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Updated: 12/03/2010 - Meridian police have two persons of interest in custody in relation to the recent armed robbery activity.
Updated: 12/02/2010 - NAS Meridian unveiled a uniquely painted T-45 jet, commemorating the centennial of U.S. naval aviation.
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Posted: 12/01/2010 - The governing board for Jackson State University has formally approved hiring Carolyn Meyers as the school's new president, making her the first woman to hold the top job at JSU.
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Updated: 12/01/2010 - The Merry Meridian Market is moving out of downtown this year.
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Posted: 12/01/2010 - Police continue to get tips in their investigation of what appears to be a serial armed robber, but there has been no arrest so far.
Updated: 12/01/2010 - In a reversal, the Obama administration says it will not pursue offshore drilling in East Coast waters, including the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
Posted: 12/01/2010 - The nomination of Mississippi Supreme Court Justice James E. Graves, Jr., to a federal appeals post was approved Wednesday by the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.
Posted: 12/01/2010 - Mississippi revenue collections exceeded estimates in November, the fourth time that has occurred since the fiscal year began July 1.
Updated: 12/01/2010 - A two-time jail escapee is finally back behind bars in Kemper County. Woodie Moody escaped nine years ago.
Updated: 12/01/2010 - Alcorn State University has a new president, Christopher Brown, who comes from Fisk University in Nashville.
Updated: 12/01/2010 - Downtown Meridian is officially ready for Christmas, as the large Christmas tree in Dumont Plaza has been lit.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - For the second year in a row, the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians gave the city of Meridian a gift in the way tourism dollars.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - Meridian's mayor has joined with local school superintendents to encourage parents and other community members to be involved in an upcoming Parent Leadership Institute.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - A local organization has made a generous donation to WTOK's Coats for Kids campaign.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - Enterprise schools reached an historic mark in its band program this year.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - The Kansas City Southern Railroad brought its Holiday Express to Meridian's Union Station Tuesday night. It will be in Newton Wednesday.
Updated: 11/30/2010 - An area that did not need to see more severe weather Tuesday was Yazoo City, Miss. The severe weather came just months after some of the worst tornadoes in the state's history.
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Mt. Pleasant Church of God children share with the community
About 70 children recently gave back to the Mt. Pleasant area, during the Mt. Pleasasnt Church of God's annual Vacation Bible School program. This year's theme was "God's Backyard."
"Part of the program was servicing those in our backyard — those who we see every day, such as friends and (other members of) the community," said Chelsea Snyder, the program's director.
During the weeklong program, the children collected a large amount of non-perishable food and clothing to donate to those in need.
The children also created handmade scarves for the Salvation Army and presented "goody bags" to members of the Mt. Pleasant Borough Volunteer Fire Department to thank them for their service to the community.
"It was very thoughtful of them," said Cory Snyder, a Mt. Pleasant Borough volunteer firefighter and borough resident. "They (the bags) will be much appreciated back at the station."
Roughly 15 firefighters attended the program's finale on Friday at the church, which included entertainment provided by the children. In all, 65 bags were donated. Each contained a bottle of water, a personal note of thanks from a VBS participant, and treats such as Lifesavers, crackers and snack packs.
"I think it's great," said Jim Garsteck, a borough firefighter and borough resident. "It's good for them to learn to help others."
Hannah Foster, 6, of Ruffsdale said she enjoyed her time at Vacation Bible School. "It was fun," said Foster, who added that she has attended the program in past years and plans to participate again next summer.
Michelle Sechrist, who runs the Mt. Pleasant Church of God's food pantry, helped with this year's program.
"The kids did such a great job," Sechrist said. "They gave with a pure heart."
Cami DiBattista is a contributing writer for Trib Total Media.
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Had the opportunity to have lunch at Haven pizzeria last Saturday in Bethesda http://www.havenpizzeria.com/
The place has been getting a lot of buzz lately in the local media. Here are a couple of examples:
From my experience, the buzz is justified. Everything we had was very good, fresh, and made with excellent ingredients. The mozzarella on the caprese salad and the tomato pie was great, the sausage on the pie was flavorful and had a nice shot of fennel. The clam pie was terrific, good olive oil, wonderful clams, lots of garlic. The pizza crusts are thin and crisp with a beautiful smoky char.
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Thanks for the update. I work in downtown Bethesda and have been meaning to get over there. Can you tell me anything about the wine list? The website makes it sound interesting, but this is Montgomery County...
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We were having an early lunch before the return drive to Annapolis, so we didn't peruse the wine list, sorry. If the same care that went into the food preparation continues with the wine there should be some nice choices.


