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ARLINGTON -- What's a little rainfall to the storm-tossed but sturdy congregation of Arlington's St. Barnabas United Methodist Church?They celebrated a triumphant homecoming Sunday in their renovated sanctuary and renewed the ties that bind.The precipitation served to soften memories of the April 3 Easter week tornado that devastated the campus of the 1,500-member congregation at 5011 W. Pleasant Ridge Road. It did not, however, devastate their spirit or their faith."The life lesson here is, we're more than our buildings," senior pastor Will Cotton said before the 11 a.m. service. "We learned to rely on God and make room for each other."Sixty percent of the St. Barnabas facility was damaged, and losses amounted to $3.6 million, Cotton said.All roofs and flooring throughout the building had to be replaced, along with all the technology; the Family Life Center had to be gutted.The sanctuary had broken glass, water and debris damage, and damage to a stained-glass window that is the focal point of the sanctuary.Renovation work has been completed faster than anticipated, Cotton said.The building was insured for $6 million, and the church received $80,000 in donations from outside their congregation, Cotton said, mostly from neighboring churches and community members. Some churches lent their facilities and performed other services for St. Barnabas, a 35-year-old congregation.The storm hit less than a month after Cotton returned to work after cancer surgery. His own home near the church was also damaged by the storm.For days, passers-by on Pleasant Ridge slowed to gape at the sight of one of the property's huge oak trees, twisted from its roots and grotesquely splayed against the building's west side.The sight became iconic of the wrath of the F-2 tornado, one of more than a dozen that struck the Dallas-Fort Worth area that day.Remarkably, only a few injuries were recorded in the entire area, and no deaths.The year of uncertainty has been one the church's children won't soon forget."It's been a life-changing experience to see the damage, and now to see everything new again," said Sean Smith, 12.Smith was in school when the storm raced through the church and nearby neighborhoods.The tornado missed nearby Martin High School but bore down on St. Barnabas and 80 preschoolers and toddlers inside in the children's classrooms on the west side of the building."It was a rough day," recalled Kristina Johnson, who was teaching 10 2-year-olds in one of the two rooms hit when the airborne tree's limbs breached the church's stucco outer wall.Alarms sounded, and adults hurried the children into the windowless choir room across the hall."There was a big huge boom, and debris went flying," Johnson said.In the days that followed, the battered spring landscape drew more of the children's attention than the ruined building."What sticks in their minds the most is where all the pretty flowers went," Johnson said.Now the colors of fall flowers greet church-goers and children alike. Members of the congregation carry small pieces of wood from the uprooted tree on their keychains to remind them of their blessings.Many at Sunday's crowded services wore T-shirts displaying an image of the tree and the slogan, "The building may be down, but the church still stands."The original designer of the stained-glass window was located and he repaired the piece using his original schematics from the 1990s."Today means we have many blessings, home, and family and friends," said Harley Maberry, a St. Barnabas member since 1989 who handed out programs Sunday."We've been torn apart, but now we can come back together and have all these people come in and join us."Music director Mark Edwards described the church's trials during the service, and signaled the lifting of members' communal stress with his comforting anthem, Permission to Breathe.Cotton's sermon was about the biblical Prodigal Son, the power of love and the joy of homecoming."We will never be the same as we were before," Cotton told his flock. "We have been loved into becoming something new."Shirley Jinkins, 817-390-7657Twitter: @shirljinkins
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Wednesday, 9 December 2009
Today is REDnesday
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- Country Wings in Phoenix said...
Well Hello Sweetie...
Boy do you have lots of red to share. I don't even know where to begin what I love most. Everything is so beautiful. I love the village, and I really love the cardinals. As you can see from my header I am a big fan of the cardinal birds. They are just beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing your reds with us today.
Please stop by and let me share my new post with you tonight.
Country hugs...Sherry
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 01:00:00 GMT-4
- sissie said...
I've always wanted to start a Christmas village, but, I've got some nay other collections, that I'm running out of storage.
Love yours and I love all your decor.
Enjoy your family.
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 08:39:00 GMT-4
- ~~Carol~~ said...
Wonderful reds Sandi, and I love your village so much! I used to put a small one up, but I don't have room anymore for one. They're so magical, and it always made me wish that I could live in a village like that! And they're so much fun for children too. My daughter loved helping me put it up, and then would play with it with her dolls. I sure miss those days--my baby is turning 21 on Saturday!
Happy REDnesday!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 09:56:00 GMT-4
- Robin Ennis Willson said...
Awww...so many wonderful treasures!! thanks for sharing!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 10:14:00 GMT-4
- SueLovesCherries said...
Sandi, this is a delightful post! I especially like your mugs! I haven't put up my little village yet, but actually planning on doing it today. With it snowing outside, I'd say it's a good day for it!
Have a wonderful pre-Christmas, and we'll see you after the holiday!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 10:47:00 GMT-4
- SmilingSally said...
I especially like the horse-drawn carriage, Sandi. Enjoy your time with your guys!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 12:11:00 GMT-4
- GWENDOLYN said...
So many cheery red things. Your village is darling. I love the cardinals. Yesterday I was blessed to see one through my window as I sat here in blog land. Blessings today!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 13:23:00 GMT-4
- Dawn said...
Your village and it's people are darling. It doen't look like many that I have seen. The people have a softer look to them or something. Very sweet!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 13:36:00 GMT-4
- claudie said...
I have those same sweet little red boxes. Mine had chocolate in them : ) I was just playing with them late last night. I hung one in my Tiffany bag on the bathroom door. CUTE.
