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By MICHAEL FALCONE ( @michaelpfalcone )
ABC's RICK KLEIN: Yesterday had to happen. "Hold me accountable for the debacle. I'm responsible," HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told a congressional committee. What has to happen next is that the website gets fixed. And then the real fight over Obamacare begins. That's where some smaller headlines - of lost coverage, of data transmission errors, of privacy concerns - become bigger ones. Website problems have obscured potential structural flaws. Those issues are the ones for which accountability and responsibility are in order.
ABC's JEFF ZELENY: The fight over health care and the debate over NSA spying programs have dominated the discussion on Capitol Hill, but another confrontation is coming to a head: another battle over President Obama's nominations. The first round will play out today, with confirmation votes for Mel Watt (Federal Housing Finance Authority) and Patricia Millet (D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.) But a bigger tussle is looming over Janet Yellen's nomination to lead the Fed. The dispute has little to do with Yellen, but it's rather a moment for some Republicans to pick a fight on other issues. The problem for the White House: Sen. John McCain has added his voice to those who threaten to block Yellen, raising the prospect that Democrats will once again move to blow up the traditional rules of the Senate. This new air of sourness could spill over into every other debate happening in Congress this month.
ABC's MICHAEL FALCONE: Talk about irony: Nearly a year after President Obama handily beat Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election, the victor apparently needed some help from the vanquished yesterday. Speaking at historic Faneuil Hall in Boston, where in April 2006 Romney signed the state's health reform bill into law, Obama sought to draw parallels between the rocky roll out of Romneycare (back then) and Obamacare (over the past month). "Health care reform in this state was a success. That doesn't mean it was perfect right away," Obama said. "There were changes that had to be made." The event seven years ago was a celebration of what Romney regarded as the crowning achievement of his governorship. In a 2011 article, the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza described the scene: "The brick building was decked in patriotic bunting, and a fife-and-drum corps led Romney inside. Two enormous signs flanked the stage, announcing, in a vaguely eighteenth-century font, 'Making History in Health Care.'" Yesterday, Obama used his own Faneuil Hall appearance to talk about one of the major achievements of his presidency - albeit one that has been marred by glitches plaguing HealthCare.gov. The flag bunting was there, but the atmosphere of celebration was absent. "There's no excuse for it. And I take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed ASAP," Obama said. http://abcn.ws/1aUg20L
ABC's SHUSHANNAH WALSHE: Chris Christie seemed to know everyone at every stop on his bus tour Wednesday, but at his first stop at the Ritz Diner in his hometown of Livingston he was greeted by a long table of childhood and high school friends waiting to greet their old buddy. Christie was clearly thrilled to see them, saying, "I know these guys!" when he spotted them. Hugs and back slaps quickly ensued. None of the friends there said they were at all surprised by the governor's success, including the friend who first met him in sixth grade while both were volunteering for one of Tom Kean's campaigns, before Kean became governor. Jay Isherwood said he "didn't go as far in the political world as (Christie) did," although they met on the same campaign. "I think what surprises me is the amount of national attention that New Jersey gets as a result of Chris Christie," Isherwood said, before explaining that he thinks national Republicans should get behind Christie "Politically, I think the Republicans are making a huge mistake by not rallying 100 percent behind Chris Christie. … They are saying and doing things that are very, very foolish, because he's got the future and if they want to be part of the future they need to straighten themselves out."
WHAT A HILLARY CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN MIGHT SOUND LIKE. Curious about what Hillary Clinton might say if she runs for president in 2016? You might want to listen in now, ABC's ABBY PHILLIP notes. The former secretary of state might be months away from a decision about whether she will run for president in 2016, but she has been using her ample speaking schedule in the meantime to try out some notably campaign-friendly lines. From ensuring that future generations can "realize the American dream" to contrasting her style with the "wrong kind of leadership" on display in Washington, Clinton has been diligently laying out a potential framework for her candidacy in more than half a dozen or so recent speeches. VIDEO by ABC's GREG KRIEG and BRIAN CANOVA: http://abcn.ws/1aIqKe7
THE LAST GREAT HOPE TO AVERT ANOTHER STALEMATE: A group of lawmakers tasked with hammering out a long-term budget deal met for the first time yesterday, working under the prosaic name, the "budget conference." Yesterday's meeting of the 29 lawmakers - 15 Democrats and 14 Republicans - was a rarity on Capitol Hill as the Senate and House of Representatives have not gone to conference on the budget in years. The meeting didn't produce any agreements or concessions, but gave the group an opportunity to voice what direction they hope the conference will take as they try to prevent another fiscal crisis. Rep. Paul Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, announced the group will meet again on Nov. 13, so in the meantime, here's a primer on what you need to know about the budget conference, courtesy of ABC's ARLETTE SAENZ: http://abcn.ws/1aTTiOu
IN SECRET LETTER, SENATE DEMOCRATIC WOMEN RALLY BEHIND HILLARY. All of the female Democratic senators signed a secret letter to Hillary Rodham Clinton early this year encouraging her to run for president in 2016 - a letter that includes the signature of Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other senators who are mentioned as potential candidates, two high-ranking Democratic Senate aides told ABC's RICK KLEIN. The letter, organized at the urging of Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., was meant to be a private show of support from a group of 16 high-profile former colleagues and fans who are now senators, urging Clinton to do what much of the Democratic Party assumes she will, the aides said. The existence of the letter was not revealed publicly until this week, when Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., mentioned it at an event in New York City on Monday. That was an apparent slip-up that prompted a round of apologetic e-mails from her Senate office to other offices on Capitol Hill, according to the aides. "All of the Senate Democratic women have written her a letter encouraging her to run," Hagan told a gathering organized by EMILY's List, according to Capital New York. The event was part of the group's "Madam President" series, which is organizing events around the country to promote interest in a female Democratic presidential candidate. http://abcn.ws/1iuqPCK
-HILLARY AND THE HILL: Hagan's office did not return calls seeking comment. Clinton aides also did not respond to requests for comment. Boxer's office declined to comment directly on the letter, but issued a statement to ABC News: "I have repeatedly said - publicly, privately and in writing - that Hillary Clinton should run for president in 2016," Boxer said. "I can only speak for myself. I'll leave it to my colleagues to describe their views." The actual letter has still not emerged publicly. But its existence adds momentum to the growing sense of inevitability around a Clinton candidacy in 2016. It would also appear to take some of the biggest potential Clinton rivals out of the 2016 mix. Warren, D-Mass., has been widely mentioned as a possible liberal alternative to Clinton in Democratic primaries. While she has denied interest in running, this letter goes further than she's gone previously in supporting a Clinton candidacy. http://abcn.ws/1iuqPCK
TED CRUZ SIGNALS HE WILL STEER CLEAR OF REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FIGHTS. After Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, endured weeks of criticism from his fellow Republicans, several senators said he extended his hand on Wednesday and told them he would not actively campaign against them or help raise money for their primary opponents, according to ABC's JEFF ZELENY. Cruz, the firebrand freshman from Texas, made the comments during a private lunch with Republican senators at the Capitol. He indicated he would not play a direct role in raising money or helping guide strategy for the Senate Conservatives Fund, several Republican senators told ABC News. "I was very pleased. I had urged him to do that in the past," Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said in an interview. "This is a very important step. When people raise money to defeat their colleagues, that's beyond the pale." Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, who had been among the Republicans who sharply confronted Cruz earlier this month, said tonight that she was pleased by what she viewed as a change of heart. "I appreciated what he had to say," Ayotte told ABC News, "and that he is not going to participate in the Senate Conservatives Fund to raise money against Republicans." http://abcn.ws/1bDXvY8
-BACKSTORY: While Cruz's marquee role in the 16-day government shutdown earned him praise from conservative activists and leaders across the country, he received a far different reaction behind closed doors from his fellow Republican senators. He has been ostracized and scolded by several of them for his central role in the Senate Conservatives Fund, a grassroots group that is not affiliated with the Republican Party or its campaign committees. The fund is working to unseat some Republican incumbents, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. When asked about reports of a mea culpa, Cruz did not dispute the account of his fellow senators. But he declined to answer questions after leaving the Senate floor last night. Catherine Frazier, a spokesman for the senator, told ABC News that Cruz "will likely not get involved in incumbent primaries." http://abcn.ws/1bDXvY8
CHRIS CHRISTIE LAUNCHES PRE-ELECTION BUS TOUR. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie launched his final sprint to Election Day with a bus tour Wednesday. With seven stops at diners and community centers, the tour felt more like a victory lap than the last days of a campaign, ABC's SHUSHANNAH WALSHE reports. While there's some hand shaking on the Christie campaign trail, there are many more hugs and kisses shared between the governor and the crush of supporters who greet him at each stop, clamoring to take a photo or give him a smooch. As Christie greeted voters by their first names and with a big bear hug, it seemed as if he was inviting almost every person to his Election Night party in Asbury Park on Nov. 5 "Brother, are you coming Tuesday night?" Christie asked supporter after supporter. "See you Tuesday night!" he said to many more. Christie faces off against state Sen. Barbara Buono, and a Quinnipiac poll from earlier in the week still has him leading by a two to one margin, or by 64 percent to Buono's 31 percent. The poll also shows that among New Jersey likely voters, 48 percent to 41 percent would like to see their governor run for president in 2016. http://abcn.ws/HtL6gN
-WOOS THE OTHER SIDE OF THE AISLE. But there's another reason it's different this time around. The number of elected or office-holding Democrats who have publicly backed Christie stands at 58, according to his campaign, and ethnically diverse events are packed with Democrats and people who describe themselves as independent. That's something that of course would be key to any presidential campaign if Christie decides to run in 2016.