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This is the back of the Ginger Wafers tin.
And then on the same stall, down on the floor I saw these two lovely pictures,
so I snaffled them up too! They're going to go side by side above my bed, when I find the hammer!(Mr Nobody seems to have had it!)
And I couldn't resist this spotty address book.
So laden down with my 'treasures', we all headed back home for lunch and a quiet afternoon snoozing, before we went out for a birthday tea at a local pub.
As you can see I had a lovely birthday weekend, topped off by walking into work on Monday morning to find a rather impressive birthday cake waiting for me. Hand made by my boss Michelle, it must have taken her ages, I was really touched.
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Most retailers expect strong online holiday sales
Consumers enhance holiday shopping with mobile devices while 66% of retailers ramp up digital investment in mobile technology, enhanced purchase methods, and faster delivery, ...
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E-retailers fend for themselves in the wake of a data breach.
No one likes to hear of yet another network breach in which criminals steal sensitive payment card details. Not consumers, not e-retailers, not payment processors, not the banks that issue credit and debit cards. But there was more of that kind of bad news last week when payment processor Global Payments Inc. disclosed parts of its network had been hacked and that criminals made off with sensitive data from as many as 1.5 million payment cards.
While card brands Visa Inc., MasterCard Inc., Discover Financial Services and American Express Co. will deal with Global Payments, and banks will reissue thousands of credit and debit cards, e-retailers will have to contend with the breach fallout on their own. As Gartner Inc. security analyst Avivah Litan said of retailers, "They don't get any fair warning."
E-retailers can use the Global Payments breach as an impromptu reminder to reassess their fraud prevention efforts. This can be especially important for smaller e-retailers that may take a more hands-off approach and rely on their payment services providers.
If I ran an e-commerce business, I'd start first with an analysis of the fraud rate. Is it acceptable? If not, what can be done about it? What services can the payment provider supply? What can help the business without creating a headache for my customers or me?
If the fraud rate is fine, I'd still evaluate it to ensure that the resources put into keeping it low are not thwarting legitimate sales that get caught up in the anti-fraud measures.
I'd also ask what measures are in place beyond simply meeting the data security standards set by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council, commonly known as PCI. PCI compliance is a good starting point, but it's designed to protect the integrity of the payment system, not to assure that a retailer is blocking fraud without turning down good customers.
As a smaller e-retailer, I'd find out if the payment services provider offers tools to help remove sensitive payment card data so my e-commerce system does not store them. Can that be done affordably and without impeding the checkout process?
I'd also ask about any PCI or security fees appearing on my payment processing statement. What really is delivered with those fees? Are they reasonable? Are these fees truly paying for a service that helps my bottom line, or my payment provider's bottom line?
Essentially, I'd ask myself if I am doing everything possible to protect the cash flow my business must have. A company the size of Global Payments, which annually processes 5 billion global transactions, likely will survive this incident. But a smaller e-retailer that suffers a similar breach may not fare as well.
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Executive Search Challenged but Focused at the Top
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- 2012 Year-end executive search industry trend data, just released by the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC), revealed a 6.4 per cent annual decline in worldwide retained executive search industry revenues - putting estimated 2012 revenues for the executive search and leadership consulting profession at $9.74 billion.
Despite the number of new executive search mandates falling 7.1 per cent in 2012 from 2011, continued growth was recorded in the level of fees for assignments (up 1.7 per cent annually in 2012), indicating continued demand for the high-end of search and leadership consulting.
AESC President, Peter Felix, commented: "Among what are generally disappointing results there are nevertheless some bright spots for our profession. Thus global revenues in 2012 were still not very far short (-11.5%) of the all-time high in 2008, despite the volatility in the world economy and the very difficult trading environments in the depressed countries of Europe and the decelerating 'emerging' economies of Asia/Pacific. Certain sectors such as Industrial, Technology, Life Sciences and Energy have continued to be robust despite small percentage reductions in the number of search assignments; the level of executive search assignments appears to be moving further up-market, a factor confirmed by client organizations as they increasingly look to retained executive search firms for the more challenging, most senior and confidential assignments."
North America – accounting for 45.1 per cent of the global executive search market share in 2012 - experienced the least annual decline in the number of new searches started in 2012 over 2011 (down 1.1 per cent) and displayed upward year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter search activity in the fourth quarter of 2012.
A full copy of the AESC's Q4 2012 report is available upon request to AESC members and the press.
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The AESC State of the Executive Search Industry Report is quarterly research carried out by the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC) since 2004 on trends in the global retained executive search industry.
The Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC) represents the top retained executive search consulting firms around the world and promotes the highest professional standards in the industry. Visit www.aesc.org for more information about AESC, the International Executive Search Directory or BlueSteps, the AESC's executive career management service.
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A fight with his girlfriend is why a Lawrenceburg man allegedly stomped on her 8-month-old puppy, broke its neck and set it on fire.
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office is searching for Paul "Doobie" Dearinger, 40, whose last known address is 1330 Dry Dock Road.
That location is where Dearinger allegedly killed the dog — a mixed breed named Buster — on Sept. 26.
Dearinger is facing a cruelty to animals charge, a Class A misdemeanor, according to police.
An estimated $12 million and a population shortfall are what stand between Anderson County and a YMCA facility, but a judge-executive hopeful says she isn't letting those obstacles get in her way.
Donna Drury, a non-affiliated candidate, spelled out her admittedly rudimentary plans to bring a YMCA, along with an outdoor swimming pool, to Anderson County if she's elected judge-executive.
The outdoor pool and YMCA are separate issues, but Drury discussed both during a news conference last Thursday morning in front of the Anderson County Courthouse.
The Anderson County man accused of stomping on an 8-month-old puppy and setting it on fire was arrested in Frankfort on Saturday, the Anderson County Sheriff's Office confirmed Sunday afternoon.
Paul "Doobie" Dearinger, 40, allegedly killed the dog, a mixed breed named Buster, on Sept. 26.
The sheriff's office announced Friday that it, along with Crime Stoppers, was offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Dearinger.
He is facing a cruelty to animals charge, a Class A misdemeanor, according to police.
When people think of truck and tractor pulls in Kentucky, it's a good bet that Lawrenceburg is fast becoming the first location that comes to mind.
Although shortened to just one day due to last Friday's rainy weather, the Battle of the Bluegrass event in the county park proved successful and marks the second time in as many years that Lawrenceburg has played host to the largest outdoor pull in Kentucky, according to organizer Eddie Carey.
The home of a man suspected in the brutal slaying of a Mount Eden woman burned to the ground early last Wednesday morning in what investigators are calling a suspicious fire.
The singlewide trailer located at 4197 Bardstown Road and owned by murder suspect Gary Bancroft was fully involved when Anderson County firefighters arrived at the scene around 2 a.m.
Once the fire was extinguished, Anderson County Fire Chief Mike Barnes contacted the Kentucky State Police and asked that a K-9 unit with the Scott County Fire Department be brought in to investigate.
Imagine your worst headache. A headache that leaves you nauseated, with extreme sensitivity to light and pains that shoot down your back. A headache that Tylenol, ibuprofen and aspirin won't knock.
These headaches are "good" headaches for 8-year-old Maralyn Lewis.
These headaches are tolerable, and though they usually occur three to four times a month, they can usually be kept under control by lying in a dark room for a few hours.
The South Anderson Water District is requesting more information before it decides whether to allow a broadband internet supplier to attach antennas to its water towers in an effort to bring the service to rural Anderson County.
The water district board met last Tuesday night and discussed the possibility with Shelby Broadband owner Chuck Hogg, judge-executive candidate Chip Chambers and several interested citizens and business owners.
Just two of Anderson County's five schools that are subject to state testing met the required No Child Left Behind goals for 2010, and the district as a whole also failed to meet its goals.
NCLB goals are set by the state in an effort for all students to score proficient or higher on state assessments by the year 2014. In order to get to 100 percent by 2014, schools are required to reach a percentage, which increases each year.
Emma B. Ward and Robert B. Turner elementary schools met all of their NCLB goals, according to data released Thursday.
When all of Donnie and Sandy Peggs' cows didn't show up for feeding time Sept. 8, they knew something was amiss.
What they didn't know at that moment but are convinced of now is that 17 of their cows were stolen — in broad daylight.
"It's just a very strange situation," Sandy Peggs said by phone Monday afternoon. "My husband noticed all the cows not showing up. He looked around that night, but couldn't find them."
A Dana Drive man was killed last Wednesday in a three-vehicle accident at the intersection of US 127 Bypass and Highway 62.
Ralph G. Coy, 65, died from injuries he received in the accident, according to a news release from the Anderson County Coroner's Office.
Kentucky State Police are investigating the accident, but as of Monday had not released any specific details about how it occurred.
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Good night on the boards for Le Col as Revolution heads for season finale
Maxgear leads Championship by two points from Le Col, with Team Sky only one point further back
Le Col took the honours on the night in the penultimate round of the 2010/11 Revolution Championship at the Manchester Velodrome on Saturday evening, but it's Maxgear who go into the final round of the series in January as the team at the top of the rankings.
