek, is an informal roundtable discussion of successful marketing tactics and strategies for chamber member business owners. Members are encouraged to bring ideas, actual marketing situations and brainstorming abilities to the meeting. No sharks allowed. Visitors encouraged.
5:30 p.m. Oct. 20, evening mixer, The Foothills Golf Course.
6 p.m. Nov. 6, Women in Business red carpet event, "A Night to Remember." Awards dinner, entertainment and dancing. The Women in Business Palo Verde Award Winner and Women in Business Scholarship Recipient will be honored.
8 a.m. Nov. 9, morning mixer, Gameworks.
5:30 p.m. Nov. 17, evening mixer, M&I Bank.
8 a.m. Dec. 14, morning mixer, Dunkin Donuts/Zoyo.
The Chamber offices are at 10235 S. 51st St., Suite 185. For more information, call (480) 753-7676 or visit www.ahwatukeechamber.com.
Arizona Trail Association wins $50,000 grant
An Arizona-based nonprofit is $50,000 richer after winning the title grant in the Redwood Creek wines Greater Outdoors Project. The Arizona Trail Association (ATA) was named the winning environmental organization after a summer-long, nationwide vote at RedwoodCreekWine.com.
The Arizona National Scenic Trail is a continuous, 800-mile path across Arizona from Mexico to Utah. The trail offers hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians and outdoor aficionados a unique opportunity to enjoy scenic Arizona.
With grant money from Redwood Creek wines in place, ATA is ready to construct a new, 11-mile trail in the lush, central Arizona Sonoran desert to replace nine miles that are now on a rocky, eroded road. The new Arizona Trail construction will begin this November and be completed by December 2011.
For more information about the Greater Outdoors Project, visit RedwoodCreekWine.com.
Chamber seeks people for Red, White & Boom committee
The Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce is looking for fun and exciting people to join its fun and exciting Red, White & Boom committee. If you are looking for a way to make a difference in your community, then this is the place for you.
The Red, White & Boom committee is responsible for bringing the community fireworks display to Ahwatukee Foothills for free! It takes a lot of people to make this event happen.
Meetings will take place at the Chamber, 10235 S. 51st St., from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. on Fridays Oct. 8 Nov. 12, Dec. 10, Jan. 14, Feb. 11, March 11, April 8, May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27 (no meeting due to holiday), June 3, June 10, June 17, June 24 and July 1.
If you are interested or even just curious, come and see what is happening. While it is work, it is also a whole lot of fun!
For more information, e-mail Christine Hamel at email@example.com.
Giddy-up on over to Rawhide
Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass, 5700 W. North Loop Road, Chandler, is offering its Ride 'N Dine special through Oct. 1. Saddle up and go horseback riding then enjoy a meal at the steakhouse. The ride starts at 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 8:30 p.m.
For details or reservations, visit www.Rawhide.com.
Sundown cookouts will take place Saturday nights in October and November. The chuck-wagon cookout under the stars begins with a mule-drawn hay wagon ride to the desert cookout area, and the evening features live country music, cowboy games and storytelling, line-dance and 2-step instructions and a marshmallow roast.
The Wild Horse Pass Farmers Market reopens Saturday, Oct. 30, and will run every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Guests are invited to support an Arizona-grown and Arizona-made garden market while enjoying a morning of fun for the whole family. The market features produce from Rawhide's garden, community farmers, artisans, vendors, kids' activities, cooking classes, breakfast and story telling in Akimel Basho, the newest frontier attraction. Sports viewing will also be available in the Golden Belle.
The annual Rawhide Rumble will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 4 and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 5, benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Phoenix. Feel the rumble of the baddest rides and enjoy this year's car show that also features vendors, entertainment, food and beverages. All makes and years of classic cars, trucks and motorcycles are welcome. On Saturday a special 50's dance will follow the car show with a surprise live band. A car display on the Pavilion Lawn is scheduled for Sunday, with awards to follow.
USCIS expands payment options at all domestic offices
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that beginning Oct. 1 domestic offices and U.S. territories, including the U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam, will no longer accept cash payment. Eliminating the acceptance of cash will reduce USCIS operating costs.
As an alternative to cash, customers may pay using checks (including personal checks), money orders and credit cards. Checks and money orders must be made payable to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Processing of your application will not be affected by the use of an alternative payment method.
USCIS accepts credit cards in all field offices that accept payments. Accepted cards include Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover Network.
USCIS International Operations offices, located in embassies internationally, may continue to accept cash.
For more information on USCIS payment options, visit www.uscis.gov.
