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I've decided it's time to retire the servers hosting D3Up.com since it hasn't been updated for RoS. I posted a few months ago about my lack of time and open sourced the code to the site in hopes others can learn and build useful things with it. It's been coming to this for a while now and it's finally time to wind it down.
It's been an amazing ride and I'd like to thank the community for the wild ride we had building this amazing tool over the years. From everyone who emailed me with ideas, reported bugs, or those of you that helped me figure out some wacky math - thank you. I'd also like to thank Blizzard for making such a great game and being so friendly to their fansites! It was great to get to know members of the community and be a part of something like this.
If you need to reach out to me for some reason, you can always email me here. With that all being said, I'll see you all in Diablo!
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Lincoln - Nebraska's Rachel Theriot captured her second Big Ten Freshman-of-the-Week award in the past month when the conference office announced its weekly winners on Tuesday.
Theriot, a 6-0 guard from Middleburg Heights, Ohio, poured in 13 points with a career-high three three-pointers while dishing out a career-best eight assists in Nebraska's 84-63 win at Minnesota on Sunday. Theriot hit 5-of-8 shots, including 3-of-5 three-point attempts against the Golden Gophers, while her eight assists came against just one turnover. She also played a career-high 39 minutes.
For the week, Theriot averaged 8.0 points, 2.0 rebounds and 5.5 assists while shooting 66.7 percent (4-6) from three-point range. In Big Ten play, Theriot is averaging 7.7 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.0 assists per contest, while increasing her season averages to 5.1 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3.0 assists on the year.
Theriot has made 13 consecutive starts for the Huskers and appeared in all 19 games despite battling a foot injury throughout the season. She earned her first Big Ten Freshman-of-the-Week award on Dec. 31.
Theriot and the Huskers return to the Devaney Center on Thursday night when they take on No. 25 Michigan State. Tip-off between the 13-6 Huskers and 16-2 Spartans is set for 7:05 p.m. Tickets are available now at Huskers.com.
2012-13 Big Ten Players of the Week
Nov. 12Player: Micaëlla Riché, Jr., MinnestoaFreshamn: Lauren Douglas, NorthwesternNov. 19Player: Morgan Johnson, Sr., IowaFreshman: Mikayla Bailey, MinnesotaNov. 26Player: Maggie Lucas, Jr., Penn StateFreshman: Lauren Douglas, NorthwesternDec. 3Player: KK Houser, Jr., PurdueFreshman: Maggie Lyon, NorthwesternDec. 10Player: Rachel Banham, So., MinnesotaPlayer: Maggie Lucas, Jr., Penn StateFreshman: Taylor Manual, PurdueFreshman: Nicole Bauman, WisconsinDec. 17Player: Aulani Sinclair, Sr., IndianaPlayer: Jacki Gulczynski, So., WisconsinFreshman: Nicole Bell, IndianaDec. 24Player: Jordan Hooper, Jr., NebraskaFreshman: Kayla Hirt, MinnesotaDec. 31Player: Karisma Penn, Sr., IllinoisFreshman: Rachel Theriot, NebraskaJan. 7Player: Karisma Penn, Sr., IllinoisFreshman: Kayla Hirt, MinnesotaJan. 15Player: Sam Ostarello, Sr., PurdueFreshman: Ameryst Alston, Ohio StateJan. 22Player: Nikki Greene, Sr., Penn StateFreshman: Rachel Theriot, Nebraska
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The tour's new configuration has the race starting in Escondido, just north of San Diego, on May 12. The route works its way north and finishes with the San Francisco to Santa Rosa stage on May 19.
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Patagonia's easy-to-layer Baby Down Sweater, made of a wind- and water-resistant polyester ripstop fabric is insulated with warm and compressible high-loft 600-fill-power premium European goose down.
Think of this as your baby's on-the-go down comforter. The Down Sweater wraps them in soft warmth yet blocks wind and water when conditions get dicey. Lightweight and highly compressible, this jacket has high-loft 600-fill-power European goose-down insulation to keep them warm during long winter escapades. The windproof polyester shell is super light and has a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. A full-zip front with elastic in back hem secures the fit and keeps chilly weather out. With a hand-me-down ID label inside. Easy to layer.
