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It's fairly common knowledge that this draft class of quarterbacks hasn't wowed anyone in the same ways Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, and Russell Wilson did last year. Of course, one of the new kids could pop loose in the right system, but as for now, the results are inconclusive. You can now add the name of former NFL head coach and current ESPN analyst Jon Gruden to the list of those who aren't quite as ecstatic about these quarterbacks. On the heels of the most recent "Gruden's QB Camp" series, in which he sat down with most of the top draftable quarterbacks, as well as Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore, Gruden talked quarterbacks with the media.
A few highlights:
On this quarterback class overall: "I think it depends on what kind of system you run. I think, obviously, with the game changing the way it is, the option coming into the NFL, we saw what [Colin] Kaepernick did, Russell Wilson, RG3, you see that going around the league. Chip Kelly coming to the Philadelphia Eagles. If you're in the NFC, the read option, the option itself is a prevalent part of the game. So guys like E.J. Manuel, Ryan Nassib at Syracuse, I think those are the two players in this draft that are equipped to run that style of offense.
"I like Nassib a lot as a sleeper in this draft because he can run the option. He did it at Syracuse. He managed the no‑huddle offense. He has size, athleticism, and he has an NFL pedigree of having played for Doug Marrone. And I like E.J. Manuel, obviously, because of his size and running ability. But outside of that, there are some very good pocket passers, if that's your cup of tea. Guys like Matt Barkley, Landry Jones have hung in the pocket and made a lot of completions during their career. Geno Smith, those three guys in particular throw the ball very well.
"I would say it depends on the kind of offense that you run and what you're looking for. There is a lot of, I think, interesting prospects that can help a team in this draft."
On Syracuse QB Ryan Nassib: "I really like this kid out of Syracuse. I like Ryan Nassib because he's an athletic kid. He's functioned in a couple of different offenses. What they did this year at Syracuse changing their offense two weeks before the regular season says a lot about this kid's ability to adapt, a former 400‑pound bench presser. They were 2‑4 trailing Stony Brook College at halftime, and I thought he was really good at the end of games and helped Syracuse go to a bowl game. I just like his body of work at Syracuse."
"They give him a lot of freedom at Syracuse ‑ reading progressions, changing plays. I think most players that I've been around like playing for a quarterback that knows what he's doing and is in control of the game. That is one thing that impressed me the most about Ryan Nassib. He's already got his degree. He's all business, all the time, I think he's going to know what to do when the game starts. He threw some tight‑window completions, and that's hard to find sometimes in college football. You don't see a lot of really contested, tight‑window throws under duress. I thought Nassib proved that he could make the difficult plays when there wasn't a clean pocket. He didn't have a great supporting cast, no disrespect to Syracuse. But there were times that Nassib had to make something happen for Syracuse to win, and I thought he did that enough to prove that he can do it at the next level."
On West Virginia QB Geno Smith: "Hopefully the thing that came across is West Virginia runs a lot of plays in every game. 85, 95, 105 plays, up‑tempo, no‑huddle, lot of pressure on the quarterback to get every play communicated at warp speed. And he has a number of options even on basic running plays. That's what we tried to show fans on 96 Wanda. Yes, he can hand it. He can also tap it to [Tavon] Austin coming underneath. He has a bubble screen on one side, a quick screen on the other. He has three or four options on every single play. I just think he's exhausted at the end of every Saturday afternoon. They put a lot on the quarterback's plate, and I think it's very underestimated what this kid can do from a football standpoint. He does a lot above the neck as well as making plays with his arm and his mobility.
"I think he's as complete from a versatility standpoint as anyone in this draft. He can run 4.55. I've seen him drive the ball accurately down the field. I've seen him throw the ball with touch and accuracy, make quick decisions, and I've seen him be dominant at times. Obviously, down the stretch I think they got manhandled in a couple of football games. They didn't play well on defense. They got into a situation where they had to score basically every time they had the ball, and that is a hard way to play quarterback. So I credit Geno Smith with not only being productive, but I think his skillset is very versatile, and I think he's going to adapt nicely to any system that you want to run."
On USC QB Matt Barkley: "I think Barkley's going to be a starter in the league at some point. Obviously, he's coming off an injury. He's done an excellent job rehabbing that. I saw him make all the throws personally with my own two eyes. Other than that, he's going to have to function as a pocket passer. I don't think he's going to be a scrambling, option‑style quarterback, obviously. I think he's going to be a guy that relies on his system, complete execution around him. I think his supporting cast is going to be important to him. But I've seen Matt Barkley throw the ball extremely well and in tight windows, and he's done it for four years. What I love about Barkley is his experience, not only at USC, but he's also started for four years in high school at a pretty doggone good high school program at Mater Dei. So, you're getting a kid that can function in the pocket with great anticipation and accuracy. I think he has enough arm strength to be a very, very good at throwing the ball down the field."
On Arkansas QB Tyler Wilson: "I like Tyler Wilson because he's tough, number one. I saw him as an All SEC quarterback two years ago playing for [Bobby] Petrino. And Petrino, I think is one of the more respected X-and-O football quarterback men in the business. I saw Tyler play extremely well taking Arkansas to a Cotton Bowl. I think losing Coach Petrino the way they lost him, losing his offensive coordinator, losing three very good receivers and having the injury early in the season against [Louisiana] Monroe derailed Tyler Wilson. I credit him for trying to hold the Razorbacks together and a lot of adversity. This was not his best campaign, no question about it. But he's tough. He has some functional mobility in the pocket. He's sharp, and I think he's got some real leadership traits that are going to work for him at the next level. He's going to help somebody. He needs to get with the right coach and the right system, no question."
On Florida State QB E.J. Manuel: "I like E.J. a lot because I think you can call just about any scheme you want to call. I've seen him run the direct quarterback runs. He's a presence inside the 10‑yard line, much like Cam Newton in Carolina is. I've seen him run various option plays, and we know that's certainly a major point of emphasis in the NFL right now. I know he can bring a lot to the table from an athletic standpoint. He's a really fun kid to be around. The players like him. He helped the Seminoles win 12 games and an Orange Bowl. I think he can improve as a passer. I think he can improve his protection awareness and understanding. I don't think he's anywhere near to a finished product, but I do think he has a big upside. He has a tremendous skillset that allows him to do a lot of different things. If you're with a creative offensive coach, look out. He could be a good player."
On Tennessee QB Tyler Bray: "I just think this kid has a rare ability to throw the football, and a lot of what he did at Tennessee, I think, is overshadowed with their win‑loss record. They scored 35 points in Columbia. They scored 44 points in Athens. They scored 48 points against Missouri in losses. So moving the football was not a problem at Tennessee. I just think there is a lot of refinement that needs to take place. He's got to learn how to manage some situations better. He's got to deliver at crunch time. He's got to polish his game. He's got to do better in terms of handling pressure. He's not a mobile quarterback. He's got to know where his hot receivers are. He's got to know what audible to get to. I think his preparation needs to increase so he can be all that he can be. But when it comes to pure talent throwing the football, there is one thing Tyler Bray can do as anyone in this draft. That's what he can do now. He can really throw it."
On Oklahoma QB Landry Jones: He had a great sophomore year. You have him in at 6'4", he's thrown for 16,000 yards; he's won a lot of games. But he did not have his best year. The Kansas State game disappointing. Certainly the bowl game against Texas A&M, you're disappointed. You expect so much more.
"I think when he's in rhythm and has protection, he's very, very good. I think when he gets knocked off the spot or he's under duress, I think he took a step back this year. But remember Oklahoma didn't have a tight end much this year. In the past they had a tight end, a strong running game, and a better play‑action passing system. Obviously, with the injuries they had at the tight end position, they were more wide open, and that puts a lot of pressure on your quarterback. They didn't run the ball particularly well or often, and they were a tad bit one dimensional. But I like Landry Jones. I think if you're looking for a quarterback that's proven he can take care of the football, make a variety of throws and be reliable person on and off the field, I think Landry Jones might be for you."


