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Active substance(s): NICOTINE RESINATE
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take too many lozenges?
If you take more than the recommended
number of lozenges per day, you may suffer a
nicotine overdose and need to get advice from
your doctor. Signs of overdose include
headache, sickness, stomach pains and
diarrhoea. In the event that a child has taken any
lozenges or if an accidental overdose occurs,
contact your doctor or nearest hospital casualty
department immediately as this could be fatal.
If possible show them the pack or this leaflet.
5. Possible side effects
Sometimes there can be some side effects
from giving up smoking or using the lozenges.
This medicine may cause allergic reaction,
which involves swelling of the face, lips and throat
(angioedema) or itchy skin rash (urticaria). If this
happens to you contact your doctor immediately.
Common side effects are:
• coughing, sore throat, mouth irritation or
difficulty swallowing, dry mouth/throat/lips,
ulcers in/around mouth
• sleep disturbances, including insomnia,
anxiety, irritability, dizziness, headache
• feeling sick (nausea), being sick (vomiting),
diarrhoea, constipation, hiccups, belching,
wind, feeling bloated
• increased appetite, heartburn and indigestion.
None of the above side-effects are serious, and
often wear off after a few days' treatment.
Occasionally an increased heart rate may be
experienced. If this happens stop using the
lozenges and tell your doctor.
Uncommon side effects are:
• nightmares, abnormal dreaming, poor quality
sleep, tiredness, lack of energy, feeling
unwell, restlessness, alertness
• breathing problems, shortness of breath,
asthma or worsening asthma, chest pain,
tight chest
• throat irritation, taste disturbance, mouth
numbness or burning, bleeding gums, bad
breath, toothache, jaw pain, thirst
• migraine, mood swings and anger
• rash, itchy skin, skin irritation, hot flushes
• stomach pains, stomach ulcer, hiatus hernia,
changes in appetite, taste changes,
increased saliva
• irregular heartbeat (palpitations)
• sneezing, nasal congestion, catarrh, nasal
discomfort, nose bleed
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• increased sweating, sensory disturbance
• urgency to pass water at night
• painful and swollen legs.
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you
notice side effects not listed in this leaflet,
please tell your doctor or pharmacist.
Reporting of side effects
If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor,
pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible
side effects not listed in this leaflet. You can
also report side effects directly via the Yellow
Card Scheme at: www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard
By reporting side effects you can help provide
more information on the safety of this medicine.
6. How to store your medicine
Keep all medicines out of the reach and
sight of children.
Do not use this medicine after the expiry date
printed on the pack.
Do not store above 25°C and keep in the
original carton.
7. What is in this medicine?
Your cream / white circular compressed
lozenge is embossed with L344 on one side
and has an odour of peppermint.
The active ingredient is nicotine 2 mg in the form
of a resin complex (nicotine resinate 13.33 mg).
The other ingredients are: mannitol (E421),
magnesium stearate, sodium alginate, xanthan
gum, potassium bicarbonate, sodium
carbonate anhydrous, aspartame (E951) and
peppermint flavour.
Read all of this leaflet carefully before you
take this medicine because it contains
important information you need to know.
This product can be used during pregnancy
and breastfeeding (see Pregnancy and
Breastfeeding below).
This medicine is available without prescription,
however, you still need to use this product
carefully to get the best results from it.
Keep this leaflet as you may need to read it
again. Ask your pharmacist if you need more
information or advice.
Some people worry that, when they have
stopped smoking, they may become dependent
on NRT instead. This is very rare, and if it were
to happen it is still safer than continuing to
smoke. It is also an easier habit to break.
This medicine contains:
• nicotine resin which when sucked, nicotine
is released slowly from the resin and absorbed
through the lining of the mouth. This nicotine
relieves some of the cravings and unpleasant
withdrawal symptoms, such as feeling ill or
irritable, that smokers frequently feel when
they try to give up. This type of treatment is
called Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT).
8. Who makes this medicine?
This product can be used to help:
• stop smoking straightaway (a quit attempt)
• cut down on smoking, perhaps before you
go on to stop completely (reducing to quit or
just reducing).
2. Is this medicine suitable
for you?
Do not take this medicine if you:
• are allergic to nicotine or any of the other
• are a non-smoker
• are under 12 years of age. The level of nicotine
in NRT is not suitable for children under 12.
Children are more susceptible to the effects
of nicotine, and it could cause severe toxicity,
which can be fatal.
This pack contains lozenges which are for
smokers who smoke their first cigarette more
than 30 minutes after waking up.