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- Lightweight, wind-resistant polyester shell has high tear-strength; fabric treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish
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Immunization is one of the most cost-effective public health interventions to date, saving millions of lives1 and protecting countless children from illness and disability. As a direct result of immunization, polio is on the verge of eradication. Deaths from measles, a major child killer, declined by 71 per cent worldwide and by 80 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa between 2000 and 2011.2 And 31 of 59 priority countries have eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus.
Immunization has not yet realized its full potential, however. As of end-2013, 21.8 million children under 1 year of age worldwide had not received the three recommended doses of vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP3), and 21.6 million children in the same age group had failed to receive a single dose of measles-containing vaccine. Given an estimated annual cohort of 133.6 million surviving infants, an additional 11.2 million children would need to have been reached during 2013 to attain 90% DTP3 coverage globally.
Many more children could be receiving protection against pneumonia and diarrhoea, two leading causes of child mortality.
Immunization is an affordable means of protecting whole communities from disease and reducing poverty. Immunization coverage for the six major vaccine-preventable diseases – pertussis, childhood tuberculosis, tetanus, polio, measles and diphtheria – has risen significantly since the Expanded Programme on Immunization began in 1974.
An increasing number of countries are now offering pneumococcal conjugate vaccine and rotavirus vaccine in their immunization programmes, thus offering protection against pneumonia and diarrhoea. Use of underutilized vaccines, such as those against yellow fever and Japanese encephalitis, has also been expanded. UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) have broadened their monitoring process accordingly to include coverage of all of these vaccines.
Source: World Health Organization, summary of WHO Position Papers:
The percentage of children receiving DTP3 is often used as an indicator of how well countries are providing routine immunization services. Global coverage for three doses of DTP-containing vaccine grew from 20 per cent in 1980, to 73 per cent in 2000, to an estimated 84 per cent by the end of 2013.
WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage, 2013 revision (completed July 2014).
Despite these advances, many more children could be receiving the benefits of immunization. Of the 21.8 million children worldwide who have not received three doses of DTP-containing vaccine, 75 per cent live in just 15 countries. Absolute numbers of unvaccinated infants are highest in the most populous developing countries, some of which enjoy fairly high rates of immunization coverage. Efforts to raise global immunization levels will require a strong focus on the countries where the highest numbers of unvaccinated children live – while also ensuring that the countries where children are most likely to miss out on immunization are not neglected in the search for greater global impact.
WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage, 2013 revision (completed July 2014). Population data for children surviving to 1 year of age obtained from: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, World Population Prospects: The 2012 revision, United Nations, New York, 2013.
The Global Vaccine Action Plan was endorsed by 194 Member States of the World Health Assembly in May 2012 to achieve the vision of universal access to immunization outlined in the Decade of Vaccines. The action plan is a framework to prevent millions of deaths by 2020 and beyond by:
- Strengthening routine immunization to meet vaccination coverage targets
- Accelerating control of vaccine-preventable diseases with polio eradication as the first milestone
- Introducing new and improved vaccines
- Spurring research and development for the next generation of vaccines and technologies.
Progress on the Global Vaccine Action Plan will be reported annually to the World Health Assembly beginning in 2014.
The Global Vaccine Action Plan builds on the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy 2006─2015, developed by UNICEF, WHO and partners to assist countries in expanding the reach of immunization to every eligible person, including those in age groups beyond infancy. One of its goals is to increase national immunization coverage to at least 90 per cent by 2010 and to sustain such levels through 2015. According to the latest estimates by WHO and UNICEF, 132 of 195 countries or areas attained at least 90 per cent coverage with DTP3 by the end of 2012. Of these 132 countries, 117 countries maintained DTP3 coverage of at least 90 per cent during the three-year period, 2010-2012.
