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NASHVILLE, Tenn. and GLEN ROCK, N.J., Oct. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- HealthLeaders-InterStudy and Fingertip Formulary find that Bristol-Myers Squibb/AstraZeneca's Onglyza is covered by 44 percent of commercial health plans but less than one percent of Medicare plans. According to the Formulary Forum report entitled Formulary Advantages in Type 2 Diabetes: Impact of Current and Future DPP-IV Inhibitors and GLP-1 Analogues on Advantaged Reimbursement Status for Key Brands, among plans that have Onglyza on formulary, the majority have placed the drug on Tier 3.
The three-tier open formulary is the most common formulary design in the U.S., therefore the positioning of Onglyza as a primarily Tier 3 benefit is consistent with survey findings that show 40 percent of surveyed pharmacy directors say they cover emerging agents, including Onglyza which was approved for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes in July, on their highest tier until they can complete an internal review.
"Large plans have most rapidly added Onglyza to their formularies but mostly as a Tier 3 benefit, likely as a default option until an internal review can be conducted and they can determine whether the drug should be upgraded to Tier 2," said Michael Malecki, Ph.D., product manager for Formulary Forum. "Our survey found that nearly three-quarters of surveyed pharmacy directors from large plans say they expect their managed care organization to review emerging therapies within six months of FDA approval, so we expect the story of Onglyza's coverage to evolve over the coming months."
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Formulary Advantages in Type 2 Diabetes: Impact of Current and Future DPP-IV Inhibitors and GLP-1 Analogues on Advantaged Reimbursement Status for Key Brands is based on a survey of 50 pharmacy directors who control national, regional and state-level managed care organizations. Answers were segmented by type of plan to illustrate
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Post #2 for me, I hope it goes better than post #1...............
When replying to Mary E about her question on under collars I found an interesting Threads article for an illustration. The article was about turn-of-cloth. Often I will refer back to measurements from a RTW garment or a previously made garment as a means of checking the fit of a pattern prior to cutting. In responding to some of the beginner's questions on fit of, say, something like jeans, I've attempted to explain that you need to add just a teeny bit extra in the measurement to accommodate the bulk of the fabric bending over the seam or, sometimes, being folded over the seam. If you made the same pattern out of a light weight fabric and a dense heavyweight fabric and cut it out exactly the same there will be a little different fit, part of which can be attributed to turn-of-cloth. Especially for those of you fitting snug or trim fit clothing, I hope that you will read this article which I referenced in my response to Mary E.:
Hi Mary,
Just wanted to be sure my answer was right so found this article that will show you which piece is the under collar and there's a bonus. I usually interface both of these pieces also, and sometimes I cut the under collar just a tiny bit shorter in the height of the piece which you'll understand when you look at this Threads article.
The bonus? turn-of-cloth
I've tried to explain to some of the beginners with questions the little tiny allowance that needs to be made for that based on the weight and texture of the fabric. I had no idea it had a name! Of course, I didn't know what a wadder was either so I guess that's not saying much.
Hope you enjoy the article. I'm telling you, if Santa doesn't put that Threads all back issue CD in my stocking I'm just going to get it myself.
Hope this gives some of you beginners a head start in crafting and molding fabrics to fit your body.
Best wishes.
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Bumping for member question.
Bumping for new question.
Great article!
I should subscribe to Threads magazine.
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Thanks I have just saved this article to read. Very much appreciated.
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Thanks ladies.
Additional resource with great 'this is better than that' photos of collars.
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ATLANTA and PHOENIX, Jan. 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- LogistiCare Solutions LLC, the nation's largest non-emergency medical transportation management company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Providence Service Corp (Nasdaq: PRSC), has opened its first call center in the Southwest. Located in Phoenix, Arizona, the call center is designed to handle transportation requests from LogistiCare's nationwide health maintenance organizations (HMO) and other commercial clients.
"While we have call centers throughout the country to support our Medicaid contracts, Phoenix is the first center to begin taking calls exclusively for our commercial clients," said LogistiCare's CEO John L. Shermyen. "The call center will accommodate requests from our expanding commercial client base of HMOs and managed care organizations (MCOs). Additionally, we will be well-situated to service clients and capture growth in one of the nation's fastest growing regions."
LogistiCare currently arranges non-emergency medical transportation for clients in 36 states. In addition to experiencing significant growth among government contracts, LogistiCare has also enjoyed substantial growth in its commercial accounts in recent years. Increasingly, health care plans are now offering non-emergency transportation as a plan benefit.
The Phoenix call center opened in November 2007 with 50 customer service representatives and employment is expected to double over the next 18 months. Transportation will be provided by contractors in LogistiCare's transportation network, which includes over 1,100 transportation providers throughout the United States.