Love all your deco.
Happy Rednesday Sandi
Love Claudie
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 14:01:00 GMT-4
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Sandi, you have a veritable Christmas WORLD at your house! Can't get over your Christmas village! Loved seeing all your decorations. Thanks for sharing with us.
Sheila :-)
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 14:21:00 GMT-4
- Ana said...
Hi Sandi,
I love, love, love your little village. So many sweet little details...one can spend hours just admiring everything. And awesome "reds." Love the little snowman. ;-) Thanks for sharing.
Have a wonderful day.
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 14:42:00 GMT-4
- Sandy said...
Wow....wonderful wonderful collections and photos! Your home must be really pretty!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 15:46:00 GMT-4
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
Your village is just stunning. I loved seeing all the wonderful houses and all the darling little people shopping, strolling and skating. Your other decorations and ornaments are beautiful too. Hugs, Marty
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 18:57:00 GMT-4
- sherri@lavenderfields said...
What a great snow village! Wow! It must take you so long to set up! But very worth it! I know this sounds funny but I always wish I could shrink myself and be part of that little world!! LOL! Hope you are having a great Rednesday and if this is your last post for awhile have a very Merry Christmas! Sherri : )
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 19:10:00 GMT-4
- Cass @ That Old House said...
Well, Sandi, you have some GREAT reds today! LOVE the village -- and the mugs with the poinsettias? I WANT them! :-)
I love poinsettias.
Enjoy your holiday. Blessings, Cass
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 20:22:00 GMT-4
- Sares said...
What delightful Christmas treasures! The little red box your son gave you is beautiful! Your Village looks like so much fun! I always thought it would be fun to have one, but I can see how if you collect, it can quickly grow to an enormous city! Have a loveleigh night and Happy Holidays!
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 20:58:00 GMT-4
- Manang Kim said...
I like that little village you've got there and all your collection. Thanks for sharing!
My Rednesday
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 21:11:00 GMT-4
- rosechicfriends said...
I am just loving all your red goodies! Red is such a Happy color dont ya think?
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009 23:32:00 GMT-4
- daylily777 said...
Wow, I love your village & all your wonderful reds !
Merry Christmas !
- Thursday, 10 December 2009 07:18:00 GMT-4
- Susie's country cottage said...
Thanks for your lovely comment over at my blog. You have some gorgeous Christmas ornaments. I love the little village.
- Thursday, 10 December 2009 07:22:00 GMT-4
- Terry said...
You have quite the Christmas village. I only have 2 pieces and don't even put them out. What beautiful mugs you have, I love poinsettas.
- Thursday, 10 December 2009 16:43:00 GMT-4
- Rebecca said...
I love all your red my friend. Sometimes I reallllllly miss it. My entire house was once very tuscan looking with reds, blacks and creams.
I've decided I just need more than one house so I can have everything I love.
My husband would FAINT!
He would.
Trust me.
Love to you~ I always love to visit.
- Thursday, 10 December 2009 23:11:00 GMT-4
- ♥Mimi♥ said...
I loved your village and as I was looking over the darling pieces a thought came to mind - little villages like yours give us a chance to play with our dolls once again and look so adult doing it☺
- Friday, 11 December 2009 05:15:00 GMT-4
- Manuela@Pleasures of Homemaking said...
That village is just darling! Red is my favorite color and I have lots of it in my home so I really enjoyed seeing some of yours!
- Friday, 11 December 2009 22:35:00 GMT-4


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The idea behind the green theme is to promote a healthier community by drawing a connection between environmental health and physical health.
The fair will be held at Bellevue Medical Center on Saturday, May 17, from 8 to 11 a.m. This date is also the fourth anniversary of Bellevue Medical Center opening its doors.
The event will offer both free and reduced-cost screenings, some of which will require pre-registration to guarantee availability.
The free screenings that do not require registration include blood glucose checks, body fat analysis, kidney screenings and sun damage evaluations.
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It's the former that one Northeast Mississippi company is making a name for itself.
The Uppercut Bat Co. is less than two years old, but it has drawn a legion of fans and customers who have taken to the company's wood bats.
"We started talking about it about three and a half years ago, and about a year and a half ago we started to really delve into it," said founder Brian Boatner.
With offices in Sherman and production in Belden, Uppercut is a small operation, with only four employees, including Boatner.
It's no Louisville Slugger — and the company has no plans to get that big — but Uppercut makes bats from the same high-quality ash, maple and birch the bigger companies use.
Uppercut's wood of choice, however, is maple. While it's a little more expensive, it's stronger than ash and less prone to shatter.
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The Cotton States Baseball League, a six-team collegiate wooden bat league based in New Albany, uses Uppercut as its official bat.
This past week, Uppercut was in Omaha, Neb., for two major youth baseball tournaments to demonstrate its bats. There's no shortage of baseball tournaments, and Uppercut is stepping up its efforts to attend as many of them as it can.
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"It's really no different than the way we handle chemicals," says Hollender. "We have an open spigot through which millions of pounds of toxic chemicals are dumped into our society into the air, into the groundwater, through our products—it just happened to be invisible. The effects are still there—increased asthma rates, increased cancer rates in children—but we have many oil spills, whether they're chemicals, whether they're petroleum."
In his Big Think interview, Hollender talks about how some companies tout their sustainability in their PR, but then don't live up to the standards they've set. He points to Toyota, in particular, which touted the gas mileage of its hybrid Prius while at the same time lobbying in California against lower emissions standards.