Promote your business, cater Chamber breakfast
Are you a new business? Or, maybe an existing one that would like to donate your culinary selections to let people in the community get a taste of what you are all about? Then the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce's monthly Get to Know Your Chamber breakfast is the place for you! The breakfasts are generally attended by about 30 people that you would need to cater for.
If this is something you are interested in, contact Christine Hamel at (480) 753-7676.
East Valley Business Breakfast Group
The East Valley Business Breakfast Group meets on the third Thursdays of each month from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in the Community Room at the Chandler Police Department, 251 N. Desert Breeze Blvd., Chandler.
The EVBBG is a not-for-profit volunteer organization promoting growth of small, minority, women and diverse business owners. No membership is required, and services are provided by experts and professional mentors.
For more information, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interested in hosting a chamber event?
Hosting an event for the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce is a great way to get your business noticed.
Tuesday morning mixers are from 8 to 9 a.m. on the second Tuesday of each month, and Wednesday evening mixers are from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month.
For detailed hosting information, contact Christine at (480) 753-7676.
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A THOROUGH search of the Ramsbury woodland and pond connected to the Sian O'Callaghan murder inquiry is set to continue well into next week, police have said.
Around 25 to 30 officers from the Major Crime Investigation Team (MCIT) continue to search in Ramsbury in relation to the murder investigation, after discovering new clues that may have significantly widened the inquiry.
A total of 60 scraps of women's clothing were found buried 100 metres from the pond where the boots 22-year-old Sian was wearing the night she died were pulled from the murky waters, while a chunky knit jumper was found just yards away.
None of the clothing is thought to belong to Sian and it has been sent for forensic testing, which could take up to six weeks, although detectives are keeping an open mind as to why they were there and if they are even linked to the investigation.
The knife used in Sian's killing has never been found, while several of the popular office worker's personal items, including her phone, handbag and jewellery remain lost, although police hope these latest searches could recover them.
A water pump is still draining the pond so the silt can be searched by hand.
A Wiltshire Police spokesman said: "Specialist search teams are carefully draining the pond so that fingertip searches can take place of the silt at the bottom. This meticulous process, which involves officers from across Wiltshire and Avon and Somerset Police, will continue over the weekend and into next week.
"The examination of items found at the location, including the shotgun and women's clothing, is ongoing and likely to take six weeks.
"Hilldrop Lane will remain closed until the searches are complete. Diversions are in place."
Office worker Sian was killed in March 2011 by mini-cab driver Chris Halliwell, 50, of Ashbury Avenue, Nythe, who was jailed for life for the killing in October 2012.
But a second charge for the murder of Becky Godden-Edwards was dropped due to breaches of police procedural rules by the then lead officer Detective Superintendent Steve Fulcher.
The latest developments come after it was revealed Mr Fulcher had resigned from the force and new evidence was found in the Becky Godden-Edwards murder case at the field in Eastleach where she was buried.
Other 'items of property' are still being analysed from that discovery and, coupled with the latest finds in Ramsbury, the case has gathered pace in recent weeks giving Becky's family hope in their fight for justice.


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About Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is a predominantly residential neighborhood in Lower Manhattan in the heart of New York City. The area is renowned for housing upper middle class families, and house prices have risen dramatically in the past decade. Greenwich Village used to be known as an artists haven, and although some artists have moved to different areas in the city, there are still many beautiful art galleries throughout the district. The Hudson River is a short walk from Greenwich Village, providing a tranquil escape from the busy city. There are countless independent restaurants in Greenwich Village, as well as various trendy bars. Banks and retail outlets can be found in the area, as well as cultural hotspots.
Setting up your business here
There are several media publications with offices in the Village, including The Village Voice, and the monthly magazines Fortune and American Heritage. There are also many artists situated here, populating some of the many galleries in Greenwich Village. Networking meetings are a frequent sight, and there are many groups which meet regularly for this reason. Public transport is easily accessed from the Village, and provides efficient links throughout the city.
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Things to do in Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is home to a diverse mix of people and businesses, and as such, there is an exciting range of activities and events taking place in the vicinity throughout the year. Each year on October 31, the New York's Village Halloween Parade takes place here; it is the largest Halloween event in the country, drawing an audience of two million. Washington Square Park is at the heart of the neighborhood, and the Village also has several other, smaller parks, including Father Fagan, Minetta Triangle and Petrosino Square. The Grey Art Gallery is notable for its exhibitions of contemporary art. There are many eateries and bars in close proximity, including Wine Spot, an after-hours chilled hangout, and The Dove, which specializes in craft beers and cocktails. Babbo is a popular Italian restaurant, and Alta is known for the variety of Spanish tapas that they serve to diners.