About LogistiCare
LogistiCare is the nation's leading Medicaid transportation management
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Alice Liddell; Ina Liddell; Edith Mary Liddell
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Alice Liddell; Ina Liddell; Edith Mary Liddell
by Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson)
wet collodion glass plate negative, Summer 1858
6 in. x 7 1/8 in. (154 mm x 181 mm)
Purchased jointly with the National Media Museum, Bradford, with help from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, 2002
Primary Collection
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- Alice Pleasance Liddell (1852-1934), Inspiration for 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'; Daughter of Henry George Liddell. Sitter in 14 portraits.
- Edith Mary Liddell (1854-1876), Sister of Alice Pleasance Liddell. Sitter in 9 portraits.
- Lorina Charlotte ('Ina') Liddell (1849-1930), Sister of Alice Pleasance Liddell. Sitter in 11 portraits.
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- Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) (1832-1898), Photographer and author of 'Alice in Wonderland'. Artist associated with 59 portraits, Sitter in 9 portraits.
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The results fall in line with those of other studies conducted in Spain. However, research studying mortality in age groups is still scarce.
"Although this decrease trend will continue into the future, everything points to a stabilisation in mortality for elderly women," points out lvaro Meca. "Therefore, breast cancer preventative practices should be different and specific to the age range of the patient," he concludes.
The reason behind this tendency
Breast cancer incidence has increased in all European countries in recent years, independently of whether or not national screening programmes are in place. However, mortality has experienced an annual decrease of 1.8% from 1997 to 2006.
This tendency is due to mammographies and the application of effective hormone treatments, chemotherapy and advances in radiotherapy and surgery.
According to Spain's 2006 National Health Survey, 4% of women between the age of 25 and 34 and 19% between the age of 35 and 44 undergo a mammography every two years.
"It is probable that such innovation has contributed to improved breast cancer survival rates observed in Europe, although the contribution of each factor is unknown," indicate the authors.
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Hyde County Has No Money To Pay For Guards At New Jail
Updated: 12/28/2007 - There's a new 32-bed jail in Hyde County, but no money in the budget to hire anyone to guard it.
Updated: 12/28/2007 - There's a new 32-bed jail in Hyde County, but no money in the budget to hire anyone to guard it.
Updated: 12/28/2007 - Coast Guard search crews from Elizabeth City have suspended their search for a missing sailor.
Updated: 12/30/2007 - A lawsuit filed by the family of a living man who was declared dead and taken to a morgue alleges the mistake led to injuries from which he might never recover.
Posted: 12/28/2007 - Police in western Pennsylvania are trying to identify the skeletal remains of a woman found in a wooded area who might have ties to North Carolina.
Posted: 12/28/2007 - Authorities say a North Carolina man died this morning after he was hit by a car on Interstate 95 in Florence County.
Posted: 12/28/2007 - Wachovia CEO Ken Thompson says he does not expect a recession in 2008 despite ongoing troubles in the nation's financial markets.
Posted: 12/28/2007 - U.S. House members spent $20.3 million in tax money last year to send mail to constituents.
Posted: 12/28/2007 - Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says he had the chance to speak with Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf yesterday. And the phone call came amid the turmoil just hours after the assassination of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto.
Updated: 12/28/2007 - Deputy in fair condition at PCMH, police dog okay after Thursday night crash.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Vanceboro woman was visiting Colombia when she was killed.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Wall nearly four feet lower than what was recommended.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - Police say robbery happened at Craven Terrace housing complex.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - An ECU student born in Pakistan reflects on the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - Worker charged with leaving child alone on bus for nine hours.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - Caution is a word that many parents and big sisters across eastern Carolina are using when it comes to the online network myspace.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - Authorities say Rep. Phillip Frye had a bit too much holiday cheer Christmas Eve. He blew a .18 after his arrest, more than twice the legal limit.
Updated: 11/19/2008 - Website That Helps You Manage All Those Gift Cards
Posted: 12/27/2007 - CEO Ken Lewis says he doesn't foresee any looming acquisitions in 2008 for the nation's largest bank.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - Police say it was Dayshaun Berry's second attempt to get away from custody last night.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - Eastern Carolina remains 15 to 20 inches behind in rainfall for the year.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - A new report suggests that U.S. consumers gained a bit of confidence this month, despite concerns about the health of the economy.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - A Roanoke Rapids man thought he got a last minute Christmas present Monday night---but deputies say Mike Parks came up empty handed.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - A party security adviser says Benazir Bhutto was shot in the neck and chest as she got into her vehicle, and then the gunman blew himself up.
Posted: 12/27/2007 - North Carolina gunmaker Remington Arms is acquiring Marlin Firearms Co., which has been making weapons since 1870.