Hollender also talked about the strange disconnect in pricing between sustainable and non-sustainable products. "We have created an economic construct through rules and regulations and tax codes that allows businesses to escape from most of their negative impacts," he says. He suggests, instead, that if companies were held accountable for all of the detrimental environmental effects of their product then organic and sustainable products would become, comparatively, much cheaper.


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The restaurant Astor opens its doors at the center of the 8th arrondissement. A discreet address but an exceptional cuisine in a privileged and intimate atmosphere. An unbeatable quality price ratio. The memory of the place remains intact and the Astor is one of the restaurants with the best reputation in Paris.
The restaurant Astor welcomes you in a warm atmosphere, under the glass roof in the Art Nouveau style. A generous and tasty cuisine will flatter the appetites and desires of our faithful and greedy customers. The polite and efficient staff will advise you down to the smallest details.
It is up to us to make you live a real gastronomic experience: from the phone reservation by our cooking offers and high understanding of the service.
An all swing evening, "Jazz at the Astor" holds on the last Thursday of each month. It will delight all the ears and taste buds of our savvy customers. Also we must not forget about the dances of Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve which are more likely to be a success!
The Restaurant Astor welcomes you from Monday to Friday: from 12.15 to 2 p.m. and from 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The three promises of the Astor terrace at lunch…: sun, food and relaxation. At the first floor of the hotel, you will enjoy the quietness of a closed courtyard, full of freshness, with wonderful flower boxes and aromatic plants.
The terrace will welcome you from Monday to Friday: from 12.15 p.m. to 2 p.m.
The chef Nicolas Clavier, with a quiet confidence and a career speaking for itself, offers you a creative and understandable card. The seafood and local products, celebrated in your plate according to the seasons, are sublimated in an impeccable freshness, the desserts are created in the rules of perfection. In other words, the whole Parisian classicism with utmost elegance, perfect.


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As retirement approaches, a husband and wife need to understand the Social Security Administration terms and conditions for distribution. To be eligible for social security benefits each spouse's earnings have been collected separately under their individual social security numbers throughout their working career. During their lifetime all reported earnings were subjected to the social security deductions taken directly from the paychecks.
A husband and wife's social security benefits may not be equal. The benefits vary, depending on the age and benefit type. Those who earned less throughout their careers will receive less at retirement. The eligibility is determined by the length of time employed and the amount collected from payroll contributions.
In the case of only one spouse working outside of the home, the nonworking spouse may be able to file for social security under the working spouse's records, if the age of retirement is met. The working spouse needs to have accumulated enough credits for the nonworking spouse to be eligible.
Or if the working spouse is at retirement age, he or she may apply for retirement benefits and then request to have payments suspended. The nonworking spouse may be able to receive the working spouse's benefits. The working spouse can select to continue to earn delayed retirement credits until age 70.
If the nonworking spouse does not qualify on their own record at the age of 62, they may be able to collect against the working spouse's record. The early retirement amount will permanently be reduced by a percentage of the number of months to full retirement age. If the nonworking spouse delays retirement until the full age, they may be eligible to collect half of the working spouse's retirement amount.
I married a widower who had a child and we had two children of our own. I was a stay at home mother with very little work history. We divorced after 28 years of marriage. He is now remarried but I am not. If he is entitled to $2500-$3000 at retirement age, will I get half of that amount when I am of retirement age? Also does that mean he will only recieve half of the total amount as well? And is his current wife entitled to his social security benifits too. How does all this work?
A person has to be married to another party for 10 years of more to receive benefits. He will get his full $2500-3000 and you will receive half that or $1250-1500. Also, if he passes before you do, you get the full $2500-3000. Hope that helps…
husband is 64 next yr he retires.He talk about get sss next yr, will she get a check too? His wife is 56yr.She has high bloodpressure/high cholerstole,she has to have pills everyday.(live with husband been not easy) Will she collect a pay check when her husband retires.Her husband is a alcoholic.Please help.any advice will be appreciated.
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BioVex launches Phase 3 study on head and neck cancer treatmentDecember 10, 2010 9:32 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | Comments
Woburn-based biotech company BioVex Inc. today said that it has launched a Phase 3 study of its OncoVEXGM-CSF as a treatment for patients with locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck.
Molecular Insight files for Ch. 11December 10, 2010 9:32 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | Comments
Molecular Insight Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, in a deal that will secure the company a $45 million cash infusion from a private investment company.
Tomophase lung imaging device gets FDA OKDecember 10, 2010 9:32 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | Comments
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted 510(k) marketing clearance for Tomophase Corp.'s non-invasive Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging System (OCTIS).
Circulating Tumor Cells Predicted Recurrence, Death in Patients with Early-stage Breast CancerDecember 10, 2010 9:32 am | by AACR | Comments
SAN ANTONIO - The presence of one to four circulating tumor cells (CTCs) in the blood of early-stage breast cancer patients almost doubled patient's risk of cancer relapse and death, and five or more CTCs increased recurrence by 400 percent and death by 300 percent, according to Phase III...
High CTC Levels Predicted Poor Outcome in Metastatic Breast CancerDecember 10, 2010 9:31 am | by AACR | Comments
SAN ANTONIO - A high level of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) - cells that have detached from a tumor and are circulating in the body through the blood - are an independent prognostic marker in metastatic breast cancer as first-line therapy. In addition, persistence of high CTC level...
