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The men's High Jump show of all the events produced the most exciting moment at the Annual Star Games indoor meeting in Tampere, Finland on Saturday (12 Feb).
Reigning World Champion Jacques Freitag of South Africa jumped 2.27 at is first attempt, while Italy´s Andrea Bettinelli cleared 2.24 at the first jump but failed once in 2.27. He moved his two last to 2.29 but was not even close.
But Freitag was not satisfied with the win because he wanted to perform better on the home soil of his manager Jukka Härkönen.
"This is a fantastic track and these spectators positioned very near the athletes deserved 2.29, but felt tired," confirmed Freitag. "I missed my season best by only one cm and I believe I can make an improvement in Stockholm next week."
Fellow South African Godfrey Mokoena set a nice series of 7.76 – 7.81 – 7.94 - foul – 7.92 and 7.90 in the men's Long Jump and that was enough to beat the other jumpers. Jonathan Chimier of Mauritius produced 7.83 in his 4th attempt and Tommi Evilä of Finland in his home hall, 7.81 on his 6th jump.
"A very, very good track and a good competition," said Mokoena. "My new personal best is a good sign for the future, but now I'll fly back home for training more. I certainly want to come back for the Helsinki World Champs next."
Mokoena won the Junior World title in the Triple Jump and silver in the Long Jump, and many coaches recognise him as one of the biggest talents for the future, but Mokoena can not yet tell which event will be his main event in the future. "Even my coach Edna de Beer does not know it", smiled Mokoena.
Below Par Nelson
The world season's best Shot Putter with 21.66m Adam Nelson of the USA was far from his best form last night. The double Olympic silver medallist put 19.26 and 19.93 and produced then four fouls. The winning result was a disappointment for Nelson himself as well as for about 1000 spectators.
"My left groin felt tight and I could not spin as usual, but that is not an excuse. Everything here was better than me today: the crowd, the circle and everything. I promise to come back in August at the World Championships in Helsinki much stronger!" Nelson said.
Nelson has one competition left in this indoor season, the USA champs in Boston in two weeks time.
Mika Vasara, World Junior Bronze medallist in 2002, set his new PB of 19.65 and beat Czech Petr Stehlk by 18 cm. Vasara is now only 15 cm from the entry standard for the European Indoor Championships held in Madrid 4 - 6 March.
Allen and Herbert are flying high
Charles Allen of Canada was the fastest hurdler of the day. The men ran two races, and Allen won both of them: first easily 7.81 and 50 minutes later 7.65. Finland´s Matti Niemi placed second in 7.80. Allen, the Olympic 7th in Athens, was very satisfied and said he would have been ready for 110m H which has been in Tampere programme for many years.
"Yes, I am well and in a good shape. Next year I must be even better this time of the winter, because I'd like to ran both at the World Indoors in Moscow and the Commonwealth Games in Australia," confirmed Allen.
Llewellyn Herbert of South Africa won the men's 300m Hurdles in 35.43 in the men´s 300 m Hurdles - 0,51 seconds slower than his unofficial World best of 3492 set in the same Pirkka-hall in 1999. Finnish Youngster Jussi Heikkilä was second 0.53 seconds behind Herbert.
Herbert was again on the track a half on hour later as a new World best was in the sights of his compatriot Mbuluani Mulaudzi´s in the men's 600 metres.
Herbert paced 300 metres in 39.92 and jumped from the track at 400 metres. Mulaudzi, the silver medallist in the Olympic 800m in the Athens Olympics last summer, could not keep the speed up until the finish and clocked 1:17.25. So the World best remains with Germany´s Nico Motchebon´s 1:15,12 run in Sindelfingen in 1999.
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I always wanted to get rid of the bags under my eyes I got them of a young age is hereditary, so I got two different consultation and both doctors recommended fillers I got BELOTERO and Juvederm for the cheeks. I didn't feel pain witch it is a good thing it was a little weird to see it at first but I like it so far. one eye is very tricky since is very puffy as anesthesia wears off I feel a little sting but nothing I cannot tolerate. I think I will need a little touch up but it is too soon to know. So far everything ok after four hours of getting it done.
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Today is the second day after getting BELOTERO and Juvederm I have not get any bruises , but I got a little swollen. One eye looks better but still see tiny bumps. The left one I see I ridge I quite don't like and is gotten big but hopefully it gets better. I have been taking arnica and applying arnica gel as well. Something else i did is avoid garlic and eat pineapple. Apply ice as well. I have some pain still took some Tylenol.
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Here are some more pics of the swelling that I hit going on. I wonder if any if you had a bit of discomfort slims like a sting and pain when smiling. Like to hear from anybody that had this done as well.
Day 3 BELOTERO and Juvederm
So I am still swollen left eye is still with a big ridge along the tear corner down it makes my eye look very small and like I got stung by a bee. :( also I feel pain and has not subside. My right eye looks a little better depending how you look at it or the light, it makes it look bumpy and a little bluish. I really really hope this gets better. It was a big investment at least for me. And I was so nervous about all of this. So anxious to see what the Dr. Say it would look like.
Day 4
Well the pain is gone tender to touch or when I smile very minimal. I still not too convince about this water pillow look on my left eye it is so obvious even with make up. The right eye is getting better. I am very nervous this won't get better.
Day 5
Today i had some pain on left side and later got a headache it's tender. I have been applying arnica gel and ice on and off. It look a little better. Puffiness has not disappear I still look weird I can't wait to see if it will get better I read in some reviews that gentle massage might help but, I have been hesitant to do it. Any advice ????? Honestly this is not a procedure as they describe in and out with no downtime unless you want to keep getting question of what happens to you and get people stare at you. :/ (sight )
One week after fillers injections
After a long week applying ice and arnica gel. I am finally seeing less swelling and my bruising was very little. I did have pain and still have tender spots. I started to feel a little itchy ness in the site of the injection. As you may see in the pictures I still have ridges, and does not look smooth. My left eye has a very ugly profile hopefully it continuos to get less puffier. The right eye I notice bumps along the eye. And it's a little bruise still. I'm still hanging in there hopping to see good results. ;/
Not sure it's getting any better
Really this is not getting better I so not like what I see so fat. I look so puffy after exercises and I feel really swollen under my eyes. I see darkness under and I don't see the ridges are getting any smoother. When I wear make up I look worst. Will this be it or or will I still see some changes ?????