Franco Marvulli, Le Col's captain, led from the front, partnering Andy Fenn to beat the Manchester City Council pairing of Claudio Imhof and Sam Harrison to put in the fastest time, 58.485, in the second round of the 1km Madison Time Trial after Imhof and Harrison had set the pace in the first round.
Then, in a thrilling Team Points race, Marvulli took two individual sprints to help overhaul Team Sky, whose trio of Russ Downing, Peter Kennaugh and Tom Murray had been leading with 20 laps to go, Le Col eventually taking the victory by four points.
The inclusion of an Australian Pursuit on the programme had many in the crowd scratching their heads, although Hugh Porter, on PA duties for the evening, soon enlightened them – basically, riders start the race at different positions around the track and are eliminated if they are caught by a rider behind them – and an exciting race saw Russell Downing pipped by Leif Lampater.
The 10km scratch race saw Le Col notch up another win, helping bring them to within two points of Maxgear by the end of the evening, with Team Sky a further point behind in third, This time, victory came courtesy of Jon Mould, after a race in which Dean Downing had made the early pace before being attacked by Alex Dowsett, Pete Kennaugh and Sam Harrison.
The final event of the evening saw Great Britain take on Holland – together with honorary Dutchman Ross Edgar, partnering Tuen Mulder and Roy va den Berg – in a team pursuit, won by the home riders, David Daniell, Pete Mitchell and Philip Hindes.
During the evening, there was also a full programme of racing in the DHL Future Stars competition. In the Girls' events, Amy Roberts took the Points Race, while Emily Kay, who had narrowly missed out in that race, more than made up for it by winning the 6 Lap Dash and Scratch race and goes into January's finale at the top of the standings.
In the Boys' events, Matt Rotherham and Sam Lowe, who top the standings, fought a battle throughout the evening, Lowe taking the Points Race but Rotherham clinching victory in the Scratch Race and 6 Lap Dash, putting him into the series lead.
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Women and their newborns need a well-functioning health system that can provide services 24/7 by competent providers who have the appropriate equipment, supplies and medicines to conduct normal deliveries, manage complications and/or refer to higher level facilities if needed.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton launched Saving Mothers, Giving Life in 2012 to test an integrated health systems approach that addresses the "three delays" associated with maternal and newborn deaths: delays in, 1) seeking appropriate care, 2) reaching care in a timely manner and 3) receiving high-quality care at a health facility. This five-year Initiative aims to accelerate reductions in maternal and newborn mortality. Its partners include the governments of Uganda, Zambia, the United States and Norway as well as Merck for Mothers, Every Mother Counts, Project C.U.R.E. and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
The Saving Mothers, Giving Life public-private partnership builds on existing global health and national platforms, including:
A cornerstone of Saving Mothers, Giving Life is the global- and country-level partnerships that are designed to maximize the diverse strengths and resources of all the partners to accelerate the reduction of maternal and newborn mortality.
Saving Mothers, Giving Life began with four districts each in Uganda and Zambia that had high rates of maternal and newborn mortality and HIV prevalence. Based on the dramatic success during the one-year "proof of concept" phase, including a 35% reduction of the institutional maternal mortality ratio in both countries, the Initiative is expanding to 12 new districts in Zambia and an additional six districts in Uganda in its second phase.
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On September 28, 1960—a day that will live forever in the hearts of fans—Red Sox slugger Ted Williams stepped up to the plate for his last at-bat in Fenway Park. Seizing the occasion, he belted a solo home run—a storybook ending to a storied career.
In the stands that afternoon was twenty-eight-year-old John Updike, inspired by the moment to make his lone venture into the field of sports reporting. More than just a matchless account of that fabled final game, Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu is a brilliant evocation of Williams' entire tumultuous life in baseball.
Now, on the fiftieth anniversary of the dramatic exit of baseball's greatest hitter, The Library of America presents a commemorative edition of Hub Fans, prepared by the author just months before his death. To the classic final version of the essay, long out-of-print, Updike added an autobiographical preface and a substantial new afterword.
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4 Ways To Keep Sports From Ruining A Marriage
4 Ways To Keep Sports From Ruining A Marriage
4 Ways To Keep Sports From Ruining A Marriage
I am a San Francisco Giants fan, which means I am a happy man today. My team just won the World Series for the first time in my lifetime. In fact, this is the first time a team I like in any sport has ever won a championship. I checked. It's been 108 seasons of active rooting misery.
Now, while I might seem the perfect candidate to be that sports guy... that obsessed fan who almost ruins a marriage... I'm not. In fact, my Swedish wife cooked me a celebratory dinner today. She told all her classmates at grad school, and my kids' preschool teachers, about the Giants' win. And she could care less about sports. Especially American sports.