Updated: 12/27/2007 - A deadline for federal disaster relief assistance has been extended, giving North Carolina farmers hit hard by the drought more time to apply for aid.


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Finally took my FS for a decent work out at the trails around Forrest (SE Australia). Wow. Very, very different to doing it on the cyclocross:
1) 2" knobbies...who knew they had so much grip?? I started out tentative around off-camber muddy corners where the CX would lose traction pretty soon (even with 35mm knobbies), but the thing just held on.
2) Disk brakes...jeez you can stop fast. Had to really learn to hold back on the front brake.
3) Low seat position: hit any small jump hard, and let the bike bounce back and forwards while you stay in the same position. So easy.
4) Front suspension: roll over almost log, ignore roots and rocks completely. (I previously stacked my CX on a very small log rollover just because I didn't lift the wheel hard enough)
5) Rear suspension: go over any drop-off without questioning it, smash your way through rock gardens or the bush...
6) Small wheels: weave through trees a lot quicker.
On technical singletrack, they're both a lot of fun. But the cx is fun the way beating your dad at chess is fun, whereas the fs is fun the way getting smashed with your mates is fun...
I know I'm preaching to the converted here, but, wheee...you can really go fast When I get a GPS, I'm really looking forward to taking them both for a spin around the same tracks, to put some numbers on it.
Next thing to figure out: how and when to use the rear brake. On the CX (cantis), most corners require decent force on both brakes, but I can see there is a lot more subtlety when you have so much power and grip.
I probably still have both shocks set too soft, but I'm still enjoying the novelty, and I don't think I bottomed out either one.
Only thing the FS sucks for is climbing on gravel roads. Oh, and the Sram SX4 shifters are poo, but what do you expect for the price I paid...


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Whether with products, services, supply chains, or promotions, we believe there's untapped potential at the intersection of large brands and small businesses.
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"We are delighted to have chosen PDL as a partner," remarked Dr. Simpson, CEO of Avinger. "We have been able to quickly and efficiently raise significant capital without diluting our existing shareholders, something we find very valuable. We look forward to a strong, mutually-beneficial relationship with PDL."
About Avinger, Inc.
Founded in 2007 by renowned cardiologist and medical device entrepreneur Dr. John B. Simpson , Avinger seeks to radically improve the treatment of vascular disease through the development of new technology and a new approach to treatment called lumivascular (lumi = light, vascular = artery). Already commercially available is Ocelot, the first line of devices using lumivascular technology, used in procedures to open totally occluded arteries in the legs. In addition, Avinger is currently developing a line of lumivascular atherectomy devices, called Pantheris, which will be used to remove plaque from the arteries affected by peripheral artery disease.
About PDL BioPharma
PDL pioneered the humanization of monoclonal antibodies and, by doing so, enabled the discovery of a new generation of targeted treatments for cancer and immunologic diseases. Today, PDL is focused on intellectual property asset management, investing in new income generating assets and maximizing value for its shareholders. For more information, please visit www.pdl.com.
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Is The Paparazzi Creating A Silver Lining For Katie Holmes On The Closing Day Of Dead Accounts? (Photos)natalieklein
Katie Holmes was photographed for the very last time walking to and from the her performance of Dead Accounts on Broadway at The Music Box Theatre!
I can't help but think that Katie will enjoy having a little privacy back on her walks! Although, I am sure they are still out there and will be trying to take as many as possible. But, this change in her schedule will definitely keep the paparazzi hard at work trying to figure out her schedule!
Katie Holmes! 1 of 7Katie is looking extremely happy as she gets to work!
Purse! 2 of 7Katie seems to be holding on tight to her purse!
The Bag! 3 of 7Katie seems to be bringing dinner with her!
The Man! 4 of 7I don't know who the man is but he seems to be making Katie smile!
Money! 5 of 7Do you think he wants a tip?
Hey, Katie! 6 of 7Actress Katie Holmes seen flashing a smile while arriving to the Broadway show Dead Accounts at the Music Box Theatre in New York.
The Coat! 7 of 7This is one nice big, blue puffy coat!!! Love it !
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Live Web Chat with Bill Wallauer
In honor of the extension of the "See Chimpanzee, Save Chimpanzees" conservation program, JGI is hosting a special Web chat with Bill Wallauer, JGI's videographer and wildlife cameraman who served as one of the principal photographers on "Chimpanzee."
The Jane Goodall Institute's "Chimp Champion," Bill will share stories and answer your questions about the making of Disneynature's "Chimpanzee." You won't want to miss this behind-the-scenes online chat!
