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I have rabbitts loose in my yard, and everyday there are two ladys that walk there dogs up to my yard to chase the rabbitts. I've asked them both to stop doing this. So today one of the ladys decided to get smart with me and told me basically she's going to continue to allow her dog to come on my property and let her dogs chase the rabbitts. I'd like to know if I can take her to court? I'm not sure which area of law this would fall under. some of the rabbitts have been killed due to the dogs chasing them. There were 8 rabbitts total now there is only 4.
Asked on 5/20/13, 12:19 am
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Joel Selik www.SelikLaw.com
This is a trespass, and they can be sued. You might try calling your local police. The police should act, but may refuse.
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Tight security for Boston Marathon on first anniversary of bombing
The Boston Marathon started this afternoon amid unprecedented security, one year after a pair of home-made pressure-cooker bombs killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick said security would be tighter than ever for the 118th edition of the world's oldest marathon, with the race for non-elite runners started at 3pm Irish time.
He told CBS: "There'll be considerably more police presence. But we also don't want to have it, you know, kind of a race through a militarised zone. So it's about striking a balance, and I think we have struck that balance."
Runners attending the event will have to use clear plastic bags for their belongings, and fans hoping to watch near the finish line are encouraged to leave strollers and backpacks behind.
More than 100 cameras have been installed along the route in Boston, and 50 or so "observation points" will be set up around the finish line "to monitor the crowd", the Boston Athletic Association said.
Mr Patrick said there have been no specific threats against the race or the city for the Massachusetts holiday of Patriots' Day.
"We're not taking that as a sign to sort of stand down," he said. "We're very prepared, and we're assuring people as much as we can that it'll be a fun day and a safe one."
About 36,000 runners have registered for the race - the second-largest field in its history, many of them coming to show support for the event and the city that was shocked by the attack on its signature sporting event.
Race organisers expanded the field from its recent cap of 27,000 to make room for more than 5,000 runners who were still on the course at the time of the explosions, for friends and relatives of the victims and for those who made the case that they were "profoundly impacted" by the attack.
Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia and Kenya's Rita Jeptoo, who crossed the finish line on Boylston Street about three hours before the explosions, will return to defend their championships. Desisa returned to Boston last fall to donate his first-place medal to the city as a gesture of support.
Jeptoo, who also won the race in 2006, said she is hoping for a third victory - and one she can enjoy.
"It was very difficult to be happy. People were injured and children died," she said of last year's marathon. "If I'm going to win again, I hope I can be happier and to show people, like I was supposed to last year."
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When the train roared by just a few yards in front of me, Sean Rowe disappeared. One moment, I was watching Rowe walk toward me under the streetlights with a bemused look on his face; the next, there was a locomotive raging northward where he used to be.
My hands came to rest on top of my head. I looked at a friend standing beside me and said, "Oh my God -- he just got hit!" In complete shock and denial, her eyes glazed over, and she said with an eerie calm, "That didn't just happen."
I looked over at my wife, Brittany, who knew full well that it had happened. Soon, we all started running down the track in the direction the train was going. We ran across six lanes of Broward Boulevard. Then I heard Brittany yell, "There he is!"
Sean Rowe
I was scared as hell. I didn't want to see him. I thought he would be cut in half. I thought, Sean Rowe can't be dead. He's too cool and too good to be dead. He has too many great tales to tell. And more than anything, he had a great novel to write.
But there he was, curled up in a tight fetal position beside the track about 30 yards from where he'd been hit. His body seemed impossibly small, about the size of a suitcase. Brittany initially thought it was a small bag of leaves. As we approached him, the fear in me grew. We stood over him, all of us yelling his name. Brittany knelt by him. He was in one piece. Blood was pouring from his mouth. One of his eyes was a God-awful mess with a pool of blood in the socket. The other was bruised and swollen. And he was in and out of some form of consciousness.
Knowing he was in capable hands, I fled into the darkness toward the cars backed up on Broward. Someone had to call 911. This was perfectly logical, but I also knew it was an escape -- I didn't want to see a friend die.
It was late, after midnight, and we'd all been drinking. People rolled up their windows when they saw me coming, but one very kind woman opened her door and made the call.
This wasn't the going-away we'd imagined. Rowe, who was the first writer hired by New Times Broward-Palm Beach when it started in 1997, was leaving the paper to write a novel in North Carolina. It was January 15, 1999, and we'd been drinking on the company's tab in his honor at a bar in the Himmarshee district. We were walking back to our cars in anticipation of God-knows-what more bacchanalian adventures when it happened.
Now, you may think it's impossible to accidentally walk in front of a speeding freight train. But it was made possible by another train, which was running on the southbound track when it happened. While we stood waiting for that train to pass, Sean crossed the empty northbound tracks to get close to the first train. We had no idea what he was doing. Then he tossed a quarter on the track. It was a damned kid's game. As he walked back toward us, he stepped again on the northbound track. In that instant, the other train, its sound masked by the first, suddenly rushed through and swallowed him.
When I returned, my wife was holding his head in her arms, comforting him. Brittany, whom Sean still credits with saving his life, was fearless. She managed to coax him back to consciousness and was gently urging him to fight for his life.
He survived. Barely. Sean suffered a badly fractured skull, a collapsed lung, several broken ribs, a dislocated shoulder, and other assorted ailments. He'd been battered -- and saved -- by the train's iron cowcatcher in the front. It kept him from being crushed underneath.
During the past six years, I've kept in pretty steady contact with Sean, though I've seen him only a few times, once in the hospital and at a couple of parties. He walked with a cane and seemed older. There was a bit of lingering nerve damage and a whole lot of pain. I wondered if he could possibly make a full recovery. One question that lingered: Could Sean, who happens to be one of the best writers I've ever known, still compose that novel?