Local transportation
- Subway: Christopher Street/Sheridan Sq. Station
- Railway: 9th Street Station
- Nearest freeway: I-78
- Nearest airports: LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport
- Other: All major bus routes served nearby


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The new year has arrived and with it, tax season.
All 10 branches of the Springfield-Greene County Library serve as outlets for federal tax forms. The Library no longer receives any paper forms from the Missouri Department of Revenue. Missouri tax forms are available online or can be ordered by phone, 1-800-877-6881.
Although Library staff aren't able to offer tax assistance, staff members can direct you to paper copies, internet resources, and reproducible forms and publications. The Library has put together an extensive list of frequently asked tax questions that can be found on the Library's website: Research Page > Government. This FAQ will help confused tax filers navigate through the following questions:
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TUCSON, AZ--(Marketwire - March 30, 2012) -
"We are pleased to be a partner with Sanofi in answering the need for personalized cancer treatments. qNPA offers options in diagnostics testing of FFPE tissues not available in other commercial technologies," said TJ Johnson, CEO of HTG Molecular Diagnostics.
HTG Molecular Diagnostics is a privately-held, Tucson-based company providing products for gene expression profiling, miRNA, siRNA and mRNA measurement for clinical research, companion diagnostic and prognostic applications in oncology. The company's qNPA molecular technology platform is well-suited for reliably detecting changes in gene expression levels especially from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue. Additional information is available at www.htgmolecular.com.


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Epigenetic regulation in human cells is responsible for a large spectrum of inheritable, programmed changes in gene activities and the biochemical properties of the cells. Epigenetic regulation does not alter the original genetic information encoded in every human cell, hence the Greek prefix epi- (?p?), which brings the meaning of "beyond-" or "post-genetics".
Monitoring the epigenetic status of the cell becomes fundamentally important for the correct assessment of its properties, functions and any signs of pathologies or abnormalities.
The EpiSwitchTM platform is a unique world class industrial platform that allows scientists to discover and monitor highly specific epigenetic biomarkers, called chromosome conformation signatures, which define and control key aspects of epigenetic and gene regulation.
The new collaboration is an important advancement for current stem technology, as the control of the quality of epigenetic differentiation of stem cells remains one of the most important problems. In their first and immediate application EpiSwitchTM biomarkers will provide a quick and efficient tool to monitor the quality and safety of IPSCs.
GIS Executive Director Prof Huck Hui Ng said, "Epigenomics is an exciting frontier for biological research and it offers a new perspective to analyse the human genome. We are very pleased to partner with Oxford BioDynamics to employ their EpiSwitch technology for applications in stem cell differentiation."
Oxford Biodynamics CEO, Christian Hoyer Millar said, "We are delighted to be collaborating with GIS. GIS is one of the leading influences worldwide in the development of stem cell technology. Singapore's focus on adoption of new technologies, like EpiSwitchTM, has been instrumental in translation of latest epigenetic scientific advances into practical industrial applications in health-care and drug development."
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Oxford Biodynamics Limited
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Genome Institute of Singapore
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About Oxford BioDynamics
Oxford BioDynamics (OBD) is an Oxford University spin-out that has developed and validated a proprietary biomarker discovery platform, EpiSwitch™, based on the latest advances in the mechanisms of gene expression, non-coding RNA, chromosome conformation signatures and epigenetics.
The Company offers product development for highly effective, non-invasive applications in stratification of physiological and pathological conditions; screening and early detection; monitoring of treatment and prognosis of diseases and chronic conditions. Company latest products utilize aberrant gene expression and epigenetic deregulation in oncology, inflammatory, metabolic, cardiovascular and neurodegenerative conditions. In March 2013 Janssen Oncology USA (Johnson and Johnson) has announced a programme for the EpiSwitchTM biomarker development for circulating tumour cells (CTCs) in patients with prostate cancer. The Company will be presenting its latest results for nasopharyngeal carcinoma at the Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago, IL.
The Oxford BioDynamics holding company is registered in England and Wales, with wholly owned subsidiaries in Singapore and Australia.
About the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS)
The Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) is an institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). It has a global vision that seeks to use genomic sciences to improve public health and public prosperity. Established in 2001 as a centre for genomic discovery, the GIS will pursue the integration of technology, genetics and biology towards the goal of individualized medicine.