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I am impress the swelling and tenderness has decreased tremendously, last two days I am more calm. I do still see some bumps / un evenness. I also still see some green/blue shadow I am hopping the are bruises and will go away. I overall had to wait two weeks to see my face better. I still have to get my Dr. Look at it.
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Here is my one month BELOTERO review. I will not advice to get this done unless you are conscious of the risks , side effects , and the risk of getting an unwanted result. This are most expensive bags I ever buy. I still have bags under my eyes and the worst part is that I now have dark circles I never had before and they make me look worst. I am having hard time finding the right make up. I spend a lot money and I am not happy at all. I agree you can go to work right away only if you are willing to be seen with bruises like you are a raccoon or swelling and water pillows you cannot cover with make up. And yes that lasts at least 1 week if not more. I took my own precautions from my own reserch to take arnica and did a diet. I knew I did not wanted to get bruises I couldn't take time off and I was not willing to be seen like that, but I was not ready to see the water ridges and I had a lot pain as well. Wich I was not informed I could have. One last thing I have to say to any of you is that no matter what you get done keep in mine that you get to see only the before and after results ,and of course only the ones with happy ending. The day by day can only be told by the ones who got it done. That is only my opinion and I am not trying to give any advice or convince anybody that is just from my own experience.
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Wow, you've got to give those economists credit. As Neil Irwin tells us, they figured out that the Fed's bond purchases affect the budget. Of course they put it on the negative side, noting that the Fed stands to lose money when it sells off its bonds at a loss later in the decade if interest rates rise as projected.
There are two important points that are worth pointing out on this one. First, the Fed does not have to sell off the bonds. It can simply hold its bonds until maturity as those of us who are a few years ahead of mainstream economists pointed out a while back.
If the Fed were to go this route, it could reach its targets for restricting money supply expansion by raising reserve requirements. This shouldn't be that hard a concept to understand, the option appears in every intro textbook. While changing the base of reserves, rather than the money multiplier by changing the reserve requirement, is the preferred manner for the conduct of monetary policy, a set of higher reserve requirements scheduled long in advance should not be too disruptive to the banking system. We did use to have much higher reserve requirements. Also, China's central bank routinely uses reserve requirement changes to conduct its monetary policy.
The other point that should jump out at folks is that the projected drop in bond prices, which is the reason that the Fed is projected to lose money, presents a great opportunity for the government to reduce its debt burden. The idea is that long-term bonds issued at the current low interest rates will sell at sharp discounts later in the decade, if interest rates rise as projected.
These discounted prices will give the government the opportunity to reduce its debt by hundreds of billions of dollars -- perhaps more than $1 trillion -- simply by buying these bonds back at lower prices. Such a move would be utterly pointless since it would not change the country's interest burden at all, but since we currently live in a political environment where the debt to GDP ratio is an object of worship, this would be a great way to appease that god. It sure beats big cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
There is one other point about this piece that is worth noting. It tells readers:
"The great risk is that the political blowback from those losses would endanger the Fed's independence."
While the Fed deserves points for trying to boost the economy in the wake of the downturn it is hard to argue that the country has been well-served by an independent Fed. Greenspan at least looked the other way as the housing bubble grew to ever more dangerous proportions. Arguably, he even sought to fuel its growth as a way to recover from the collapse of the stock bubble.
The result has been incredibly disastrous with millions of lives being ruined by unemployment and the country likely to lose more than $7 trillion in output from the downturn. Could we really have done worse with a Fed that was more responsive to Congress? Perhaps, but it doesn't seem like we have much to lose here.
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Harry Redknapp fears Wayne Rooney's red card in Montenegro could "cost England dearly" at Euro 2012.
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Rooney, who has had to cope with negative headlines relating to his family this week, played a starring role as England ran up a 2-0 lead but, with the score at 2-1, was sent off for a petulant kick at Miodrag Dzudovic in the second half. Montenegro then scored a late equaliser.
England had required only a point to qualify, but Rooney will be suspended for at least one group-stage match at Euro 2012. Fabio Capello had received assurances that Rooney was in the right frame of mind and defended his selection after the game - "I can't enter into the head of Wayne Rooney when he plays," he said - but Redknapp fears it will prove costly next summer.
"It looked like [Capello was right to select Rooney] for most of the game - but then what Rooney did was just stupid," Redknapp said in his Sun column. I was thinking how mature he looked and how the situation involving his dad and his uncle had clearly not affected him and he had moved on, but a likely two-game ban at the start of the Euro 2012 finals is a massive, massive blow for England.
"He just cannot go around doing that sort of thing. We thought we'd seen the last of it but I guess he had his angry head on after all. Rooney is a ferocious competitor for Manchester United and for England but there has to be a line.
"It's hugely disappointing. He could be missing for the entire group stage and the rush of blood could end up costing him and England dearly. You can't help but note it was Rooney heavily involved in both goals and we can only hope his ban isn't too lengthy."
He added: "Rooney looked back to his best and, until his red card, it appeared to be a question of who plays up front with him. Does he go up as the striker with Frank Lampard or Steven Gerrard playing off him, or does he support a striker. Now it might need a major re-think for the finals."
Despite his fears over Rooney's unavailability, Redknapp believes Capello got his selection and tactics right and that England can still be considered genuine contenders for Euro 2012.
"I firmly believe we can do very well," he said. "Rooney's red card throws new light on our prospects because of his impending suspension.