WEEPING FOR WINSTON: BOEHNER TEARS UP WHILE HONORING CHURCHILL. House Speaker John Boehner, known for showing his emotions, teared up during a Congressional ceremony Wednesday honoring British prime minister - and hero to many - Winston Churchill, ABC's ALEX LAZAR notes. Lawmakers of both parties spoke at a ceremony Wednesday morning to dedicate a bust of Churchill in the U.S. Capitol. While listening to audio of Churchill addressing Congress weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Boehner was spotted wiping tears away from his face. In addition to Boehner, other politicos who spoke at the event included Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.; House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.; Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.; and Secretary of State John Kerry. Guests were also treated to the tunes of The Who's Roger Daltrey, who sang his band's "Won't Get Fooled Again" as well as Ben E. King's "Stand By Me." During a lighter moment, Boehner revealed that one of Churchill's chief criticisms of the United States was that he found "our toilet paper to be too thin and our newspapers to be too fat." http://abcn.ws/19eiNNo
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER COMES TO WASHINGTON. He may be best known for his role in "Terminator," but yesterday Arnold Schwarzenegger fell more in line with his character in "Kindergarten Cop" as he came to Capitol Hill yesterday to talk with lawmakers about the importance of after-school programs, ABC's ARLETTE SAENZ notes. Schwarzenegger, the former governor of California, met with Democrats and Republicans from both chambers as he urged them to make sure school programs continue to receive funding. "I'm here to protect after-school programs and to protect the money," Schwarzenegger said at a news conference with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. Schwarzenegger, founder of After-School All-Stars, a nationwide group that provides after-school programs for at-risk youth, said he didn't see any of the partisanship that has flooded Capitol Hill in recent weeks. "You read so much about the partisanship here in the Capitol," he said. "I have only seen the best of this Capitol." http://abcn.ws/1aVUCAc
@amieparnes: Obama asked @HillaryClinton to stay on another year. An excerpt from the book #HRC Check it out! http://j.mp/16NnVcr
@gregmcrc: RT @cnsnews Obama Has Presided Over 5 of the 6 Largest Deficits in U.S. History http://ow.ly/2BcDTl #tcot #teaparty #gop
@Schultz44: cc: @MariaBartiromo, @CNBC MT: @hiltzikm Another Obamacare horror story debunked, via @latimes - http://lat.ms/1aUyXZh
@PhilipRucker: Read @ktumulty on Obama's "catchy sound bite that has turned around to bite the hand that fed it to the country" http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/obamas-health-care-promise-that-people-can-keep-their-insurance-comes-back-to-haunt/2013/10/30/2748aaee-4185-11e3-8b74-d89d714ca4dd_story.html …
@CoryBooker: Look for bad in others & U will find it. Look for good in others & U will be doubly rewarded: U will find it in them & reveal it in yourself

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Backstrom's SO goal give Caps win over Red Wings
Sat, 16 Nov 2013 04:42:36 GMT —
Nicklas Backstrom scored the only goal of the shootout, and the Washington Capitals rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 on Friday night.
Brooks Laich, and Alex Ovechkin added goals, and Michale Latta scored his first in the NHL for Washington. Braden Holtby made 30 saves.
Johan Franzen had two goals and an assist, and Danny DeKeyser had a goal and an assist for Detroit, which lost its seventh straight at home and its 11th consecutive overtime decision there. Jakub Kindl had two assists, and Jimmy Howard made 34 saves.
Latta tied it 3-3 with 8:06 left in regulation when he poked in a loose puck from just outside the slot.
Ovechkin had brought Washington within 3-2 at 3:19 of the third period with his 15th goal. He beat Howard with a one-timed shot from the bottom of the left circle.


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Picture: Olivia Palermo - 2014 CFDA Awards - Outside Arrivals - New York, New York, United States - Monday 2nd June 2014
Reality Tv star Olivia Palermo has exchanged vows with German model Johannes Huebl in Bedford, New York.
The former The City star wed her beau of six years in an intimate ceremony over the weekend (27-29Jun14) and broke the news to fans in a post on her website on Sunday (29Jun14).
She shared a photo of the newlyweds after the nuptials, with the bride wearing a Carolina Herrera cashmere sweater and full tulle skirt, and wrote, "We really wanted to keep this beautiful day very private and special to us and enjoyed the whole day with our family and two friends. Bedford is such an amazing and romantic countryside."
The news comes just days after Palermo's representative denied reports the beauty had become Mrs. Huebl in a secret ceremony at Manhattan's City Hall on 21 June (14), shortly after obtaining their marriage licence.
The couple became engaged on New Year's Eve (31Dec13).
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ORLANDO, Fla. ― Looking back a few years to 2008 and 2009, it's obvious that dairy sales growth is intrinsically linked to the economic growth in the U.S. and the world at large.
Because of the global economic recession in 2008 and 2009, U.S. dairy exports declined, which had a negative impact on sales. The decline in restaurant traffic during that time also had a negative impact.
So, attendees at the International Dairy Foods Association annual meeting were anxious to hear from the chief economist of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Monday.
According to chief economist Martin Regalia, a number of factors, such as housing, employment, Federal Reserve policy and what's going on in Europe, are pointing in the right direction.
"We're finally starting to see housing improve," he said.
An improvement in the housing market will create real wealth, and wealth and disposable income are the main drivers of increased consumption.
The Federal Reserve Bank has pumped a lot of money into the banking system, he said. Although the Fed really hasn't gone out and asked the banks to lend to consumers, it now appears that lending on the rise.