The key research areas at the GIS include Systems Biology, Stem Cell & Developmental Biology, Cancer Biology & Pharmacology, Human Genetics, Infectious Diseases, Genomic Technologies, and Computational & Mathematical Biology. The genomics infrastructure at the GIS is utilized to train new scientific talent, to function as a bridge for academic and industrial research, and to explore scientific questions of high impact.
About the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)
The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) is Singapore's lead public sector agency that fosters world-class scientific research and talent to drive economic growth and transform Singapore into a vibrant knowledge-based and innovation driven economy.
In line with its mission-oriented mandate, A*STAR spearheads research and development in fields that are essential to growing Singapore's manufacturing sector and catalysing new growth industries. A*STAR supports these economic clusters by providing intellectual, human and industrial capital to its partners in industry.
A*STAR oversees 20 biomedical sciences and physical sciences and engineering research entities, located in Biopolis and Fusionopolis as well as their vicinity. These two R&D hubs house a bustling and diverse community of local and international research scientists and engineers from A*STAR's research entities as well as a growing number of corporate laboratories.


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Specialty Assortment Shipping Now. TRU Wave In September...
The first series of Tomb Raider Minimates, based on the latest game in the Tomb Raider franchise, has begun rolling out to stores.
Series 1 will have 12 figures in all, in the following breakdown:
Specialty Assortment (comic shops, specialty toy retailers, online stores):
- Lara Croft and Scavenger Scout
- Battle Damaged Lara Croft and Armored Scavenger
- Roth and Storm Guard General
- Sun Queen and Father Mathias
Toys R Us Assortment (North American TRU stores and toysrus.com):
- Lara Croft and Scavenger Scout
- Battle Damaged Lara Croft and Armored Scavenger
- Scavenger and Scavenger Archer
- Storm Guard and Storm Guard Stalker
Pick up the specialty assortment this month, and look for the TRU assortment in September.
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Governor Quinn issued the following statement on today's vote by the Illinois Senate Public Health Committee to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines in Illinois.
"I am very pleased to see the Senate's Public Health Committee take this important step today to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines in Illinois.
"Following the horrific Aurora, Colorado movie theater massacre that left 12 dead, I proposed a statewide ban on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines to best protect the people of Illinois.
"As I have repeatedly made clear, there is no place in Illinois for weapons designed to rapidly fire at human targets at close range.
"Today's vote is a good sign that we are making progress as we continue to build a majority in the General Assembly.
"I want to thank Senator Tony Munoz, Senator Dan Kotowski and Senator William Delgado for their leadership and partnership to get this done. I urge the Senate to take up this matter quickly.
Source: http://www3.illinois.gov/PressReleases/ShowPressRelease.cfm?SubjectID=3&RecNum=10840


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Hello , I'm currently seeing Homeland series, it is very impressing series in regard of directing , and in particular the screen play is excellent .
But in the regard of context is very insulting movie against to Muslim.
The series related to a marine that captured in Iraq by Sadam Hossein soldiers and was given to Alaghaede . the marine (sergeant Borodi ) tortured by Alghaedeh and when he has been broken mentally the Alghaede commander(Abounazir) released him and treat him properly. Abounazir
let him to take shower and provide him proper food .
He was influenced by Abounazir and turned to Islam and brainwashed by Abounazir.
Abounzair make a deceiving war with US soldier and let them they find sergeant Borodi.
and Sergeant Brodi has been taken to US and he is consider as a hero by American , but in fact he is working for Alghaedeh.
I say that the screen play and story is wonderful but the thing that's so insulting is that the film shows a dirty picture from Muslim and this is not a fare.
All Muslims are not Alghaedeh or Tabilban , so the movie in this respect is so insulting and irritating.


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When it comes to hiring minority head coaches this offseason, the NFL struck out.
None of the eight head coaches hired since the 2012 season's end is African-American. That's disturbing. Not because there must be a certain percentage of minorities hired every year. Not because any of the eight coaches hired is unqualified.
It's disturbing because the NFL is trending toward offensive-minded coaches and very few members of minorities call the shots on offense. Seven of the eight coaches hired this offseason have offensive backgrounds. The lone exception is Gus Bradley, the former defensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks who was hired by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Meanwhile, there is one minority offensive coordinator— Jim Caldwell of the Baltimore Ravens.
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So many times you hear, "We want a coach who can develop quarterbacks. We want a coach who is an offensive guru or innovator." If few minority NFL coaches are decision-makers on offense, then very few members of minorities will get the call to become head coaches in the current climate.
The lack of minority candidates ascending the NFL offensive coaching ladder must be addressed.