Why the domestic tranquility on the sports front? I have four good guesses.
1. We have an equal relationship. John Keilman wrote this about "the New Man" in the Chicago Tribune a few weeks ago:
The New Man keeps a tidy home. He washes dishes, sweeps floors and does laundry with nary a peep of complaint. So when he and his buddies destroy a hotel room in Vegas, the missis will have to write it off as an aberration."
Exactly. We're talking about an evolving masculinity here, and our co-parenting lifestyle reflects that. Not that I destroy Vegas hotel rooms, but men can gain a lot from taking on more responsibility. Why One Dad Embraced A Reversal Of Gender Roles
2. I have watched hours and hours of America's Next Top Model and Project Runway. It makes no difference that I actually liked these shows once upon a time. What matters is that I passed up on many games to watch them. Instant credibility for when it really matters. You have to pick your battles. And anyway, I would take Tim Gunn over any NFL linebacker in a bar brawl.
3. She knows how important it is to me. Not how important the beer and the food is. Not how important the flat-screen TV is. No. She has heard the stories about how I went to Buffalo Bills games in the rain when I was 5. She's heard about those cold summer days at Candlestick Park. She knows how wrapped up this all gets with my own years playing football and baseball, and blowing my knees out and loving the hard contact. How To Manage His Love Of Football
4. We don't live in the U.S. This means that a huge chunk of games are on in the middle of the night. It means that I am not surrounded by other fans. It gives me—shudder—perspective. Who needs perspective with sports, right? Well, it turns out perspective is good. So a little conscious separation has been good for me.
Now if you will excuse me, I must continue weeping with joy and daydreaming about flying to San Francisco in order to watch a parade.


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Gadget plays? Fine, but it always comes down to blocking and tackling. The Badgers did both very well.Hide replies
And a steady progression of students at tailback U...a classroom including Gordon with White next year is exciting.
(Now if we could just get Monte to trade in his red and white for Green and Gold...!)
Watching the replay on BTN last night was almost as much fun as watching live on Sat. Two observations from being able to watch knowing what will happen and being able to watch the whole setup.
1. The multiple sets, formations and shifts, with people moving all over the place, took a tremendous amount of focus, discipline and prep to pull off without penalties or breakdowns. Coaches probably will find some assignment errors on film but not to average watcher. That offense was not installed or mastered in a month, but clearly took quite a while to build. Still want to see how Canada adjusts in games but he clearly now has a package of options. If that's the look of our offense going forward the coming years will be successful and fun.
2. It's up to the QB to call the sets, the shifts, etc and then to check the defense and then make sure all his guys are where they're supposed to be. Impressive performance by Phillips in only his, what, 3rd start. Running that offense efficiently may be more important than a rocket arm.Hide replies
I noticed as the game went on that some of the shifts shifted; they didn't end up in exactly the same spots. But the Huskers moved just like they had on earlier shifts; probably put them out of position.
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BB on his way to Arkansas! So much for his On Wisconsin.
You'd think this newspaper would have reported by now that Bielema got hired by Arkansas. Pretty pathetic for a hometown paper.
Bielema to Arkansas. Nothing here. Too late to get Chryst back? Aargh.
Just read a report that Bret Bielema is taking the Arkansas job... Can't believe this!!
Wow.... wonder if he was fired
Holy crap...Bielema left! ESPN reporting he's taking the Arkansas job...
Hopefully Barry can find a coach who can manage a game properly.
What about BB's comments about how the Big Ten does things honorably, unlike the SEC? Now he wants to join a conference full of cheaters. He will get eaten alive. Maybe Barry should hire a top SEC assistant. We need someone who can coach well enough to beat Urban Meyer.
I would bet the "Powers at be" told him to move on... This looks better for Wi and Bielema.
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Although Nico Rosberg was frustrated at being ordered to hold position behind Lewis Hamilton at the end, Brawn says that calling off the race was totally the right thing for the Brackley-based outfit to do.
He has revealed that team data shows that although Rosberg felt he had the pace to threaten the Red Bulls if he had been allowed to overtake Hamilton, his fuel situation meant he had no realistic chance of doing so.
"In my judgement, the lowest risk solution was for the drivers to hold station," Brawn told AUTOSPORT
"Nico may have got past Lewis, but on the fuel management programme that both drivers were running, there was no opportunity to progress further or challenge the front two cars.
"A third and fourth place finish was an excellent result for the team and I was not prepared to risk it.
"When I spoke to the team afterwards, I used the analogy of a man in the desert who had found a cup of water - and we wanted to make sure that we didn't spill a single drop."