There has been improvement on the employment front, as well.
These are things that should stimulate gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the coming year.
For almost three and one-half years, there has been growth in GDP ― "the problem is we haven't been growing fast enough," Regalia said.
"We've averaged 2.3 percent (GDP growth) since the middle of 2009," he added. (It should be noted, however, that there was negative GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2012.)
That rate should improve and maybe get up to 3 to 3.5 percent next year, he said.
Yet, a cloud hangs over the economy, and that is the growing national debt. Congress has several deadlines between now and the end of May to address the debt issues.


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Athlete of the Year: Braheme Days Jr.
Bridgeton, Sr.
He won the shot put at the season-ending Meet of Champions for the second straight year with a put of 66 feet, 10 1/2 inches. His season-best put of 69-0 was the best in the country this winter. He won the state Group II championship with a put of 68-2.25.
Curtis Fitzpatrick
Egg Harbor Township, Sr.
Won the state Group IV 55-meter dash in 6.51 seconds and his second straight South Jersey title in 6.52. He finished fifth at the MOC (6.58) and set a personal-best 6.47 to win at the 79th Eastern States Championships.
AJ Dawson
Holy Spirit, Jr.
Ran the best time in the state this season, 22.04 seconds, in the 200 meters to win at the 79th Eastern States Championships.
Isaac Clark
Pleasantville, Sr.
Won the 800 run at the Meet of Champions in a personal-best 1 minute, 51.72 seconds. He finished second at the state Group I meet with a record-breaking 1:55.47 and second at sectionals. He also took second in the state Group I 400 meter run with a season-best 49.67 seconds. He finished second at sectionals in the 400.
Jacob Clark
Pleasantville, Sr.
Won the 800 run in the state Group I meet with a record of 1:55.25. He finished third in 1:51.15 at the MOC and also broke the meet record. He ran New Jersey's best time in the 800 this season,1:51.52, as he finished fourth at the New Balance Indoor Nationals. Jacob also won the 1,600 in his season-best 4:18.22.
Ishmael Muhammad
Oakcrest, Jr.
Ran a personal-best 1:53.68 in the 800 to finish fourth at the MOC. He took second (1:54.72) in the state Group III championship meet and third (1:56.27) at sectionals.
LeaQuan James
Vineland, Sr.
James won the S.J. Group IV 800 title in 2:00.42. He ran his season-best 50.54 seconds in the 400 to win the South Jersey Track Coaches Association Meet.
Lou Corgliano
Hammonton, Sr.
Won the South Jersey Group III 3,200 run in 9:35.74. He finished sixth at the MOC in 9:17.52.
Danielle Leavitt
Lacey Township, Jr.
Won the S.J. Group III girls 800 and 1,600. Leavitt broke her meet record in the 1,600 in 5:04.21 and finished the 800 in 2:18.48. She took fourth in the 1,600 at the MOC in 5:02.74.
Chase Toliver
Oakcrest, Sr.
Won the 55 hurdles at the state Group III championships in 7.64 seconds and the S.J. title in 7.68. He finished second at the MOC in 7.54.
Andrea Olsen
Buena Regional, Sr.
Won the S.J. Group I 55-meter hurdles with a meet- record 8.52 seconds. She also took third in the 400 at the state Group I championships with a meet-record 57.91.
1,600 relay
Southern Regional girls
The foursome of Jenna Ritchie, Carly Burnup, Melana Hammel and Brianna Angellella finished seventh at the MOC with the ninth-best time in the state this season, 4:00.31. The team also took third at sectionals.
Egg Harbor Township boys
The team of Martin Maldonado, Maurice Bynum, Nate Henry and Adam Bynum finished ninth at the 79th Eastern States Championships in 3:27.11. They ran the fastest time of any local team this season.
Field events
James Plummer
Egg Harbor Township, Sr.
Won the state Group IV shot put with a season-best throw of 58 feet, 10 inches. He finished third at sectionals (58-2). He finished sixth (57-41/2) at the 79th Eastern States Championships and 10th (57-41/4) at the New Balance Indoor Nationals.
Kofi Yamoah
Egg Harbor Township, Sr.
Broke his own meet record to win the S.J. Group IV shot put title with a distance of 58-51/2. He threw a 56-9 to take third at the state Group IV meet and finished second at the MOC with 57-61/4. He threw a personal-best 59-9 to take third at the 79th Eastern States Championships.
Lola Agabalogun
Egg Harbor Township, Sr.
Won the state Group IV girls shot put with a school-record 40-7.75 and won the S.J. title with a distance of 39-9. She finished fourth (39-101/4) at the MOC. She threw a personal-best 421/4 and finished fourth at the 79th Eastern State Championships.
That throw was the second-longest put in the state this season.
Casey Sturts
Buena Regional, Sr.
Won the state Group I girls pole vault and cleared 10-0. She set a personal best 10-7 and won the S.J. title.
Brianna Angellella
Southern Regional, Jr.
Won the S.J. Group IV high jump title with a personal-best 5-2. She finished second at the state Group IV championship with the same height. She also took eighth at the MOC.
Honorable Mention
Ryquell Armstead, Millville
Brianna Angellella, Southern Regional
Victoria Thaler, Millville
Ashley Gerald, EHT
Salman Khalid, Absegami
Matt Nelson, Barnegat
Kevin Scott, Ocean City
Mary Kate Brelsford, Ocean City
Bridget Flynn, Ocean City
Lauren Zodl, Pinelands Regional
Melana Hammel, Southern Regional
1,600 relay
Millville girls
Valerie Thaler, MyAngel Davis, Rachell Armstead, Victoria Thaler
Christian Castro, Vineland
Field Events
Curtis Fitzpatrick, EHT
Aidan Skelly, Hammonton
Emely Ramirez, Buena Regional
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La Jolla, Calif. — Camilo Villegas is so detail-oriented that after he finished his collegiate career at the University of Florida, the Gators starting using his old yardage books and course maps. From his clothing to his fitness routine, he's impeccably orderly.
So when I had a chance to chat with the Colombian superstar on the back range at Torrey Pines Monday morning, I wanted to know how he went about switching from a bag full of Cobra clubs to his new TaylorMade gear. After all, for a guy who likes control, changing his golf ball, driver, irons and wedges all at once could have meant painstakingly hitting balls for days under the watchful eye of a launch monitor to get everything just right.
Not really.
"The first thing that we did was try the new ball [TaylorMade Penta TP] with my previous equipment ... and I love it, plain and simple," he said.
"Once we figured that out we knew the change wasn't going to be that hard. Then I tried the new TaylorMade equipment with my old ball [Titleist's Pro V1] and the equipment was performing great."
Villegas is playing a custom set of TaylorMade's new Burner 2.0 irons (above), but he is using the same Project X 7.0 shafts that he had in his old forged Cobra Pro CB irons, and the Burner 2.0s have the same lofts and lie angles the Cobra irons had.
Villegas did tell me that the Penta TP feels like his old ball, but its faster.
"I knew they were going to make stuff that performs great, but it was really more of a matter of getting the look right," Villegas said. "Every club in the industry has a slightly different look. Once I gave them my input and they did what I wanted, they created the perfect clubs."
Villegas's Burner 2.0 irons have a chrome finish instead of the dark finish that comes standard on the clubs you'll find in your local pro shop. The other modifications that Villegas requested were pretty slight.
"I've always played a little more bounce than the options they showed me, so we created clubs with a little more bounce," he said. "Also, the clubs that they showed me at first had a little more offset than I would like, so they fixed the offset."