"Yes, I'm disappointed," John Wooten, chairman of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, told Sporting News during a Friday telephone interview. Wooten's organization is charged with promoting equality of job opportunity in the NFL. "We have some ideas that we're going to present to the league office.''
There are three black head coaches in the NFL right now. Some want to call this a cyclical thing, but consider this: Mike Tomlin is the most recent African-American head coach to be hired from outside the hiring team's organization. That was in 2007. Every other African-American coach hired since then was already on that team's coaching staff.
Wooten said he thought Stanford coach David Shaw would have been an excellent African-American candidate. However, Shaw preferred to remain at Stanford, and he reaffirmed that by signing a contract extension.
With Shaw out of the picture, African-American coaching candidates were shut out.
Ray Horton, the well-respected defensive coordinator for the Arizona Cardinals, was reportedly livid at being passed over by his team, which hired Bruce Arians on Thursday night. According to XTRA 910 in Phoenix, Horton got into a heated exchanged with new Cardinals general manager Steve Keim on Thursday.
On Friday, Horton left the Cardinals to become defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns.
When Mike McCoy — reportedly a leading candidate for the Cardinals job — was hired as San Diego Chargers coach, Horton thought the Cardinals' job was his. It wasn't.
Wooten believes Horton's anger is justified.
"I know how disappointing this whole thing is to Ray, the way he went down," Wooten said. "He waited and waited. He was continually told that he was in the hunt. When McCoy went to San Diego, he thought he was in great shape. He has every right to feel neglected or whatever you want to call it."
The NFL can't justifiably ignore the absence of minority head-coaching hires. There should be closer attention paid moving forward to how many minority wide receiver coaches, running back coaches and quarterback coaches are being promoted to offensive coordinators, from where they can advance to become head coaches.
Robert Gulliver, the NFL's executive vice president of human resources, released the following statement Friday:
"While there has been full compliance with the interview requirements of the Rooney Rule and we wish the new head coaches and general managers much success, the hiring results this year have been unexpected and reflect a disappointing lack of diversity. The Rooney Rule has been a valuable tool in expanding diversity and inclusion in hiring practices, but there is more work to do, especially around increasing and strengthening the pipeline of diverse candidates for head coach and senior football executive positions. We have already started the process of developing a plan for additional steps that will better ensure more diversity and inclusion on a regular basis in our hiring results."
On Friday, the NFL said it would consider revising the Rooney Rule.
Earlier, Wooten said: "We think we have some ideas on how to put more guys in the pipeline. I don't want to discuss those ideas until we put them in front of the league."
Right now, offensive coaches are hot, even if they come from college like Chip Kelly (Philadelphia Eagles) or Doug Marrone (Buffalo Bills). Listen to what ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer said on a conference call Thursday. Dilfer was not asked directly about the absence of minority hiring, but he said the perception of offensive coaches having an edge on the job market was true.
"Owners are fans, right?" Dilfer said. "Owners get caught up in the same things fans get caught up in: perception. They're trying to sell tickets. They figure that an offensive-driven team, with the way the rules are set up in the league right now, is the best formula.
"The best head coaches see things from 30,000 feet, whether they have an offensive or defensive background. Gus, specifically — I think he's one of those guys. Some of these other guys that have been hired, yes, they have offensive pedigrees. And maybe why they're attractive is because in the interview process, in their formula for building a team, they're a little more aggressive, a little more cutting edge, a little more willing to think outside the box. For the most part, defensive-minded coaches think in the box a little bit more than offensive coaches."
That trend toward offense has hurt minority coaches with defensive backgrounds. It hurt Perry Fewell, the New York Giants' defensive coordinator who won a Super Bowl last February. It hurt Lovie Smith, who was fired by the Chicago Bears after a 10-win season and was frozen out in this year's job market.
The major knock on Smith was his failure to reach the playoffs five of the past six seasons, coupled with the Bears' inconsistent offensive play. However, Smith also went to a Super Bowl during his tenure, and his record the past three seasons was 29-19. In nine years with the Bears, he was 81-63.
"With Lovie, I'm shocked," Wooten said. "He has an outstanding overall record as a head coach and can't get a job."
This has been a captivating season on the field, featuring dynamic young quarterbacks Colin Kaepernick, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson. Those three forced people to think outside the box on how the quarterback position can be played.
However, the league's minority hiring practices took a turn that should not be ignored. Offensively, more teams are thinking outside the box. But African-American coaches were left on the outside of that box, unable to get in.