"He showed in the first half what a performer he can be for us. I said it's a case of who plays up alongside him but now for the group stage that may not be an option, but when I look around Europe, I firmly believe that only Spain is better than England.
"I have repeatedly tipped England to win something with this crop of players. Some of the boys are getting on like Ashley Cole but it's not too late for them to win a major trophy."
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Although best-remembered in Europe for Carol Deene's cover version, Norman was Sue Thompson's second Top 5 U.S. smash. Sue's birthdate is usually given as July 19, 1926, but we can probably knock a year or more off that. She was born Eva Sue McKee and lived in Nevada, Missouri until 1937 when the McKees packed up and moved to California. She married a Mexican named Gamboa in 1942 (tending to support the theory that her birthdate was prior to 1926) and, newly divorced in 1948, began performing at clubs in the Bay area. She claims to have chosen the name 'Thompson' because it went with 'Sue.' In 1949, she was discovered by cowboy singer Dude Martin, joined his television and radio shows, and later married him.
He was on Mercury, and, as of 1950, so was she. Sue claims to have been the first to record You Belong to Me, which became a big hit for Jo Stafford and Patti Page, but the Mercury logbooks are too vague to offer proof. After Mercury, Sue was on Decca (briefly) and then on Columbia as 'Taffy Thomas'. Several of Sue's Mercury songs were by Boudleaux Bryant, and it was Bryant who arranged for her to join Acuff-Rose's Hickory label. John D. Loudermilk was given the job of writing songs for her. First came Sad Movies, then Norman. "We called 'Norman' a Mexican polka," she told Michael Kelly. "I knew it would be big because the band was dancing to the playback. Producer Jim Hall felt that the single trombone on the song was a bit thin, and needed more oomph.
Jim asked if anyone in the band played trombone and Boots Randolph said, 'Sure I do.' Later Boots would tell everyone that 'Norman' is the only hit he ever played trombone on." Sue became Hickory's longest-serving artist, staying until 1975. She currently lives in Las Vegas.
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Bruce Marks and Sergei Sokolov, the managing directors of the Marks & Sokolov international law firm, are honored to be sponsoring this prestigious event, at which Mr. Sokolov will be delivering a prominent presentation in the Russian Legislative Reforms Session on legal aspects optimization to effectively structure, arrange and manage deals in the real estate and construction market in Russia. We are pleased to take a leading role in this conference in Russia, where we have closed over $1 billion in transactions over the past two years. The Russian real estate market is booming and this conference is a must for investors and developers interested in participating in its unprecedented growth.
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To the Editor,
The CNN recently printed a series of inaccuracies about fracking, first by its own reporter Eleanor Guerrero and then by Dr. David Lehnherr, who is affiliated with the Montana Conservation Voters, a group known for its tireless hostility to all beneficial uses of natural resources.
One big question is why the CNN is committed to misleading its readers about energy technologies, and about fracking in particular. Energy Jobs would bring prosperity to Carbon County, and not only our businesses but every liberal cause, ranging from historic preservation to open spaces to domestic violence prevention to promotion of the arts, would benefit from an improved economic climate.
So why is CNN so opposed that it cannot tell a straight story? Indeed, since CNN must prosper or fall with Carbon County, by failing to offer a balanced view of development the paper is, in effect, shooting itself in the pocket book. The logical conclusion to be drawn is that the CNN is just reflexively a part of the "lamestream" media that pushes the "poverty for all but the elites" agenda of the Left to the low information voter.
Here are a few real Fracking facts.
Fracking has been around for over 50 years
Fracking is done well below any water table (2,000 feet versus ~100 feet for water)
Former EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson admitted there are no provable cases of water contamination from fracking
Fracking chemicals are 99.5% water and 0.5% additives, and the additives are common chemicals found in household products
Communities near coal mines sometimes report temporary spates of methane in their water. This is a natural and temporary phenomenon and occurred before fracking.
The representations in the movie "Gas Land" are thoroughly debunked in the "crowd funded" movie "Frack Nation" – which the CNN chose not to report.
CNN readers who work hard for their living should reject the propaganda that poisons efforts to develop fracking and energy generally. Carbon County needs to grow in sensible ways, and looking at some of the small wilting towns around us should be a warning of the price of failing to recognize reality.
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TAMPA — The ice cream man accused of killing two people in a mistaken act of vengeance on Thanksgiving pleaded not guilty Tuesday.
Authorities say Michael Edward Keetley, 40, was impersonating a sheriff's deputy Nov. 25 when he lined up seven people at a house in Ruskin and shot six of them. Brothers Juan Guitron, 28, and Sergio Guitron, 22, died.
Keetley pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and four counts of attempted first-degree murder.
After limping into Judge Manuel Lopez's courtroom, Keetley's appearance in court was waived. His attorney, Ariel O. Garcia, requested that an independent doctor examine and treat Keetley. Garcia would not say why Keetley needs a doctor.
Lopez set a Feb. 3 hearing on a motion for medical treatment.
On Thanksgiving, Keetley showed up about 2 a.m. at 605 Ocean Mist Court looking for someone he called "Creeper," according to the Hillsborough Sheriff's Office. He thought this person was involved in an armed robbery the previous January that left Keetley with limited use of his hands.
When no one was arrested, Keetley instigated his own investigation, deputies said. But he was at the wrong house when he fired the shots.
During the January robbery, Keetley was shot in the chest, and a bullet went through his left arm. Another bullet tore through his knuckles and right wrist.


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Anzhi winger Oleg Shatov blamed a tough fixture list for his team's lackluster performance in a 2-0 win over Young Boys Bern in the Europa League on Thursday.
The Russian league leaders won thanks to a penalty and late goal from Samuel Eto'o but created few clear-cut chances and failed to show the same attacking football as in their last home European game, a 5-0 thrashing of AZ Alkmaar.
"We couldn't find our game, but then we got going and I think in the second half we had more chances. It was hard to beat our opponents," Shatov said.