He could.
His first book, Fever, came out earlier this month, and he made a promotional swing through South Florida last week. It was published by Little, Brown, which gave him a two-book deal with an advance in the low six-figures. It's a thriller and it's a very good one that I think puts him in the top tier of crime fiction writers. He received some good reviews and glowing blurbs from a few big names in fiction, including mega-seller James Patterson, a fellow Little, Brown author.
So he's on top of the world, right? Well, I asked him to describe his life as a literary debutante, and he was gracious enough to write something up. Something beautiful. What he sent me, which he claimed to have knocked off in 15 minutes, is what I expect from Rowe prose -- honest, playful, funny as hell, and sort of sad too. I share it with you now:
What I've learned in the Book Biz (So Far)
1. You will go broke. That six-figure advance? Here's what happens to it. Federal income taxes eat 27 percent. Now pay your literary agent 15 percent and spend a few thousand more on state income taxes. Finally, you get to pay back all the debt you've accumulated in recent years, much of it directly related to writing the book. When it's all over, you have about enough left for a new pair of socks and a Whopper with cheese.
2. Total strangers will fuck you -- but not in the way you had hoped. The latest case in point: After glowing reviews in the Chicago Sun-Times and the Washington Post, my former hometown newspaper decides to play contrarian. Oline Cogdill of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel calls my characters "mere shadows" and my novel "low grade" (a pun!) -- without, of course, offering any evidence for these assertions.
3. Your friends will hope you fail. An old newspaper colleague and fellow author calls me up and says, "You know what? I hope you fail." He isn't joking. And he isn't really being mean. He's simply saying out loud what others are thinking.
4. Your own family may turn on you. After reading an early draft of Fever, my sister refuses to talk to me "ever again," i.e., about two months. Why? I have named one of my characters Kelli, and since my sister's name is Kelly, she concludes that the character is her. This despite the fact that she's a practicing poet and should know the difference between reality and fiction. In the course of the novel, the Kelli character gets knocked off, and in a tearful letter, my sister accuses me of "hostility." I change the character's name to Koko.
5. Your ex-girlfriend will sell your soul on eBay. You inscribe an advance review copy of your novel and hand-deliver it to an old flame. Weeks later, she calls you and mentions that she was cleaning house recently and sold your book on eBay. For three bucks.
6. There will be no groupies. Rock stars have groupies. Aspiring rock stars have groupies. Aspiring rock stars who live in their mothers' basements have groupies. You will have no groupies.
7. No one will tell you shit. What's the first print run? What's the promotional budget? Will there be a book tour? If so, how extensive? Finally, how are sales going? These seem like reasonable questions, but after e-mailing New York for the tenth time and receiving polite brush-offs, you will learn to stop asking.
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8. You will become a whore. Think you're going to pull a J.D. Salinger? Think again. You will be contractually obligated to get up on your hind legs and dance like a monkey for the pleasure of suburban housewives. This is called a book tour. Your publisher will put you up at the Biltmore in Coral Gables and give you a generous food stipend -- the literary equivalent of a red miniskirt and matching heels -- and put you on the street.
9. Your second novel will suck. Why do so many second novels prove to be stinkers? It's not just the psychological pressure to live up to a successful first one, though that's part of it. It's because, from the moment you sign that contract, you may have as little as a year to deliver the goods. In reality, you'll have six months, because you will still be working your day job, waiting for the advance to arrive so that you can quit. And guess when the deadline for your second novel occurs? Precisely when you are spending eighteen hours a day promoting your first one.
10. Brad Pitt will not call you. Yes, you will have a Hollywood book agent. But the odds of your book going to film are approximately equivalent to your odds of being hit by a freight train and living to talk about it. Hmm. Wait a minute...
Don't feel too badly for him -- Sean also acknowledged that he's having the time of his life. When we spoke last Thursday, he was ready to take a dip in the Biltmore's famous pool. He says he still has some aches and pains in the morning and some memory problems, but he's pretty much fully recovered and working on that second book, titled I-95. Odds are, considering what he's already done with his second shot at life, it won't really suck.


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Cafeteria workers treated to meal
STACEY SOLT/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS Staff members of the Lehighton Area Middle School cafeteria workers were recently treated to lunch from Chick-fil-A in Lower Nazareth, courtesy of 99.9 The Hawk's "Back to Work Perk" contest. Middle school employees attending the party included, from left, Mike Deangelo, Lisa Serfass, Leanne Douglas, Nancy McCabbe, Kara Curry (99.9 The Hawk DJ), Kevin Long, Bryon Garrison (99.9 The Hawk tech), and Keith Patterson. Kneeling are Dawn McCabbe, left, and Jessica Gasper.
It was a sweet treat for the cafeteria workers at Lehighton Area Middle School.
After years of preparing and serving foods to hundreds of hungry students, cafeteria employees were treated to a free lunch last week, courtesy of 99.9 The Hawk's "Back to Work Perk" contest.
The staff was nominated for the contest by middle school art teacher Jessica Gasper.
"They serve us every day and they're always smiling. You can tell that they love the students, and they were so nice to me as a new teacher," said Gasper, who often listens to 99.9 The Hawk in her classroom during art classes. She called the station to nominate the cafeteria staff members about two weeks ago after hearing about the contest.
"I thought they deserved to be served a meal for a change," she added. "They were surprised and really appreciative, and the party was fun. They were all scratching off lottery tickets."
Gasper also noted that the "Perk" included not just a meal, but 99.9 mugs and T-shirts and nearly 100 Pennsylvania Lottery tickets. The party was broadcast live and staff members were able to request songs and be interviewed on the radio.
The lunch came as a surprise for the cafeteria staff, who couldn't remember the last time they've been honored with a meal. The treat was held on the last day of classes before winter break.