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Salmonellosis is a sort of "stomach flu" caused by eating food that is contaminated with salmonella germs. Several salmonella germs can cause salmonellosis, and some of them make people so sick that they can die. Whenever an outbreak of salmonella occurs, health agencies need to know where it came from so that other people don't get sick. Since the germs that cause salmonella live in people's poo, you need to make sure that you and your kids always wash your hands.
Salmonellosis is caused by one of about a dozen salmonella bacteria. There are more than 2,000 salmonella bacteria, but most of them are harmless to humans. Salmonella bacteria live in undercooked meats and eggs. If you eat contaminated meat, poultry and eggs you can get sick. Salmonella bacteria also live in human poo, so you can get salmonellosis from someone who either has, or has come into contact with, the virus if they don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. Sometimes you can get salmonella from contaminated fruits and vegetables that have been washed with contaminated water or that have been fertilised with contaminated fertiliser.
Salmonella causes the 'stomach flu', which is also called gastroenteritis. How serious the illness gets may depend on how many of the bacteria your child has ingested. Young children may be at risk of serious salmonellosis because they can dehydrate quickly, resulting in a dangerous medical condition. If the salmonella bacteria enter your child's bloodstream, it can cause an infection of the brain and spinal cord (meningitis), the lining of the heart (endocarditis), and/or the cones or bone marrow (osteomyelitis).
The best way to prevent getting sick is to make sure that your family avoids foods that are not cooked or handled properly. Teach your kids to always wash their hands thoroughly and often, especially after they use the bathroom and before they eat. Always wash your hands before and after preparing food.
The symptoms of salmonellosis are a lot like other illnesses that cause gastroenteritis. If your child gets sick from salmonella germs, he will probably experience the following symptoms:
Your child might need antibiotics to cure the infection, and your doctor might recommend an anti-diarrheal medication to help with the diarrhoea. But, the best things you can do for your child if he gets salmonellosis is to make sure that he gets lots of bed rest, and plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration. Keep him away from other children until he is better. Although his symptoms might clear up in only a few days, your child can carry the bacteria in his poo for weeks, so make sure that he always washes his hands after using the bathroom.
You should always call the doctor if you suspect that your child has salmonellosis. Salmonella bacteria infections are a public health concern and have to be reported. If you suspect salmonellosis, save any food you think might have caused it.
If your child is sick and is showing signs of dehydration, call the doctor right away. Signs of dehydration may include:
Written by Rebecca Stigall for Kidspot, Australia's parenting resource for family health. Sources include Better Health Channel, NSW Health and Health Insite.
Last revised: Monday, 18 January 2010
This article contains general information only and is not intended to replace advice from a qualified health professional.


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LOUDON, N.H.—Ryan Newman and Kasey Kahne, the two wild-cards for the Chase for the Sprint Cup, will lead the field to green Sunday in the Sylvania 300.
Behind them will be Jeff Gordon, who was a late addition to the Chase after what NASCAR determined as an unfair disadvantage in the manipulated results of the regular-season finale, and Chase competitor Kurt Busch.
In fifth? The guy some people feel should be in the Chase, Martin Truex Jr., and next to him a guy some feel benefited from too much help at Richmond, Joey Logano.
That should give the start a little bit of intrigue at a track that has been known to be a little hard to pass.
Here is the lineup for the 300-lap race:
1. Ryan Newman, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 39 Chevrolet—A good start to the weekend as he won his second pole of the year and seventh career pole at New Hampshire. He's eighth in the Cup standings after a 10th-place finish at Chicagoland to open the Chase.
2. Kasey Kahne, Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet—Strong qualifying run shows benefit of testing. Won at New Hampshire in July 2012 and could use a win as he sits 31 points behind leader Matt Kenseth.
3. Jeff Gordon, Hendrick Motorsports No. 24 Chevrolet—Some people might question if he should be in the Chase, but he has four consecutive finishes between sixth and eighth. Those are Chase-like numbers.
4. Kurt Busch, Furniture Row Racing No. 78 Chevrolet—Busch led 102 laps at Loudon in July but then a wreck with Ryan Newman put him in the garage.
5. Martin Truex Jr., Michael Waltrip Racing No. 56 Toyota—Has to be looking forward to this race. Or any race. Just get in a car. With an engine. And four wheels. Let's go race and forget about the world.
6. Joey Logano, Penske Racing No. 22 Ford—After six consecutive top-10s, struggles at Richmond led to a 22nd-place finish at Richmond and then an engine failure resulted in a 37th at Chicagoland. Has gone from possible Chase dark horse to just a place in the dark at 52 points behind the leader.