"We've got a tough calendar of games, it's hard to always play good football," he added. "I think we fulfilled our task today."
The game against Young Boys was Anzhi's sixth in the last three weeks and comes ahead of a potentially trick trip to Dynamo Moscow on Sunday.
With the score goalless at half-time, coach Guus Hiddink was unruffled by Anzhi's showing in the first half, Shatov said.
"He just said 'Carry on, play your football, you'll have chances and we'll score.' He believes in us."
Anzhi are unbeaten with seven wins in eight games in the Europa League this season, their first continental campaign for 11 years.


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A FURIOUS thug killed a Strictly Come Dancing TV technician with a punch in a row outside a kebab shop, a court heard yesterday.
Drunken Ben Worden, 33, allegedly attacked lighting expert Paul Gunner — who had been celebrating his 32nd birthday.
He was said to have taken exception to Mr Gunner knocking on the window. In an act of "thuggish behaviour" Worden hit him at least twice, Inner London Crown Court was told.
He cracked his head "like a plate breaking" on the pavement and never regained consciousness in Bexley, South East London.
The jury heard Worden ran off and bragged to some girls: "I've just beaten someone up. Look at my knuckles!"
He handed himself in to police the following day — but claimed it was a pal who carried out the attack.
Worden, of nearby Welling, denies murder. Trial continues.


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THE team at Connells estate agency in Kidderminster have been celebrating after being named the company's Branch of the Month, for both May and June.
The office beat off fierce competition from seven other branches in the Birmingham area.
The Branch of the Month award recognises the team for their all-round performance including sales, mortgage services and conveyancing.
Tim Jewkes, Residential Branch Manager at Connells, said: "I am very proud of the team and delighted to pick up this top award. We pride ourselves on getting the right result for our customers during what can be a stressful time. We have had the perfect year so far and we hope that the remainder of 2012 brings further successes."
The housing market in Kidderminster is buoyant and Connells is currently finding there is not enough stock to meet the demand from buyers.
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The tools that projects use to manage code have changed in the last ten years and the Inkscape project has wanted to take advantage of the more advanced and modern systems available and encourage more contributions. But these newer platforms have involved a large step of exporting the code base and all of the many branches into a new system. But we needed to take the leap into a new system, because our code platform and repository system was putting off new contributors and made working on Inkscape harder for existing developers.
This transition has taken the project a year or more to plan carefully which platforms would host the Inkscape project and how to technically convert the codebase with the minimal amount of data loss. Tools exist to convert from bzr to git branches, but a lot of testing and experimentation was conducted to make sure this large project would translate correctly.
During the decision about which platform would host our git repositories, we discounted staying on Launchpad itself as its git support was very weak compared to other platforms and the project doesn't appear to be actively developed. Another option was GitHub, which is a very popular project host and pretty much the defacto platform for many developers. This platform lost some points because it's entirely proprietary and there existing a very solid Free Software competitor in the form of GitLab - which was the final decision for the project's new platform.
Last week, developers were given notice of the impending change and encouraged to commit their work before the cut-off date. Yesterday, Ted Gould, a long time Inkscape contributor and Inkscape board member, completed to conversion and uploading process, moving Inkscape from the Launchpad platform using bazaar, to the GitLab platform using git repositories. The process took a number of days to complete, wherein code could not be uploaded. Now that the process is complete, all developers will have to change their local repositories to using the new system.
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Generally, matters that come before the Eureka City Council on its consent calendar are considered routine and are to be enacted by a single motion, and a single vote.
That certainly wasn't the case Tuesday, when five items were pulled from the calendar and discussed over the span of more than two hours.
The first item pulled was a wrongful death and civil rights violation claim brought against the city, as well as other agencies, by the family of Martin Frederick Cotton II.
Cotton died Aug. 9 after being booked into the Humboldt County Jail, just hours after being involved in several altercations at the Eureka Rescue Mission, including one with Eureka police officers. The Humboldt County Coroner's Office said Cotton died of a subdural hematoma due to blunt force trauma, but stopped short of determining the cause of that trauma.
District Attorney Paul Gallegos said last week he expects to issue a determination on the incident this week.
Tuesday, the city council voted unanimously, with Councilwoman Polly Endert absent, to follow staff's recommendation to reject the claim, which is considered a routine first step in claims brought against the city.
Before the council voted on the matter, Cotton's father, sister and a couple of others addressed the council.
Martin Cotton Sr. told the council he knows there are good officers in Humboldt County, but said the batons used to hit his son are lethal weapons and that his son should have received medical treatment before being taken to jail.
"I'd just like to see justice served," Martin Cotton Sr. said.
Following its rejection of that claim, the council engaged in an impassioned debate over whether to receive and file the city's Five Year Capital Improvement Program, which essentially lists the projects on the city's radar for the coming years.
Councilman Larry Glass urged the council to hold off on filing the program, and asked that it be returned at another date so the council could reevaluate the list, identify priorities and hear public comment.
"I just really want to get the public more involved in this," Glass said.
Councilmen Mike Jones and Jeff Leonard both said receiving and filing the program doesn't obligate the city to follow through or spend any money on the projects, and urged the council to file and receive the program and move on.
But Glass maintained there are projects in the program that he hasn't gotten a chance to discuss, and said he felt this was a good time for the council to reevaluate which of the projects in the program receive staff time and attention, as well as city funds.
Councilman Chris Kerrigan asked the council to give Glass the opportunity to bring the item back at a future meeting, saying it was a matter of courtesy to a fellow councilmemeber.
The council finally called the matter to a vote, with Jones and Leonard voting to file the program, Glass voting against, and Kerrigan abstaining. Because Kerrigan's abstention was essentially counted as a dissenting vote, Mayor Virginia Bass was called in to break the tie, and her "yes" vote meant the program was received and filed.
The council also heard a two-pronged report from its Finance Advisory Committee.