All About Anzac
Lemba's Eyes
Just like with people, you can gain insight into a chimpanzee's mood or intentions by looking into his or her eyes. Lemba´s eyes are tender, warm and a little sad. This young chimpanzee's face reflects the many tragedies she's endured during her short life. First, she lost her mother who was shot by a poacher. Then, after coming to Tchimpounga, she contracted polio during a regional outbreak. As a result, her legs are paralyzed. Needless to say, these two events deeply impacted this charismatic chimpanzee.
All About Anzac
In April 2012, the staff at the Jane Goodall Institute's Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center in the Republic of Congo welcomed a new arrival: a baby girl called Anzac. She was named Anzac because she came to the sanctuary on ANZAC Day (April 25, 2012), a World War I observance for people from Australia and New Zealand, and because, like many war veterans, she had lost an arm.
Daring Dunez
Dunez's companions, Lemba, D'Joni and Wounda, spend hours playing and laughing. Of the three, Dunez is the best at moving through the trees. D'Joni tries to follow her, but he is not as coordinated, so he doesn't move as quickly. Dunez is probably more skilled because she arrived at Tchimpounga at age three. As a result, she likely spent more time in the forest with her mother. Dunez constantly amazes the Tchimpounga caregivers with her enormous jumps.
The Adventures of Antonio
Antonio is under the watchful eye of Noel, one of Tchimpounga's dedicated caregivers. Noel and Antonio even sleep together because baby chimpanzees, like human infants, need the warmth and protection of an adult during the night.
JeJe Loves Watermelon
This week, JeJe began wanting to eat solid foods. His stomach is ready for fruits and vegetables, so every day the caregivers at the Jane Goodall Institute's Tchimpounga sanctuary offer him a broad selection of treats. They give him small bites little by little to see what he likes.
Life with Lemba
Each morning, Wounda receives a liter of milk. This is just one of several treatments she receives due to a recent illness. Young Lemba watches in anticipation until the caregivers produce a bottle for her. For Lemba, milk is a special treat, so the mornings are her favorite part of the day.
Friendly Zola
In late May, authorities confiscated an 18-month-old male named "Zola" in Imphondo, which is a town found in the north of Congo. Imphondo is located along the Ubangui River, which flows into the Congo.
Adorable Anzac
Little Anzac, a recent arrival at Tchimpounga, is one of the many victims of the illegal commercial bushmeat trade. Congolese authorities confiscated her from a poacher before turning her over to the caregivers at the Jane Goodall Institute's sanctuary.
In the mornings, Anzac loves to make grass angels, similar to the snow angels many human children make during the winter months. She lies on her back, flapping her arms about and enjoying the feel of the dew-covered ground.


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Not just great scientists, but great people with ideas worth sharing.
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I just need your help to get these made so that they can be enjoyed by tons of people, and perhaps make the world a bit better. The stencils will be laser cut from 100% recycled 390gsm chipboard and are completely functional and ready for paint, though they work quite just well hung up against a dark background. I think scientific progress is extremely (hella) important, and the world is a bit better for every person who has heard of Carl Sagan or Richard Feynman.
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Nikon F3HP, [EX]: beautiful cosmetices meter intermittent. Returned for another.
second one: cosmetics excellent, shutter wrinkled and not exposing full frame at high speeds - returned for refund.
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Nikon FA , [EX]: missing eyepice, +/- light on continuously no matter what exposure compensation dialed in (including 0). exchange for
second Nikon FA: also missing eye piece. little shutter speed display in view finder dead. Exchanged for..
third Nikon FA: Worked in manual mode only. None of the auto exposure modes worked at all. Returned for refund.
Nikon FE (BGN): looked pretty good. I might have called it excellent cosmetics on ebay. Meter dead. Returned and vowed "Never Again".
By contrast, I've only once needed to return a LF lens - and it was obvious that hey just simply shipped the wrong lens. It wasn't even close - except the focal length was the same as I had originally ordered. Unfortunately, they did not have the lens I ordered in stock. So, got a refund and bought one from Jim at MPEX.


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Hexar RF? Or Bessa R2A? Bessa seems to be cheap built and low on base frame length. anyone actually used them both?
I like the manual focus and option of having the aperture priority.
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Hexar RF? Or Bessa R2A? Bessa seems to be cheap built and low on base frame length. anyone actually used them both?
I like the manual focus and option of having the aperture priority.
zeiss ikon...
Used Leica M6 TTL.
If you want to stick to something that will take M-mount glass, another vote for the Zeiss Ikon here. If you aren't wedded to the M-mount lenses, also consider a Contax G2. While the manual focus on it is not as direct a system as on the Leicas, it can be focused manually, or auto if you want. It also gives you aperture, shutter, and program AE as well as manual, and it also has auto parallax correction in the viewfinder. Plus, the lenses for it are some of the best ever made, and cost a fraction of what Leica M glass costs.