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An ongoing investigation into an eruption of gunfire in early May led Fairfield police to arrest two men, both with extensive criminal histories, officials confirmed Wednesday.
Javon Dyer, 23, of Fairfield, and Jamere Franklin, 25, of Vallejo, were taken into custody May 2, a short time after officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 1500 block of James Street, according to a press release from Lt. Stephen Crane.
Although no one was injured in the barrage of gunfire that left approximately a dozen bullet casings littering the ground, Dyer and Franklin were stopped and detained shortly after 8:40 p.m. after being spotted near the area of the shooting in a vehicle matching the description of one seen leaving the scene, Crane reported.
During a search of the two suspects, officers found a loaded, semi-automatic handgun on Dyer, according to Crane. Both men were also reportedly found in possession of large amount of narcotics.
Dyer and Franklin, who is a convicted felon, were both booked into Solano County Jail on suspicion of numerous felony violations, including possession of suspected controlled substances for sale, Crane said.
Following their arrests, detectives with the Major Crimes Unit took up the investigation and were able to determine that the shooting was in connection to an altercation that broke out at a nearby residence.
According to detectives, a group of people went to a residence in the 1500 block James Street where, at some point, "a dispute over personal property" broke out, said Sgt. Troy Oviatt.
When the group who initially went to the residence got into a vehicle and started to leave, a flurry of gunshots rang out, intended for the occupants of the vehicles as it fled down the street, police stated.
According to Crane, Franklin has prior law enforcement contacts ranging from criminal conspiracy, to possession of controlled substances for sale, transportation of controlled substances, carrying a loaded firearm, evading law enforcement, robbery, burglary, being a felon in possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed firearm, domestic violence, driving under the influence and possession of stolen property and various other crimes.
Dyer also has prior law enforcement contacts including charges of criminal conspiracy, burglary, domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon, vandalism, possession of a controlled substance, carrying a loaded firearm in public, battery and a variety of other crimes.
As a result of the follow-up investigation, both Dyer and Franklin have been charged with assault with a firearm in connection to the May 2 shooting, as well as other felonies related to controlled substances and weapons.
Anyone with information related to this crime is asked to call the Fairfield Police Department Major Crimes Unit at 428-7600, the 24-hour Tip Line at 428-7345 or Crime Stoppers at 644-7867. Callers may remain anonymous.

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Got one of these recently, not used it yet, and been cleaning it up,
and noted that the small barrel thingy called the 'distance sleeve'
that goes through the hand lever and holds the Pusher in place doesn't go right through.
Everything holds together and works ok,
but it's just a bit of a 'concern' and was wondering
if anyone else has had this problem? (And whether it'll get better as it gets used and the metal eases into place) And whether it's worth sending back for a replacement (if it all holds together, I'd rather not, it's a pain in the tuchus repacking everything, especially now everything's been cleaned up.), or replacement spare parts...?


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For the first time since 1988, a new-manufacture production Twin Otter took to the Canadian skies as Viking Air flight tested the first conforming series-400 aircraft at its final assembly facility in Calgary in February. The Victoria, B.C.-based manufacturer acquired the type certificates for the former de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk through DHC-7 Dash 7 from Bombardier in 2006.
While Viking has been in operation for 40 years, producing parts and providing support for the approximately 1,300 former de Havilland Canada aircraft still flying, returning the versatile turboprop twin to production was never part of the company's original business plan, said Robert Mauracher, Viking's vice president of business development. "When we did acquire all the type certificates, we sat down about a year afterward and said, 'There looks like an opportunity here,'" he told AIN. The company then commissioned an industry study that found a global market for up to 480 new Twin Otters over the next decade. According to Mauracher, even after conservatively slicing that estimate nearly in half–to 250 aircraft over the next 10 years–the company's board gave the green light to restart production.
Since then, Viking has assembled an order book worth approximately $200 million. The company currently has orders for more than 50 Twin Otters and is working on deals with nearly 40 more potential customers. "We've been lucky and have not been hit by any cancellations or delays," said Mauracher, who noted that the values of existing Twin Otters have held strong even during the recent downturn. "Our biggest problem right now is that people don't want to wait until 2013 to get a new airplane."
Back to the Future
Once Viking decided to become an airframer, it had to begin the process of
re-creating the long-silent production line. "It was difficult, contrary to what people think," said Mauracher, with a chuckle. "It wasn't buying a bunch of tools and parts and just putting them back together again. A lot of archaeology went into determining what was left over." Recreating missing or destroyed tooling demanded careful study of old photographs and parts. The engineers took advantage of new technology when the opportunity arose, such as using laser sighting to align jigs. In some cases, Viking even learned from "voices from the past," notes scrawled on jigs by past workers who found solutions to original production questions through trial and error. As difficult as it was to assemble the production tools and create an inventory, that wasn't the biggest challenge, according to Mauracher. "Any MRO facility in the world can build an airplane, but it's difficult to build a company that builds aircraft," he said. "If you look around us today in aviation, a lot of the companies that try to go back into production or start production of a new product have failed, and in those cases there had been a lot of uncertainty about doing it because the process is expensive. You have to [establish there's a] market and get the funding in place, so I would say building the company that builds aircraft was the most difficult thing we've done."
Of the original 844 Twin Otters built, nearly 600 are still flying today. While Viking has preserved many features of the original DHC-6's famously rugged airframe, the new aircraft's engineers have made more than 400 changes from the legacy Twin Otters. "We've added things only where either obsolescence was an issue or we could add value through technology," said Mauracher. Among the changes were the substitution of composite doors and nose to reduce weight and increase payload, the installation of LED lighting, improved airflow in the cabin and cockpit, and the creation of a new modern glass cockpit designed around Honeywell's Primus Apex avionics suite. Viking initially considered Garmin's G1000, but the system's primary flight displays did not meet the level A software requirements needed for a transport-category aircraft with more than nine seats, such as the Twin Otter. Instead, according to Mauracher, the choice boiled down to Rockwell Collins or Honeywell and was decided by the financial angle "and what Honeywell was offering within the scope of that avionics package and how it fit the future air navigation changes coming down the pipe," he said.
Viking's first production conforming Twin Otter 400 is designated S/N 845, continuing the series that began in 1965. The aircraft is registered as C-FMJO in memory of late Viking board member Michael Orr, a proponent of restarting the Twin Otter line. Currently that aircraft is undergoing post-production installation of options such as air conditioning and a radio package requested by launch customer Zimex Aviation of Switzerland, which plans to put it to work in North Africa serving the oil and gas industry.
Viking plans to hand over the aircraft as soon as it receives Transport Canada and EASA certification, expected by the middle of the month, followed by FAA approval by year-end. According to Mauracher, North American sales account so far for only eight of the aircraft in the order book, including three to the U.S. Army. "Our market is the rest of the world," he said. Based on its current sales, the company is also pursuing certification in Australia and Russia.
This year the company plans to deliver the 10 Twin Otters currently under construction in Calgary, and next year it wants to build 16 to 18 aircraft before deciding whether to ramp up to peak production of 24 in 2012. Mauracher noted that the newly opened manufacturing facility at the company's Victoria headquarters could eventually produce enough part sets for nearly 50 aircraft a year, but the actual assembly of that many would require more investment in infrastructure.
While many of the aircraft components are fabricated in Victoria, the company has subcontracted others. Fleet Canada in Ontario makes the empennage, while Grand-Mère, Quebec-based Delastek Aéronautique makes the composite parts. Under current plans, Viking will build all aircraft to a standard specification and install customer-selected options once the aircraft is finished. Currently on the options list are a de-icing package that includes Goodrich boots on the wings and tail, prop de-icing and heated windshield; air conditioning; private and commercial IFR packages; long-range wingtip fuel tanks; and any landing gear the customer wants as long as it's wheels, straight floats, amphibious floats, skis or wheeled skis.
The company expects to offer a Honeywell autopilot option by the end of the year.
Powered by a pair of Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-34s or optional PT6A-35s driving three-blade Hartzell propellers, the Series 400 has a top speed of 182 knots at 10,000 feet and a range of nearly 800 miles with standard fuel tanks. The unpressurized twin has a service ceiling of 26,700 feet (with crew/passenger oxygen), and STOL performance that allows the aircraft to clear a 50-foot obstacle in 1,200 feet. While Viking is still evaluating the final performance figures, the 400 series is lighter and faster than the legacy Twin Otter and has a "better than hoped-for fuel burn."
Each aircraft comes equipped as standard with a 54-inch-wide cargo door, and in-flight-operable fold-up and roll-up doors for aerial cargo drops and parachuting are optional. The basic seating configuration provides a 19-seat commuter cabin. Another option provides folding seats for quick conversion for cargo hauling. The cabin also provides locations for a lavatory at either the front or rear. Viking has received orders for four aircraft with an executive club interior, which will be completed either by Wipaire in Minnesota or by California-based Ikhana Group subsidiary RW Martin.