Committee Chair David Ogden said a survey is in the works to gauge public support for different funding avenues for the proposed Problem Oriented Policing team, but then said the committee was "stunned, shocked, and possibly even appalled" by the city's current financial situation.
Ogden said the city's mid-year budget adjustment, approved at the last meeting, leaves the city in dangerous territory. If everything goes perfectly, Ogden said, the city will end the fiscal year with about $750,000 in its general fund reserves -- far short of its stated goal of a $3.5 million reserve.
But, Ogden said if tax revenues come in just four-percent less than anticipated, the city could finish the year with only $150,000 in reserves. A dip in tax revenue, Ogden said, is not only within the realm of probability but, given the country's economic state, is something that should be planned for.
"Your Finance Advisory Committee is deeply troubled by this whole chain of events," Ogden said, adding that the committee has been "routinely excluded" from budget discussions.
During the public comment period, Eureka resident Bill Holmes offered a solution.
"One solutions is let's get some medical marijuana dispensaries in Eureka," Holmes said. "Let's get four or five of them. It's my understanding that Arcata takes in a couple hundred thousand dollars a year in tax revenue from their dispensaries ... Those dollars will stay here, they won't go to Arcata. I'm sorry, I'm a shop-local kind of guy. I'd be shopping in Eureka."
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Photo Flash: THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK Celebrates Opening at Theatre Row
THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK, a new play by Merle Good starring Dee Hoty, opened last night, November 18th, at The Beckett Theatre at Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street. The limited engagement is set to run through January 4th. Under the direction of Steven Yuhasz, THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK also featuresTom Galantich (Mamma Mia!, City of Angels, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), Mat Hostetler (War Horse, "Boardwalk Empire," "White Collar"), Adria Vitlar (The Columnist, Blood and Gifts), and Nicholas Urda (Love's Labour's Lost). BroadwayWorld has photos from the opening night festivities below!
In THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK, a spirited young woman makes a sexual accusation which checkmates her father, a popular and respected pastor. They have been estranged for years by a deep grief. Will she follow through? Will he fight back? Even the psychiatrist (Dee Hoty) who tries to help becomes conflicted when middle age romance develops. THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK unwraps these struggles with startling consequences.
Three-time Tony nominee Dee Hoty has starred in numerous Broadway hits including The Will Rogers Follies, City of Angels, Mamma Mia!, Footloose, and Me and My Girl, and Off-Broadway in Personals and Vanities. She played Phyllis Rogers Stone in the all-star Paper Mill revival of Follies, which was preserved on a two-CD set as the only complete recording of the legendary Sondheim score. Her TV credits include "Elementary," "Smash," "St. Elsewhere," and "My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies."
Merle Good is an author and playwright, and has written numerous books and articles including Op-Ed essays forThe New York Times and The Washington Post. In his day job, he serves as Publisher for Good Books. Merle also served as Associate Producer and Screenplay Consultant for Hazel's People, starring Geraldine Page and Pat Hingle, based on his novel Happy as the Grass Was Green.
Director Steven Yuhasz produced Streakin' Off-Broadway and The Visit, The Normal Heart and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas for The Actors Fund. He is a Founding Producer of the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF). Steven directed Off-Broadway's Flamingo Court and he is currently Executive Director for Shakespeare on the Sound.
The playing schedule for THE PREACHER AND THE SHRINK is Tuesdays at 7 PM, Wednesdays through Fridays at 8 PM, Saturdays at 2 & 8 PM, and Sundays at 3 PM. Tickets are available through www.Telecharge.com or call 212-239-6200. For more information, visit www.ThePreacherAndTheShrink.com.
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Exotica of WWIII: Uzbeen There, Done That
The Uzbeen Valley extends from A to B on this map, about 50 miles northeast of Kabul, Afghanistan.
In April 2009 NATO forces in Afghanistan began a major operation to chase the Taliban out of the Uzbeen Valley.
NATO and the Afghan National Army built a base of operations and distributed humanitarian aid to villagers in the Uzbeen Valley.
Public meetings were organized to win hearts and minds.
Then in August 2009 a NATO convoy was ambushed by a large Taliban contingent, and 10 French soldiers were killed.
The ambush, the deadliest ground battle for foreign forces since the fall of the Taliban in 2001 and the worst French military loss in 25 years, prompted a public outcry in France, with some calling for an immediate troop withdrawal.
The attack "took us by surprise," said Sebastien, a 37-year-old troop commander whose full name cannot be used for security reasons.
In September 2009, NATO forces began another major operation to chase the Taliban out of the Uzbeen Valley, and NATO patrols ran up and down the barren slopes.
NATO soldiers interacted with civilians to win hearts and minds.
Unearthly vehicles rolled along Uzbeen byways.
And in December, 2009, another NATO convoy was ambushed by another large Taliban contingent.
So the French Foreign Legion launched one of their biggest operations of the eight-year war — to open the road to a key village in northern Uzbeen and hold a meeting with local elders.
Within hours however the mission ran into trouble. Officers found out that 50 insurgents had gathered at Qaleh Eh Ye Kalan, the village where they had planned to arrive in triumph to consult the elders.
"We decided to organise the shura in another village," said a lieutenant colonel whose name cannot be revealed for security reasons.
But the people in that village were not told in time. And then the commanding officer took a wrong turn and was delayed even longer.
In the end, the shura was cancelled.
And so it goes, in the cyclical annals of World War III.


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CARLSBAD (AP) — An environmental group says it will ask an appeals court to overturn a state decision allowing nuclear waste that requires special handling and containers to be stored at a federal facility near Carlsbad.
The Albuquerque-based Southwest Research and Information Center said Friday it wants the state to hold public hearings on permit changes approved on Nov. 1 for the Energy Department facility.
The permit lets the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant receive and store so-called "hot" remote-handled transuranic nuclear waste in shielded containers.
The group says the New Mexico Environmental Department rejected a similar permit last year. Dan Hancock of Southwest Research says the state ignored comments from 200 people worried about the waste.