Aperture Priority... a luxury! I've got a couple of Bessa T's, the little exposure indicator works pretty well, doesn't add too much to the shot time (like all things, you get used to it). I do have a Bessa R3A, but it's off on holiday to Japan to get the frame counter fixed. It's a lovely camera, nothing fancy, and a joy to use. Stick one of their 40mm f/1.4s on it and you have a great wander-around set-up.
I think my motto is fast becoming "it's just a shutter". I get perplexed by the folks who spend $$$ on a Leica body and then put Voigtlaender lenses on them. Buy two Bessas, some Leica glass, and you've got one colour body and one black and white body at the ready with the best glass... but then again, I've banned myself from looking at Leica bodies in case the pixies get me too ;-)
Cosina Voigtlander Bessa series -- Good cameras that seem to be holding up well but often seem to need rangefinder readjustments.
Konica Hexar RF -- Very good camera with a high degree of automation: Auto wind, auto rewind, auto exposure. Also has a full range of manual speeds. Battery dependent.
Zeiss Ikon -- An excellent camera. Battery dependent. Auto exposure with a full range of manual speeds. Excellent viewfinder. Rewind crank is on the bottom of the camera. Light in weight but very solidly built.
Konica Hexar=The camera Leica should have built.
The Hexar is a great camera and worth your condiseration. I would caution you that they are out of production and repair parts can be difficult to impossible to find. Additionally, there are only a few repair people who work on them.
I personally have had no problems with mine but have read posts by others who have. If you have not done so already check out
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But the Ikon's rep seems more solid.
(a two stroke and a single stroke). I also have a Zeiss Ikon ZM, I love all 3 of these cameras.
I like the build quality of the Zeiss, the performance and high quality of the Zeiss lenses, the Ikon's long base rangefinder and its meter coupled Copal shutter.
I recently read a scathing report by a photojournalist about his experience with multiple field failures, poor build quality and poor reliability of his M-7 Leica and his similar very negative experiences with a M8 Leica.


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Reese Waters with Wes Hazard and Taylor Connelly
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When New York Magazine chose Reese Waters as one of the city's Ten Comedians To Watch, few realized just how quickly his star would rise. From nightly co-hosting The Daily Line on what is now NBC SportsNetwork to back to back appearances on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and The Late Show with David Letterman in Spring, 2011, unanimous praise for the cool and collected Waters just about boiled over when his must see Tea With Tyson interview with Mike Tyson caused a stir on YouTube. Stay tuned as DC native Waters moves on to greater comedy success. And yes, he is quite a catch. You can currently see Reese on TV as a co-host of the ESPN show UNITE.
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I was a bit leary after reading some of the reviews here, but was pleasantly surprised. It is an older hotel as mentioned below, but my room was clean with decent furniture and a comfortable bed. Unlike most cheap hotels, the rooms smelled fresh and not musty. The so-called breakfast was pretty much pointless, but it is the cheapest room I could find in the area, so... Oh, and if you have a pet, the charge is just $10 as long as you tell the clerk. If you try to hide your pet and are caught, then they charge you $50. And no one was rude.
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Cosmic Rough Riders return to Balado to headline the Futures Stage on the opening Saturday and will be joined by White Rose Movement and Dublin-based Director.
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Mall merchants to miss Mervyns
Like a gigantic police tape, the black on yellow banner across the front of the Mervyns store in Oxnard says it all: "going out of business."
The store will be closing "sometime next month," according to a store manager who did not want to be identified.
Mervyns LLC, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July, announced last month it is liquidating merchandise as it prepares to shut down the chain of 149 stores.
The company also has stores in Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks and Ventura.
Mervyns is one of three anchors at Centerpoint Mall at South Saviers Road and Channel Islands Boulevard. The others are an Albertsons and Rite Aid. The mall has a total of 41 stores, five restaurants and five medical offices.
Business owners and shoppers at the mall said they are not happy about the Mervyns closure. It will reduce foot traffic and deprive south Oxnard of its last large department store, they said.
Calls to the Centerpoint management office were not returned Tuesday or Wednesday.
South Oxnard's other large department store was Kmart, at Ventura Road and Channel Islands Boulevard, but it closed in January.
The two remaining large department stores in Oxnard are in the city's far north side, Target at 250 W. Esplanade Drive and Wal-Mart at 2001 N. Rose Ave.
If another retailer does not come in soon to replace Mervyns, "we are going to have problems," said Gonzalo Fernandez, owner of Fernandez Jewelers at Centerpoint Mall.
Fernandez estimated that Mervyns has been bringing in half of the mall's foot traffic.
The closure of the department store comes on top of two years of slow business at his own shop, he said.