"We were surprised, and very flattered," said head cook Dawn McCabbe. "It's a nice little Christmas treat. It couldn't have come at a better time."
The "Back to Work Perk" is a weekly contest that encourages area residents to listen to 99.9 The Hawk at work and enter for a chance to win a free catered lunch from Chick-fil-A in Lower Nazareth.
"We do this every week to thank our listeners at work. It's been a huge success," said Kara Curry, a DJ at 99.9 The Hawk, who noted that the contest has been running for more than 10 years. "Every Friday we get to visit a new workplace."
While most offices who win the weekly "Perk" are nominated by an office member or manager, Curry noted that this may be the first time that employees were nominated by an outside party in this case, by a teacher who wanted to show her support for the school's cafeteria staff.
"The people who work at the cafeteria were really great. I was told that it's the first time they've really been honored."
Curry encouraged other area businesses to listen to 99.9 The Hawk during lunch and nominate their office or other deserving offices in their building for the weekly Back to Work Perk by emailing her at email@example.com.


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Man arrested after charging at deputies
LONGMONT, Colo., March 3 (UPI) -- A Colorado man was stun-gunned and then arrested for allegedly charging at Boulder County sheriff's deputies with a broom, officials said.
John Sena, 56, was stun-gunned on his front yard in Longmont Saturday after allegedly charging at deputies who were at his home to arrest his daughter, The Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo., reported.
Two officers arrived at Sena's home to serve a $20,000 traffic warrant on Melissa Sena, 27, said Sgt. Jason Heathman with the sheriff's office.
They could hear a baby crying, but no one answered the door for about 15 minutes.
The officers said they thought the baby was left alone, so they attempted to open the door, Heathman said. That's when John Sena charged at them with a broom, forcing them to retreat to the edge of the yard, the Daily Camera said. The deputies then used a stun gun on him, and placed him under arrest, the report said.
Sena was charged with menacing and second-degree assault on a peace officer after the incident.
Melissa Sena, meanwhile, ran out the back door of the home, Heathman said. Officers were looking for her, but she had not been located as of Saturday afternoon.
3-story icicle removed from building
SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, March 3 (UPI) -- A three-story icicle was removed from an apartment building in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canadian officials said.
The icicle, which made Canadian and American headlines, was slowly cut down by crews Friday, The StarPhoenix, Saskatoon, reported.
"I'm saying this thing has got be at least three, four thousand pounds," said Erik Foster, one of two men hired to dismantle the icicle. Foster said he had to replace the blades of his chainsaw several times as he sawed away at the ice.
The owner of the building hired Foster to remove the icicle after he received an order from the Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services on Thursday to remove it within 24 hours.
Foster said the operation to remove the icicle cost the building owner "thousands of dollars."
"Preventative maintenance could have dealt with all of this. As soon as they saw that leaking like that, they should have called someone. It would have taken us a couple of hours, cost a couple hundred dollars, and it would have been fixed. Now, you are talking some real money," Foster said.
Man fakes kidnapping to avoid lover
NEW YORK, March 3 (UPI) -- A New York City man was arrested and charged with faking being kidnapped to avoid telling his girlfriend why he was gone for two weeks.
Rahmell Pettway, 36, was discovered by passersby early Thursday between two cars parked on a street in Brooklyn, the New York Post reported.
His hands, legs and mouth were covered with duct tape, and he complained of pain in his ribs, police said.
When being questioned by police, Pettway said he had been kidnapped by two men in a blue minivan on Feb. 19. They then held him captive for about two weeks, driving him around from place to place, Pettway said.
However, authorities became suspicious of Pettway's story and he soon confessed that the kidnapping was a hoax, saying he had been avoiding his girlfriend for a couple of weeks and was terrified of facing her.
"He's a total moron," said one law-enforcement official. "It was a pathetic attempt to pull the wool [over] her eyes."
Pettway was arrested and charged for filing a false report.
Small dog helps missing girl survive cold
PIERZWIN, Poland, March 3 (UPI) -- Authorities in Poland say a small dog likely saved the life of a 3-year-old girl who went missing and spent the night outside in freezing temperatures.
The girl, Julia, disappeared with her dog from the village of Pierzwin in western Poland on Friday, RIA Novosti reported.
More than 250 firefighters, police officers, rescue workers and local residents searched for the girl throughout the night, Vesti FM radio reported. She was found Saturday, lying in nearby marshland with the dog by her side.
Firefighters who found Julia said the dog kept her warm enough through the night, when temperatures got down to 23 degrees.
Julia was taken to a local hospital because she appeared to have suffered some frostbite, hospital workers said. Her condition is not life-threatening.


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CAATE has approved the substantive change documents for our MSAT program and the NAU MSAT Education program is now officially a CAATE accredited program. If you are interested in applying for admission into our program, please visit the "Welcome" page for more information.
October 2014
CONGRATULATIONS to MIKE NESBITT, former Head AT at NAU. Mike was honored this past homecoming weekend for his 36 years of dedicated service to NAU Athletic Training and NAU Athletics. The NAU Skydome AT room was dedicated and renamed in honor of Mike Nesbitt. Mike was and is a pioneer in the profession of Athletic Training and his service to the profession and NAU was rightfully recognized!!


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While multinationals reap tangible benefits of fast and reliable communications, there is huge market potential among smaller enterprises for broadband marketing
Hong Kong is without doubt one of the most dynamic and vibrant Internet market places in Asia. Despite service providers crowding the market with fierce price competition and value-added services, particularly in the residential broadband sector, an abundance of growth opportunities can still be found in the commercial sector. This vast area has yet to witness mass adoption of broadband Internet access (BIA) in the small and medium enterprise (SME) segment.