Based on an analysis by Brown et al.3 of mid-term progress, a total of 45 countries made either insufficient or no progress towards the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy goal, as measured by DTP3 coverage. These 45 countries are home to nearly two thirds of the world's surviving infants not vaccinated with DTP3. Most of these countries are classified as developing or least developed by the World Bank (41 countries); about half are located in Africa (22 countries) and more than half (28 countries) are among the 75 priority countries where more than 95 per cent of all maternal and child deaths occur. Similar patterns were observed for coverage of measles-containing vaccine.
These results suggest that failure to achieve these goals is in part linked to larger systemic shortcomings. They also highlight the importance of a renewed focus on issues of equity in global efforts to raise vaccination coverage levels.
The GAVI Alliance (formerly known as the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization) has developed financial sustainability plans for countries eligible for support. But mobilizing and securing adequate funding will also require stronger political will, better management and greater advocacy.
Increases in routine coverage and improved availability of new vaccines can succeed in reducing child deaths, even in the poorest countries and under difficult circumstances. Strategies to reach every district include re-establishing outreach services, building district-level micro-planning, providing supportive supervision and linking communities with services.
Campaigns such as those for polio eradication and measles mortality reduction have helped strengthen the cold chain and injection safety. Support from the GAVI Alliance for the introduction of new vaccines, including training, demand-creation and cold-chain expansion, are helping boost immunization activities.
Greater attention is also being focused on improving the availability, utilization and retention of home-based vaccination records – either vaccination cards or child health cards. The child immunization card is an inexpensive yet effective instrument for systematically recording the vaccines received by a child. Moreover, the card can enhance health professionals' ability to make clinical decisions, empower parents/caregivers in the health care of their children, and support public health monitoring. Unfortunately, the child immunization card is often underutilized or misused by parents and health workers and does not always fulfil its intended purpose. Improving the availability, utilization and retention of vaccination cards ultimately will lead to improvements in immunization data quality. An online library, www.immunizationcards.org, has been established to facilitate review and exchange of information on existing vaccination and child health cards, and a website has been developed to monitor the prevalence of vaccination cards through household surveys.
- Levine, O.S., et al., 'The Future of Immunisation Policy, Implementation, and Financing', Lancet, vol. 378, 2011, pp. 439─448.
- Updated measles mortality estimates data through 2011 were obtained from Dr. Robert Perry, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland, based on a model reported in: Simons, E., et al., 'Assessment of the 2010 Global Measles Mortality Reduction Goal: Results from a model of surveillance data', Lancet , vol. 379, 2012, pp. 2173–2178.
- Brown, D.W., et al., 'A mid-term assessment of progress towards the immunization coverage goal of the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy (GIVS)', BMC Public Health, vol. 11, 2011, p. 806.
Immunization Summary: A statistical reference containing data through 2011
This immunization summary is a statistical reference containing data through 2010. It was jointly produced by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO). It presents detailed statistics on the performance of national and district-level immunization systems in 194 countries and territories.
Country-specific reports of the WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage
The graphs and data tables displayed in the country-specific reports show the national coverage levels for each vaccine for the period from 2002 through 2013 (see guide
To access country data please click on country name
Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States
East Asia and the Pacific
Eastern and Southern Africa
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Middle East and North Africa
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Since June 2000, WHO and UNICEF have conducted annual reviews of national immunization coverage. Immunization coverage estimates are used for a variety of purposes: to monitor the performance of immunization services at local, national and international levels; to guide polio eradication, measles control and maternal and neonatal tetanus elimination; to identify areas of weak system performance that may require extra resources and focused attention; and as one indicator when deciding whether to introduce a new vaccine. Coverage levels with diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis-containing vaccine (DTP) are considered one indicator of health system performance.