Even with the poor economy, Centerpoint Mall remains a good spot for retail because it is near the center of the city, and soon there will be no large department stores in the area, Fernandez said.
"This is bad," said Basilia Cervantes, 64, who has been shopping at Mervyns an average of once a week since it opened.
"They took away the Kmart, and now they are taking away the Mervyns," she said. "Now we'll have to go to Ventura to shop, and it will cost more because of gas prices."
Marcia Barrera, 29, also said she was sorry to see Mervyns closing.
Barrera said she purchases 80 percent of the clothes for herself and her four children at the store. And she doesn't think Wal-Mart is a good alternative. "The clothes are cheaper there, but they are of lower quality," Barrera said.
Adding to the bleak retail situation in south Oxnard is the fact that Home Depot has abandoned the idea of building its second store in Oxnard at the site of the former Kmart. The company had planned to demolish the existing building and replace it with a 141,000-square-foot store and garden center.
Kathryn Gallagher, Home Depot's Western states spokeswoman, said the company gave up the idea of a second store in Oxnard because of economic conditions and the company's shift to "concentrate on existing stores" and "become more conservative with our growth strategy."
Gallagher said the existing Oxnard Home Depot at 401 W. Esplanade Drive is doing well, and the company might revisit the idea of a second store in Oxnard.
Chris Williamson, an Oxnard senior planner, said that before the Mervyns closure announcement, Centerpoint's owner submitted an application to make some modifications to the mall, including facade improvements.
However, the city has received no applications to redevelop either the Mervyns or Kmart sites, he said.
"Whether we get medium or large (retail) boxes in south Oxnard, it could be awhile," he said.
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> those were their round 29 (not 28) cards
Thank you, I mixed up the head lines.
Matt, I was catching up on late cards from #28 and my late responses--I don't respond well to major surgery.
Received Wanye Frederick's card - Big Dog; looks like it would have been a fun day for all involved.
So for Round 28 I am20/25 - pretty good! :)
Another card arrived today:
Craig Cross' - Sunset in Maui; a nice take on a typical subject, at first i was thinking Africa - was surprised it was Hawaii! :)
Hi Everyone,
I am truly sorry that my cards did not get to you yet. I'm sure nobody signs up for one of these things with the intention of messing it up, at least I sure didn't. It's been a bit of a struggle for me with photography the past six months but I think I'm back on track.
Where that leaves us is I still owe 30 people postcards and, in the words of Robert W. Service, a promise made is a debt unpaid. The good news is I have 30 prints drying downstairs and will be mailing them out this week. If you are expecting one and your address has changed since April please PM me.
I also have a stack of awesome postcards to comment on, will do that once mine are in the mail.
Anthony, let me be the first one to comment on the promise made. I just wanted to get started on commenting on the round #30 cards today, when I received your beautiful waterfall print. Lovely dreamy shot, well printed, and upon seeing and feeling this paper, reading the details... I am reminded that I still have a full box minus 2 of this beautiful paper, waiting to be used. I should really give the Ilford Art 300 a try soon!
Thank you, your debt is paid! Well worth the wait, this one. :)
I received he wonderful waterfall print form Anthony yesterday. Art 300 is the finest paper on the market! (But very very expansive).
Anthony , your wonderful waterfall was in my mailbox yesterday. Thanks for not forgetting us. I hope Santa brings me a box of that paper too, it's about time I tried it.


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The Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar has received a gift of a magnificent ebony cabinet dating from around 1680, made by Pierre Gole (Pieter Goolen, c. 1620-1684), supplier to Louis XIV. Gole's son-in-law was the cabinet maker André-Charles Boulle. It is displayed in the museum's Golden Age room.
The Cultural heritage Fund of the Belgian King Baudouin Foundation has acquired an album containing 13 drawings of Hans Bol. The album contains the complete and previously unpublished set of preparator drawings for the Emblemata evangelica ad XII signa codestica series of prints designed by Bol, engraved by Adriaen Collaert and published by Johannes Sadeler. The album is housed in the Royal Library of Belgium.
The Groeningemuseum acquired the graphic collection of the Bruges print dealer Guy van Hoorebeke. This collection consists of more than 1,500 prints of exceptionally high quality, ranging from the early sixteenth century to the present. It contains rare early Netherlandish works by Lucas van Leyden, Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Lambert Suavius, and works by well-known international Masters such as Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Giambattista Tiepolo, Claude Mellan and Francisco de Goya, as well as modern works by Fernand Khnopff, James Ensor, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Frans Masereel, and Maurits Cornelis Escher. The Van Hoorebeke collection will be on view to the public in various staged exhibitions at the Groeninge Museum.