While BIA has completely penetrated multinational companies (MNCs) and large local firms, the bulk of SMEs that are the backbone of Hong Kong enterprises have yet to hook up to broadband. "I don't think the broadband market is saturated, especially when you consider that perhaps 50 per cent of the 300,000 SMEs in Hong Kong have yet to wire-up to broadband Internet access," says Steve Lam, sales and marketing director of Hutchison Global Communications Ltd. The SME sector will definitely be a hot spot for growth in the next few years, he says. More corporate sales opportunities and supportive roles in the broadband industry will open up as service providers step up their marketing efforts in the highly competitive realm of bandwidth enhancement, content provision and value-added services.
Operating one of the most extensive fibre optic networks in Hong Kong, Hutchison Global Communications (HGC) is well equipped to further extend its reach in the SME market.
Riding on reliability
By partnering with system integrators, says Mr Lam, these firms could ride on HGC's reliable Metro Ethernet service to provide various e-applications that serve to lower costs and enhance the workflow efficiency of SMEs. "Given that SMEs form the bulk of [Hong Kong's] business enterprises and that most of them don't have a professional in-house support team, we are here to help them set up and activating e-applications that best fit their needs," he says.
In particular, the e-trading or business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce systems that support channels of communication between trade partners and automate different levels of trade processes, would definitely be an asset in encouraging SMEs to subscribe to HGC's broadband services, says Mr Lam, adding that BIA services should now be a necessity rather than a luxury. SMEs are expected to dicker for more efficient services, especially when prices drop [for them] to more affordable levels.
While a big chunk of new businesses will be brought in by the SME segment, Mr Lam believes a balance should be struck between existing MNC clients and SMEs to seize maximum revenues in a maturing, but as yet unsaturated market. Mr Lam says HGC, which has a significant share of the MNC broadband market, would further serve such global players by providing a reliable network that would attract their value-added services (VAS). "For existing large corporate customers, we aim to increase their VAS usage in order to strengthen our average revenue per unit," he says.
Mr Lam says last year's Sars epidemic had indeed reinforced the need for remote communication access via broadband services. Since Sars, multinational companies have devoted greater resources to contingency planning and remote communication. Many such preparations focus on developing the capability to continue operations through back-up or remote Internet access facilities. Alternative means of communication, such as video-conferencing, interactive live web presentation or remote access are obviously valuable to big corporations for continuity of communications and international data-sharing. HGC, which has a strong foothold in the banking and public broadband sectors, also has a dedicated corporate sales team that can tailor usage plans to suit large organisations.
With more than 20 years' experience in the corporate sales discipline of the information technology and telecommunications industry, Mr Lam says constant exposure to the modus operandi of major companies and industries is always an eye-opening experience for him. He stresses, though, that other than typical monetary rewards such as commission, bonuses and promotions that a corporate salesperson can expect, the non-monetary rewards are key drivers that retain young men and women in the field. "Being a corporate salesperson, you are a leader; you can tap into vast resources and help bridge two main parties, your client and your company," he says.
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"You must always be capable of understanding clearly your clients' needs and then combine available resources with the best of broadband services and applications to satisfactorily serve them," Mr Lam explains. "It's an especially satisfying and rewarding experience when your clients put their trust in you to implement the system you propose to sell them," he adds.
The key attributes of a successful corporate sales person are hard work, self-motivation and determination to help the industry expand. Fresh graduates, preferably with a university or associate degree, can start as an account executive and acquire industry knowledge and sales techniques through HGC's comprehensive business trainee programme and on-job training opportunities. An account executive should be able to move on to account manager then grow further to unit manager overseeing their own team.
Apart from a vertical career path, Mr Lam also says a horizontal move is available for sale personnel who are interested in other HGC functions such as international sales, wholesale and other supportive roles such as engineering or marketing. He adds that corporate sales personnel with HGC find their work experience satisfying and rewarding, mentioning that one of the current holders of the HKMA Distinguished Salesperson Award is HGC account manager Kenneth Lam.
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(CBS/AP) ANKARA, Turkey - Police are trying to trace a person who allegedly corresponded with Sarai Sierra through social networking sites before the New York mother went missing while vacationing alone in Istanbul, a Turkish official said Wednesday.
Pictures: N.Y. mom missing in Turkey
Sierra, a 33-year-old mother of two, was reported missing Jan. 21 when she was supposed to begin her trip home to New York City. She arrived on Istanbul on Jan. 7 with plans to practice her hobby of photography on her first trip outside of the United States. Police have set up a special unit to look for her.
A senior police official told The Associated Press under condition of anonymity that Sierra exchanged messages with a person before she disappeared and police were trying to trace the man or woman as a possible suspect in her disappearance.
The official said Sierra "presumably met" the person after she arrived in Istanbul.
Police released security camera footage that showed Sierra eating alone in the food court of a shopping mall near the hostel where she was staying and walking around the mall, dressed in jeans, a brown leather jacket and a winter hat, her hands in her pockets. Another image showed her walking along a main shopping street, wearing earphones. Police did not say when the images were recorded, but Turkey's Hurriyet newspaper said the images were from Jan. 20.
Sierra was in regular contact with her family and friends prior to her disappearance, and told relatives she planned to take photographs at the Galata Bridge - a tourist landmark that spans the Golden Horn waterway and is lined with fishermen.
Sierra's husband, Steven, and brother David Jimenez arrived in Istanbul late Monday. The state-run Anadolu Agency said U.S. consulate officials accompanied the two to the police station where Steven Sierra made a deposition to police who specialize in missing persons.
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Progress in diversifying faculty
At Harvard, the percentages of women and minorities on the faculty have reached new highs, study says.
Harvard faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences today announced the election of 228 new members, including 13 Harvard faculty.
Giving thanks for each other
FAS Giving Thanks garners more than 4,000 notes of appreciation for faculty and staff.