Villegas says that his stock distances are the same. A guy as methodical as Camilo would have it no other way. See-Try-Buy: Learn more about TaylorMade clubs, and schedule your fitting with GolfTEC or Golfsmith. Related: Follow David Dusek on Twitter | Facebook


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Nashville, TN, United States, 2014/12/01 - Firmware v1.8 launches with additional authentication features for Managed Media Converters - Perle.com.
Perle Systems, a manufacturer of advanced Ethernet over fiber and secure device networking solutions, releases Firmware v1.8 for Managed Media Converters. Perle Managed Media Converters support authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) security protocols used in corporate networks. To further protect IDs and passwords from someone snooping on the network, Perle Managed Media Converters provide secure management sessions by supporting SSH, SNMPv3, Telnet and HTTPS.
Firmware release v1.8 incorporates authentication updates for Simple Network Time Protocol Authentication (SNTP).
"Perle is committed to safeguarding the long-term investment in Perle equipment," says John Feeney, Chief Operating Officer at Perle Systems. "By continued product development and new firmware releases, we ensure our products evolve with the current and future technology demands of our growing customer base."
Perle offers over 830 separate models of Fiber Media Converters, of which 286 are Managed Media Converters, to transmit 10BaseT, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet over fiber. All Perle Media Converters come with a Lifetime Warranty, use high-end components and have an on-board high-reliability microcontroller to deal with link error detection and recovery.
Firmware v1.8 for Managed Media Converters is available to customers as a download from Perles website.
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the last thing i want is to get hurt by a person choice about getting botox or restaylne. what are the safe ways to get these injections?
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Cosmetic injectable therapies are a rapidly growing...
Cosmetic injectable therapies are a rapidly growing segment of treatment that many people are quick to embrace but don't yet fully understand. While Botox and dermal filler injections are not surgical, they are still wholly medical procedures that require the experience and oversight of a physician specifically trained in cosmetic procedures of the face. A qualified physician is key, not only to ensure safety, but also to ensure an aesthetically pleasing outcome.
The need to be educated about cosmetic injectables and standards to protect your safety is evident in the findings released by the Physicians Coalition for Injectable Safety.
An independent study conducted by Industry Insights, Inc. surveyed members of the Coalition about U.S. FDA-approved, brand name injectable therapies designed to treat facial wrinkles, improve the signs of aging, enhance facial appearance, and treat skin imperfections with Botulinum Toxin (Botox), dermal fillers, and fat injections.
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- Member physicians see an average of 2-3 patients each year with complications resulting from cosmetic injections that were either administered in a non-medical setting, by an unqualified provider, or with an unknown substance.
- 84% of physicians reported that they have seen at least one patient with complications from cosmetic injectables.
- 29% of member physicians see complications arising from cosmetic injections administered in a non-medical setting.
- 38% of physicians see complications arising from cosmetic injections administered by an unqualified or untrained provider.
- 32% of physicians see complications from an unknown, non-FDA approved injectable substance.
Before you get a cosmetic injection, you must:
- Know how to choose a qualified doctor/provider
- Know what questions to ask your doctor/provider
- Ask to see packaging
- Know what authentic packaging looks like for any injectables you purchase
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Patient education information is not only the responsibility of the doctor, but also the responsibility of the patient. By partnering with your physician and asking the right questions consumers have a better chance of achieving the desired results and averting complications with injectable therapies. Patients must understand that all medical treatments have risks, and cosmetic injectable treatments are no exceptions.
Reducing your risk of potential complications requires that you:
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- Choose only U.S. FDA-approved injectables for a use that is specifically cosmetic and an application that is similar to your condition.
- Accept that there is no such thing as a "generic" or "substitute brand" for U.S. FDA-approved injectables.
- Do not accept bargain prices or deep discounts, as you may not be getting a U.S. FDA-approved injectable or an appropriate dosage.
- Do not accept treatment at a party, public gathering, spa, salon or other non-medical setting.
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- Understand that fat injections require a two-step surgical process; first your fat is extracted and processed, then it is reinjected into appropriate regions.
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- Ask them about their experience with the various fillers and injectables and approximately how long they have been using them.
- Although before and after photos are generally essential, they unfortunately do not always adequately demonstrate end results of the injectables.
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Going to the right doctor and using the right products
Botox from Allergan, Restylane, Radiesse, Juvederm, Perlane, are all products that have a long safety profile and have been used throughout the United States in a safe manner by many doctors. They are proven safe in the right hands.
Going to a doctor that is board certified is a starter. Then you need to see the doctor's results or possibly talk to people who have had it done by the particular doctor. These are ways to ensure that you have the right doctor doing the procedure. The doctor's academic performance can also be an indicator. You should be able to research your doctor on their website as well. With all of these pieces of information, you will be able to come up with a bigger picture of whether you would like a paricular doctor to be the one to do your procedure.
Although it is considered safe and widely used, I would...
Although it is considered safe and widely used, I would use caution when it comes to injecting neurotoxins into the face to paralyze muscles.
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Pleasanton, CA, United States, 2012/10/23 - Existing Incentive Compensation Management Customer Adds Learning Management Solution to Drive Sales Results (NASDAQ: CALD) - CallidusSoftware.com. NASDAQ: CALD
Callidus Software, Inc., a leading provider of hiring, learning, marketing and selling cloud software, announced today that Sentinel Security Life, a leading provider of insurance to families, has selected CallidusClouds Litmos® learning management system (LMS) to provide training courses and assessments. Sentinel Security Life is an existing user of CallidusClouds Incentive Compensation Management solution to manage the incentives and bonus plans of its agents. The agreement was signed in the third quarter of 2012.
As a growing insurance company, Sentinel was searching for a cost effective method of training our employees, agents, and policyholders. During our research process we wanted to identify a solution that would allow us the flexibility to grow as our needs and resources increased. We also wanted a product that would be ready to use immediately and require minimal development. CallidusClouds Litmos proved to be the best fit for our needs and we are currently building an online training library to better educate everyone involved in the distribution of our insurance products, said Dan Hudgens, National Sales Director at Sentinel.
CallidusClouds Litmos LMS provides an easy-to-use mobile solution for learning and training anytime, anywhere. Litmos LMS provides a platform that enables customers to build and manage professional-looking online courses themselves. System users have access to real-time reporting to see precisely when students have completed their training, how long they took, and what scores they achieved. The SCORM-certified hosted training system does not require any resources or support from the IT department and can be launched in just minutes.
CallidusClouds ICM solution is built to deliver extreme automation in integration, plan configuration, producer management, payout calculation and communication. It is a highly configurable solution supporting rapid deployment, ease of use and reduced operational complexity. As part of the solution, the producer portal allows for delivery of payment and performance-related information through the web or a Customer Relationship Management system.
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Inside, decorations of shimmering tinsel strips and balloons with blinking LEDs adorned the tiny space. With ample seats scattered around the dance floor, you could have easily mistaken it all for some twisted wedding reception. As the bar queue revealed itself to be non-existent, or ultra-efficient at worst, the piles of silly string scattered around confirmed that the party poppers had already been used. Still, the night was yet young.
With the clock past midnight and the guest on the decks, an expectant crowd prepared for a night with a legend. From Madchester to Sabres of Paradise, Two Lone Swordsmen and Nine O'clock Drop, Andrew Weatherall has helped to carve and craft more music than most, and everyone inside wanted a piece.
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Starting from near standstill, a selection of strange electronic sleaze dominated his opening hours. Impossible to truly pinpoint, it was a dark, atmospheric sound befitting a man whose fingers have found themselves rooted in the heart of so many flavoursome pies. Couch house, electro funk and disco breaks are the closest descriptions—yet none seem accurate enough.