He says his group is worried inferior containers are being used to handle "hot" nuclear waste.
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Clinique Long Last Soft Matte Lipstick Reviews
Review subjectkind of dries my lips out, but if I use lip balm before there's no problem. Very long wearing and pretty :) — 5 years, 1 month agomichellefuentes | 75 reviews
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Never was a lipstick girl until nowI never wore lipsticks because they didn't last or they stained the outside edge of my lips. I got a sample size in one of their gift bags and went back immediately to buy another colour. It lasts a long time, doesn't taste or feel weird, and I love the colour. They recommended was far darker than anything I'd ever consider trying and it's a great colour on me. — 6 years, 10 months agoernmcc | 82 reviews
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Still loving this lipstickI used this lipstick in the pink choclate so many years ago and then decided to move on and on and on....to this day I still have not found anything with the staying power of this that didn't completely dry out my lips, so needless to say I went out and got this a few weeks ago and am loving it again. — 7 years, 7 months agoLena02 | 18 reviews
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BEAUTIFUL!Long wearing, very smooth and beautiful colors to choose from! They have pretty packaging, and last a long time! For effortless beautiful lips, spend that extra few dollars on this gorgeous lip stick! Its so beautiful! I definitely recommend! — 7 years, 9 months agoroxi201 | 7 reviews
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Wow, thats what I say!I hate lipstick usally, until my friend kept saying TRY IT TRY IT! So I did, and I fell in love! I think its worth the money, I got it for freaken two dollars! The store was going out of business and I was like "Hey there is that lipstick!" its a lite color but its beautiful! I love it to death! Its smooth, its creamy! Its wonderful! I love it! I would defently buy it over and over! — 8 years agoquietwriter0896 | 25 reviews
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best lipstick i've ever triedi love this lipstick. i have it in the color bamboo pink. i like how it really does have a soft matte finish, yet has a very light sheen to it. it feels so soft and doesn't dry out your lips and feels great on my lips. it lasts long and has no scent to it, which is great. i got them for free in a clinique value gift, but buying it would still be worth it since lip sticks last so long anyways. — 8 years, 3 months agoangelcake77 | 90 reviews
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Love this lipstickI have worn this lipstick in the last two day and love it!! I lasts and makes my lips look pretty. I would recommend it as a gift or something because it's a nice addition to any makeup collection. — 8 years, 4 months agoGeminiMom | 16 reviews
no horsefeathers here!I spend numerous hours outdoors during the summer, and with the high humidity here combined with the heat, it seems as though my lipstick always feathers, except for my clinique long last lipstick! I have been thoroughly impressed with how vibrant the color stays; it doesn't slowly fade out like other long lasting lipsticks. Plus, there is no need for chap stick because this nourishes your lips ...read moreso well, and the SPF 15 is also a bonus for being outdoors. Just another side note, I have left this lipstick in my purse all day during hot days and it hasn't melted like other brands have for me! — 8 years, 5 months agoslschulz14 | 5 reviews
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A bad day to be in Baghdad. A series of car bombs in and around Iraq's capital has killed at least 29 people. A dozen more were killed in attacks in the south of the country, making more than 50 deaths today in total — and that was by 2 p.m.
The bombings appeared to target predominantly Shia areas, suggesting that they're the latest instance of the bloody sectarian violence that has killed hundreds of Iraqis this year alone. How has Iraq come to this? Well, it had some help. Here's the path to failure in 49 simple steps — unfortunately, the route back isn't nearly so easy to map.
Italian bus disaster. At least 38 people are dead after a bus careened off a highway in southern Italy and into a ravine. The bus was bringing pilgrims back from a visit to a Catholic shrine yesterday evening when, for reasons that aren't yet clear, it veered off the overpass and plunged almost 100 feet. Emergency services have spent the night searching for passengers, surrounded by a growing line of coffins.
It's already been confirmed as Italy's worst road accident in decades. Coming just days after Spain's deadliest rail disaster for 40 years, it's enough to make Europeans want to stay at home.
The Israelis and the Palestinians are talking again. At least they will be, and at least officially: the first direct Middle East peace talks in three years are due to begin this evening in Washington, DC, hosted by US Secretary of State John Kerry.
The meeting is the culmination of months of diplomatizing by Kerry — who by now knows the interiors of the region's airports better than anyone — and it took Israel reluctantly agreeing, yesterday, to release more than 100 Palestinian prisoners to finally get a rendezvous confirmed. When it's this hard to get two sides to sit at a negotiating table, don't expect a breakthrough when they do.
Cambodia's election kerfuffle. Cambodian opposition leaders have rejected the results of yesterday's election, citing serious irregularities in the vote that returned the ruling party to power. Sam Rainsy's Cambodia National Rescue Party alleges that as many as 15 percent of voters were unable to cast their ballot due to "ghost names," duplicated entries and other suspicious occurrences.
For many observers, the surprise wasn't that Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodia People's Party won yet again — it was that it did it by such a small margin, just 68 seats to the opposition's 55. Fresh from his party's best showing in years, Rainsy says he's not satisfied with anything less than "justice."
The sound of color. How do you experience color if your world's in black and white? For artist Neil Harbisson, born totally colorblind, the answer has come in the form in of an "eyeborg": a sensor attached to a chip attached to his head, which detects colors and converts them into sounds that it then transmits to his ears.
Harbisson is keen for others to extend their senses, too — even if they can already see color the old-fashioned way. Watch — and hear — GlobalPost's video about his invention for a truly multisensory experience.


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- Current progress with primate embryonic stem cellsJames A Byrne
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- Transcriptional profiling of rhesus monkey embryonic stem cellsJames A Byrne
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Lucky me, the hubby took control of the children and I got to indulge in a little sewing. I have been desperate to do a bit for a while, but it's hard finding the time at the moment. Yesterday we had a fab time in Cambridge, I even got to have a little browse around the shops alone which is unheard of. It's amazing how refreshing it is to have a little look without someone tugging at your skirt or running away.