Ten from Harvard named HHMI Faculty Scholars
Ten Harvard scientists have won the support of a new funding initiative by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Simons Foundation, and the Gates Foundation.
2016 Cabot Fellows named
Eleven faculty members have been awarded 2016 Walter Channing Cabot Fellowships for their outstanding publications. The 2016 honorees are: Suzanne Preston ...
Professors get personal about their own career paths
Faculty in the arts and humanities meet with students over dinner at the Office of Career Services to share their personal experiences and paths to success.
Faculty Council meeting held Feb. 10
On Feb. 10 the members of the Faculty Council voted to approve proposed legislation regarding the General Education Program.
Support for a diverse student body
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Kalarel wipes a long curved knife on his black robe, cleaning the blood from it. He smiles as the dark crimson liquid pours from the kobold chieftain's twitching body, draining down into the pool below. With a slight nod, he motions for another creature to be brought forward, a large lamb this time. The animal struggles, but the heavily muscled berzerker carrying it easily holds it in place on the altar.
"Lord Kalarel," an underpriest says as he enters the room. "Urgent news from our spy in Winterhaven. The relic from the burial site has been captured, Agrid has been killed, and the mighty Irontooth has been defeated."
"Who has done this?" Kalarel sputters, the knife wavering over the bleating animal's throat. "That coward Padraig can't be behind it! That artifact would have shortened the length of this ritual by days!"
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"Well, this will end now. Send Mauw and his minions to take care of these intruders. He will show them what happens when you cross Lord Orcus. Tell the hobgoblins upstairs that they need to capture as many villagers and farmers as they can. Without that artifact we'll need better sacrifices for the ritual and some fresh meat from Winterhaven will do nicely."
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"See that you do."
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With a pressed-for-time middle class increasingly turning to convenience foods, and food safety scandals pushing this growing demographic towards trusted international brands, China has become a critical market for major global food producers. But with a very established native food culture in place, prepared food manufacturers are finding that localization, rather than transplantation, is key. Recently, Jing Daily had the opportunity to sit down with Gary Chu, President of General Mills Greater China, to discuss food safety, the emerging middle class, strategies for entering the Chinese market, and how best to tap growing Chinese demand.
Jing Daily (JD): In the wake of food safety scandals in China, what steps is General Mills taking to ensure safe, reliable food products?
Gary Chu (GC): I think food safety does not only apply to China, it's a hot topic for the world — for the US, Europe, China, and developing countries. In China, we put a lot of resources behind every part of our process to ensure that quality lives up to [our] global standard. The standard is the same everywhere whether it's in Africa, China, the US, or Europe. This does not mean that if you're in a developing country, the standards will be lower — there's no such thing. Our philosophy is from field to table. We have to control the process to ensure that food safety is implemented. That's the kind of cultural principle [we embody] to ensure a reliable, safe food product [is] on the customer's table.
JD: Would you mind giving a few examples of specific regulations you've implemented to ensure this standard of quality control?
GC: Every country, every region has their own standards. Europe has its own European standards, China has its Chinese standards. [But] our standards are higher, tighter, than the country-specific standards. For example, when we're dealing with vegetables, we don't buy vegetables from the market, we contract vegetable farms to plant according to our standards, including the fertilizer, seeds, and pesticide they use. To ensure that their fields don't contain heavy metals, we test the soil. We do surprise auditing, which means they drop in unannounced to examine the quality of the supplier.
What I described is very, very simple, but there's a lot of work involved. We have quality assurance people in the workshop and quality control people overseeing the whole process. The most important thing is not batch testing, but building a tight system to ensure mistakes don't happen.
JD: In your opinion, which localized food products have been the most successful in China? Which didn't work?
GC: We have a lot of successful products. General Mills' portfolio and strategy are very different from any other company. In China, we have our global platforms, global brands, such as Häagen-Dazs, which are super-premium everywhere in the world, especially in China. Then, we have our local products such as dumplings, Wanchai Ferry. Then we have products that are popular in every country like snacks, salty snacks, and also yogurt, since our acquisition of Yoplait. So we have a very diversified portfolio.
Even under Häagen-Dazs there are four businesses: there is the retail business, cafe/restaurant business, food service business — which means supplying five-star hotels, airlines, movie theaters, high-end restaurants — and the gifting business: gift vouchers, cakes, mooncakes. A very different dynamic and portfolio than a company like Coca-Cola. We have some success stories, but also some failure stories. China is a very complicated market, and living standards are very different. That's why we call it a multi-tiered economic system, multi-tiered consumer segments. Shanghai is just Shanghai. Outside of Shanghai it's totally different. Living standards are different, trade is different, very different.
Managing China is like managing the entirety of Europe. That's why we call it "One country, many markets." you must have the agility to deal with different situations, dynamics, trades, consumer habits, shopping habits. Each requires different strategies to ensure your business is successful. Häagen-Dazs is highly successful, so is Wanchai Ferry. No one knows that General Mills, a multinational number six food company, is behind the number one selling dumpling brand in China. It's like a Chinese guy going to New York City to sell hamburgers, it's unimaginable. At the same time, we have food products that don't do very well, so we have to cut them. You always have to come up with strategies that fit what the consumer wants.
JD: General Mills' marketing strategy and campaigns for Häagen-Dazs, in particular, have been extremely successful in China. From this, what would you say are key strategies foreign brands must keep in mind when tapping into the Chinese market?
GC: Number one is consumer insight. Meaning, you have to understand what a consumer wants, what they demand. In China today, the middle-income class is the key consumer segment that you must understand. It's very dynamic. China's consumer dynamic changes every two or three years, unlike the US in which it is very settled. So, number one is consumer insight: what they want, what benefits you're going to bring to the consumer.