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ST. PETERSBURG — They will walk in unison to the starting box tonight and wait for it to open. For the greyhounds in the fifth annual $50,000 Fall Sprint championship, that will be one of the few similarities.
Derby Lane's first stakes race of the season blends speedsters with closers, sprinters with dual-distance dogs, and veterans with pups. Together, the eight finalists have 564 starts and 192 victories. None has won a stakes with a purse this high ($22,000 to the winner). And none will be concerned with defending champion Flying Coal City, the industry's 2010 Triple Crown winner who was retired from racing Wednesday after the McAllister kennel standout failed to qualify for the 550-yard finale, track spokeswoman Vera Rasnake said.
The field in the Fall Sprint (Race 10, 10:11 p.m.) from the rail: Sand Cloud (D'Arcy kennel), Aerial Battle (Capabal), Ahk Colormegone (Abernathy), Storm Rush (Hambleton), Jw Titleist (Capabal), Uss Gazillionair (Lester Raines), Craigie I Am Jak (Campbell) and Manicotti Manny (Hambleton).
"I think every one of them can win," Rasnake said. "That's what is exciting about the way they drew (posts). Dog owners are coming to town (from as far as Kansas and Texas)."
Aerial Battle (Matinee Idol), Storm Rush (St. Petersburg Derby) and Uss Gazillionair (Fall Juvenile) have won stakes before. Aerial Battle turned 4 in September and is the event's senior greyhound. He is going for his 70th victory in his 140th start. Aerial Battle has overcome two injuries — including a career-threatening ankle stopper-bone issue — and is one of the early speed dogs with Ahk Colormegone, Manicotti Manny and Sand Cloud. Aerial Battle is 6-for-6 at making stakes finals and is half-brother to Jw Titleist, the meet wins leader. Abernathy has been the hottest kennel in recent stakes, winning three of the previous seven at Derby Lane.
This is the fifth stakes finale for Uss Gazillionair, who can extend Lester Raines' streak of having a stakes winner at St. Petersburg to seven consecutive meets. Storm Rush comes from well off the pace as does Craigie I Am Jak, the youngest qualifier at 21 months old. In 10 lifetime wins, Craigie I Am Jak has beaten only one dog out of the starting box. He led qualifiers with 56 points and, with a win, would give Campbell its first stakes victory at Derby Lane since Jr's Flashy won the 2005 T.L. Weaver Memorial.
HORSES: Belmont Park will host six of the 13 graded races on today's national scene. The track in Elmont, N.Y., has five Grade I races (Jockey Club Gold Cup, Joe Hirsch Turf, Flower Bowl, Beldame and Vosburgh) and a Grade II (Kelso). … Tampa Bay Downs trainer Anthony Pecoraro got his 1,000th win Sept. 24 when I'm Steppin' It Up won the Grade III Kent Stakes at Delaware Park in Wilmington.


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Imperial and 'monarchic' scent–it could only be French
There's a certain kind of attitude and swagger—the French way of doing things.
"The French behave as kings," Philippe Charriol explained the idea behind and the name of his house's new men's fragrance, Royal White, in last week's launch at The Peninsula Manila.
"It's very monarchic," he said, enumerating the similarly regal monikers of his brand's fragrances: Imperial Ruby, Imperial Saphir, Royal Leather, Royal Platinum. "It's chic and pure," he described the latest addition to this line.
The French entrepreneur and founder of the Swiss-based Charriol house, and Rustan Marketing Corp. president Zenaida Tantoco, welcomed the VIP guests who seemed to fit the princely mold described in the inspiration behind Royal White.
There were Megaworld first vice president and scion Kevin Tan with his fiancée Michelle See; millionaire entrepreneur Joseph Calata with his wife Nel; society photographer Rubert Jacinto with wife Tina; and actor Diether Ocampo, who arrived with his non-show-biz girlfriend Michelle Barrera.
Charriol, a frequent Manila visitor, was accompanied on this trip by his own "prince," son Alexander, the company's international visual director, who incidentally was marking his birthday on the day of the launch.
Good fit
Charriol said he saw Royal White to be a good fit to the Southeast Asian market, as male consumers in the region prefer lighter scents compared to their counterparts in the Middle East.
"It's an East-West mix, not too light or too strong," he said. "It will be interesting for those who like woody scents. It's very male."
Housed in an opaque white square bottle with a gold-lined stopper, Royal White—available in eau de parfum, 100 ml spray—has a masculine base in oud wood, oakmoss and vetiver. The freshness of grapefruit and the tangy scent of rhubarb are the top notes, with the floral middle notes of oriental rose, white patchouli and violet blossom.
Charriol, a jewelry and watch company founded in 1983, introduced its first fragrance in 2008, and its founder says it's a growing segment of the Charriol business.
"At Rustan's, we introduced it 1½ years ago, and they're working really hard to grow it," Charriol said. The fragrances, he noted, are the entry-level segment for customers who want to buy into Charriol's luxury jewelry and watches. "It's very affordable."
Charriol, which enjoys a good following in the Philippines, will open two to three more boutiques in the country this year, according to its chief executive.
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...A solid second coming for CYHSY, but those expecting an album as ground-breaking as...
Nikolai Michault 2007
Some Loud Thunder hails the return of the original DIY band. In 2005, before the Arctic Monkeys began their fan-assisted rise, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah emerged from Manhattan with a self-produced album that - with the help of the internet - sold over 100,000 copies. Their sound blended the unrefined hum of the Velvet Underground with danceable rhythms and pure pop melodies. Although this formula returns for their second album, this time around some things are different.
In its whole, Some Loud Thunder is less commercial and more introspective than the first self-titled album. Where the former was impulsive this one pauses for thought. With plenty of distortion, layers of Beatle-esque harmonies, and raspy vocals spat out by Alec Ounsworth, it's enthusiastically raw.
The title track kicks it all off with the band's magic formula at its best. By track 2, the lush "Emily Jean Stock", it seems like the mood for the album has been set. However, a couple of songs later and the flow is interrupted with "Love Song No. 7". This shows a new colour in the palette of CYHSY, reminiscent of the Stranglers and is, in turn, melancholic and haunting. This setts you up only to knock you down again with the following number, "Satan Said Dance". It's the most upbeat track on the album and has the sound of a single in the making. From here onwards though, the album winds down, getting darker while often losing steam. However there are still highlights, including the intimate moment of "Arm and Hammer" and the peppy "Yankee Go Home".
So, a solid second coming for CYHSY, but those expecting an album as ground-breaking as their debut may leave unsatisfied.