The Dordrechts Museum purchased Shepherdess and Child in a Landscape by Jcob Cuyp. The painting, once in the possession of textile producer and art collector Jacques Hedeman, was confiscated and sold off by the Nazis. The museum acquired it from a German dealer in 2002. It will now stay in Dordrecht since heirs of Hedeman who died in 1948 have sold it to the museum. The transaction is the result of the provenance research by the Netherlands Museums Association in October 2013. (Codart News, Jan. 2015)
The new Städel Digital Collection provides individual search paths through 700 years of art history accessible at http://digitalesammlung.staedelmuseum.de.
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The Art Gallery of Hamilton has agreed to return Portrait of a Lady by Johannes Verspronck (1600-1662) to its rightful owner, Sarah Solmssen, great granddaughter of Alma Bertha Salomonsohn whose husband had acquired it together with other paintings. After the Nazis confiscated his collection, the picture was sold at auction in 1941. The museum was unaware of its provenance when it received the portrait from the Gallery's Volunteer Committee in 1987 after it had been purchased at Sotheby's, New York. (Codart News, Nov. 2014)
For the Bosch exhibition in 2016, The Last Judgement (Groeninge Museum, Bruges) will be restored by Griet Steyaert at the Groeninge Museum and Saint Jerome (Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent) will be restored by the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK) in Brussels.
The Gemäldegalerie Kassel, Old Masters, launched its online database in November 2014: http://altemeister.museum-kassel.de. The database uses the museum's collection catalogue published by Bernhard Schnackenburg in 1996 which is out of print.
Museum De Lakenhal has acquired a sixteenth-century cartoon for a stained glass roundel. The drawing, made around 1525 in the region of Leiden, was part of a series on rich children and poor parents. (Codart News, Febr. 2015)
The Museo del Prado has acquired an important notebook known as the Bordes manuscript, one of four known partial copies of Rubens's Theoretical Notebook, the so-called 'Pocketbook' which was destroyed by fire in 1720. It includes at least two original drawings by Rubens. The album and and the other versions of Rubens's manuscript are the subject of a forthcoming volume by Arnout Balis and David Jaffé in the Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard.
A Self-Portrait by Anthony van Dyck that was dismissed a decade ago as a copy is now hanging in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts as an original work. The attribution is accepted by four experts: Susan Barnes, a co-author of the 2004 catalogue raisonné, Christopher Brown, former director of the Ashmolean Museum, David Jaffé, former senior curator at The National Gallery, London, and Malcolm Rogers, director of theMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston. The artist wears a gold chain around his neck originally thought to have been given to him by Charles I. This raised difficulties because the brushwork is atypical of Van Dyck's English period. However, recent research has shown that the chain is one given to the artist by Archduchess Isabella in December 1628 when Van Dyck was working in Antwerp. Stylistically the picture fits much better with this period. (From The Art Newspaper, March 2015)
Rembrandt's Scholar in His Study has been returned for display at the Sternberk Palace following extensive restoration thanks to a grant from Bank of America Merrill Lynch through its global Art Conservation Project. More technical information on the restoration www.codart.nl/images/Return%20of%20the%20Rembrandt_National_Gallery_Prague.pdf
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The Museum Briner & Kern had to close its doors October 31, 2014. The museum holds an excellent collection of Dutch masters, including Jacob van Ruisdael, Jan Both, Pieter Lastman, Samuel van Hoogstraten, Ferdinand Bol, Pieter de Hooch and others. Some of the works are temporarily being housed in the Oskar Reinhard Museum, others will be sold off. (Codart News, Nov. 2014)


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It's hard not to notice President Barack Obama's declining poll numbers or the GOP's rising schadenfreude over the Democrats' projected doom in November's mid-term elections.
So the president had some heavy lifting to do in his fifth State of the Union speech, even as he addressed certain issues with some surgical precision and certain others with a feather.
As expected, the president put forth the notion that if Congress wouldn't or couldn't act, he would find appropriate ways to make something happen. He did so with more congeniality and less attitude than many pre-speech analysts had predicted.
But as for big and bold new initiatives or needle-moving plans, we didn't see them. We wish Obama had left out the unfortunately futile stuff - does anyone expect to see Guantanamo prison closed in 2014? - and presented a more tightly focused agenda.
He was optimistic about trends in the economy, in energy, in the fact that America's longest war will soon be over.
Obama seemed more relaxed than in some past State of the Union addresses, and in unusual good humor. He talked about working together when possible, sometimes cajoling the GOP factions, sometimes only suggesting that progress could be made on immigration reform, on tax reform, infrastructure projects, on helping business to create new jobs and bring jobs back from overseas, on restoring funds for innovation and research.
On the minimum wage, he recognized that cities, states and businesses were taking it upon themselves to help low-income workers climb the economic ladder, and called on Congress, once again, to raise the federal standard, this time to $10.10. He would do his executive part by asking that federal contracts include the $10.10 minimum wage - a good move.