Number two is understanding the trade structure. There's modern trade and traditional trade. You have to create a portfolio, a product, that doesn't only fit the consumer demand, but also meets the trade demand.
Number three, you must understand the environment in which you live, i.e., government relationships, regulatory requirements, compliance with local statuary law. These regulations can be very different, they vary. Do not use a Western mindset to operate in China.
Number four, you must have a strong leadership team. People are the most important successful factor in China. You have to have a strong leader and strong team to execute strategy.
Number five is branding. China is very brand sensitive, and branding is a key part of the business. In the China market, you have so many brands competing that it's very competitive. Unlike the US, where there are a few brands or manufacturers that dominate the market. in China brands come and go, and you have many brands from different manufacturers and countries, some you've never seen in the States. You're competing with local brands, regional brands, international brands, and state–owned company brands.
Out of all of these, I believe people are the most important factor.
JD: You mentioned that the rising middle class is currently your largest consumer class.
GC: Yes. China has been opening up in the past 25-30 years or so. What you see is that the rising middle class is forming. By 2025, China's middle class is going to surpass that of the United States. So, you must do everything to meet the demands of an emerging middle class. Some sectors are doing well, like automobile manufacturers. International carmakers such as GM and Volkswagen are hugely successful in China. And China has become the largest car manufacturer in the world because of the emerging middle class.
That applies to every consumer product, such as mobile phones, food, beverages, drinks, etc. They're a major economic force. We're assuming China's income/social structure is going to be like the United States, where the middle class will be the most powerful representative class, both politically and economically.
JD: Since this middle class is projected to stake such a large percentage of the population, what role do you see yourself playing in changing the tastes and behaviors of Chinese consumers?
GC: Food is cultural, a culture rooted in history. Our job is not to change culture. It's more to understand the culture, understand their habits, connecting with them to understand what they want. This is the most important part, not so much changing their habits. We understand their habits and deliver reliable, tasty, safe, convenient, nutritional food products.
JD: What exactly do you think your consumers looking for?
GC: There are three factors that make any company successful. Number one, you have to deliver good tasting foods. Number two, you have to be reliable in terms of nutrition, it has to be healthy. Number three is convenience.
They sound easy, but there's a lot of science and research involved. Consumers are very different. There's no universal consumer. If you like one food, your friend might not like it. Everyone has their own opinion. Our job is to understand the taste/flavor profile that will fit the greatest amount of people. That's why we do a lot of field work and consumer research to create a flavor that the consumer really likes. Qualitative and qualitative consumer insights research.
Nutrition is another thing. there's an aging population in China. In today's trends, you have to have low sodium, low sugar, low-fat, more fiber. Our mission is "nourishing life" which mean we have to nourish consumer's everyday life. Making their days more healthy and convenient, which is why a lot of products have become healthier. In China, we significantly reduced the sodium level in our dumplings and significantly reduced the fat level and increased the vegetable portions.
We also innovate in terms of convenience. We do a lot of research to understand the level of convenience required by the consumers. Today, we live in a highly industrialized environment. People want to spend less time cooking and yet people want to eat healthily. Those are very much today's trends. Those three success factors are not going to change. Furthermore, among young people ethnic foods are also very popular. Young people in China are starting to eat pizza, pasta, Japanese, Korean, Indian. So, we don't only focus on our major categories, but we're developing ethnic foods. For example, we have dumplings and frozen dim sum. We even have Mexican food. We also sell Wanchai Ferry in the US and Europe, all toward meeting the demands of the younger generation.
JD: "Going organic" is rapidly becoming a way of life for many Chinese, especially for the more health-conscious, wealthy elites. As a prepared/frozen foods brand, what is General Mills' stance on the organic movement and is it taking steps toward the organic?
GC: In China, we have not have gotten into organic food because the organic food manufacturing standards are not clear yet. Organic foods are becoming popular, not really packaged foods, but more agricultural products like vegetables, free-range chicken and eggs. We don't have organic supermarkets yet, but we are closely monitoring that because we have the core competence to compete in this field.
JD: How long do you think it will be before organic prepared/packaged foods will surface in the China market?
GC: We don't know yet. There is definitely a trend starting. Organic is very popular now. People are starting to invest in organic farms. We haven't seen organic packaged foods yet, but we're closely monitoring the trend.
JD: Is General Mills looking to acquire more local food brands as they did with Wanchai Ferry?
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Synopsis: An elite security team assigned the task of protecting the last known woman who can become pregnant, find themselves caught in an endless claustrophobic underground tunnel system. The team soon learns - the real horror is not the unstoppable force chasing them, but the ever growing smaller tunnel itself.
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Selected articles and lectures for 8.334 reading:
Phase transitions, Landau theory, mean field theory, Ising model, mixtures, by Edward Groth (from lect22.pdf through lect27.pdf, see also homework problem)
Order Parameters, Broken Symmetry, and Topology, by James P. Sethna
Monte Carlo Simulation for Statistical Physics, by Paul Coddington
History and outlook of statistical physics, by D. Flamm
The renormalization group and critical phenomena, by K. G. Wilson (1983)
The renormalization group: Critical phenomena and the Kondo problem, by K. G. Wilson (1975)
Renormalization Group Theory, by M. E. Fisher (1998)
Renormalization Group Theory, by M. E. Fisher (1974)
The application of renormalization group techniques to quarks and strings, by L. P. Kadanoff (1977)
Theory of dynamic critical phenomena, P. C. Hohenberg and B. I. Halperin (1977)
The Kosterlitz-Thoyuless Phase Transition, by Steven Girvin
Notes on Continuum Limit of Hubbard and Heisenberg Model, Bosonization, by Ian Affleck
Glassy Phases and Dynamics of Randomly Pinned Elastic Media, by Leon Balents
Pattern Formation in Nonequilibrium Systems, by Michael Cross
Notes on History of Critical Phenomena, by Valery Pokrovsky
Introduction to renormalization group theory,, by Junqiao Wu
Phase Transitions and Phase Equilibria, by Boris Veytsman and Michael Kotelyanskii
An Introduction to the Renormalisation Group Theory, by Co Georg (?)