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|Evaluating Digital Humanities Resources: The LAIRAH Project Checklist and the Internet Shakespeare Editions Project
|ELPUB2007. Openness in Digital Publishing: Awareness, Discovery and Access - Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Electronic Publishing held in Vienna, Austria 13-15 June 2007 / Edited by: Leslie Chan and Bob Martens. ISBN 978-3-85437-292-9, 2007, pp. 297-306
|The following paper presents a case study of the way that the research done by the LAIRAH project may be applied in the case of a real digital resource for humanities scholarship. We present an evaluation of the Internet Shakespeare Editions website according to the checklist of recommendations which we produced as a result of our research. The LAIRAH (Log analysis of Internet Resources in the Arts and Humanities) project based at UCL's School of Library Archive and Information Studies, was a fifteen month study to discover what influences the long-term sustainability and use of digital resources in the humanities through the analysis and evaluation of real-time use. Our research objectives were to determine the scale of use and neglect of digital resources in the humanities, and to determine whether resources that are used share any common characteristics. We also aimed to highlight areas of good practice, as well as aspects of project design that might be improved to aid greater use and sustainability. A further aim was to determine whether digital resources that were neglected. In our study we concluded that well-used projects share common features that predispose them to success. The effect of institutional and disciplinary culture in the construction of digital humanities projects was significant. We found that critical mass was vital, as was prestige within a university or the acceptance of digital methods in a subject. The importance of good project staff and the availability of technical support also proved vital. If a project as to be well-used it was also essential that information about it should be disseminated as widely as possible. Even amongst well-used projects, however we found areas that might be improved, these included organised user testing, the provision of and easy access to documentation and the lack of updating and maintenance of many resources. The paper discusses our recommendations, which were presented as a check-list under four headings: content, users, maintenance and dissemination. We show why our findings led us to make such recommendations, and discuss their application to the ISE case study.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oka. (WRIC) – A Virginia couple already down on their luck is facing another hardship after stopping in Oklahoma while moving to Texas.
Someone stole their car with everything they own still inside and one of the things that was inside – the ashes of their late son – cannot be replaced.
Melissa and Roger Brown were panhandling in the area trying to scrape up enough money to get them back on the road. But they don't want to leave here without the ashes of their late son.
"We don't know what to do from here," Melissa says.
She says they've had a long streak of bad luck including losing their home, their jobs and then their unborn baby.
"Things have steadily gone downhill from there," she says.
The Virginia couple loaded up their car – with everything they owned – and headed west to Amarillo. But plans for a fresh start quickly came to a stop near I-40 and MacArthur in Oklahoma City on Saturday.
The Browns parked their car at a nearby business and got a hotel for the night. The next day it was gone.
"When they stole my car, they basically stole my life."
When she reported the car stolen, she says police warned her about gypsy tow trucks – criminals who haul off abandoned cars to cash in on the scrap metal. The couple is pleading with the thieves to salvage and return her most important possession – a box of her stillborn baby's ashes, pictures, and other mementos.
"It feels like i just lost my baby all over again," Melissa says. "It makes me nauseous to think that some ignorant criminal has my son's remains and doesn't know how precious and how much they mean to me."
The couple is asking everyone to keep an eye out for their white Ford Taurus with Nebraska plates. If you have any information about the car's whereabouts call Crime Stoppers at 235-7300.
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With the government-mandated phaseout of incandescent light bulbs making news, Technical Consumer Products Inc. in Aurora want Americans to "Get a PhD in LED," a Facebook promotion to educate the public.
Residents can participate by going to TCP's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TCPLighting and clicking on the "Free TCP LED Light Bulb" promotion. "LED students" will be presented basic facts about LED lighting options. TCP will send everyone who participates a free LED light bulb to try at their home or business.
TCP plans to share more facts and information about LED lighting on the company's Facebook timeline and Twitter feed so "students" can continue their education.
TCP's product offerings include LED lamps and fixtures, compact fluorescent lamps, energy efficient halogen lamps, exit and emergency lighting, HID, decorative and outdoor fixtures, ballasts and fixtures and linear lamps.
TCP recently was named a 2013 ENERGYSTAR® Partner of the Year by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. For more information, visit www.tcpi.com or call 1-800-324-1496.
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PartsSource, the world's leading supplier of software solutions designed to streamline the procurement and management of medical replacement parts, has announced the promotion of Erin Tournoux to vice president of strategic programs.
In addition to providing leadership to the biomedical equipment parts business at PartsSource, Tournoux will now also be responsible for overseeing the creation and implementation of successful customer and product programs.
"Erin brings the optimal blend of business skills and industry knowledge to this position," said PartsSource Chief Operating Officer Jeff Dalton. "Her extensive experience in the biomedical equipment industry has helped to position PartsSource as the leading eCommerce medical parts procurement solution.
"Our goal is to become the official online marketplace for medical replacement parts and we feel confident that Erin can help make that a reality. We look forward to her continued thought-leadership and game-changing initiatives in the years to come."
"Erin will ensure that programs and alliances are in place so that we can continue to meet and exceed our customers' expectations," added A. Ray Dalton, founder and CEO of PartsSource.
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The Ohio Association of Realtors reports the number of single-family homes and condominiums put under agreement in December increased from the results from the prior year.
"It's evident, based on the slight increase in the number of home purchase contracts that occurred in December, that the Ohio housing market is becoming more balanced in its ongoing recovery," said OAR President Chris Hall. "December's uptick in pending sales reverses a slight two-month dip for the marketplace, which had previously posted 29 consecutive months of year-over-year gains dating back to May 2011.
"Our housing market is undoubtedly entering a more traditional period, one that will experience monthly ebbs and flows in activity moving forward," Hall added. "Ohio's housing market remains well positioned for would-be buyers as we enter a new year, with favorable interest rates, stable pricing and continued improvement in our overall economic condition."
Ohio's December Pending Home Sales Index of 123.1, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, increased 1.5 percent from the December 2012 index score of 121.3.
An index of 100 is equal to the average level of contract activity during 2008, which marked the end of five consecutive record years for existing home sales and the onset of the recession.
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New car and truck sales were up 10.3 percent from 2012 to 2013 in Northern Ohio, according to figures from the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers Association. In December 2013, sales were up more than 12 percent compared to the same month in 2012.
Sales for all of 2013 totaled 229,534 vehicles in the association's 21-county region. Dealers sold 16,648 vehicles in December 2013, compared to 14,682 in December 2012.
Ford was Northern Ohio's best-selling brand with 40,960 vehicles sold in 2013 (compared to 36,319 in 2012), which is an increase of 12.78 percent. Chevrolet was second with a sales increase of 15.75 percent (32,679 vehicles in 2013).
Honda was third with 19,977 sales and a year-to-year increase of 6.64 percent. Toyota was fourth with 19,698 and Kia finished fifth with 12,959.
Sales were the highest since 2005, when more than 237,000 new vehicles were sold in the region. The final Northern Ohio results beat sales forecasts by 300 vehicles, according to the GCADA.
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Sponsored by Home Instead Inc., the franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care® network, Salute to Senior Service recognizes the invaluable contributions of adults age 65 and older who give at least 15 hours a month of volunteer service to their favorite causes.
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Home Instead Inc. will donate $500 to each of the state winners' designated / approved nonprofit groups, and their personal stories will be shared online on the Salute to Senior Service Wall of Fame. In addition, $5,000 will be donated to the national winner's designated and approved nonprofit charity.
To submit an online nomination form for a senior who volunteers at least 15 hours a month, visit SalutetoSeniorService.com.