A detailed explanation of the methods behind the WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage is provided elsewhere.1,2,3,4 Estimates of immunization coverage are generally based on two sources of empirical data: reports of vaccinations performed by service providers (administrative data5) and household surveys containing items on children's vaccination history (coverage surveys). For estimates based on administrative data, the immunization coverage is derived by dividing the total number of vaccinations given by the number of children in the target population. For most vaccines the target population is the national annual number of births or number of surviving infants (this may vary depending on countries' policies and the specific vaccine). Immunization coverage surveys are frequently used in connection with administrative data. The Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) 30-cluster survey, the UNICEF-supported Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) and the Demographic Health Surveys (DHS) supported by the United States Agency for International Development are the principal surveys used as sources of information on immunization coverage.
This review relies on the following data:
- Officially reported data by WHO and UNICEF Member States
- A historical database maintained by UNICEF
- Nationally representative, population-based household survey reports (published and unpublished).
It is important to distinguish whether data accurately reflect immunization system performance or whether they are compromised and thus present a misleading view of immunization coverage. Officially reported data are therefore compared with independent surveys. Based on the data available, the consideration of potential biases and the contributions of local experts, the most likely level of immunization coverage is determined for each country–year–antigen combination. An essential part of this review is consultation and collaboration with national authorities, who are asked to review the draft estimates and provide comments.
- Burton, A., et al., 'A Formal Representation of the WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage: A computational logic approach', PLOS ONE, vol. 7, no. 10:e47806, 2012.
- Kowalski R., A. Burton, 'WUENIC – A Case Study in Rule-based Knowledge Representation and Reasoning', Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 7258, 2012, pp. 112─125.
- Burton, A., et al., WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Infant Immunization Coverage: Methods and processes, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, vol. 87, 2009, pp. 535─541.
- Brown DW, Burton AH, Gacic-Dobo M, Karimov RI. An Introduction to the Grade of Confidence Used to Characterize Uncertainty Around the WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage. Open Public Hlth J. 2013;6:73-76.
- Administrative data are collected through the WHO/UNICEF Joint Reporting Form on Vaccine-Preventable Diseases, completed annually by countries.
ImmunizationInfo: Expanding access to national immunization coverage estimates
The data above can also be viewed through ImmunizationInfo, an interactive online dissemination tool of national childhood immunization coverage statistics developed in 2010 by UNICEF and WHO in collaboration with Community Systems Foundation. ImmunizationInfo is powered by DevInfo database technology and built using Adobe-Flex technology and allows users to view national immunization coverage estimates in graph, map and table formats based on a user-defined selection of country-year-vaccine combinations. Users can generate comparative graphs and also download the underlying data.


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Olivia Westall in her new Lindsey Vonn custom race suit during her visit to Spyder.
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), holds an annual charity walk in Denver to raise money and awareness for children with diabetes. Earlier this year, a nine year old girl with Type 1 diabetes, Olivia Westall, emailed J.J. Collier, the head of our design team, to inquire if the same people who designed her Spyder Race Suit would also agree to design her JDRF team's T-shirts for the charity walk.
[We later found out this was an idea Olivia casually devised and resolutely presented to her parents at the dinner table, and her mom – although skeptical at first – agreed to go along with it.]
We happily accepted the job.
JDRF's mission is an important one and Olivia's team sets a high goal for donations and sponsors. Plus, she is an accomplished ski racer, having won most of the races she's entered so far. We at Spyder like to get behind that sort of thing!
As a show of our support and appreciation for Olivia and the organization she represents, we decided to invite Olivia, her mom Bekah, sister Alex, and a few friends (skiers and speedfreaks the lot of them) to the office for a tour last Friday. It was one big smile-filled meet-and-greet, and a mutually awesome experience for everyone involved.
Olivia, her family, and her friends during the visit.
When all was said and done, the kids were tired, the adults were exhausted, and everyone left with with their arms full of Spyder swag. Olivia made out even more handsomely, as we presented her with her very own Lindsey Vonn custom race suit (signed by Lindsey, of course).
Presenting Olivia with her Lindsey Vonn custom race suit.
Those of us who have been given the opportunity to work at Spyder know what a special thing it is to walk through the office doors everyday and be a part of the legacy and evolution this brand. It is always cool to be able to share that energy with our fans, of any age, and, if by simply going to work we can help support a good cause, then we are happier than ever to do what we do.