7. Paul Menard, Richard Childress Racing No. 27 Chevrolet—Average finish at this track is 24.8. But here's a little better news—he was 17th there in July. We said little better, not lot better.
8. Kevin Harvick, Richard Childress Racing No. 29 Chevrolet—This team needs to be solid on pit road and make the right decision on tires if it wants to be better than fourth in the standings.
9. Matt Kenseth, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Toyota—Finally, as the points leader, he's receiving a lot of attention as some of the Richmond fall out dies down. So far, Kenseth seems to be enjoying it.
10. Greg Biffle, Roush Fenway Racing No. 16 Ford—Has finishes of 18th and 15th in last two starts here so starting 10th not bad at all for Biffle.
11. Jimmie Johnson, Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 Chevrolet—Came back from starting last to finish sixth in July. And if that doesn't give him a warm and fuzzy feeling, he turned 38 last Tuesday.
12. Kyle Busch, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Toyota—He went to visit with the Patriots on Thursday. Will channel his inner Tom Brady championship form during race Sunday.
13. Aric Almirola, Richard Petty Motorsports No. 43 Ford—His 13th at Chicagoland was best finish in last eight starts.
14. Denny Hamlin, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota—Missed some of practice Friday because of power steering issue but it didn't appear to hurt much in practice. But qualifying didn't go the way he hoped. So goes his season.
15. Juan Pablo Montoya, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing No. 42 Chevrolet—Don't make him mad. He doesn't have to worry about much payback considering he'll be racing IndyCar in 2014.
16. Clint Bowyer, Michael Waltrip Racing No. 15 Toyota—Won at Loudon in September 2010. Considering the last few weeks, just leaving without drama would make him a winner.
17. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Hendrick Motrosports No. 88 Chevrolet—Frustrating qualifying for a driver who tested here and feels like he should be stronger as his team needs to really quickly from 53-point deficit in the standings.
18. Mark Martin, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 14 Chevrolet—First time here since 2011, New Hampshire hasn't been on Martin's part-time schedule. And for good reason—since his win in September 2009, he has finishes of 21st, 29th, 22nd and 24th at the track.
19. David Ragan, Front Row Motorsports No. 34 Ford—Has qualified top-20 in four of the last five races.
20. Brad Keselowski, Penske Racing No. 2 Ford—Has a second, a fifth, a sixth and a fourth in past four races at New Hampshire. Notice what's missing? No, we're not talking about a third.
21. Danica Patrick, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 10 Chevrolet—Her 20th at Chicagoland was her first top-20 in past five races and only her sixth of the season.
22. Marcos Ambrose, Richard Petty Motorsports No. 9 Ford—Looking for a better result than his 33rd at Loudon in July.
23. Jamie McMurray, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing No. 1 Chevrolet—Looking for first top-10 in last six starts at New Hamphshire.
24. David Gilliland, Front Row Motorsports No. 38 Ford—Qualifying went a little better as he was in 30s past three weeks.
25. Jeff Burton, Richard Childress Racing No. 31 Chevrolet—Don't count Burton, who won't return to this car after the 2013 season, out at Loudon. He has four career wins at this track (last coming in September 2000) and was third in July.
26. Carl Edwards, Roush Fenway Racing No. 99 Ford—With only three Fords in the top-18 in qualifying, could be a long day for not just Edwards, but also the rest of his organization.
27. Michael McDowell, Phoenix Racing No. 51 Chevrolet—McDowell gets his shot in the car as part of Henry Scott's recent purchase of the team. Steve Barkdoll, who was GM of Phoenix Racing, is no longer with the organization.
28. Bobby Labonte, JTG Daugherty Racing No. 47 Toyota—Labonte back behind the wheel of a racecar after missing three weeks with broken ribs suffered in a bicycling accident.
29. Brian Vickers, Michael Waltrip Racing No. 55 Toyota—Vickers won at New Hampshire in July, maybe the high point for MWR this season. Vickers did not qualify the car as he was in Kentucky for the Nationwide practice. Kenny Wallace practiced and qualified the car Friday so Vickers starts at the rear Sunday.
30. Travis Kvapil, BK Racing No. 93 Toyota—Has moved up from 35th to 31st in points over the past four weeks.
31. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Roush Fenway Racing No. 17 Ford—After no top-10s in the first 24 races of the year, Stenhouse has a 10th and 8th in the last two weeks.
32. Landon Cassill, Mike Hillman Racing No. 40 Chevrolet—The 29th last week at Chicagoland was respectable in this car.
33. Kevin Swindell, Swan Racing No. 30 Chevrolet—Swindell has been solid in his occasional Nationwide Series starts this year with two top-10s in equipment not expected to be in the top-10. Nice to see him get a chance to make his Cup debut. Cole Whitt back in the car at Dover.