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UNC Professor of Biological Sciences Rick Adams will be interviewed by Colorado Public Radio about his newly released book Into the Night, a collection of essays on what courageous researchers face in the field. Adams, a foremost authority on bats, is scheduled to go on air at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19. To tune in, visit http://www.cpr.org.
For more about Adams' book, and an excerpt from his essay, visit http://www.unco.edu/news/?5861.
Eighteen teachers from Pakistan are taking new perspectives, as well as new skills, back to their classrooms as the result of a six-week professional development program this fall at the University of Northern Colorado.
From late-August to mid-October, the teachers attended development courses and spent approximately 40 hours at local schools shadowing teachers. They also gave presentations about Pakistan at Greeley Place, where they also shared meals with senior citizens.
The group was part of the U.S. Department of State's Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program.
"The purpose of this program is to improve the teachers' English and give them methods for teaching," said Madeline Milian, co-director of UNC's TEA program. "We also wanted them to learn more about our educational system and to enhance their understanding of the U.S."
The TEA participants attended grammar and ESL courses to improve their English skills and learned how to incorporate new technology into their classrooms in Pakistan.
A farewell reception showcased the skills they learned as part of the program. Some teachers sang songs, others read poems and still others presented a photo montage of their journey.
Science teacher Najma Khan said that the program helped her gain a better understanding of technology.
"At home, we just have a blackboard, but to be able to use this technology will help me greatly," Khan said.
Humaira Kamran was grateful for the opportunities afforded to her by the experience.
"I am glad for this opportunity," she said. "I can teach my students much more easily now."
In its third year, UNC's TEA program received $200,000 in federal funding. Fifty Pakistani teachers have completed the program at UNC since its start in 2011. Only 30 out of approximately 300 Pakistanis who applied were selected to come to the United States.
- Alyse DeVan, Senior Journalism Major
UNC community members can now purchase discounted Winter Park and Copper Mountain daily lift tickets at the UNC Outdoor Pursuits Gear Shop in the west entrance of Harrison Hall. Lift tickets cost $60 each until Dec. 15 and $70 after then. There are no blackout dates or purchase limits until April 20. The Gear Shop is open from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Mondays and Fridays and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
The winners of the Spook-tacular Halloween Costume Contest, sponsored by the Professional Administrative and Classified staff councils (photos included) were:
A slide show on the CSC website also includes photos of the other contestants.
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Authorities say a head on crash in Junction City sent two people to the hospital. One of the drivers was taken from the scene by Medflight.
The accident happened just before 10:30 a.m. Friday near Junction City Elementary School.
Trooper Goss with the Lancaster Post of the State Highway Patrol says 57-year-old Rodney Alfman of New Lexington was traveling east on West Main Street when he went left of center and struck a Honda Accord heading west bound.
Authorities say the driver of that vehicle 52-year-old Jennifer Butcher of Junction City was trapped inside of her vehicle.
Rescuers used the jaws of life to get her out.
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The last time the Utah Jazz met the Sacramento Kings, 16 days ago in the Delta Center, they at least made the monarchs sweat a little. The first time they played this season, Dec. 7, the Kings did whatever they pleased against the young Jazz, so a little progress seemed to be made by the second meeting.
"They can toy around with you and allow you to stay in there and then, bang, all of a sudden they hit you with about three good plays because you fall asleep in one area," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan.
The Kings have won 11 of the last 12 games against Utah, dominating even back when the Jazz had the two now-departed future Hall of Famers.
Tonight at 5 (MST) in Arco Arena, it's Round 3 of the royal ones, with the NBA's second-best record of 20-8 despite a two-game losing streak, against Sloan's 16-13 upstarts, who have a two-game win streak but almost no idea of whom they'll put on the court tonight against against Sacramento's Brad Miller, Vlade Divac and No. 3 NBA scorer Peja Stojakovic (24.6 scoring average).
Injuries continue to eat away at the Jazz.
Saturday in the Zion's Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City, Sloan had only eight able-bodied players and couldn't hold a full practice. He settled for drills and film work.
Forward Matt Harpring sat out with bursitis in his left knee and chondromalacia in his right. Forward Ben Handlogten was idled by an inflamed left knee after hyperextending it in the fourth quarter of Friday's 97-94 overtime Delta-Center win over Toronto. Center Greg Ostertag tested his inflamed left knee with light running and shooting. He missed Friday's game due to the sore knee.
Trainer Gary Briggs said Harpring and Ostertag are "probable" for tonight and Handlogten's "questionable."
"We'll play whoever is here," said Sloan. "We wish Greg would get healthy. We're not going to force him back to play. We've never done that with any player. We just have to forget about it, quite frankly, and go on about our business.
"I don't think you've heard us complain about anybody getting hurt, and we've had four or five guys go out. With a team like this, we just put somebody out there, and they play hard. I don't know what else to expect."
If Ostertag and Handlogten don't play, center Jarron Collins is the only real post man. Power forward Andrei Kirilenko may have to slide to the middle to back up Collins, and Sloan said Sasha Pavlovic may have to help more at the bigger positions. "We'll have to play Andrei probably some minutes in there and try to mix and match and see where we are if none of those other guys can play," the coach said.
"The biggest thing is trying to give us hustle plays, whoever is playing," said Sloan. "If you step out there and do that, then we can compete to some extent if we do that every night."
Hustle plays will be necessary tonight. "Everybody knows what a great team they are and how difficult they've been for us to play over the years," Sloan said. "We've got to go in and learn something every time we play against them, try to be able to play them a little bit better if we can.
"That's our ambition try to learn how to play against a better basketball team."
Sacramento is so talented offensively, Sloan said, it simply "picks you apart" whenever concentration wavers. "And then you get to feeling sorry for yourself and you start looking at your teammates and say this guy's got to do this and this guy's got to do that; well, we've all got to do our job. We're at a mismatch at every position. So what do you do? Well, we've still got to play."
Friday's overtime victory over Toronto was good practice, since Utah nearly gave the game away half a dozen times in the late going. It could have moped and pointed fingers, but it kept plugging away instead."That was important," Sloan said. "I think they were looking for an out to say, 'Poor me, we made some mistakes.' Well that's the way life is. You can lay down and feel sorry for yourself, or you can fight back. I was proud of the fact we fought back. I was impressed by what they did."
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Today is an ending and a beginning for the Rev. Dr. Tom Farmer as he delivers his last sermon as senior pastor of St. Paul United Methodist Church in Largo. Farmer, who has served the Largo church since 1988, is retiring and leaving the Tampa Bay area. An active participant in the Largo community, Farmer took time to reflect on his work at St. Paul's.
1St. Paul's has many successful ministries. What is one that makes you particularly proud? Our handicapable ministry is one of the finest ministries to serve people with disabilities. It started with nine or 10 participants and now we have more than 150 people of all ages attending. On Wednesday nights, people from the community and from group homes come here to worship, study the Bible, pray and play. They have their own place, this is their place. They are integrated into the life of the church. They have enjoyed traveling as a group. They've been to Disney World, Canada, and Washington, D.C.
2How do you serve such a large congregation? We have nearly 4,000 members. We have six ordained staff, but could never touch the number of people we do without our Stephen ministry. This ministry of lay people receives 50 hours of training to extend the hands of the pastors. We have 50 active Stephen ministers, who provide home visitation, hospital visitation and give one-on-one support to people in need.
3This church has greatly expanded since you've been here. What has that meant to the community? The Christian Life Enrichment Center is a 50,000-square-foot building we built 15 years ago. It resulted in 5,000 people a month coming here for everything from exercise and Bible study to grief support groups. We support a knitting group that makes prayer shawls for those needing comfort and white wraps for stillborn babies. We also have meetings of all the 12-step programs. This was built to serve the community as well as the church.
4What is next for St. Paul's? Dr. Bert Blomquist has been appointed to follow me. It has been one of my happiest moments to have Bert appointed to this church. I was praying and pleading with God to send him here. Bert has the gifts and graces to lead this congregation to new heights of glory for the kingdom of God.
5What is next for you as you retire? I want to serve my brothers and sisters who are pastors of local churches. My wife, Peggy, and I are going to live in Keystone Heights,. I will offer to preach when a pastor needs a Sunday off, and I want to offer support when pastors are working through challenges in their ministry. I also want to spend quality time with my wife. While we still have health, we want to enjoy our children and grandchildren. We want to visit Ireland. I want to finish strong: as a husband, a father, a grandfather and a friend.