-Matt Strackbein, Sr. Production Designer
More photos from Olivia's visit after the jump…
What do you get when you take the only Le Mans car of its kind in North America and Spyderize it? The Audi R8 LMS you see here. Our VP of Design and Merchandising, J.J. Collier, worked with its owner and driver, Alex Welch, to dial in its exterior design.
J.J. on the project:
"When I first saw the car it was raw carbon fiber. Some would argue it was perfect just like that. However, in the interest of protecting the surface and making the car more menacing and fast-at-a-glance, we wrapped it in Spyder DNA. The bold asymmetrical strokes and mixture of matte black, reflective red, and exposed carbon are all in keeping with Spyder's seasonal design tenets for Fall 2012. It is simply the raddest canvas we could possibly have had to convey our core brand aesthetic."
You know how much we love our Audis, and participating in this project was a dream come true.
· Country of origin: Germany
· 1/1 in North America with 40 cars produced world wide
· 1st in class and 3rd overall in 2010 at 24 hours Nuremberg
· Successor: Audi R8 LMS Ultra
· Naturally Aspirated
· Mid, longitudinally mounted
· 5.204 liter / 317.6 cu in displacement
· Valvetrain: 4 valves
· Power 500 bhp++
· Torque: 500 Nm / 369 ft lbs
· Carbon fiber
· Exterior Graphic Design by: Spyder Active Sports (Boulder, CO)
Spyder's VP of Sales and Global Marketing Russ Rowan and the R8 LMS together at 'The Quail' (part of the Pebble Beach Concours) last week.
More photos after the jump…
Our intrepid team has returned from Sturgis, and the tour was a resounding success by all accounts.
The experience was especially enjoyed by our European guests, who will likely return in the future for some repeat performances.
Stefan Herzog, CEO Sportscheck & Detlev Maass, Vice President, Sportscheck
Stefan and Detlev are aggressive and competent motorcyclists, and always push the pace on the mountain passes. A first trip to Sturgis for both riders, it probably won't be their last.
They enthusiastically embraced the trip's theme, "Today we Ride."
These final two photos were taken on the second to last day in Steamboat – all of the guys got to attend the Rodeo that we were following for eight days. They finally caught it!
Signing off for now from Motorcycle Land…
The partnership shared between Spyder and the U.S. Ski Team has spanned over three decades and has accounted for an abounding number of World Cup and Olympic Medals. A big part of that partnership is focused on creating the fastest speed suits in the world – athletes travel up to 90 MPH in a typical World Cup downhill course, and aerodynamics matter.
Also important is designing speed suits that are compliant with the stringent rules set by the Federation of International Skiing (FIS) for air permeability (so that in the case of a crash, friction is mitigated so as to prevent the suit from literally melting to the athlete).
In order to ensure that the suits Spyder designs for the U.S. Ski Team strike a perfect balance between speed and permeability, we conduct annual wind tunnel tests – a couple of weeks ago, we took Spyder Athlete and U.S. Ski Team Speedster Steven Nyman to the Low Speed Wind Tunnel (LSWT) in San Diego to run a battery of tests on various suits at various speeds and under various other conditions (we can't tell you – it's a secret).
Spyder Athlete Steven Nyman in San Diego's Low Speed Wind Tunnel (okay, we used a little Photoshop).
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Josef Laggner, one of our guests on the Sturgis Trip, is a restauranteur in Berlin, Hamburg Bonn, and Austria. He wanted to join us on the tour because – as he explained it – "Once-in-a-lifetime you have to be in Sturgis." His favorite part so far? "All of it!"
We like many things about Josef, and his authentic motorcycle riding apparel is no exception.
It's no secret that our CEO, Tom McGann, is a huge motorcycle enthusiast. So it came as no surprise when he told us that he was going to fire up the Land Yacht and lead a group of friends from Spyder HQ in Boulder up to Sturgis, SD for the 72nd annual rally.
Over the past few days, the group has made their way north out of Colorado, through Wyoming, and into South Dakota. Below are some of the images from the road.