Cambridge has a newly refurbished John Lewis, which I have never been in before. I was astonished by the choice of fabrics that were available. I couldn't help myself and bought the fabric I used for this dress as I thought it was so unusual. Unfortunately, I only bought 1 metre, so I may have to return.
As you can see I have turned it into a Japanese inspired dress for Fifi. If you zoom in, you can see a pink fabric which I used to line the dress, I was going to trim the cuffs and the bottom with it. However, that would have made it far too big for her and I couldn't bear to waste any of the material, so I may just have to make another variation.
This dress was adapted from a Simplicity pattern in the Project Runway series. These patterns basically encourage you to design your own dress from parts. I have to say, I found it a little bit of a challenge. But then I am entirely self taught and I often just make my own patterns up from scratch. Following instructions doesn't come easily, especially when you don't understand all the terminology. That said, I'm really pleased with the results and in all seriousness, I am very tempted to scale this one up for myself!


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Forget Andy Murray, taking care of old foe Roger Federer is all Novak Djokovic is worried about.
Djokovic and Federer are setting themselves for a dream Australian Open semi-final at Melbourne Park on Thursday night after sweeping into the last four with a pair of straight-sets wins.
Djokovic wasn't at his dominant best against Kei Nishikori but still took out Japan's seventh seed 6-3 6-2 6-4 after Federer crushed sixth-seeded Czech Tomas Berdych 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 6-4 earlier on Tuesday to progress to an amazing 39th grand slam semi-final.
Open fans will be treated to the 45th instalment of an epic career series, with Federer and Djokovic locked at 22 wins apiece.
Djokovic came out on top in the last three grand slam finals they've contested – at Wimbledon in 2014 and 2015 and in the US Open decider in September.
While he's dominated Murray in three Australian Open finals, Djokovic credits his decade-long rivalries with Federer and Rafael Nadal, whom the Serb leads 24-23 overall, for transforming him into a 10-times major winner.
"Honestly, I played so many times against both of these guys. At one stage, I lost count of how many times I played," Djokovic said.
"I've played these guys so many different occasions. I've battled them for biggest title in sport.
"These two guys made me the player also I am today. I think these rivalries have allowed me to grow and to evolve and to get strong and tough and understand what it takes to be on the level that they are on.
"I mean, they've been dominating the tennis before Murray and myself came along.
"It's always a great challenge. With Roger, you don't need to spend words on his achievements and what he's done for this sport.
"He's a great champion, someone I have lots of respect for and we're going to have a good match, I'm sure."


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The movie trailer for 2AM and 2PM's upcoming Japanese documentary movie has been released.
On May 8, the official homepage of the 2AM, 2PM documentary, Beyond the ONEDAY ~Story of 2PM & 2AM~ revealed its official trailer via YouTube.
The trailer reveals clips from the two group's activities in Japan, scenes from backstage during their concerts and interviews of the various members.
The trailer reveals the member's passion for what they do, as evident by Jung Jin Woon saying, "The only thing I can bet on in life is this," regarding his music career, as well as the affection they have for each other with Chansung saying, "These are people I truly respect and think highly of."
In addition, the trailer reveals the upcoming 2AM and 2PM collaborated song for the movie, titled One Day.
Beyond the ONEDAY ~Story of 2PM & 2AM~ will premiere on June 30 in Tokyo's TOHO Cinema in Roppongi Hills.
Click here for the official movie homepage and watch the newly released trailer below:
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Leona Lewis is back with her third album, due to be released later this year.
Her first offering from the album, entitled "Collide", is to be premiered today on Scott Mills' show on Radio 1 between 4pm and 7pm.
"Collide" is to be released September 4th, and will be accompanied by an Afrojack remix.
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I always thought Jerry Sanders was a stand-up guy.
Until last week, that is.
That's when we learned he has a rather unusual philosophy when it comes to promises. Like eggs and coupons, they have expiration dates.
Sanders promised to take lower pay – $36,000 annually – when running for San Diego mayor in 2005, and he did indeed honor that in his first term. But he wasn't exactly going hungry doing so. He was also getting a city pension of around $84,000.
He stuck to that promise until Dec. 8, when he was sworn in for his second term. Since then he's been taking his full salary – $100,464 a year.
That would be some raise – 177 percent – in these times.
Sanders says he never repeated the promise to keep drawing reduced pay when he ran for his second term.
And that's right, he didn't. Nor did he say anything about taking his full pay.
He didn't lie. But he didn't come clean. Sanders did what I didn't think he was capable of.
He pulled a fast one.
We might have never known about the change if one of our City Hall reporters, Craig Gustafson, hadn't asked for the mayor's salary when reporting on possible raises for the mayor and City Council.
Those raises didn't happen.
Last year, though, the council did vote itself a pay increase of 24 percent and boosted the mayor's pay by 29 percent. Sanders vetoed it, saying the city couldn't afford such a splurge.
That's leadership, I thought at the time.
In fact, I always thought the man had that quality, leadership. He was a good police chief. He took over the Red Cross when it was floundering.
Then he ran for mayor when San Diego was being called "Enron by the Sea." It's wasn't an easy time. It still isn't.
I'm not faulting the man for wanting his money. Like a lot of people, I think he earns it.
But this was no way to go about it.
I wanted to talk to the mayor about all of this, but he didn't want to talk to me. His spokesman said he's talked about it enough.
So we're left with last week's spin: He didn't know how to announce the change. A press release or a news conference didn't seem appropriate.
That's odd. The mayor has three high-paid mouthpieces (total salaries: $305,000) who churn them out with regularity. Close to a dozen press releases and news conference videos are on the mayor's Web site for the month of March alone, including this gem: "Mayor Sanders and Councilmember Frye Announce the City's Participation in Earth Hour."