Arrowhead CEO provides perspective on $4.5 million alliance between subsidiary Unidym and Samsung ElectronicsDecember 10, 2010 8:34 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
Arrowhead Research Corporation's President and Chief Executive Officer today issued the following open letter to the Company's shareholders:
Nanostart-held ItN Nanovation receives equity commitment to support continued growthDecember 10, 2010 8:34 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
ItN Nanovation AG, a portfolio company of Nanostart AG, has announced the signing of a conditional equity investment agreement of up to EUR 15 million with YA Global Master SPV Ltd., which is managed by Yorkville Advisors, LLC, a large U.S.-based investment group.
International collaboration boosts nanotechnology researchDecember 10, 2010 8:34 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
Despite their initial focus on national economic competitiveness, the nanotechnology research initiatives now funded by more than 60 countries have become increasingly collaborative, with nearly a quarter of all papers co-authored by researchers across borders.
Denosumab Delayed Time to First Skeletal-related Side EffectDecember 10, 2010 8:32 am | by AACR | Comments
SAN ANTONIO - For patients with breast cancer and bone metastases, denosumab delayed skeletal-related side effects five months longer compared to those on zoledronic acid, according to results presented at the 33rd Annual CTRC-AACR San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, held Dec. 8-12.
Photonics21 event to focus on FP8 prioritiesDecember 10, 2010 7:37 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
European Commissioner Neelie Kroes will make a keynote address at the annual meeting of the Photonics21 European Technology Platform.
Innovative Micro Technology adds to its arsenal of through-silicon via offeringDecember 10, 2010 7:36 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
Innovative Micro Technology, Inc. (IMT) announced today the addition of a new geometry point in its technology roadmap for Through Silicon Vias (TSVs).
TSMC announces 3DIC Chip Technologies using TSVsDecember 10, 2010 7:36 am | by I-Micronews | Comments
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) had a lecture on its efforts to mass-produce 3D chips made by three-dimensionally stacking semiconductor chips by using its TSV (through silicon via) technology.
SABCS 2010: Interview with Ivis Febus-SampayoDecember 10, 2010 7:35 am | by AACR | Comments
Ms. Febus-Sampayo discusses the cultural challenges faced by Latina women when they receive a cancer diagnosis, shares advice about how clinicians can best serve the Latina women who have cancer, and the long-term goals of her organization.
New Poll: Voters Want to Reduce Wasteful Spending in Medicaid PharmacyDecember 10, 2010 7:35 am | by Bio-Medicine.Org | Comments
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Voters would rather reduce Medicaid spending by better managing pharmacy benefits rather than cutting benefits for patients or payments to doctors and hospitals, according to a new poll commissioned by the Pharmaceutical Care Management...
Advanced BioHealing Appoints Kevin C. O'Boyle as Chief Financial OfficerDecember 10, 2010 7:35 am | by Bio-Medicine.Org | Comments
WESTPORT, Conn., Dec. 10, 2010 /- Advanced BioHealing, Inc. (ABH), a leader in commercializing cell-based therapies and delivering on the promise of regenerative medicine , today announced the appointment of Kevin C. O'Boyle, as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. (Photo:...


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RSM Simplified keeps formulas to a minimum and makes liberal use of figures, charts, graphs and checklists. It offers many relevant examples, with amusing sidebars and do-it-yourself exercises that will lead readers to the peak potential for their product quality and process efficiency.
The authors, Mark J. Anderson and Patrick J. Whitcomb, are principals of Stat-Ease, a provider of DOE training, consulting, and software. They both are professional chemical engineers. Anderson has more of a business background while Whitcomb specializes in statistics.
Incorporated into this book is the more advanced Design-Expert, version 7 software for Windows, with a 180-day trial, so the reader can do the complex statistical computations, generate the necessary graphics (2D and 3D maps) and perform the numerical optimization.
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Beauty of Response Surface Methods
Chapter 2: Lessons to Learn from Happenstance Regression
Chapter 3: Factorials to set the stage for more glamorous RSM Designs
Chapter 4: Central Composite Design: Stars Added-RSM Show Begins
Chapter 5: Three-Level Designs
Chapter 6: Finding your sweet spot for multiple responses
Chapter 7: Computer-generated optimal designs
Chapter 8: Everything you should know about CCDs (but dare not ask!)
Chapter 9: RSM for Six Sigma
Chapter 10: Other Applications for RSM
Chapter 11: Applying RSM to Mixtures
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Healthcare IT Channel Training WorkshopSource: CompTIA
The Healthcare IT Channel Training Workshop is a one-day fast-track course intended to help solution providers identify the tools and knowledge needed to run a successful healthcare IT (HIT) practice.
The Healthcare IT Channel Training Workshop is a one-day fast-track course intended to help solution providers identify the tools and knowledge needed to run a successful healthcare IT (HIT) practice. Solution providers leave with an understanding of how their peers overcame barriers and discover how to locate HIT resources, understand new regulations and find new customers.
Workshop Agenda
- The Healthcare IT Landscape
The world of healthcare IT is complex, broad and deep, and rapidly changing. Healthcare is a highly regulated field. The federal government recently made significant changes in the regulatory environment relating to healthcare. Some of the changes have created enormous opportunity for those with IT skills who are also capable of consultative selling and who can become true partners to healthcare professionals as they take the leap into the world of electronic health records. In this first module, solution providers examine the landscape of healthcare right now, as the regulatory changes set the stage for what's to come.
- The Ambulatory Care Workflow
There is one major goal in this module: to allow solution providers to experience firsthand the intricacy of documenting the workflow within a physician practice. To accomplish this, solution providers actually walk through the whole process, from patient intake to results and follow-up. In support of this goal, they'll identify the major technologies (or system "types") within every physician practice and identify who within the healthcare practice uses which technologies.