Monte Carlo Simulations of Ferromagnetic Quasi Two Dimensional Spin Model Systems, M.S. Thesis by Lars Bergqvist
Colour-group Approach to Classification of Phase Transitions with N-component Order Parameter, M.S. Thesis by Svetoslav Ivantchev


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New York media personality, blogger and entrepreneur Julia Allison has a new gig: corporate spokesperson.
Gawker reports that Allison has signed a year-long deal to make commercials for Sony.
According to Sony, Allison's involvement is part of a new integrated marketing campaign that is similar to last year's HDNA campaign. The concept involves a "panel" of celebrities who serve as brand ambassadors. Other celebs involved in this year's campaign include Justin Timberlake, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning (who was in last year's commercials, see above), ESPN reporter Erin Andrews, "America's Next Top Model" judge Nigel Barker, comedienne Amy Sedaris and cinematographer Dion Beebe. The campaign will include national commercial spots, online banner ads, radio and newsprint ads, as well as in-store merchandising, Sony said.
Although the Gawker post about Allison's new venture is actually very nice to the notorious lifecaster, the best part of the piece is its comment section, in which Allison defends herself and her work. She notes that the Sony deal includes two national television spots, which she shot in June. We'll keep an eye out for those once the commercials start running next month. (Sony says they'll start in September and run through next year.)
Also in the comments, Allison revealed some details about a pilot she shot for Bravo for a reality show called "IT Girls." She said the pilot "sucked" and wasn't picked up. "This one was really bad," Allison said about the pilot. "Let's just put it this way: they chose NYC Prep over it. Yeah. Let that one sink in."
We're intrigued. Hey, Julia, any chance we can see this horrible pilot?
The Upscaling Of Julia Allison – Gawker
After the jump, Sony's full release about its new marketing campaign
Panel of Celebrity Experts Guide Consumers Through CE Decision-Making Purchase Process by Reinforcing Sony Quality
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 18, 2009 — Sony Electronics today announced its new integrated marketing campaign, which aims to reinforce Sony as a leader in quality and spur consumer demand for holiday shopping in the fourth quarter.
The campaign's theme centers on a message of Sony quality as a point of differentiation to resolve the decision-making purchase process at retail, and ultimately lead consumers to purchase a Sony product.
"Quality is a message consumers most associate with Sony, so we feel confident our campaign message will strongly resonate in the marketplace, especially given that quality is the number one purchase driver for consumer electronics," said Stuart Redsun, senior vice president, marketing.
The creative concept is an expansion of the company's 2008 HDNA campaign, which featured a "panel" of celebrity experts who served as brand ambassadors. Situated in retail environments, celebrity panelists assist consumers in choosing Sony products by differentiating the brand from its competitors. Humor is consistently used to demystify electronics and connect with viewers. The campaign was created with the support of the company's advertising agency 180, Los Angeles.
For 2009, the campaign broadens in scope.
This year consumers will see more celebrity panelists, who collectively, resonate with a broad swathe of U.S. consumers. The panel will include not only heavyweights in sports such as Indianapolis Colts quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Peyton Manning but also in entertainment with Grammy and Emmy-award winning Jive/Sony Music artist Justin Timberlake.
Rounding out the list are: ESPN reporter, Erin Andrews; fashion photographer and "America's Next Top Model" judge, Nigel Barker; author and comedienne, Amy Sedaris; columnist and Web celebrity, Julia Allison; and award-winning cinematographer, Dion Beebe.
"All talent were chosen for their high public profiles, and because like Sony, they are leaders in their respective fields," Redsun said.
The breadth of product categories expands to include the BRAVIA television line, Blu-ray Disc home entertainment, Cyber-shot digital cameras, α (alpha) digital SLR cameras, Handycam camcorders and Sony professional high-definition camera systems, VAIO notebook computers and Sony Reader digital books.
Starting in September and running through early 2010, the campaign will go across all consumer touch points with complete integration of the creative concept from online and point-of-sale to advertising and consumer PR.
Mass media will include national commercial spots, all shot with the Sony F35 professional camera system, which has also been used on CBS's "CSI: New York" and several other television series. Additionally, there will be online banner ads, radio and newsprint.
A multitude of in-store merchandising for authorized Sony dealers to integrate the campaign at retail will include retail video, pop-up displays, counter cards, post wraps, end caps and hang tags. Ad mats, ad bugs and screen fills will be available for retailers to merchandise through retailer circulars.
Other campaign elements include a SonyStyle.com showcase site as well as customizable micro-sites for retailers.


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New Delhi, Apr 14: Telecom major Bharti Airtel will roll out its platinum 3G services across Punjab this month using higher grade spectrum band in 900 Mhz which promises to provide better speed.
"In line with its commitment to make Punjab a digitally enabled state, Airtel will be rolling out its Platinum 3G services across all major cities/towns and important corridors to complement its existing 2G and 4G services in the state," Airtel said in a statement.
The company said it will start rolling out services from this month, with first few markets being Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Patiala, Ludhiana, Amritsar, among others.
Earlier, telecom companies used 900 Mhz spectrum to provide 2G mobile service. Airtel acquired this spectrum afresh through an auction held in 2015 for Rs 3,607.5 crore.
The company has the capacity to provide this category of 3G service in nine other circles including Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Assam, Rajasthan and West Bengal.
Additionally, Airtel Platinum 3G will help optimise the back-end engagement between the network and mobile devices, that will help extend battery life of mobile devices, the statement said.