34. Casey Mears, Germain Racing No. 13 Ford—Not one of his best tracks with an average finish of 25th.
35. David Reutimann, BK Racing No. 83 Toyota—Blew an engine for a third time in a race last week as he lasted only 195 laps at Chicagoland.
36. Joe Nemechek, Nemco-JRR Racing No. 87 Toyota—His 31st at Chicagoland last week was his best in last seven starts this year.
37. JJ Yeley, Tommy Baldwin Racing No. 36 Chevrolet—His 30th at Chicagoland was his best finish since a 23rd at Charlotte in May.
38. Dave Blaney, Tommy Baldwin Racing No. 7 Chevrolet—Started 41st but finished 23rd last week at Chicagoland.
39. Tony Raines, Circle Sport Racing No. 33 Chevrolet—With just 43 cars entered, no drama for him to make the field.
40. Scott Riggs, Leavine Family Racing No. 95 Ford—With Reed Sorenson at the Nationwide race at Kentucky, Riggs got the call to run New Hampshire.
41. Johnny Sauter, Phil Parsons Racing No. 98 Ford—The trucks are off this week and with McDowell driving the No. 51 car, Sauter takes the wheel before going back to his truck next week at Las Vegas.
42. Timmy Hill, FAS Lane Racing No. 32 Ford—Making his Loudon debut as he didn't driver this car in the July race.
43. Josh Wise, Front Row Motorsports No. 35 Ford—Kurt Busch says Furniture Row Racing should take a look at this under-rated driver, who crashed during his qualifying lap.


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Anyone up on the NBA?
My team the Grizzlies just got knocked out. It was hard to watch, but I'm taking solace in the fact I watched them go 4-2 against the Spurs just two years ago. Now my hopes are for the other blue collar team still in it, the Indiana Pacers.
Game 4 today against the Heat. Heat have their big 3 in Lebron, Dwade & Bosh. Indiana have a bigger 3 imo in Hibbert, DWest & Paul George. For Miami, the biggest factor is how much gas Dwayne Wade's got in the tank. There's no doubt Miami have one of the deepest benches of any team in the league, but Indy's offense is just as dynamic, and they've right up there with the Grizz in terms of defence. At least when they don't sub Hibbert out in the closing stretch.
Quite excited about todays game. Will have to get a good sit in first to make sure I don't get too involved


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- HSN Inc. reported that total net sales for its first quarter grew 6% over the prior year to $724 million. Net sales at its HSN business increased 1% to $526.2 million, which included 7% sales growth at HSN.com. Cornerstone's net sales increased 20% to $197.8 million with e-commerce sales growth of 23%.
Adjusted EPS increased 14% to 41 cents compared with 36 cents in the prior year, the company reported. GAAP diluted EPS increased 13% to 34 cents compared with 30 cents in the prior year.
"Our focus on maximizing performance through innovative product launches and events, strategic partnerships and increased digital efforts led to HSNi sales growth of 6%, e-commerce sales penetration of 40% and an Adjusted EPS gain of 14%," said Mindy Grossman, CEO of HSN Inc. "We are committed to positioning our business for long-term success by delivering on our strategy of offering unique products and experiences, deepening customer engagement and accelerating e-commerce growth across the portfolio."


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What is this medicine?DICLOXACILLIN (dye klox a SILL in) is a penicillin antibiotic. It is used to treat certain kinds of bacterial infections. It will not work for colds, flu, or other viral infections.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
How should I use this medicine?Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on your prescription label. Shake well before using. Use a specially marked spoon or container to measure your medicine. Ask your pharmacist if you do not have one. Household spoons are not accurate. It is best to take this medicine on an empty stomach, at least 1 hour before or 2 hours after food. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not skip doses or stop your medicine early even if you feel better. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Tell your doctor or health care professional if your symptoms do not improve or if you get new symptoms.
Do not treat diarrhea with over the counter products. Contact your doctor if you have diarrhea that lasts more than 2 days or if it is severe and watery.
If you are diabetic, you may get a false positive result for sugar in your urine. Check with your health care professional.
Birth control pills may not work properly while you are taking this medicine. Talk to your doctor about using an extra method of birth control.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
Where should I keep my medicine?Keep out of the reach of children.
After this medicine is mixed by your pharmacist, store it in a refrigerator between 2 and 8 degrees C (36 and 46 degrees F). Do not freeze. Throw away any unused medicine after 14 days.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.