- Consultative Selling
The goal of this module is to help solution providers prepare for face-to-face encounters with healthcare professionals—to gain HIT consultative selling skills through practice. With grounding in the HIT landscape, a more clear understanding of how the participant's business fits into this arena, and a greater understanding of the ambulatory care practice workflow, solution providers apply this knowledge in practice scenarios. First, solution providers practice overcoming objections and listening actively to identify crucial prospective client needs. In the second half of this module, they use CompTIA's Physician Practice Assessment Tool to work through a case study and craft a sample proposal/quote. The proposal doubles as a beginning template for their real-life clients.
- Go-To-Market Plan
The goal of this module is to formulate an action plan based on what the attendees learned. Attendees use this time to get a jump-start applying their greater knowledge and skill and putting it into action to develop their business. In this module attendees begin crafting their go-to-market strategy and develop an action plan.
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Rapper, The Game, has been trending the cyberspace today. The Game was a former member of G Unit. And he has been known for his songs like Hate It or Love It with 50 Cent, Let's Ride, How We Do, Dope Boyz and many more songs.
There were news all over the newsblogs that the rapper, whose real name is Jayceon Taylor, was shot in the head at the Beverly Center Mall last night. He then died at Cedars Sinai Medical Center after he was brought there.
Los Angeles Police Department are still doing some investigations. But so far, there are still no complete details regarding this incident.
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Thanks to a new video for "Kisses Down Low," Kelly Rowland keeps the buzz going for her album "Talk Of The Game" which drops later this year.
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This is a video review of Straight Talk Motorola Razr V3 phone.
Straight Talk is a new partnership between Verizon, Tracfone and Walmart. The phones range from a basic phone for $60 with a $30 phone card to a pretty nice Smart phone that runs just over $300. I recently bought the Samsung R451c for $130 which included a $30 "All You Need" phone card.
This setup was good for one month of service, 1000 minutes, 1000 texts, and 30 mb of web browsing. That is quite a bit of browsing on the little screen of this phone.
The new Straight Talk program has two prepay options.
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This is a well thought out venture which includes the largest retailer in the world, the largest cell phone company in the New World—(Tracfone's parent company) and Verizon who has the largest collection of Cell phone towers in the United States.
This program hits a new low price for Unlimited Nationwide coverage $45 per month plus sales tax. It also hits a new low for prepaid minutes at 3 cents a minute. The minutes do not roll over. Still the cheapest prepaid minute you could find before this program was 6.66 with a $200 purchase from Tracfone.
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Jack Rivlin – Editor-in-Chief
Uni: Cambridge, City
Jack founded The Tab at Cambridge with George, below, after falling out of love with the existing student papers.
Following a stint DJing in the depths of the Amazon, Jack returned to these shores a new man – a man with a vision for the future of the British media.
He heads up the editorial side of The Tab – so it's his fault you're reading this.
Finest hour: CUSU condoms sabotaged. He also did numerous Telegraph Blogs and got an Evening Standard front page once, but he's "prouder of the connies scoop".
George Marangos-Gilks – CEO
Uni: Cambridge
Like his fellow Greek Prometheus who brought fire to mankind, George brightened the world of students when he and Jack founded The Tab in 2009.
George co-ordinates every non-editorial aspect of The Tab with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye.
Kangaroos love him, and you will too.
Finest hour: Oi, Churchill! What's all this about police brutality?
Matt McDonald – Deputy Editor
Uni: Exeter
After his friend Brad introduced him to Jack and George as a penniless second-year, Matt assumed the helm of The Tab (then The Drop) at Exeter.
He headed it up for 18 months and didn't really develop his prospects much, so was offered a full-time job at Tab HQ naturally. A real Dick Whittington narrative.
Finest hour: The internationally acclaimed Blowmeo and Juliet – which featured in several national papers, the New York Daily News, French Closer magazine and on Japanese TV.
Grace Vielma – Deputy Editor
Uni: Manchester
Juggling the editorship of Manchester's Tab with her secret life as an absolute legend was no mean feat for Grace.
Since graduating in 2013, she's helped cultivate The Tab's expansion to unchartered territories with her no-nonsense northern attitude and excellent phone manner.
Finest hour: He wants to stone gay people to death…so why are British universities showering the Sultan of Brunei with awards?
Tom Jenkin – News Editor
Uni: Nottingham, Nottingham Trent
Tom Jenkin breaks news stories like that girl in the year above breaks hearts.
Having first edited The Tab in Nottingham, he balanced studying for his NCTJ with working part-time as a managing editor at HQ.
His favourite past-times include spitting in public and playing darts.
Finest hour: Incensed bouncer who pepper sprayed hated Jeremy Kyle on Magaluf strip warns he'll do it again
Harry Shukman – News Editor
Uni: Cambridge
Hailing from the Tab where it all began, Harry chose to break up the chaos of studying at Cambridge with a relaxing year abroad in Cairo during the Arab Spring.
If news-hounds were a real breed of dog, Harry would win Crufts.
Finest hour: Soiled! Titchmarsh show producer causes sexist stir
Craig O'Callaghan – Special Projects Editor
Uni: Bristol
Craig loitered around Bristol for so long after uni that he thought he may as well set up The Tab's most anarchic wing in his spare time.
Much of what Craig does now is top secret – rest assured he does it well though.
Finest hour: Exposed: Shocking homophobia within the Christian Union
Rachel Donald – Assistant Editor
Uni: Aberdeen
You know that scene in Pulp Fiction when John Travolta shoots adrenaline straight into Uma Thurman's heart? That's what this Scot did when she took over The Tab in Aberdeen.