Preparing to depart Spyder HQ in Boulder, CO
Gearing up at Eagle Rider in Denver, CO
First night stop in Lusk, WY with the Land Yacht running support for the group. Next stop: Deadwood. Antelope and open road await.
South Dakota border. Hermann Kapferer and Gotthard Haider have known each other since they were six years old (they both grew up in Austria). "Gottie" is a crazy artist who specializes in making nativity sets. Hermann – aside from being a 'bad to the bone' Harley rider – holds down a day job at Burton Snowboards' European GM. Hermann surprised Gottie with this trip for his 60th birthday.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 12, 2012)—Dhaamer will try for his first graded victory in the $100,000 Sunset Handicap Sunday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
A Grade III at 1 ½ miles on turf, the Sunset is the third of 10 races on the final day of the Spring/Summer meet. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by Edward Brown, Jr. and Jay Manoogian and trained by Mike Mitchell, Dhaamer won the Round Table Stakes by 4 ½ lengths at the Sunset distance May 13.
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Recovering from recent brain surgery, Mitchell is looking for his second victory in the Sunset, winning previously with Star Over the Bay in 2004.
Juniper Pass drops out of the Grade I Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap June 9. The Lemon Drop Kid horse finished fourth, beaten 5 ¾ lengths by Acclamation. The 5-year-old, who is owned by Robert and Betty Irvin and trained by Ray Bell, also finished fourth in his first start of 2012 – a $62,000 allowance May 19.
Bred in Kentucky by Brookdale Thoroughbreds, Juniper Pass has won four of 15 and earned $307,375.
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A 4-year-old daughter of Giant's Causeway and the Seeking the Gold mare Measure, Quaintly was second in the Round Table the last time she opposed the opposite sex.
Owned by Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith, Quaintly has two wins in 14 races and a bankroll of $66,142. The last female to win the Sunset was Petite Ile for owner Jean-Francois Malle and trainer Ed Gregson in 1990.
Third at 23-1 in his 2012 debut in an optional claimer June 16, Romp will be trying to end a nine race losing streak.
Owned by Sisters in Racing Stable and Jeff Siskin and trained by Kristin Mulhall, the 8-year-old Incurable Optimist gelding – who was only a head behind winner Interaction in his comeback race – hasn't won since Oct. 21, 2010. He prevailed by a nose at 12-1 in a $44,704 allowance over Cushion Track during the Oak Tree/Hollywood Park meet.
Out of the Hidden Prize mare Stormy Secret, the Argentine bred has won four of 50. Romp has earned $239,163.
Renegade Storm comes back seven days after a sixth place finish in an optional claimer at 1 ¼ miles on turf. Trained by Marty Jones for Jonathan Atha, Elizabeth Biggs, David Meyers, Dale Pyle and Marilyn Suazo, the 6-year-old is a gelded son of Storm Creek and the Alysheba mare Alygria. He has two wins in 25 starts and a bankroll of $181,768.
From inside out, the field for the 71st Sunset Handicap: Romp, Martin Garcia rides, 113 pounds; Quaintly, Yuichi Fukunaga, 110; Juniper Pass, Rafael Bejarano, 118; Dhaamer, Julien Leparoux, 118 and Renegade Storm, Garrett Gomez, 112.
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A merger, acquisition or carve-out calls for a fresh look at a company's pricing strategies and related processes to align pricing with the company's new organization and suite of products or services. In fact, M&A activity can be a catalyst for harmonizing or improving pricing, allowing companies to achieve significant margin uplift by improving price structure, pricing execution, customer overlap and product mix, and reducing taxes in the context of integrations and divestitures.
Deloitte's client had recently announced its largest acquisition – a billion-dollar purchase of a competing manufacturer. While the merger awaited Securities and Exchange Commission approval, our client realized that the target executed a markedly different pricing strategy despite having considerable customer overlap. Faced with reconciling two product portfolios, customer sets and underlying contracts, our client needed a plan and a head start on the integration to effectively manage its margin exposure from joint customers and to capitalize on cross/up-sell opportunities. Moreover, our client wondered how it would pass through long-overdue price increases to justify rising material costs and increased commoditization, which resulted in declining margins.