Brawn said that both Hamilton and Rosberg had been on the edge with fuel throughout the race because the team had been bold with its strategy.
"Both drivers were fuelled aggressively for the race as part of our calculations to achieve the overall shortest race time," he said.
"It's always a balancing act between the time lost in the early stages by carrying more fuel weight and the driving style compromises that have to be made to reach the finish.
"As each driver's race evolves, we have to react accordingly.
"Whilst the profile of Lewis and Nico's races were slightly different, both drivers had to make similar adjustments to reach our fuel targets.
"Fuel consumption targets are reviewed after each race and we will certainly look at this race closely to take any lessons for the future."
Hamilton said after the race that he had queried with Brawn as to whether he had done the right thing in not letting Rosberg through to see what he could do.
Brawn responded by making it clear that all he asked of his drivers was that they obeyed any instructions coming from the pit wall.
"That conversation happened after the race during our engineering briefing, when I said to both drivers that I expect them to respect the decisions made on the pit wall and to act in the best interests of the team," he said.
"They did exactly that on Sunday afternoon and I am very pleased with the mature and considered approach shown by both Nico and Lewis."
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Bibtex Entry for CAVE_0209
"Enhancing Resolution along Multiple Imaging Dimensions using Assorted Pixels,"
S.G. Narasimhan and S.K. Nayar,
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,
Vol.27, No.4, pp.518-530, Apr, 2005.
author = {S.G. Narasimhan and S.K. Nayar},
title = {{E}nhancing {R}esolution along {M}ultiple {I}maging {D}imensions using {A}ssorted {P}ixels},
journal = {IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence},
volume = {27},
number = {4},
pages = {518--530},
month = {Apr},
year = {2005}


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|Children to battle water shortage
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Blow up slides and bounce houses are just some of the things in store for kids at the town of Boone's Water Conservation Fun in the Park Day on September 29.The activities are from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Junaluska Park- and it's no coincidence that it all happens just before October. According to program coordinator Andrea Gimlin, October is the peak water usage month.
According to Gimlin- that means it's particularly important to educate kids and parents about water conservation now. Water Conservation activities will hopefully inspire parents and kids alike to begin conserving in October.
Kids and families can come out and picnic- and learn about water conservation in the process.
The program comes out of the town's Every Drop Counts Conservation Campaign.
Having this campaign puts Boone ahead of many other communities, Gimlin says.
Many other communitites Boone's size wait until they have a serious water crisis before promoting conservation. Boone's ahead of the game, she says.
Gimlin is excited about what she feels will be a successful and fun day in the park.
Gimlin hopes that by teaching kids good water conservation habits now, they'll make good water decisions throughout their lives.
Children can also help educate parents on the importance of conservation.
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With increased activity in the UK Sales Recruitment marketplace, it is becoming all the more important that you hire the right candidate the first time, and whilst recruiting/interviewing can often be viewed as a game of chance, you truly can identify the right individuals if you invest the time in the hiring process.
Interviewing job candidates is tough, especially as some candidates are a lot better at interviewing than they are at working.
To get the core info you need about the candidates you interview, here's a simple but incredibly effective interview technique used by John Younger, the CEO of Accolo, a cloud recruiting solutions provider. (If you think you've conducted a lot of interviews, think again: Younger has interviewed thousands of people.)
Here's how it works. Just start from the beginning of the candidate's work history and work your way through each subsequent job. Move quickly, and don't ask for detail. And don't ask follow-up questions, at least not yet.
Go through each job and ask the same three questions:
1. How did you find out about the job?
2. What did you like about the job before you started?
3. Why did you leave?
"What's amazing," Younger says, "is that after a few minutes, you will always have learned something about the candidate–whether positive or negative–that you would never have learned otherwise."
Here's why:
How did you find out about the job?
Job boards, general postings, online listings, job fairs–most people find their first few jobs that way, so that's certainly not a red flag.
But a candidate who continues to find each successive job from general postings probably hasn't figured out what he or she wants to do–and where he or she would like to do it.
He or she is just looking for a job; often, any job.
And that probably means he or she isn't particularly eager to work for you. He or she just wants a job. Yours will do–until something else comes along.
"Plus, by the time you get to Job Three, Four, or Five in your career, and you haven't been pulled into a job by someone you previously worked for, that's a red flag," Younger says. "That shows you didn't build relationships, develop trust, and show a level of competence that made someone go out of their way to bring you into their organization."
On the flip side, being pulled in is like a great reference–without the letter.
What did you like about the job before you started?
In time, interviewees should describe the reason they took a particular job for more specific reasons than "great opportunity," "chance to learn about the industry," or "next step in my career."