Now she does it full-time at Tab HQ. A bona fide skull-cracker.
Finest hour: NUS delegate has SEVEN-person orgy in lunch break
Roisin Lanigan – Assistant Editor
Uni: Queen's University Belfast
Roisin claims the honour of editing The Tab's first overseas site.
If that wasn't enough, she's also dominated the national site's features section over the last year – mostly by interviewing people from the internet subcultures of which she's a member.
Finest hour: Meet the student Bronies: The male students obsessed with My Little Pony
Cat Reid – Assistant Editor
Uni: Liverpool
In her first email into The Tab, Cat mis-spelled the word 'enquiring'. She's never quite forgiven herself, and has worked ludicrously hard as news editor, editor and now assistant editor in what she sees as some warped form of penance.
Finest hour: Homophobia on campus: The harsh reality
Sam Dean – Assistant Editor
Uni: Nottingham
Sam Dean makes a weekly sacrifice to the Aztec god of keenness. In return, he acts as its agent on this mortal plane, spreading enthusiasm and a willingness to learn wherever he sets foot.
You would be wise to heed his words.
Finest hour: 'The only idiot in the room is me' – Fisher makes red-faced apology
Ryan Barrell – Social Media Manager & Pictures Editor
Uni: Exeter
The mouthpiece through which The Tab speaks, it's rumoured that Ryan's middle initial is '#'.
Ryan also masters the dark arts of Photoshop and is so rugged that even his beard has a beard.
Finest hour: Tips from the bar: How not to get served
Alex Whyte – Commercial Director
Uni: Bristol
The lean, mean, fat-reducing selling machine.
Fun fact: Alex regularly attends a gymnasium.
George Herbert – Media Director
Uni: Bristol
The ice to Alex's fire, George was once described as 'quite cool' by someone else at Bristol.
It's on the third line of his CV.
Brad Vanstone – Experiential Director
Uni: Exeter
Brad's been making people happy for the last 23 years, and we're glad he's now decided to do it on behalf of The Tab.
Spent most of his time as a student running club nights and doing his hair. Also owns one of those Libertines jackets that people like.


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Cheltenham's Notorious Killer Fence to be moved
Posted 26 July 2010
After three years of campaigning, Animal Aid has succeeded in getting Cheltenham Racecourse to remove a notoriously dangerous fence from its position at the bottom of the racecourse hill.
Since 1999, 34 horses have lost their lives at the Cheltenham Festival, which is staged every March. The second last fence (the 14th) on Cheltenham's Old Course killed several of those horses and injured many more.
Animal Aid started correspondence with the Cheltenham management and the RSPCA in 2007, when Granit Jack suffered a broken neck after falling at the obstacle in November of that year. The most recent death came when Citizen Vic lost his life in similar circumstances at this year's event.
Animal Aid has, over recent years, organised an annual demonstration at the start of the racing Festival. In 2010, supporters held 'gravestones' displaying the names of the 30 horses who had been killed at the Festival since 1999. Four more were to die at this year's four-day event.
Says Animal Aid Horse Racing Consultant, Dene Stansall:
'The moving of this notorious downhill fence is a step in the right direction, but it must be made clear that Animal Aid does not support racing and will continue to campaign on behalf of the horses who suffer on a daily basis. Animal Aid's Race Horse Deathwatch website shows the grim and depressing extent of the problem, with no fewer than 549 race horses killed on British courses since March 2007.
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After staying in other Crowne Plaza's we were looking forward to our stay. We were a party of three, all three of us were very disappointed with this hotel. Very expensive for what it is. I'd say an average 3* hotel. Most of the staff were miserable except for a lovely man who checked us in. I definitely wouldn't stay again or recommend it to anyone!
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17 November 2014
Excellent staff willing to help always. Bar stocked well. Hotel is in good location and very clean.
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I found the curtains in the room to be very dirty at the top, could do with taking down and being cleaned. Otherwise the hotel was ideal for what we needed.
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Thanks for for your time,
I couldn't find any post close in nature to this problem.
I have a crashed Lacie network storage device, something in it's networking board is fried. It's comprised of 2 separate HDD's, both 500gig. I was afraid they were going to be stripped but it appears they hold their own complete files. I was able to look at the files through a file recovery program on Hiren's bootdisk. Said program was unable to keep file structure however. It seems theres no way to activate it to be read as a disk in windows.
Computer management reads both of the disks as having 5 small partitions and a large (476gig) partition on it. No real way to look into that partition though?
A couple other programs analyzed the disk and tell me it's 'linux native'.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how to pull the files as well as folder structure out of it?
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A Surprise That May Send The Gold Market Soaring On Friday
On the heels of a wild couple of weeks of trading in global markets, today Canadian legend John Ing spoke with King World News about a surprise that may send the gold market soaring on Friday. Ing, who has been in the business for 43 years, also discussed the enormous physical demand around the world for gold. Below is what Ing had to say in his fascinating interview.
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Ing: "It is amazing that the sentiment in the gold market is that what we are witnessing is just a dead-cat bounce after gold's dramatic fall last year. These people are looking in the rear-view mirror....
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"First, it's no coincidence that since the tapering gold has been the best-performing asset. Gold is already up 10% since the beginning of the year, and the mining shares are up more than 30%. In the case of the mining shares, this is a case of leverage working both ways, up and down.
The second point I would make is that when you look at the gold industry, the gold price fell to a level that was virtually the break-even cost for most producers. So nobody is going to produce gold at a loss, including the biggest gold company in the world. Barrick had literally lopped off one million ounces of production, rather than continuing to produce gold at a loss.