The bizarre, Broken Flowers soundtracked, Aeroplane remixed "Yegelle Tezete" by Mulatu Astatke perhaps provides the best example of what went down. An afrobeat jazz roller such as this could only really be worked by Andrew Weatherall and, somehow, worked it was. DJs that cater for many tastes risk leaving some wanting. But those who did feel restricted by the laidback pace and relaxed rather than relentless music policy finally got the solid beats they'd been expecting. The closing hour-and-a-half was a crisp selection of chugging four-fours that contrasted well with the overriding sound of the night.
Even so, the punchy house and tech rolling from the soundsystem all wore the stereotypical Weatherall warmth, keeping the dance floor thoroughly rammed until close. As 4 AM rolled in and the hordes moved towards the door, only two questions remained: "What was that music?" and "How did everyone get so disgustingly sweaty?" The answer to both is the same. Andrew Weatherall.
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We introduce a chaos-based communication scheme allowing for bidirectional exchange of information. By coupling two semiconductor lasers through a partially transparent optical mirror, delay dynamics is induced in both lasers. We numerically demonstrate that this dynamics can be identically synchronized, and moreover, information introduced on both ends of the link can be simultaneously transmitted. This scheme allows one to negotiate a key through a public channel.
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GFI Software today announced that GFI WebMonitor, one of the industrys leading Web security solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), now includes several new features that put valuable productivity, bandwidth and security data in the hands of relevant stakeholders throughout the company.
Expanding upon the enhancements made last spring which included Activity, Bandwidth and Real-Time Traffic smart dashboards the latest version of GFI WebMonitor now features a Security Dashboard, enabling IT admins to zone in on potential Web security issues before they become a problem. With this addition, GFI WebMonitor now includes a dashboard for each of the major areas of impact associated with Web browsing in the workplace security issues, bandwidth drain and productivity loss. Additionally, new role-based access capabilities enable IT admins to better share dashboard-generated data relevant to business managers and the employees they manage, without inundating them with unnecessary information or giving them access to the WebMonitor configuration settings.
The information that a Web monitoring solution provides holds value far beyond the IT department, said David Attard, product manager, GFI Software. Web browsing in the workplace can have productivity, bandwidth and security repercussions that impact not only IT, but HR and business managers as well. We targeted all of these pain points with GFI WebMonitors smart dashboards and made it easier than ever for stakeholders across the company to access data vital to their job and use it to improve the business.
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Sir – I strongly object to Kevin Cambray's statement (Gazette Letters last week) that the "general public could not care either way" about hunting. I am a member of the general public and detest this cruel activity.
I just cannot comprehend how people can get pleasure out of watching dogs tearing a frightened animal to bits.
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Making his pitch for immigration reform Tuesday in Las Vegas, President Barack Obama invoked Intel and Instagram as examples of companies founded by immigrants who "studied here and stayed here."
Obama expressed his support for policies that make it easier for immigrants studying in the United States to attain citizenship.
"Right now, there are brilliant students from all over the world sitting in classrooms at our top universities. They are earning degrees in the fields of the future, like engineering and computer science. But once they finish school, once they earn that diploma, there is a good chance they will have to leave our country. Think about that. Intel was started with the help of an immigrant who studied here and stayed here. Instagram was started with the help of an immigrant who studied here and then stayed here. Right now in one of those classrooms, there is a student wrestling with how to turn their big idea, their Intel or Instagram, into a big business. We are giving them the skills to figure that out, but then we are going to turn around and tell them to start the business and create those jobs in China, or India, or Mexico, or someplace else. That is not how you grow new industries in America. That is how you give new industries to our competitors. That is why we need comprehensive immigration reform."
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Check your Sunday paper for a great new $10 off $50 Food Lion coupon!
The coupon is located in the Sunday News & Observer in the first section of the paper on page 5A. There is a full page Food Lion ad and the coupon is at the bottom of the page.
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Elkhart Lake, WIS. - Alex Job Racing's (AJR) Cooper MacNeil and Jeroen Bleekemolen won the GTC Class in Saturday running of the American Le Mans Series Road America Road Race Showcase at Elkhart Lake's Road America.
MacNeil (Hinsdale, ILL) started the No. 22 WeatherTech Racing Porsche from the pole position in GTC. The University of Colorado student did a very strong, and long, stint to keep the white and black Porsche at the front of a very tough GTC field. Turning over to Bleekemolen (Monte Carlo) the Dutchman was never really stressed during his stint. The team would be put back based upon pit stops and then when the stops cycled through the WeatherTech Porsche would be on top. The win extends MacNeil's points lead in the GTC Championship chase.
WT RA Fin "There is really no better place to win our second race than here at Road America," MacNeil said. "My goal for the stint was to keep the car in one piece so Jeroen could go out and do his thing. That's what we did. The car was great. I had no issues. My run was pretty drama free. We extended our lead in the points even more heading into a tough street course in Baltimore."
Bleekemolen celebrated a perfect weekend with the pole and the win.
"The whole race was pretty much perfect," Bleekemolen said. "We didn't make any mistakes on the track. Cooper put in a really great stint. The guys did perfect pit stops, and we had good strategy. It got exciting because of the yellows, if not, we would have had a gap on the rest. The car ran good. It was a little hard in the middle of the race, but at the end the car came back and was perfect."
Alex Job, team owner, had a near-perfect day with the WeatherTech team.
"Cooper and Jeroen did not put a wheel wrong all weekend," Job said. "We had good pit stops and good strategy and Cooper and Jeroen put in very solid drives. Cooper has a lot of laps at this track and Jeroen has won here now three times, so a real nice race weekend for us. Also it is a nice win for WeatherTech as they are big sponsor here at Road America."
The team will travel to Baltimore for the Baltimore Grand Prix presented by SRT, Aug. 31-1 through the streets of the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards.
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Some rather exciting whispers are circulating that New York is getting its own Colette. Former gallerist Claire Distenfeld and her father, Fred, are opening their new high-end department store, Fivestory, for a private viewing today. Located in a (you guessed it) five-story brownstone on the Upper East Side, Fivestory offers personal shopping services and carries men's, children's and women's ready-to-wear and accessories in a setting decorated with contemporary art decorating the walls, Italian marble, brass vitrines, and some Pierre Cardin furniture.
We asked Claire for her five favorite New York landmarks and sources of inspiration behind the design of Fivestory:
Architectural landmarks:
IAC building has always been an amazing architectural landmark, and I grew up [across] from the Bloomberg foundation building, which has so much character. But the one [New York building] that combined both those elements has to be the Morgan library; the synergy between the old and new design is done to perfection.
Favorite public outdoor space:
I don't really go places to get inspired, places usually surprise me and beat me to it. [But] during runs down the West Side highway, that moment you see the Statue of Liberty you can't help but feel something awesome.
Go-to galleries:
Neue Galerie has been my haven ever since i was a child, and UNT/TLED gallery on the LES. [I go to] modern art floors at MoMa to see the Abex masterpieces-having been so many times, I consider [them] friends.
Prefered visual art genre:
Call me old-fashioned but I love me a good old painting that lures me in and keeps me interested. In a world where I get my food under 30 minutes, my crappy TV in seconds, and basically anything I want delivered, something without blatant stimulus that still excites is the best.
From art to fashion:
Aesthetics and originality should always be balanced and live in harmony. When you know you look good, you feel good and when you create something beautiful you can look at it forever.
Inspirational New York interiors:
The Frick, Café des Artistes, And the Academy mansion was very much the inspiration for Fivestory.