"If you cook our troops' meals or wash their dishes," Obama said, "you should not have to live in poverty."
In this midterm election year, the president drew some recurring distinctions between Democrats and Republicans, such as his call for equal pay for women. He joked about the need to fix health care - we don't need 47 more votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act, he said - but quite seriously suggested to his Republican friends that if they have good ideas they should present them.
The health-care chat gave Obama the opportunity to talk about a woman with a pre-existing condition who finally had insurance on Jan. 1 and went into emergency surgery five days later. A week earlier, she'd have gone bankrupt.
Obama emphasized people throughout - "it is you, our citizens, who make the state of our union strong" - and how government can and should and does help those in need.
And among his better lines was this: "It should be the power of our vote, not the size of our bank accounts that drives our democracy."
Obama closed with the powerfully emotional story of an Army Ranger, Cory Remsburg, who, on his 10th deployment to Afghanistan was critically wounded and now continues on a long road back to health.
"Men and women like Cory," Obama said, "remind us that America never comes easy."
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Kiersten Kelly was born with only one arm. Sometimes it makes life hard for her, but she really uses it to her advantage on this cover of the song 'Cups'
Kiersten Kelly was born with only one arm. Sometimes it makes life hard for her, but she really uses it to her advantage on this cover of the song 'Cups'
These animals don't really seem or act fat, they just seem inflated? Perhaps this is what the jungle would look like if all the animals were 200 pounds over weight. The mighty cheetah does lose some of its intimidation factor.
For some this may be hard to watch. This teacher in Japan slaps this student about 14 times in 16 seconds. Man one of those sounded really hard.
Four College Football Players from the New Jersey area had no idea that their images would be broadcast all over the internet after a simple shopping trip, but they were, thanks to their honesty.
Starting a fire when you have no matches or lighter is a difficult task. But using the tricks from this video with a water bottle and some paper.
During the craziest Four Cross (off-road bicycling) race ever at JBC 4X Revelations, in the Czech Republic, Michal Marosi did something unbelievable!
Dash the skateboarding dog is probably better at skateboarding than most humans. He's certainly better than we are.
Things are really heating up here in East Texas. Here are some great ideas to keep you cool for the next couple of weeks. I really like the idea about the water bottles. I am going to put a few of those in the freezer when I get home.
You probably didn't realize you needed to watch Stephen Colbert dance to the entirety of Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky,' but you do. It certainly doesn't hurt that some of his friends show up, especially when his friends include Hugh Laurie, Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon and Bryan Cranston.
This is Kanye West. He's going on a Kanye Quest!!! AAAH! Kanye Quest 3030 is a new RPG you should definitely be playing if you like to play old school 2D RPGs.
Thinking of popping a few tops this weekend? Well if you had the Grab Opener for Bottles you could do two at once! I thought this was a very cool idea awhile back and I am pleased to see that they are available for sale now on the inventor's website.
I have seen 'Norman" the dog doing all kinds of tricks. He is especially good at riding a bike. But this time he did something a little different and set a record.


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According to this article over at IT World, the vast majority of IT staff would consider collecting passwords to network resources and other sensitive areas of the network if they feel they were about to get fired.
Has this ever happened to you?
Can't say I've ever been the victim of that. We deal with smaller sites which have a different level of trust.
But if I were to see myself leaving / getting terminated for any reason I see no point in it. It just slaps in the face of professionalism and shows yourself as being terminated for all the right reasons.
No I can't foresee EVER considering or wanting passwords. The day I leave, I hope people change passwords I should know and disable my account so there is no long term blame either. "Hey we had a major problem with blah, I wonder if he hacked us? We think he was pretty angry."
Keeps everybody happy long time. If you're stealing passwords, I would expect to find a nice big van parked outside of your front door full of big men with shiny bracelets for you.
Last time I checked it's probably a federal crime.
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Yeah, to say a vast majority is a big slap in the face to me as a IT Professional. I would never do anything like that.
If I ever did get terminated I would give them the list of password I know and tell them to change them. Just for liability reasons.
Seems to me this survey they took was not done correctly. I would be interested to see who they asked.
I have done tech support for people that have blindly offered up their admin accounts and passwords so I could log on to troubleshoot. I always turn those down, ask them to create a temp admin account, then delete when we are done. It always surpises me how many people will trust someone with an admin account.
As a long time contracting consultant for many small and large computer systems, as well as small and big companies, I agree with Sean it is wise to have the admin passwords changed before you leave, such as HR or the IT manager and request your personal account be disabled as soon as you walk out the door.
There is no justification to intentionally hurt any former employer, regardless of the reason for a termination.


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