Given anti-trust regulations, Deloitte helped our client establish a clean room to facilitate inter-company analytics. Next, the joint Deloitte-client team compiled a repository of more than 1 million sales transactions with appropriate discount, return, rebate, payment and manufacturing cost data for the prior two years. We then helped our client perform a partial transactional pricing analysis of the parent, target and combined entities that entailed profitability waterfalls, velocity curves, price bands and contribution analyses. Finally, the joint team assessed comparative pricing strategies, capabilities and distributor agreements, which allowed our client to validate its preliminary hypotheses of potential risks and opportunity areas.
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A report from the Los Banos Enterprise, Areias' local newspaper, recently quoted a representative for the high-speed rail project that said while they understand land owners' concerns, it does not mean the rail authority will change the route.
California voters approved the project in 2008 when they passed a $9.95 billion bond to begin construction. But, news reports have indicated that analysts believe the budget to build the high-speed train to be off by tens of billions of dollars. The construction budget is projected to be $45 billion, but the actual price could rise above $200 billion.
Rail authorities are supposed to release a draft Environmental Impact Report and Environmental Impact Statement on its proposed route in July.
The high-speed train is set to break ground in 2012. The first leg of the train will be built between Fresno and Bakersfield. Eventually, the 800-mile track will connect San Francisco and Los Angeles. Proponents of the train believe that it will create thousands of jobs and will stimulate the economy.
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Amaël Moinard fought unsuccessfully Thursday to keep the King of the Mountains jersey for the BMC Racing Team at the Tour of the Basque Country.
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With a three-man breakaway away for much of the 179-kilometer race that included seven climbs, Moinard was unable to score points to keep his lead in the special classification. "I saved my legs today to do my best tomorrow because it will be hard in the beginning," Moinard said. Samuel Sánchez won the race to the top of the final climb while BMC Racing Team's Ivan Santaromita finished 21st and is 25th overall. "There were only 45 guys left at the start of the last climb and we had Ivan and Tim (Roe), so they did well," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Rik Verbrugghe said. Joaquim Rodríguez (Katusha) still leads.


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Blogger ethics tend to be better than traditional journalism ethics when it comes to linking to sources. It's actually far more likely you won't find a single link in any articles in most mainstream news publications online. Sometimes they may even write out the source, but won't link to it.
Here's an example of where the New York Post cites TV Newser and Mediaite, but refuses to link to either. Both Newser and Mediaite are generous with links to their sources. Apparently the New York Post is a common offender. The Post has gone so far as to have allegedly admitted, by way of correspondence from one of their reporters, that they in fact have a policy to not credit blogs (or anyone else) if they can verify independently after they've been tipped off from the source they choose not to cite. Other parts of News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch's empire, which includes the Post, may have the same policy as well.
Recently, NBC New York used a good deal of their reporting from a post written by NYC The Blog, which does excellent coverage of stories that often fall between the cracks, and does so with great detail. The author of the post originally did not bother to mention his source, then added the mention, but has yet to link to it.
Why are mainstream news outlets so averse to the link economy? Even here at Reuters, links are rarely seen, if ever, in the context of the articles we post. Felix Salmon recently referred to the Wall Street Journal as "the kid in class with his arm around his homework" in reference to their refusal to link. The New York Times is just as stingy with their links, relegating their modern link-friendly journalism to excellent places like The Lede.
The Lede is one of the few places I'll return to multiple times a day, because it's indicative of the way the world works now: real-time and part of a cooperative effort among outside sources, linking back and forth to one another, without regard for their internal or external affiliation.


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The tough job of an NBA arena security officer
A security officer at Sacramento's Sleep Train Arena "plays defense" on Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, keeping him away from the referees who are conducting a video review. Despite being barely tall enough to rise up to Nowitzki's chest, the guard does such a good job that both game announcers comment: "It is the best defense Sacramento has played all night."
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