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by SESupergenius, May 3, 2005.
Seems Smith has his own website. http://www.myniyasmith.net/
Great find SES. Wow this guy is big. He's number 75.
Hmm wonder how we'd be able to spot him on the practice field?
Web site says OT not defensive Tackle. Could be an interesting find. Small schools do provide some gems hope David loves him.
My God his butt is HUGE.
Quote from his web site.
"The 6-6, 340-pound offensive tackle Smith, referred to by his quarterback as The Wall, has logged 37 consecutive starts at left tackle for Southern, one of the best offenses in recent years in I-AA. Smith possesses amazingly quick feet for someone his size and has the ability to block straight ahead and to pull. Smith has raw power and also plays strong. Smith allowed only 2 sacks total in 2003 and 2004. Smith is a mature, well-spoken leader. Was a Captain in 2004. Played in the inaugural 2004 HBCU All-Star Classic in New Orleans on January 20, 2005."
I certainly hope this is the good news I've been looking for.........
Camp might get real interesting. We have drafted a smart young center and it looks like we have picked up another LT who might be a find. What do you guys see happening with a guy like this? Does this suddenly open up the possibility of some depth? He's raw, but you never know. Just going around him might give the QB enough time..................
I think he defines the term "Wide Body". Bio/Stats sound good with only 2 sacks in two years and he is certainly big enough. If he does make it it would probably be as backup material at best for one year, but most likely a practice squad guy until next year. Because he is a 1-AA guy, he will need alot of coaching/practice to get up to NFL level, if ever. Has the look of a possible though.
Ourlads draft guide has Smith rated in the "not a prospect at this time" category. The next level above that in their rating system is "emergency player for camp," i.e., camp fodder.
I thought you might like to read this additional information from his Web site. The last few lines are kind of interesting.
The Measure of a Man - Faith and Passion Drive Southerns All-American Offensive Tackle Myniya Smith
Standing 6 feet 6 inches and weighing 340 pounds, Myniya Smith is an imposing figure. When Smith was born July 21, 1981, he was the largest baby recorded at the hospital weighing 11 pounds 2 ounces. It was at that point that his family knew he was going to be special and standout from his peers. Not many know just how impressively Smith has measured up ever since.
Smith, an All-American and All-Southwest Athletic Conference (SWAC) offensive tackle, recently finished a dominating football career at Southern University in Baton Rouge, LA and is currently preparing for the 2005 NFL Draft this coming April. At Southern, Smith stood out for his accomplishments on the football field and for his leadership skills as captain, where he started since his sophomore season in 2002. His long list of awards include: 2003 and 2004 All-American; 2003 and 2004 first team All-SWAC; 2004 first team All-Louisiana; 2003 SWAC and Black college football champions.
Before the 2004 Bayou Classic, Coach Pete Richardson of Southern University spoke regarding the leadership qualities of Smith stating, Weve got tradition (at Southern), Our offensive line is the strength of the team. Myniya Smith, is our leader. Smith has embodied those same qualities Coach Pete Richardson spoke of both on and off the football field.
It is typically hard to miss a man Smiths size (6-6, 340 pounds), but that is what sometimes happens when he leaves the many children that look up to Smith at Oakdale Park where he graciously spends time with children in the New Orleans community. The children love being around him and he is such a great example of what hard work and faith can create. Its inspiring to just be around a man not only of his size, but of his character. His faith has allowed him to grow into the man he is today and he shares that with our children, said Coach Randolph Scott of Oakdale said.
Faith in god and passion for the game he loves have been the driving force behind the amazing story of Smiths success. Growing up in the St. Thomas housing projects in New Orleans, Louisiana, Smith was always the largest kid and one of the most mature kids around. Even as a child, Myniya has always been not only one of the biggest kids around, but also one of the most mature. Early on in high school, everyone thought he was already in his twenties, said Smiths mother, Idella Casimier.
Smith began playing football in the seventh grade and went on to be a huge contributor to his football team at West Jefferson high school in New Orleans, LA. Football has been one of the channels Smith used to receive a college scholarship and achieve a college degree.
His passion, faith and leadership qualities were certainly displayed during his last collegiate football game at the 2004 SWAC Championship game in Birmingham, AL. Southern lead for a majority of the game against Alabama State and could not hold on, but even in a game where Smith had a dominating performance (even knocking over assignments that were not even his man on plays), Smith was fighting to tackle a defender who had just intercepted his quarterback. Emotional as he left the field and completed his collegiate career, Smith again showed why he has always measured up.
Coach Jimmy Warren, one of Smiths former high school coach and a former defensive back during the great Oakland Raider mystical years proclaimed, Myniya Smith has the talent and character to be a first round NFL draft choice. He is going to be something special in the National Football League.
Did Casserly and company find a gem? Certainly positive from his Web site, but its being said by others. Time will tell, but we could certainly use a dominating LT. Is he our future LT?
Looks like Cass and company thought they needed a better look. He will at least get a shot at camp at this point. It certainly would be wonderful if we found a gem that nobody saw. It would be like having had another draft pick. Apparently he's of good character and works hard. That would catch the eyes of Casserly and Capers. Its just kind of nice to have some optomism with respect to the O-line. I just don't believe the status quo is going to do anything for us, but being realistic its hard to believe that a talent as described would go unnoticed, but stranger things have happened. If recall a guy by the name of Havlicheck (spelling) being drafted last by Boston. Some wierd thing like that and of course he was probably one of the best ever. You just never know.
Priest Holes = undrafted free agent..... they are out there and maybe this guy will suprise us and the rest of the NFL
Smith sounds like a good guy and I hope he helps us out this year...I found this entry in his online diary particularly interesting:
His only chance of sticking with the Texans is to be on the practice squad this year. There is no way this guy sees the field in 2005.
Yeah, I know...A LOT of wishful thinking went into my comment...
from his smith's online diary:
hope he rides clydesdales, because if not i feel bad for those horses
I just copied what the ESPN article said and gave them credit for it. Probably is wrong though. I'm sure he knows what position he plays.
Does anyone know or have they seen the new OT we signed from Southern, Myniya Smith. This is the info I got off the site:
Smith (6-6, 343) participated as a rookie free agent tryout. He signs with the Texans out of Southern University where he started 10 games for the Jaguars and was voted first-team All-SWAC.
He sound like he might be a force. What does everyone think?
On my best days, I was never even camp fodder.
Does anyone have his pro day numbers? If the coachs put some time in on this guy he could be a monster.
Anybody here who says that they know what he is going to do and wether or not he is on the practice squad is full of it. C and C have been doing a great job we are on a 5 year plan and we are RIGHT ON SCHEDULE.
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SOUTHERN U., LA (March 10th) senior offensive tackle MYNIYA SMITH ran between 5.32 and 5.38 in the 40... 4.50/4.52 short shuttle... 7.60 three-cone... 7'11" broad jump... 21.5" vertical... 24 reps of 225 pounds... weighed in at 6052, 350 pounds... also did positional drills afterwards... most scouts have been reviewing him at both tackle and guard... at least six teams were present... he will have another Pro Day the first week of April.
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The cost of flights from Gatwick and Heathrow is set to increase to cover improvements at the airports, but airlines say the price hikes are totally unnecessary and that airports owner BAA should pay for the work itself.
The Competition Commission recommended in a report last week to the Civil Aviation Authority, which regulates the aviation industry, that BAA be allowed to increase airport charges to fund improvements and investments at the airports, such as Heathrow's new Terminal Five, and to improve security.