The third factor that the gold shorts are missing is that gold broke out above its 200-day moving average, which is around $1,310. Although gold retreated briefly yesterday, it simply bounced right off that 200-day moving average which has now become support.
The next technical level of resistance is between the $1,325 and $1,360 area, but really, Eric, the more meaningful resistance is around $1,550. By the time gold is trading back at the $1,550 level, most everyone will be bullish, which is in sharp contrast to the pessimism we are still witnessing today.
Professionals around the world are asking me, 'What will really turn these gold stocks around?' Well, as I mentioned, gold stocks are already up something on the order of 30% this year. But we have also seen Goldcorp's hostile bid for Osisko. We have seen Waterton, a private equity firm, make a bid for Chaparral Gold, and Hudbay has also made a bid for Augusta.
In essence, these stocks are so cheap that even the mining companies themselves recognize that, and are buying reserves in the ground at very cheap levels. So if it is cheap to the boards of these companies, it should be cheap for the investors.
The Gold Index, which I saw below 150, and is now around 205, I fully expect that index to hit 300 on this rise (a nearly 50% move from current levels). This move will be led by the Barrick, Agnico Eagle, El Dorado, and other high-quality companies that have now turned the corner."
Eric King: "With bearish sentiment still below the 2008/2009 collapse levels, does it feel to you like we will have a surprise this Friday, and maybe gold moves higher instead of getting the traditional Friday smash?"
Ing: "I think that the shorts already tried to smash gold today. I am still hearing from my contacts in Asia, particularly in China, that there is solid physical buying, so we could well be in for a surprise tomorrow. I will be meeting with gold companies next week, and my expectation is they will be looking for a move toward profitability or even greater profitability and that is always good for shareholders.
We still see the industrial and jewelry demand, which remains strong, and so I am focusing on the battle between the paper gold market and the physical gold market. I fully expect the physical gold market to overwhelm the paper market.
We know from every expiry that the physical gold market just gets tighter and tighter. When you see there is a dramatic amount of physical gold taken down on the front month in Shanghai, that tells you Asia is acting as a huge vacuum cleaner of all of the world's available gold supply. The bottom line is there is not enough gold around to satisfy that demand."
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New research published in the journal Cell Metabolism shows that eating high levels of protein from animal sources – such as meat, milk and eggs – increases the risk of death from cancer by four times and the overall risk of early death by 75 per cent in people aged 50-65.
The research, conducted by Prof. Valter Longo of the University of Southern California, followed more that 6,000 people aged 50+ for 18 years. It revealed that those aged 50-65 who obtained more than 20 per cent of their total calories from protein had the highest risk of early death, particularly from cancer, but that this risk was reduced for those who ate less animal protein and was 'abolished or attenuated if the proteins were plant derived.' The relationship between high protein intake and early death was only reversed in those aged 65+ due to their increased frailty and loss of body mass.
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Here is a new twist on a Breath of the Beast story. It's an excerpt from a forthcoming book that is on in the Times Online website. I found it because the excerpt was excerpted on Little Green footballs. It is powerful not just because it is, like the other stories we have featured, a first hand encounter and journey from sleep to awakening; but is also a chilling view of the inside of the beast's lair.
My foremost thought in reading and contemplating this excerpt is that if, in the book, the author can give us a glimpse of the state of mind that could have blinded him to the abundant evidence he must have been exposed to before his trip to Saudi Arabia, it might give us an idea of how to deprogram more of those who are in that same state of denial.
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During our first two months in Jeddah, Faye and I relished our new and luxurious lifestyle: a shiny jeep, two swimming pools, domestic help, and a tax-free salary. The luxury of living in a modern city with a developed infrastructure cocooned me from the frightful reality of life in Saudi Arabia.
My goatee beard and good Arabic ensured that I could pass for an Arab.
But looking like a young Saudi was not enough: I had to act Saudi, be Saudi. And here I failed.
Two weeks after the terrorist attacks in London another Saudi student raised his hand and asked: "Teacher, how can I go to London?"
"Much depends on your reason for going to Britain. Do you want to study or just be a tourist?"
"Teacher, I want to go London next month. I want bomb, big bomb in London, again. I want make jihad!"
"What?" I exclaimed. Another student raised both hands and shouted: "Me too! Me too!"
Other students applauded those who had just articulated what many of them were thinking. I was incandescent. In protest I walked out of the classroom to a chorus of jeering and catcalls.
This would have been the right place to stop. Unfortunately, the excerpt runs another two paragraphs that are undoubtably intended to soften the effect as much as possible. But, then, that is to be expected in a mainstream media site.
Still, it is brave enough to touch on the forbidden subjects of women, sex, child abuse, and pederasty which I have written about many times (notably here and here). It is a compelling tale, and true. Here's hoping that the book goes further than the superficial place where the excerpt ends.


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Were you timing your CC/stuns with when his HoTs finished? It's really hard to kill a druid when he has his HoT's rolling.
First i would like to state I am a long time reader and first time poster so thanks to all of you for the info I have gotten off this site. Your site is the most important sources of information I have found to date.
Well as of right now im in the 1200 bracket for 2v2s I play arms 60/11/0 my partner is a holy pally 54/17/0 both are in the furious gear lvl save for neither of us have the weapons.