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Generally we tell patients to wait a week for any bruising and swelling to go away before having other facial treatments. For more information about Juvederm visit my website.
Juvederm can be safely combined with other injectable fillers, but wait a week for laser treatments
Juvederm can be safely combined with other injectable fillers like Radiesse or Restylane. In addition, once the filler has had time to integrate into the skin, which is usually about a week after the treatment, it is OK to do other laser treatments, such as Fraxel laser treatment. They should not degrade or dissolve the filler.
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As for having fillers and laser treatments, it really depends upon what type of laser treatments. IPL can probably be done at the same time, but you may want to stagger them a week or two apart just in case you get irritated from the laser system treatment or by the fillers.
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Noninvasive treatments can be done days after fillers
As most treatment, such as microdermabrasion, lasers, and peels, do not penetrate the depth of the fillers, and there are no studies that demonstrate and adverse effect on the fillers by these procedures, provided that there is not too deep a pressure or manipulation of the recently injected filler, there shouldn't be a reason not to do the treatments as soon as a day after but usually we wait a few days, unless the other treatments are done immediately before the fillers, the same day.
Best to wait one week after filler treatments
While all of the above treatments can be safely used after Juvederm, it is probably best to wait at least one week before having another procedure. The treatments you mention do not affect the depth of skin or subcutaneous areas where the Juvederm was placed, but pressure (like from an IPL handpiece) might mold the Juvederm product in a way that is different from its original placement. Any bruising or swelling you have from the Juvederm should be resolved at one week, and you can proceed with other treatments.
Juvederm treatment before other treatments.
I recommend at least a week or if any swelling or black and blue than until it resolves. Better safe than sorry having too many treatments at one time.
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Other procedures after Juvederm
Many patients have not only facial fillers, but also other treatments including microdermabrasion and laser treatments on the face. After injection, it takes several days for Juvederm to hydrate fully and settle in the skin. In addition, swelling and bruising often occurs with Juvederm injections, which can also take some time to resolve.
For these reasons, I would wait around 2 weeks or so before having more facial procedures. We do not have enough evidence based guidlines to make specific recommendations, so I would discuss this question directly with your doctor so he or she can specifically evaluate your case.
Wait at least a few days after Juvederm before most facial treatments
You should wait at least several days after all filler injections before any facial treatments that will put pressure on your skin because all fillers are somewhat malleable for several days. Peels should not be a problem but most IPL devices, lasers and microdermabrasion could potentially change the shape of your filler if heavy pressure is applied during the treatment.
Facial Treatments After Juvederm Injections
All of the treatments that you have asked about (IPL, Chemical Peel, & Microdermabrasion) are superficial and should not go deep enough to affect your Juvederm. I would recommend waiting at least until your swelling and redness resolve from your Juvederm injections.
Good luck and be well.
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advocates for the healthcare needs of minority citizens throughout the state of Maryland and those that directly impact the minority population of the Baltimore region. Our organization consist of strong team of registered nurses, license practical nurses, and nursing students. Several services are in collaboration, coordination, and cooperation with other local partnerships with a number of community health care resources. In addition, we act as role models, mentors, and educators for elementary, high school, and college students within the community. One goal is to promote the recruitment and development of new healthcare career professional; current and future.
To represent and provide a forum for black nurses to advocate for and implement strategies to ensure access to the highest quality of healthcare for persons of color.
History of the BNA of Baltimore
In June of 1974, Beverly Mason (Thabiti Ambata) attended the American Nurse's Association National meeting held in the midwest United States. Thabiti met Dr. Barbara Norman from Chicago who was culturally active and enthralled Thabiti with news about the 3 year old National Black Nurses Association that Thabiti had no knowledge of before the meeting. Thabiti was so excited that she returned to Baltimore and in August 1974 founded the Black Nurses Association of Baltimore (BNAB). Dr. Norman continued to be a reliable consultant to BNAB for many years.
Chartered members were registered nurses and recent graduates of very strong associate degree programs. These members worked as Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) for many years and were enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs at The Catholic University of America and the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Renee Keyser had already achieved a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
During this time, Associate Degree in Nursing programs were relatively new and an economical way for Black people to become registered nurses. During this time, the chapter spent an extensive amount of energy through chapter activities promoting nursing, mentoring students, supporting, and having workshops for other Black LVN's to become registered nurses through Community College programs.
Chapter members met monthly. These meetings were usually held in hospitals or nursing homes such as Lutheran Hospital and University Hospital.
Chartered Members
Beverly Mason (Thabiti Ambata), Founder
Shirley Carpenter
Michelle Dorsey
Argena Freeman
Renee Keyser
Mary Jenkins
Miriam Jones
Josephine Thomas, LPN
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1974-1981 Beverly Mason, BSN, RN
1981-1982 Shirley Carpenter, RN
982-1984 Minnie Slaughter, RN
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PHOENIX - If your Thanksgiving plans include a trip on the state's highways, the Arizona Department of Transportation wants you to know that no construction closures will be scheduled over the holiday weekend, beginning Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 23).
ADOT still encourages drivers to allow extra travel time during peak holiday travel periods and to use extra caution in existing work zones along state highways.
Driving behavior will be a key factor in efforts to reduce tragic crashes during the holiday travel season. Thirteen people were killed in a total of 12 fatal crashes on Arizona's highways and local roads during Thanksgiving weekend last year.
Drivers are urged to make sure they buckle up, along with their passengers. ADOT and other safety agencies also ask drivers to obey speed limits, get adequate rest before traveling, avoid distractions and never drink and drive.
Although no construction closures are scheduled over the holiday weekend, existing state highway work zones include:
Yuma, San Diego, Rocky Point Travel: State Route 85 is narrowed to one lane in both directions for an existing B-8 (Butterfield Trail Road) bridge work zone in Gila Bend. Drivers traveling to or from Yuma or San Diego can consider alternate routes during peak travel times, including Interstate 10 and US 95 north of Yuma. Drivers traveling to or from the Phoenix area also can consider using I-8 and I-10 through the Casa Grande area. For more visit www.azdot.gov/HolidayTravel.
Flagstaff, Northern Arizona Travel: Interstate 17 narrowed to one lane in each direction approximately 20 miles south of Flagstaff for an existing bridge reconstruction work zone at Munds Park. Allow extra time during peak travel periods.
Kingman, Las Vegas Travel: US 93 open with no passing zone and reduced 55 mph speed limit along a seven-mile-long stretch for a widening project north of Wikieup.Use caution and allow extra travel time.
Phoenix - Tucson Travel: Interstate 10 widening work zones are in place in the Casa Grande area and between Ruthrauff and Prince roads in Tucson. Use caution and obey reduced speed limits in existing work zones.
Drivers also are urged to be prepared for unscheduled highway closures due to accidents, disabled vehicles or other events. Motorists should be alert to changing weather conditions while traveling.
ADOT offers several services for travelers to stay up to date on highway conditions across the state, especially prior to starting a trip.
Sign up for e-mail alerts via ADOT's Web page at www.azdot.gov. Highway condition updates are provided via Twitter at www.Twitter/ArizonaDOT. ADOT's Travel Information site also tracks highway conditions at www.az511.gov or over the phone at 5-1-1. Out of state callers can dial 1-888-411-ROAD (7623).
For more information about the need for work zones to remain in place even when construction crews aren't on site visit the ADOT Blog at http://adotblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/barricades-vital-even-when-crews-arent.html.