However, the report accused BAA of failing to provide good customer service, stating that it operates the airports in a way that is contrary to the public interest, and fails to manage security and queue times to avoid unacceptable delays to passengers, crews and flights. It said there had been no improvement in standards at the airports since its last report in 2002, which revealed identical failings.
'We came to the same conclusions on service quality in our equivalent review five years ago, and we are disappointed that the UK Civil Aviation Authority has not taken sufficient steps to address this,' said a spokesman for the Competition Commission.
The report suggested that BAA be allowed to increase its charges to airlines using the hubs from £9.31 per passenger at Heathrow to a maximum of £14.20 by 2012, and from £4.93 at Gatwick to £5.60 by 2012, a fee that would almost certainly be passed on to travellers.
But BAA says this proposed increase is unacceptably low and would be insufficient to cover its investment plans. It had hoped to raise airport charges by far more - to £20.22 per person by 2012 at Heathrow and to £8.64 at Gatwick.
'We are absolutely committed to improving the passenger experience in our airports, and to addressing the current concerns around customer service standards,' said Stephen Nelson, chief executive of BAA. 'We do not believe the commission recognises the scale and nature of the challenges we face. As we prepare to hand over Terminal Five on time and on budget, we are being rewarded with a regulatory settlement of unprecedented severity.'
Airlines including Ryanair, Easyjet and British Airways are outraged at the prospect of charges increasing at all, maintaining that BAA should pay for its investments instead of using them as an excuse to hike charges and increase its profits.
'BAA can absolutely afford to fund its own improvements. It is an exceptionally profitable company,' said Toby Nicol, Easyjet's communications officer.
'Its annual profit is absolutely huge - over £500m in 2006. No airline in the world makes that sort of profit. '
Nicol predicted that at least two major airlines would go bust if BAA were allowed to increase charges to the level it wanted.
The Competition Commission has recommended that current regulations regarding service at airports be expanded to cover the maximum length of security queues, as well as security arrangements for transfer passengers, airline staff and perimeter control points, in order to force BAA to improve.
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In six of the provinces and the two territories, basic salary scales and fringe benefits are established through negotiations between the teachers' association and representatives of the government. In some cases, supplementary negotiations take place at the school board level concerning additional fringe benefits and conditions of work. In British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario, all negotiations take place at the local or regional level.
Salary schedules in Canada are generally based on a combination of years of post-secondary education and years of experience, with additional allowances being paid to teachers with administrative responsibilities. Table 2 indicates the minimum and maximum salaries payable to teachers with degrees in 1996-97 under the provincial and territorial agreements and for representative centres where negotiations are conducted locally. Lower salaries than those shown are paid to teachers without degrees, and higher salaries to teachers with advanced special and graduate training.
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As citizens of Canada, teachers are required to participate in the social security programs of the federal government. These include Unemployment Insurance and the Canada/Quebec Pension Plan. The Unemployment Insurance plan provides benefits to persons who are unemployed through maternity or illness, as well as through general unavailability of suitable work. The Canada/Quebec Pension Plan provides a basic minimum retirement allowance and, in addition, some disability and survivors' benefits.
Teachers also participate in the provincial hospital and medical insurance plans. The costs of these plans are shared by the federal and provincial governments. The plans cover the basic expenses of hospital accommodation and physicians' services. Details of coverage vary from province to province.
Table 2. Minimum and Maximum Salaries* for Teachers with Degree Standing or Equivalent*
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Girls swimming & diving: Litch's Warren 2nd after prelims
MINNEAPOLIS — Litchfield senior Marissa Warren is second in the 100 butterfly after Tuesday's preliminaries at the Class A Swimming and Diving State Meet held in the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center.
Warren, who was third in the same event last year as a junior, trails only the defending state champion in the event, Danielle Knack of Mankato West. Warren is the eighth place in the championship heat of the 100 backstroke, an event where she finished second a year ago at state.
The Litchfield 200 medley relay is 10th and the Willmar entry 15th, so both will swim in the consolation heat.
Willmar senior Kennedy Holwerda swam exactly her seed time and advanced to the consolations of the 50 freestyle in 14th place overall.
Willmar junior Alycia Holwerda tied for eighth in the breaststroke and then lost a swim-off for the final spot in the championship heat. She is today's top seed in the consolation heat.
The Willmar 400 freestyle relay was 2.49 seconds over seed and failed to make the consolation heat in 17th place.
The final day of competition begins at noon today.
200 medley relay — (10) Litchfield: Emma Ridgeway, Anika Ellingson, Marissa Warren, Sydney Weires; 1:51.26 (15) Willmar: Miranda Kuchta, Alycia Holwerda, Kennedy Holwerda, McKenna Olson; 1:53.31
50 freestyle — (14) K. Holwerda 24.90
100 butterfly — (2) Warren 57.18
100 backstroke — (8) Warren 1:00.74
100 breaststroke — (6) Ellingson 1:06.13 (9) A. Holwerda 1:07.93
400 freestyle relay — (17) Willmar: Marin Fischer, Anna Backes, Kucta, K. Holwerda; 3:46.38


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Week 15 NFL Football Betting Preview: December 15th 2010
Week 15 NFL Football Betting Preview: December 15th 2010
There are several big matchups this week in the NFL that are filled with major implications for the postseason. Through the first 14 weeks of the season, only one team; the New England Patriots have clinched a spot in the playoffs so there are still 11 spots up for grabs. Every division title is still being contested with a two-team tie in the NFC East and West, a one-game lead in five others, and the Patriots holding a two-game lead over the Jets in the AFC East.
Thursday night's game between San Francisco and San Diego is a must-win game for the 5-8 49ers, who still have a decent shot at coming out on top in the NFC West if they can win out. The 7-6 Chargers need a win to remain a game behind 8-5 Kansas City in the AFC West. San Diego is a nine-point home favorite and the 'over/under' is set at 44 ½.
The early games on Sunday include three huge showdowns that will go a long way at possibly deciding four division titles. Baltimore is 9-4 and one game in back of Pittsburgh in the AFC North, while New Orleans is 10-3 and one game in back of Atlanta in the NFC South. Both teams need a win to keep pace in their division, but the loser of this matchup will still have the inside track for a wildcard spot. The Ravens are a 1 ½-point home favorite with the 'over/under' set at 43 ½.
The NFC East will most likely be decided on Sunday when Philadelphia takes on New York at the New Meadowlands Stadium. Both teams are currently tied at 9-4, but the Eagles have already won the first game between the two. The Giants come into this game as a three-point favorite and the 'over/under' is set at 46.
Jacksonville has a chance to wrap-up the AFC South with a win over Indianapolis as well as possibly end the Colts current streak of seven straight playoff appearances. The 8-5 Jaguars have already won the first meeting, but the 7-6 Colts are a five-point home favorite this time around. The 'over/under' is set at 48 ½.
The late games pit New York at Pittsburgh in a must-win game for the 9-4 Jets, who have lost their last two. The 10-3 Steelers are a six-point favorite and the 'over/under' is set at 36. Another key matchup has Atlanta, looking to maintain its grip on the No.1 spot in the NFC at 11-2, traveling to Seattle to take on the 6-7 Seahawks, who are currently tied with St. Louis atop the NFC West. The Falcons are a six-point favorite and the 'over/under' is set at 45 ½.
Sunday night's game has Green Bay travelling to New England in a game the 8-5 Packers need to win to not only keep pace with Chicago in the NFC North, but to keep their overall playoff hope alive. The status of Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers is still uncertain so there is no posted line for this game at this time.