We ran into a team last night that was an arms warrior and resto druid. The arms warrior was horribly geared. If I remember he had 20k hps after being buffed with commanding shout and motw. The druid on the other hand was full relentless. It took us about a minute to kill off their warrior, so we believed we had an easy finish with only the healer left. To our dismay we could not find the burst to take down the druid. Between the war stomps cyclones roots and shapeshifting to get out of snares it was just impossible. After 47 mins in the arena we finally got booted out of the match and did not receive a win or a loss (some form of a tie), but the thing that truely was a slap in the face was the loss of 16 points even though we had the upper hand.
Im looing for advice on how to kill resto druids. We were timing burst stuns even to the point where my partner was swinging a two hander for extra damage. I was jumping to berserker for recklessness using pummel macros pally stuns and not once did we get this guy down to 20%. I know the 1k resilience on the druid didnt help our cause but is there something i'm missing on how to shut down a resto druid. Its really frustrating not being able to kill a healer with two decently geared pvpers.
Were you timing your CC/stuns with when his HoTs finished? It's really hard to kill a druid when he has his HoT's rolling.
Imo you were just outgeared, Eor with +85ap, no pve like 2xt9, no arp proc trinket, and still gemming full arp all means ur damage output is significantly lower than a Relentless geared player.
Sure you dont need all those bits and bobs but generally unless u can get around 30% passive arp stacking it isnt benificial, ur packing like 25-30% arp from gems alone. Chucking t9 chest and shoulders in along with a healm will increase ur damage output considerably.
and tbh the Resiliance loss is worth it due to the heafty damage gains meaning ul kill things quicker.
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Obviously this druid was carrying the warrior - he outgeared and outplayed you. What weapon were you using? Were 5 sunders up (I very rarely use sunders but in this situation you should), did you keep rend and MS up? Was your paladin giving you freedom when you were rooted? Were you interrupting his cyclones and roots? Were you reapplying hamstring the instant he changed forms (or get him with piercing howl if he gets out of melee range)? Another thing you can practice is predicting when he is going to try to root you and put up spell reflect (he kites you away from your paladin behind a pillar - guarantee you're about to get CC'd). Bladestorming out of roots can give you a kill sometimes as well.
Yes unfortunately my gear is not the best i fill the role of MT for my guild and hence weapons come last to me so EoR is the best i can get atm. And unfortunately the PVE t9 shoulders and chest I would get but I am not done spending triumph emblems on PVE set quite yet.
We were both timing stuns after the hots ended and more towards the end we were looking for when the innervate ended. I normally do not apply sunders but i did manage to keep him five stacked the entire time. As far as the snaring goes it was the least of our concerns we didnt have too many issues with staying in range, as hamstring is one of my spams in situations like this.
So in a nutshell pick up Grim Toll or the Runestone, get a better weapon and dump resilience gear for more output? How much Resilience would you guys recommend for 2k arenas? And to be honest i would like just a quick number on armor pen rating, Ive read loads of forums on ArPen and they all have different numbers. I tried STR but when i gemmed arpen my burst went up big time, so i decided to stick with it. Is there anything my partner can do to get more burst to help out as well? like ive heard of prot spec with holy gear how effective is that versus the holy prot version?
Again thanks for all the info, im glad i took this to you guys already getting good info and its only been an hour.


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The study found that one in twenty internet users deliberately engage in trolling. They exhibit classic traits of sadism, psychopathy, narcissism and Machievellianism. The study was published in ScienceDirect and it covered 1,215 people.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration opened the door to a new era of clinical trial management last summer when it released guidance for industry on clinical trial oversight and called for expanded use of risk-based monitoring. Specifically, it encouraged sponsors to take advantage of electronic systems and focus clinical trial oversight activity on preventing risks to data quality and critical processes to patient safety and trial integrity.
Risk-based monitoring represents a smarter way to monitor clinical trials - a holistic, dynamic approach focusing on risk factors with the intent to conduct clinical trials more efficiently and cost-effectively, while ensuring patient safety, data integrity and compliance.
Industry best practices have long dictated that monitors visit each investigator site regularly to evaluate data and processes that impact patient safety and protocol compliance, and to conduct 100% source data verification (SDV). Risk-based monitoring turns that around through a focus on centralized and off-site monitoring instead of full on-site monitoring, and an emphasis on partial (or targeted) source data verification.
With risk-based monitoring, the role of the monitor doesn't change – just as the reasons we monitor haven't changed. However, technology will play an expanded role in helping clinical research associates (CRAs) execute risk-based monitoring strategies.
Core clinical systems should include activity-based study modeling, true end-to-end clinical data management, clinical trial management system, safety monitoring systems and operational analytics to inform study design and tie systems together in a single source of truth. In addition, innovative mobile apps are emerging that provide CRAs with visibility into real-time trial and site operational data that help them determine, based on critical data and process indicators such as screen failure rates, if they can skip a planned visit or make an unplanned visit – all while on the road. CRAs can leverage this increased mobility to help them manage the on-site visits they do make to be more efficient and productive, and adapt more quickly to changes.
Due to overarching concerns about patient safety, trial managers have been apprehensive to become early adopters of risk-based monitoring – despite the evident cost and efficiency benefits. Now, with guidance from the FDA, European Medicines Agency (EMA), and Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), as well as a widespread industry-group support and tools, such as TransCelerate's Risk Assessment Categorization Tool, sponsors and contract research organizations (CROs) are starting to actively implement risk-based monitoring.
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Word is Drew Doughty signed for 8 years, 56 million. Which is a 7 million dollar cap hit per year. (per McKenzie at TSN) I'm good with that. Actually, I'm crying happy tears right now. Funny how we all yelled at him, told him he was greedy, called him a child, etc. After one second […]
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