Great employees don't work hard because of lofty titles or huge salaries. They work hard because they appreciate their work environment and enjoy what they do. (Titles and salary are just icing on the fulfillment cake.)
That means they know the kind of environment they will thrive in, and they know the type of work that motivates and challenges them–and not only can they describe it, they actively seek it.
Why did you leave?
Sometimes people leave for a better opportunity. Sometimes they leave for more money.
Often, though, they leave because an employer is too demanding. Or the employee doesn't get along with his or her boss. Or the employee doesn't get along with co-workers.
When that is the case, don't be judgmental. Resist the temptation to ask for detail. Hang on to follow-ups. Stick to the rhythm of the three questions. That makes it natural for candidates to be more open and candid.
In the process, many candidates will describe issues with management or disagreements with other employees or with taking responsibility–issues they otherwise would not have shared.
Then follow up on patterns that concern you.
"It's a quick way to get to get to the heart of a candidate's sense of teamwork and responsibility," Younger says. "Some people never take ownership and always see problems as someone else's problem. And some candidates have consistently had problems with their bosses–which means they'll also have issues with you."
Happy interviewing and try out this technique, it may just work for you too…
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NVIDIA's work in visual computing — the art and science of computer graphics — has led to thousands of patented inventions, breakthrough technologies, deep industry relationships and a globally recognized brand. For two decades, we've pioneered this uniquely powerful medium, which has transformed the PC from a tool for productivity into one for creativity and discovery.
At the core of our company is the GPU — the engine of modern visual computing — which we invented in 1999. One of the most complex processors ever developed, our Kepler™ generation of GPUs boasts 7 billion transistors. The GPU has propelled computer graphics from a feature into an ever-expanding industry — encompassing video games, movie production, product design, medical diagnosis and scientific research, among many other categories. GPUs are now driving new fields like computer vision, image processing, machine learning and augmented reality.
- Founded in 1993
- Jen-Hsun Huang is co-founder and CEO
- Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif.
- Listed in 1999 with NASDAQ under the symbol NVDA
- Invented the GPU in 1999 and has shipped more than 1 billion to date
- $4.68 billion in revenue in FY15
- 9,100 employees worldwide
- ~7,300 patent assets
Our products span the entire spectrum of visual computing — from fundamental inventions, to processors incorporating GPUs, to system components, to fully integrated systems. We target three major vertical markets: gaming; professional visualization; and high performance computing and data centers. For each, we offer a platform of processors, software, tools, marketing, expertise and, increasingly, connected services. We leverage innovations we create for these markets by selling components and licensing IP to leading OEMs who wish to create devices differentiated by rich graphics.
As the world leader in visual computing, we attract the best minds in the field. Their ingenuity advances the industry. Their drive fuels our company. As a result, our brand inspires a rare devotion that is expressed in deeply personal ways — including artwork, tattoos and even fans naming their children "NVIDIA"
Gaming is our heritage. Our GeForce® platform of processors, software and services fosters the PC gaming market, the world's largest gaming segment, which is projected to reach $26 billion in 2014. More than 40 million gamers use GeForce Experience™, NVIDIA's app for next-gen PC gaming, which offers optimized game settings and driver updates, as well as game capture and streaming technologies. SHIELD™, a gaming and entertainment portable, is a catalyst for the burgeoning Android™ gaming market, the fastest growing segment. NVIDIA GRID™ is a breakthrough invention that delivers rich graphics on demand, through the cloud, enabling a "Netflix of gaming." Across platforms, our GameWorks™ program offers access to some of the world's most talented visual effects artists, as well as the library of algorithms and tools they're constantly building.
Explore visual computing solutions for gamers and cloud gaming providers.
In the early 2000s, our invention of a programmable processor expanded NVIDIA's reach into professional graphics. Today, Quadro® is the industry standard for professional visualization — from mechanical and industrial design, to medical imaging, to digital content creation and film. Since 2009, every film nominated for the "Best Visual Effects" Academy Award was created on Quadro. Quadro powers 80% of the world's workstations and its suite of tools and algorithms is incorporated into nearly every major design tool in the world. As professional visualization moves to the cloud, NVIDIA GRID technologies serve the growing market for virtualized workstations as well as the growing need for mobile access to graphics assets.
Explore visual computing solutions for professional workstations.