The move to bump up his pay was a year in the making. How do I know that? It's on page 362 of the three-volume city budget for this year. Not exactly easy to find.
But then, maybe that was the point. At the time, Sanders was running against Steve Francis, who said he would only take $1 should he win.
Sanders had to have been counseled on how to handle such a delicate situation. My bet: He was advised not to bring it up unless asked.
He was never asked.
I turned to Donna Frye, who lost to Sanders in the 2005 mayor's race, and asked if she thought Sanders' promise had an expiration date.
Does she remember his ever mentioning that his pay reduction would be nixed if he won a second term?
"That was not said. I'd remember."
Sanders took that bold stand when running in a tough, close race. He knew it would play well politically. And it did.
I'll admit Sanders has indeed given back since taking office. In all, he gave up about $192,000 in the past three years. And he's not using his mayoral service to fatten his pension, even though he could.
I applaud all of that.
But I don't buy his excuses for holding back the truth. Or his reason for taking the money in the first place: "I'm not wealthy. I'm just like everybody else. I've got to make ends meet."
No, no, no . .
You're not like everybody else.
You're the mayor of San Diego, the nation's eighth largest city.
You lead a city of nearly 1.3 million people.
You're The Man.
And when The Man gives his word, I expect him to live up to it or be man enough to say he's changed his mind.
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maybe I just need to vent. I have very thick mid length 3c curls and I am mexican-american. my family comes from a part of mexico where there was slave trading in the 1700's and everybody just sort of mixed up with everybody else. I just hate that people assume i am a whole slew of other things. it's not bad, people have given me wonderful compliments and sometimes i love that I am never categorized. i do get compliments on an almost weekly basis even. i suppose that i am just complaining/griping/thinking too much about my hair. because of my curly hair i don"t look the way that i am "supposed to" look being mexican. i am very proud of my culture and active in the community, but often get odd looks because i am relaxer free for 3 yrs. and wear my hair the way that it grows out of my head.
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Monday, September 10, 2012 - 3:00pm
Event Type:
Gold Room, Hilton Garden Inn, 1325 Dickenson Avenue, Ames
September 10, 2012
Douglas Gentile, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Video games are at the center of a debate over what is helpful or harmful to children and adolescents, and there is research to substantiate both sides. The existing research suggests that there are at least five dimensions on which video games can affect players: the amount of play, the content of play, the game context, the structure of the game, and the mechanics of game play. This talk describes each of these five dimensions with examples, arguing that this approach can allow people to get beyond the typical "good/bad" dichotomous thinking to have a more nuanced understanding of video game effects.


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Erik Deutsch Band
Erik Deutsch is more than familiar with the Kuumbwa -- he's hit the jazz club multiple times playing keyboards in the Charlie Hunter Trio. He now brings his own band to Santa Cruz, complete with Jeff Hill on bass, Tony Mason on drums and Jon Gray on trumpet.
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Kuumbwa Jazz Center, 32-2 Cedar St., Santa Cruz
Cost: $15 in advance, $18 at the door
Phone: 831-427-2227
Details: www.kuumbwajazz.org
Boostive fuses hip-hop, dubhop and experimental genres, using its seven members to create a strong sound that holds up in any venue. Something Collective, an eight-piece reggae group, will split the bill.
When: Doors open at 8 p.m., show starts at 8:30 p.m.
Where: Moe's Alley, 1535 Commercial Way, Santa Cruz
Cost: $5
Phone: 831-479-1854
Details: www.moesalley.com
Michael Hurley
Michael Hurley first hit the scene in 1970, gaining recognition for his ability to add a slightly bizarre spin to folk music. Since then, he's been rediscovered multiple times by various artists. Cass McCombs and Meg Baird will also perform.
When: 8 p.m.
Where: Don Quixote's International Hall of Music, 6275 Highway 9, Felton
Cost: $12 in advance, $15 at the door
Phone: 831-603-2294
Details: www.donquixotesmusic.info
For more local activities, visit Things to Do on the Sentinel homepage or events.santacruzsentinel.com.


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Discussion in 'Forum Games' started by Metroid Prime, Feb 20, 2012.
Y U NO REALIZE I DID? (well you did see me there)
Y u no smart?
Y u no tall?
Y u no realize I am tall...
Y u no say how tall?
Y u no realize I am like 6'?
years old? jk Y U NO REALIZE THAT IS?
Y u no realize that is? what?
Y u no know what i meant was tall?
Y u no realize I am tall... And skinny like a stick? and have to push carts lol
Y U NO TAKE OFF STILTS? jk
Y u no let me go to sleep? lol
Y u no go to sleep?
Y U NO mod gamecube LED light?
Y u no mod gamecube's LED?
Y u no have metroid prime 2 echoes?
The only few people who still play this game lol at least I tried hope the name change will help a bit anyway Y U NO USE DALEK?
Y u no realize my name is Marcus not Markus so it only makes sense.
Y u no hire the space eel .
Y u no tell me about the space eel?
Y u no check my signature .It's hilarious .Start from first strip .
Station V3 - Updated Daily!
Y u no warn about the space eel?
Y u no blame the space eel .
Y u no make a TL;DR version? That's 9 years worth...


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Performance Management (PM) processes are considered increasingly critical for enterprise-level business performance success. Yet, a recent report released by The Conference Board, Performance Management 3.0, which surveyed over 100 organizations regarding their PM practices, highlights serious issues regarding the contribution PM processes make to overall business performance.
Dr. Rebecca Ray welcomes report author, Dr. Joseph McCann, to discuss the results of this survey and examine cutting-edge approaches to performance management. Joining Joseph to discuss this topic is David Learmond, Senior Fellow, Human Capital at The Conference Board.
David Learmond
David Learmond is a senior advisor and senior fellow in human capital at The Conference Board. In these roles, he supports the human capital practice, which includes Human Capital Exchange™, research, conferences, webcasts, and other human capital programs.
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