"The launch of Airtel Platinum 3G is an integral part of this commitment and will considerably improve the voice and data experience of our customers," Bharti Airtel Upper North HUB CEO Manu Sood said.
Airtel currently offers 4G services, using a combination of 1,800 MHz and 2,300 MHz technologies across 50 towns in Punjab.


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Quite possibly one of the simplest things I've made, even if I now desperately want to remake the dress (go figure). Underdress of cotton gauze I had lying around, dress of crosswoven linen, headscarf hand-dyed cotton, shawl from basketweave cotton subsequently fringed, and shoes painted over to get "close enough". Makeup done by Inoli, who is awesomesauce.
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JEREMY HOBSON: Today, President Obama starts a three-day bus tour through Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois. The President plans to talk to families, small business owners, and other politicians about how to improve the employment situation. But if he can't count on Congress to work with him what can the president do on the jobs front?
Marketplace's David Gura has that story from Washington.
David Gura: President Obama's first stop is in Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
Robby Robinson: We've got quite a bit of industry here, in the city.
That's Mayor Robby Robinson.
Robinson: And we're always looking to entertain more if there's anybody who wants to come here.
He says his town has "cut everything back to the bone." His advice to the president is to listen. He says people in Washington haven't been listening to each other enough lately.
Robinson: It doesn't make anybody happy. And nobody wins when they do that.
The people of Cannon Falls will quiz the president at a town hall meeting later today.
Matthew Slaughter teaches public policy at Dartmouth. He says he expects people's questions will be the same throughout the tour.
Matthew Slaughter: They're concerned about today and tomorrow, and about their kids, and that's a pretty pervasive fear that the president and others hopefully can understand and start react to.
But a meaningful reaction will require cooperation on Capitol Hill. Slaughter says he hopes events like this tour will help politicians realize what's at stake and get them to work together.
Slaughter: If we can't find the will to do that, the prospects for the U.S. economy, and for a lot of families, and therefore for their elected representatives of these families, are pretty sobering.
Small business owners are likely to speak up. They're still worried about spending money and adding employees. William Dunkelberg heads the National Federation of Independent Business. He says they're looking for reassurance.
William Dunkelberg: If we had something that would give us confidence, that we knew we were going to be in a better place in the future and have this under control, consumers and business would be willing to spend and to hire.
And he says that won't happen until Americans regain their confidence in Washington.
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We got our hands on one of the Brit's finest. If it wasn't for her accent we would have never guessed. It really doesn't matter where she is from because she has a superb body, sexy face, and a naughty little personality. She is stacked in all categories. She has what we can all call a traffic jam body. She probably has a long list of necks she has broken just walking around town. You guys don't have to worry about that because she bared it all for us. I can only hope this British bombshell comes back for more.


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I have a shaded porch that I plant containers on, and usually just end up doing impatiens. I'd really like to add something with a pretty scent. Ann suggestions?
Scented Shade Plants for Containers?
Have you ever checked out primrose? I got some for my shade garden but I have a feeling once the intense heat and humidity hit here, they'll be goners. But in your area, they may do very well. They have a very nice scent, kind of like roses. And there are different varieties, some pink on long stems, some vivid multicolored low to the ground. Check them out!
Hosta's - several have fragrant blooms
if there is any bright shade (yes I know oxymoron lol) Neemsia Innocence is divine
Lemon Balm for citris scent
Lily of the valley for early spring, gardenia for late spring...
hope this helps :)
Bariolio - actually our summers here are very hot AND dry - I live on the east side of WA - we don't get the rain and cooler weather like Seattle does. I have neighbors who have primroses - but they are early spring only here and die off rapidly. I didn't know they were fragrant!
rednyr - I am looking into getting a gardenia - I can bring it indoors in the winter time. I used to have one, years, but it didn't live through my move. I do love their scent. So sad I can't put out a Brugmansia - those have the most heavenly scent, but just not enough sun for them..... poooie!
Gee, I'm trying a Brug in my shade garden and the vine is growing great. It made one flower last year, shortly after I planted it then winter came. I'll have to see if it'll bloom. If not, it's in a big pot that I can put elsewhere. Let us know what you end up putting!
The fall blooming Plantegen(?) hosta is fragrent. If you have containers these plants may be too big.
karrie - a Datura may work...depends on if any bright indirect light involved...is so I'm willing to be it would work...
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It's not every day that a rising alt-rock band gets to open for Robin Thicke, Elton John, Katy Perry, and Queen. But that's just what happened to Arizona pop-rockers the Summer Set, when they won the fan-voted Macy's Rising Star talent contest and scored the opportunity to kick off the entire iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on Friday, September 20.
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Renault's Cyril Abiteboul to become Caterham CEO
21 September 2012 – Caterham has signed Cyril Abiteboul as the team's new CEO, responsible for all of the outfit's on and off-track operations. Currently Deputy Managing Director of Renault Sport F1, Abiteboul will divide the roles until he leaves the engine company in January.
"Cyril's appointment is more good news for our team," says Team Principal Tony Fernandes. "As CEO he will lead our F1 operation and will work closely with Riad (Asmat, CEO of the Caterham Group), who can now turn his full attention to the continuing growth of the wider Caterham Group which is already active in the automotive, aerospace and marine industries."
"I am obviously really happy to join this team that is still only in its third year and I would like to thank Tony, Kamarudin and Riad for this fantastic opportunity," he says. "The vision, enthusiasm and appetite of the shareholders and the whole team will be very precious strengths to help us tackle the many challenges we have ahead as we continue to develop the F1 platform and hopefully make our way up through the grid."
Caterham – formerly known as Team Lotus – has been powered by Renault engines since the start of last year, when the squad switched from Cosworth power.