Scientists and researchers around the world use Tesla® GPUs to tackle the most complex challenges, such as modeling the human brain and finding a cure for HIV. We serve them with a robust platform of technologies, tools, libraries and experts at the intersection of computer architecture and algorithms. NVIDA GPUs power many of the world's fastest supercomputers, including Titan at Oak Ridge National Labs, and 15 of the top 15 most energy-efficient supercomputers on the latest Green500 list. NVIDIA is also redefining general-purpose computing by bringing the capabilities of GPUs into the data center. Servers from Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, IBM and others use NVIDIA GRID technology to virtualize enterprise PCs for mobile workforces and accelerate applications in cutting-edge fields, such as big data analytics and machine learning.
Explore visual computing solutions for high-performance computing and machine learning.
Visual computing is more important than ever, with consumer expectation for rich graphics rising amid a massive proliferation of mobile devices. The world's leading OEMs, from Apple to Audi, will build computing devices that incorporate more than 2 billion GPU cores in 2014. NVIDIA creates the world's best GPUs to address this opportunity, either through processors or licensing our IP. Our Tegra® SOCs serve the smart device markets where visual computing matters — from superphones and tablets to auto infotainment and driver assistance systems, to gaming devices. Our latest processor, Tegra® K1, brings the heart of GeForce and the soul of Tesla to mobile. With 192 fully programmable cores, Tegra K1 enables developers to build next-gen games and apps that will run on any device. The automotive-grade Tegra K1 visual computing module will even help self-driving cars advance from the realm of research into the mass market and bring photo-realistic digital cockpits to life.
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WASHINGTON — States will receive more than $9 in federal money for every $1 they spend to cover low-income residents under President Barack Obama's health care law, according to a nonpartisan analysis released Monday.
Expanding Medicaid to cover about 20 million more low-income people will cost over $1 trillion nationally from 2013 to 2022, said the joint report from the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Urban Institute. But the analysis found that states will pay just $76 billion of that, a combined share of roughly 7 percent. The feds will pay the other $952 billion.
Republican governors have resisted the Medicaid expansion, saying it adds an unacceptable burden to already strained budgets. And the Supreme Court handed the governors a victory this summer, ruling that states are free to reject the Medicaid deal.
Medicaid is one of the two main ways that Obama's law expands coverage to most of the 50 million uninsured U.S. residents. As a broader Medicaid safety net picks up more low-income people, new health insurance markets called exchanges will offer subsidized private coverage to the middle class. Both parts of the strategy take effect in 2014, at the same time that most Americans will be required to carry health insurance or pay a fine.
The new analysis was unlikely to change the minds of state leaders who have already rejected the Medicaid expansion, but it may help shape the debate in a majority of states still on the fence.


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You can find several sources for Advising within the University and LHSP.
For academic advising, students should contact the academic advising unit within the college that they are enrolled, e.g., LSA, Engineering, Nursing and Kinesiology.
For LSA students, please visit
The Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center
1255 Angell Hall
E-mail: email@example.com
The Academic Advising Center serves LSA undergraduates by:
- Helping them make informed decisions about educational goals and LSA curriculum
- Encouraging them to formulate an academic program appropriate to their individual interests and abilities
- Assisting them in evaluating their academic progress and performance
- Providing them accurate information about LSA policies and procedures
- Furnishing them an opportunity to explore the purposes of a liberal arts and science education
Here in the residence halls:
Peer Academic Success Specialists (PASSes) provide advice and information in all residence halls (except Fletcher) in support of academic activities, technology and information literacy, and integrative learning. These resident staff specialists have general information on requirements, deadlines, and policies, and connect in-class learning with co-curricular learning. With an emphasis on technology-enabled support services, they link residents to educational opportunities. Workshops addressing a variety of academic interests and concerns are offered throughout the year. All residence staff can refer you to useful resources in the hall and on campus to make each year a success!
The LHSP RAs and the LHSP Student Assistants are also available for mentoring and answering questions about campus resources and student life. These student leaders can be found in and around the residence hall or by a quick email.
The University provides many other resources for advising and counseling:
Campus Information Centers
Michigan Union–Main Floor
Pierpont Commons 2101 Bonisteel
The Career Center
3200 Student Activities Building
Counseling and Psychological Services
3100 Michigan Union


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El Jem
A popular attraction for tourists, El Jem is home to some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in Tunisia, including the famous amphitheatre. Built around the year 238, the amphitheatre was used for gladiator fights and chariot races. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. One side of the structure has been rebuilt with seating and safety rails, allowing visitors a spectator's view of the arena. Another notable archaeological site in El Jem is the remains of Roman merchant houses in the south of the city. The archaeological museum in El Jem has displays of various artefacts recovered from the sites, including some beautiful mosaics.
The modern town of El Jem surrounds the amphitheatre with cafes and souvenir shops. Accommodation in El Jem is very limited, as the town has only one basic hotel.