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Major providers of offshore IT services with facilities in and around Mumbai say operations were uninterrupted by the bombings that killed more than 40 people Monday in India's financial capital.
A spokesman for Accenture, which last year opened a technology development center in Mumbai, says all of the companies' employees have been accounted for and that no facilities were damaged. The spokesman said the company is monitoring the situation and has a "mechanism in place" to provide customers with information. The spokesman declined to provide further details.
A spokesman for EDS, which opened a 500-seat, 150-employee service facility in Mumbai in June, says service at the facility wasn't affected by the blasts.
Spokesmen for both companies declined to say whether security is being tightened in light of the bombings.
Most of IBM Global Services operations in India are in the city of Hyderabad, about 440 miles from Mumbai. A company spokesman said he wasn't aware of any effect on company operations.
The car bombs exploded at a crowded jewelry market and a historic landmark in the city formerly known as Bombay on Monday, killing at least 44 people, wounding 150 others and shaking buildings in the city.
The bombings also wreaked havoc on India's main stock market. The BSE Sensex fell 120.49 points to 4004.63. Individual tech companies were hit hard. Share prices of Indian-based service providers Infosys Technologies and Wipro Technologies both fell 2.6%, while Satyam Computer Services fell 5.8%.


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FL Technics completes a series of landing gear deals worth over EUR1M
FL Technics, a global provider of integrated aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services, successfully expands its landing gear activities by closing a recent set of deals worth over €1million.
Launched as a separate division in the beginning of 2012, FL Technics Landing Gear has successfully conducted during the year a number of Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 landing gear sales deals with clients from Europe, Russian and the CIS. Some of the provided landing gears were dismantled from aircraft acquired by the company for tear down in 2011.
'We are very delighted to see our clients increasing confidence in our landing gear services. We have not only provided our clients with the required undercarriage for A320 and B737 aircraft, but also assisted them in acquiring landing gear for other types of aircraft as well. Without any doubt, this is a successful year for us. In the upcoming year we are planning to significantly expand our operations, for instance, by acquiring additional landing gear for the subsequent tear down into its component parts, thus ensuring even wider spare parts support for our clients worldwide', comments Arturas Semenikas, the Head of Components Management Department.
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Hai folks,
my document have form to ad candiates.the form also has an iframe, in that an HTML file upload is kept. when a user uploads a file, on success, a div is shown telling upload success.now, when the user completed the form, i am resetting the form element. so i want to make the text in the div mentioned about to be 'none'.
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HiTry with iframe.contentWindow .Example:
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myIFrame.contentWindow.document.getElementById('res_cv_attach').innerHTML = 'none';
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A homeless Cedar City mother had a lot of troubles before someone killed her.
Cammi Denee Miller, 33, was found Saturday near Tipple Road, near an old motocross track two miles south of Cedar City. She was due in court for a trial two days before her body was found just one of her four pending criminal cases.
The bench trial, scheduled for May 8, was concerning intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. In the past two years, she has also been charged with aggravated assault, possession or use of a controlled substance, spitting on an officer and driving under the influence, among other crimes.


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Andrew Niccol's THE HOST Gets U.S. Distribution
Open Road has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's The Host. This new Open Road distribution company was formed by theater chains AMC and Regal. This marks there second big acquisition.
The Host is set to be directed by Andrew Niccol (Gattaca) and Saoirse Ronan (Hanna) is set to play the lead character Melanie Stryder. Stryder is one of the last humans putting up a fight against an alien species called Souls. These parasites invade human bodies, fuse to each person's consciousness and systematically erase their personalities. Melanie is captured by the aliens and implanted by a Soul called Wanderer (who Saorise will also play), something of a legend because of all of the "hosts" she has attached to on numerous planets. Wanderer's goal is to get Melanie to give up the remaining pockets of humans, but instead the alien finds Melanie to be unique in her unwillingness to surrender her consciousness. Wanderer is so overwhelmed by Melanie's memories and feelings, the alien is driven to reconnect with Melanie's old life.
I'm not really the biggest fan of Meyer's work, but this film has some solid talent involved. Is there a chance this could end up being a good movie? I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Heres the description from the book:
In this tantalizing SF thriller, planet-hopping parasites are inserting their silvery centipede selves into human brains, curing cancer, eliminating war and turning Earth into paradise. But some people want Earth back, warts and all, especially Melanie Stryder, who refuses to surrender, even after being captured in Chicago and becoming a host for a soul called Wanderer. Melanie uses her surviving brain cells to persuade Wanderer to help search for her loved ones in the Arizona desert. When the pair find Melanie's brother and her boyfriend in a hidden rebel cell led by her uncle, Wanderer is at first hated. Once the rebels accept Wanderer, whom they dub Wanda, Wanda's whole perspective on humanity changes. While the straightforward narrative is short on detail about the invasion and its stunning aftermath, it shines with romantic intrigue, especially when a love triangle (or quadrangle?!) develops for Wanda/Melanie.


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O'Brien TR, Blattner WA, Waters D, Seremetis S. Serum HIV-1 RNA Levels and Time to Development of AIDS in the Multicenter Hemophilia Cohort Study. JAMA 1996; 276(2): 105-110.
Abraham C, Seremetis S. Breast Health Midlife: Guidelines for Screening and Patient Evaluation. Geriatrics 1997; 52(6): 58-66.
Schwartz JD, Aledort L, Seremetis S. Liver failure and mortality in HIV positive hemophiliacs. Haemophilia 1997; 3: 24-30.
Seremetis S. Principles of Managing Haemophiliac Bleeding. In: Forbes CD, Madhok R, Aledort L, editors. Textbook of Hemophilia. London, Chapman and Hall; 1997. pp165.
Seremetis S, Lusher JM, Abildgaard CF, Kasper CK, Allred R, Hurst D, Kogenate Study Group . Human Recombinant DNA-Derived Antihemophilic Factor (Factor VIII) in the Treatment of Hemophilia A: Conclusions of a Five-Year Study of Home Therapy. Haemophilia 1999; 5(1): 9-16.
Physicians and scientists on the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai often interact with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies to improve patient care, develop new therapies and achieve scientific breakthroughs. In order to promote an ethical and transparent environment for conducting research, providing clinical care and teaching, Mount Sinai requires that salaried faculty inform the School of their relationships with such companies.
Dr. Seremetis is not currently required to report Industry relationships.
Mount Sinai's faculty policies relating to faculty collaboration with industry are posted on our website Patients may wish to ask their physician about the activities they perform for companies.


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Ellen from The Moebius Sock writes, "Finding projects to use up scraps just a few inches square is always a challenge, and since many of my scraps are from treasured fabrics, I can never bring myself to throw them away. This little ornament project I created is quick, easy, and can use up even some of the tiniest scraps. It's also a very versatile project. You could decorate your Christmas tree with some of these ornaments or use them on your packages as gift tags. Try adding a few sprigs of lavender to them and throw a few in with your wool sweaters. At a finished size of 2″ square, the small canvas is also great for trying out new embroidery or quilting techniques before approaching a larger project." Learn more with her Mini Ornaments Tutorial.
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This brought back fond memories of doing this with my mother as a child! Thank you! Using them for gift tags is a fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
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I love the idea of using them for gift tags.
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I know for sure that there are a lot of people out there who think that finding a good online casinos or gambling portal is very difficult. But the truth is you can always find a reliable site with just a few clicks away, yes it's that easy and very simple. For example if you are living in Singapore, you can go to Online Casino Reports Singapore. This is one of the best sites which give you important information about casino information and reviews of top gambling sites (including online casinos, sports betting, poker, blackjack, baccarat, and roulette), guides how to play each game, and many more.
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Jefferson Bethke: 10 Things You Have to Do if You Want the Next Generation to Listen
I've noticed the biggest thing my generation wants is just someone who tells it how it is. They just want someone who lays it all out there and has firm convictions about what they believe. My generation just wants authenticity.
Ronald Reagan's answer to a boy who asked for federal funds to clean his room
Ed Stetzer's daughter is home from the hospital. But those in the southeast ought to be on the look-out for tick-borne illnesses, as this story in The Tennessean shows.
""Everyone has heard of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, but I had no idea how serious this was," Stetzer said. "You are having conversations about mortality rates and everything else. We've been pretty worn out, but right now we're just relieved."
Dunn said it is not unusual for one or two deaths from a tick-borne illness to occur in Tennessee during the spring to autumn period, but he is not aware of any this season. Although a tick bite by itself is not a reason to seek antibiotics, he said, anyone who gets a fever after a bite should seek treatment from a medical provider.
The Fruit of the Spirit and Your Work:
We so easily miss that. It's easy to think of the fruit of the Spirit and other Christian virtues as applying to some abstract realm, rather than being the character qualities we are to manifest every day, in all areas of life — which includes our work.
The fruit of the Spirit, in fact, have a massive application in our daily work, if you think about it.
How to Smartly Engage with the Young Doubters in Your Midst:
One of the concerns young people commonly voiced in the study is that church feels unfriendly to doubters. This particular critique has less to do with a polemical topic—be it sex or science—and more to do with whether the church welcomes dialogue in the first place. It encompasses all other concerns by asking the question, is there even a safe context for us to talk about doubts?