Monday Night Football will feature an authentic throw-back game as the 9-4 Bears will take on the 5-8 Vikings in the great outdoors of the University of Minnesota TCF Bank Stadium as repairs to the damaged roof at the Metrodome will not be completed in time. The line for this game is currently off as well.


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In 1975 Cummings left The Guess Who after 10 years to become a solo artist, and the group disbanded. One of his first projects included providing back-up vocals on Eric Carmen's second solo LP, Boats Against the Current, including "She Did It." Cummings' subsequent solo hits in Canada included "Stand Tall," which was his greatest American solo hit, peaking at #10 on the Hot 100 and number two on the Adult Contemporary chart .Other hits included: "I'm Scared," "Break it to Them Gently," and "Fine State of Affairs." Cummings charted outside Canada with "Stand Tall" and "You Saved My Soul."Cummings became a resident of Sherman Oaks, California, and began writing and singing for films in the late 1970s. He currently winters in California and returns to Winnipeg in the summer, living in Canada throughout autumn.


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Tuscaloosa residents will soon be able to get emergency notifications any place and any time. The city just received a FEMA grant that will be used to install an early warning system for the general public.
The April 27th tornado barely missed Sycoria Mullins' house. " People were laying on the ground, bleeding, hollering, crying. I couldn't do nothing but cry. I don't want to experience that ever again."The images are still there and the worry. The city of Tuscaloosa is already thinking ahead. Robin Edgeworth, over Tuscaloosa Incident Command says "We had a number of people that had indicated to us, they didn't have the warning." A reason the city is setting up an early warning system for emergencies. "This will allow residents of the city of Tuscaloosa to enter their phone number, email or pager into a database the city will be setting up and they'll be receiving a warning during the night or whenever it occurs."And some residents would like a text alert or call. Gary Limmroth says{} "We don't always have a weather radio with us, we have one in the office or house, but unless you're right there, you could miss that."The city anticipates more grants. One, to build safe rooms at Tuscaloosa City Hall and the Department of Transportation plus.. "One of those is for generators to be used at the wastewater treatment plant as well as our water treatment plant. We know that during the storm on April 27th, 2011 we did suffer impact because of lack of water.Proactive steps, giving residents who've been through so much, some peace of mind. Limmroth says "You don't realize how important water is to sustain you until you don't have it."
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Cashed-up empty nesters scoring at top end of market
Cashed-up downsizers are fuelling a resurgence in the luxury apartment market, adding to both stock levels and turnover at the high end.
The stronger market conditions have coaxed an impressive line-up of some of Sydney's best penthouses onto the market, from the $30 million whole-floor apartment in the Bennelong building to the double penthouse in The Bondi listed this week for more than $15 million.
As prestige turnover has picked up, more empty nesters are looking to buy luxury apartments, said Bill Malouf, of LJ Hooker Double Bay.
"But if you're coming out of a big house, your choices at the high end are limited," Mr Malouf said. "And the price pressures are there because the cost of land to redevelop these properties is so expensive."
As confidence has improved among buyers in higher price brackets, more people are willing to buy before they sell, giving the whole market more momentum, said McGrath's James Dack. He is selling the two-storey penthouses in The Bondi with colleague Steven Chen on behalf of Bell Partners chief executive Anthony Bell and his wife Kelly Landry.
Bondi Beach has proven a magnet for much of the empty-nester market in the east, said Mr Chen, who recently sold the north-east corner penthouse in The Pacific development for $8.1 million to a lady downsizing from within the eastern suburbs.
The central business district's $3 million-plus apartment market is driven by downsizers and off-shore buyers, according to CBRE's chairman of residential projects, Justin Brown.
"We expect the downsizer share of the market to escalate dramatically in the next 12 to 18 months as the prestige housing market continues to improve," Mr Brown said.
Popular downsizer developments in the city include The Residences, Observatory Tower, Highgate and the Stamford Residences, according to Mr Brown.
"Barangaroo sold out within three hours, with the $3 million-plus stock significantly dominated by downsizers," he said.
In Mosman, a lack of luxury apartments means high-end offerings are snapped up quickly, and for a good return, especially if they have a good aspect and sunlight, said Richard Harding, of LJ Hooker Mosman.
Former News Limited chief executive Ken Cowley sold his Clifton Gardens family home through Mr Harding and colleague Geoff Smith for close to $10 million last year, and now title records reveal he downsized to a $4.45 million boutique development on top of a shop on Military Road, 18 months ago.
The North Sydney harbour foreshore experienced a sharp jump in prices for luxury stock in the last quarter of last year, all driven by the demand from empty nesters, said McGrath's Nigel Mukhi.
In a waterfront development on King George Street in Lavender Bay an apartment sold last April for $5.65 million. Seven months later another, similarly sized apartment in the block, with an extra garage, sold for $6.89 million.
"It wasn't the garage that got the extra $1 million," Mr Mukhi said.
Of the three apartments sold for more than $10 million already this year by the Sotheby's International office, one was a three-bedder in Darling Point bought for more than $10.2 million by publican Margaret Maloney, who is downsizing from her palatial 700 square metre apartment in the Bennelong building, which is now listed with hopes of $30 million.
If selling agents Mr Malouf and Sotheby's Michael Pallier sell Ms Maloney's home near that level it will easily top the Sydney record of $21 million set last year for The Pacific double penthouse, bought by chief investment officer of Caledonia Investments, Will Vicars.
Vendors are also chasing buyers from mainland China who are obsessed with Sydney views and often prefer luxury apartments for their lock-up-and-leave appeal, said Will Manning, of Ballard Property, who is selling inner-city penthouses in the Top of the Town building for about $7 million and in the Gazebo for more than $9 million.


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BYU women's basketball won its 10th game of the season by defeating in-state rival Utah State on Saturday, 84-74. The win leaves the Cougars tied for their best non-conference start in program history at 10-1.
BYU stays at the Marriott Center to play its first conference game this week. The Cougars host the Loyola Marymount Lions on Saturday, Dec. 28 at 2 p.m. MST. The game will air live on BYUtv.
BYU has three players scoring in double figures, led by Jennifer Hamson who is scoring 18.5 points per game and has scored in double digits in all but one game played. Lexi Eaton follows with 15.8 points per game, and Kim Beeston contributes 12.5 points.
As a team, the Cougar women are averaging 74.3 points per game and holding opponents to 66.7 points. BYU has recorded more blocks than opponents in all games and has dished out more assists in 10 of the 11 games played to date. It has also recorded more rebounds in eight contests to date.
In the coaches' preseason poll, BYU was picked to finish fourth in the WCC regular season race behind San Diego, Saint Mary's and league favorite Gonzaga. Senior center Hamson was named to the preseason all-conference team, her second such honor.
About Loyola Marymount
Loyola Marymount concluded its nonconference schedule with a 3-8 record, capturing wins over New Mexico State, Northern Arizona and UNLV.
After playing 11 games, the Lions are averaging 65.4 points per game and have two players scoring in double figures.
Last year, LMU compiled a 13-18 record finishing tied for fifth place in the West Coast Conference. It returns three starters and 10 letterwinners.
Series history
BYU leads the series at 6-1. When playing in Provo, the Lions are 0-2.
Last meeting
During last year's WCC race, these two teams split the series with each school winning on its home court. The Cougars and Lions met for a third time, in the quarterfinals of the WCC Championships in Las Vegas. In that game, BYU picked up the 69-57 victory.
The first game during league action was played in Provo with BYU getting the 72-53 win on Jan. 24, 2013. In the second meeting, the Lions recorded the 68-55 victory on Feb. 28, 2013, in Los Angeles.
Royce Hinton is the women's volleyball sports information director for BYU Athletic Communications.