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Papular Perianal Rash in an 8-Year-Old Girl
Papular Perianal Rash in an 8-Year-Old Girl
An 8-year-old girl is brought to the emergency department by her mother with a complaint of 5 days of worsening constipation and rectal bleeding. For the past week, the girl has had small stools 3 or 4 times a day and crampy abdominal pain. Yesterday, her stools were streaked with a small amount of blood. The mother notes that her daughter spends up to an hour in the bathroom with each bowel movement. In addition, the mother remarks that the girl has a rash in the rectal area and along the inner thighs. The patient complains of pain in this area. The mother also reports that her daughter has been walking oddly for the past few days and crying.
The patient has no fever, vomiting, or dysuria; however, her oral intake and activity level have been decreased, and her sleep has been poor. She has also had occasional pains in her ankles and hands. There is no disclosure or reported history of abuse.
She has a history of chronic constipation that began when she was about 3 weeks old. The constipation has been treated with over-the-counter fiber supplements with varying success. She takes no other medications. An MRI scan of the abdomen performed at age 3 years to evaluate her constipation was reportedly normal. There is a family history of hypertension but no family history of GI disorders.
The patient, her mother, and her 3 brothers recently moved to the area from Texas. The patient's father did not move with the family and had reportedly been abducted while he was in Mexico.
On physical examination, the child is uncomfortable and appears anxious. She weighs 23 kg (50.6 lb). Distention is noted in the lower left and upper left quadrants; there is diffuse abdominal tenderness with decreased bowel sounds but no hernias. The abdominal radiograph is as shown (Figure 1). Genitourinary examination reveals a very painful erythematous, papular rash in the perianal region and extending to the bilateral buttocks and medial thighs (Figure 2). Stool coats the entire groin area, and a possible fissure is seen near the anus.


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Five days start to finish. Did the cabinets in Pure White and spiced up the island with Glazed Paprika. Loved not having to strip and sand. Looks like new, at a fraction of the cost of a full kitchen renovation.
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Donald L. Dyer
Professor of Russian and Linguistics and Associate Dean in the College of Liberal Arts
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Dr. Dyer's research interests include the Russian, Bulgarian and Romanian languages, Slavic and Balkan Linguistics, languages in contact and Moldova.
Office: 204 Ventress Hall | 662-915-7778 | mldyer at olemiss.edu
Valentina Iepuri
Assistant Professor of Russian and Director of the Russian Language Program
Ph.D., Minsk State Linguistics University
Dr. Iepuri's research interests include the Russian language in the post-Soviet period, languages in contact and language pedagogy.
Office: E-210B Bondurant Hall | 662-915-7715 | vbiepuri at olemiss.edu
Tamar Karakozova
Instructor of Russian
M.A., Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
M.A. (TESL), Ph.D. (Secondary Education), University of Mississippi
Office: E-210B Bondurant Hall | 662-915-7715 | tkarakoz at olemiss.edu
Shokhsanam Djalilova
Graduate Teaching Assistant in Intensive English and Coordinator of Assessment for the IEP
M.A., University of Mississippi
Office: 103 Old Athletics | 662-915-1560 | stdjalil at olemiss.edu
Ekaterina Kolshenskaya
Graduate Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant in Russian
M.A., Volgograd State Pedagogical University
Office: E-210B Bondurant Hall | 662-915-7715 | eskolshe at go.olemiss.edu
Marina Lepekhova
Graduate Teaching Assistant in Linguistics and Russian
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German luxury car-maker, Mercedes Benz, launched its new M-Class grand edition in two variants--Grand Sports and Grand Executive--priced at Rs 54.11-lakh and Rs 47.91-lakh (ex-showroom Pune) respectively.
The New Mercedes Benz M-Class was introduced in the country last year.
"The M-Class has been a popular model series in India. The Sports Edition and the Executive Edition are very aggressively priced considering the loadings and features of this marquee," Mercedes-Benz India's managing director and CEO, Wilfried Aulbur, said in statement.
"We are confident that customers who expect highest standards from their vehicles will find the M-Class a vehicle that exceeds their expectations-both on and off the road," Aulbur said.
Mercedes Benz has its plant at Chakan near Pune in Maharashtra, where it produces models including C Class, E Class and the S Class.


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NEW YORK (Nov. 12)
The second highest ranking Protestant Episcopal clergyman in the U.S. warned here yesterday that America must not "under any circumstances sell its soul for a guaranteed flow of oil." The Rev. Dr. David R. Hunter, deputy general secretary of the National Council of churches made that statement in an address to 800 persons attending the all-day conference of the Metropolitan Council of B'nai B'rith at the Commodore Hotel.
"We must resist every temptation to let our foreign policy be affected by the gross misuse of force on the part of the oil rich nations of the world and their allies," Dr. Hunter said. "So long as Israel is threatened by military aggression, we need to affirm clearly and loudly that Israel has the right to exist," he added.
He said he was "pleased that many Christians have spoke out meaningfully with both indignation and compassion since the desecration of Yom Kippur by the Syrians and Egyptians" on Oct. 6. "This time we are faced with a moral obligation to settle for nothing less than a peace settlement," Dr. Hunter said.


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Fast-acting isn't beneficial only for Alka-Seltzer, Advil and diet plans. It's also a basic rule for Crisis & Reputation Management.
Nip the issue in the bud quickly, or you're in for a long and painful slog in the pitiless glare of the media and public. It also lets you short-circuit potentially detrimental speculation. But timing is important, too.
Consider David Letterman, the longest-serving late-night TV talk show host in history. Only one week after he announced he would retire, CBS unveiled his successor, Stephen Colbert. Quick. Clean. No room or time for talking heads to build support for their personal favorites, which would've created hard feelings for the losers and burdened Colbert and CBS with undesired baggage. Smart business move.
Or Scott London, the former senior partner at audit giant KPMG who was just sentenced to 14 months in federal prison and fined $100,000 for selling insider information to a golfing buddy. Remember how quickly KPMG distanced itself? If you blinked, you would've missed it.
Or Kathleen Sebelius, whose decision to step down as head of Health & Human Services was well-timed. She oversaw the troubled roll-out of the Affordable Care Act, and many had been calling for her head. But changing horses mid-stream can be risky and disruptive, especially when the current is swift and treacherous. So her departure was delayed until enrollment season ended on a upbeat note. The rationale: Put troubles in the past, so her successor can move ahead with few distractions to refine, consolidate and expand the healthcare program. Smart political move.
You see it every day, with businesses, non-profits and high-profile individuals. Bad behavior of all sorts puts reputations at risk. Misuse of money. Abuse of power and position to harass and unduly influence. Legal squabbles between colleagues and competitors.
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