If possible, when giving up smoking these
lozenges should be used with a stop smoking
behavioural support programme.
Text Revised: June 2013.
Your chance of stopping smoking will be
improved if you also take part in a support
programme. These 'Stop Smoking'
programmes are known as behavioural
support. For more information:
• call the NHS Free Smoking Helpline on
0800 022 4332 or visit http://smokefree.nhs.uk
Your lozenges are a stop smoking aid. They
can reduce your urge to smoke by providing
some of the nicotine previously inhaled from
cigarettes and helps you resist cigarettes.
Because the lozenges do not contain the tar or
carbon monoxide of cigarette smoke, they do
not have the health dangers of tobacco.
Your lozenges are available in pack sizes of 12,
36 and 72's, although not all pack sizes may be
The Marketing Authorisation holder and
manufacturer is Wrafton Laboratories Limited,
Wrafton, Braunton, Devon, EX33 2DL, UK.
It is always better to stop smoking
completely. Smoking is harmful and has no
health benefits. NRT products like these
lozenges can help you stop. Any risks or
possible side effects from NRT are much less
than the proven dangers of continuing to smoke.
1. What is this medicine and
what is it used for?
If you are in hospital because of a heart
attack, severe heart rhythm disturbances
or a stroke - you should try to quit smoking
without using nicotine lozenges, unless your
doctor tells you to use them - once you are
discharged from hospital, you can use these
lozenges as normal.
In addition, these lozenges can be used when you:
• do not wish to smoke or are unable to smoke,
for example in confined spaces (in the car, in
the house), where others (such as children)
could be harmed by tobacco smoke or in
places where smoking is prohibited
(temporary abstinence)
• develop cravings once you have stopped
Please see your doctor or pharmacist
before taking this medicine if you:
• have heart or circulation problems including
heart failure or stable angina (episodes of
chest discomfort that are usually predictable)
• have high blood pressure
• have occlusive peripheral artery disease which is a narrowing of the blood vessels
outside of your heart
• suffer from phenylketonuria, a rare inherited
metabolic disorder
Reducing the number of cigarettes smoked can
increase the chances that you will go on to quit
Asda Nicotine 2 mg Lozenges
Perrigo, Braunton
280x210mm (L156)
• have serious liver or kidney disease
• have a stomach ulcer or duodenal ulcer
• have inflammation of the oesophagus
(oesophagitis), which is the tube leading from
the mouth to the stomach
• have an uncontrolled, overactive thyroid
• are diabetic, as diabetic patients need to
monitor blood sugar levels more closely as
nicotine from smoking or from taking these
lozenges may vary them more than usual
• have been diagnosed as having a tumour of
the adrenal glands (phaeochromocytoma)
• have had allergic reactions (see also
section 5 "Possible side effects").
Other important information:
When you stop smoking your metabolism
slows down and this may alter the way your
body responds to certain medicines.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
If you are pregnant or planning to become
Smoking when you are pregnant is harmful
to your baby. The risks include poor growth
before birth, damage to the baby's lungs,
premature birth and stillbirth. Stopping smoking
is the best way to improve your health and the
health of your baby and the earlier you stop
smoking the better.
It is best to give up smoking without
using NRT.
If that's too difficult, using NRT is safer for you
and your baby than continuing to smoke. The
nicotine in NRT is less dangerous than the
more harmful substances in cigarette smoke,
such as tar and other toxins.
If you have tried to stop smoking without using
NRT, and haven't been able to, your healthcare
advisor may recommend NRT to help you stop.
If you do use NRT during pregnancy:
• Start as early in your pregnancy as possible
• Aim if possible to use NRT for only 2 to 3
months. But remember – the most important
thing is not to smoke. It is safer to carry on
using NRT than to start smoking again.
If you are breastfeeding
Tobacco smoke is harmful to babies and
children, causing breathing difficulties and
other problems.
If you are breastfeeding, it is best if you stop
smoking without NRT. But if you do need to
use NRT, the nicotine that gets into breast milk
is less dangerous to your baby than breathing
in second-hand smoke.
If you do use NRT while breastfeeding:
• Try to breastfeed just before you take the
lozenge, when the nicotine levels in your
body are at their lowest. That way, your baby
gets as little nicotine as possible.
Driving and using machines
There are no known effects of these lozenges
on your ability to drive or use machines.
However, you should be aware that giving up
smoking can cause behavioural changes that
could affect you in this way.
Important information about some of the
ingredients in this medicine:
Each lozenge contains about 15 mg of
sodium and the maximum daily dose of these
lozenges (15 lozenges) contains 225 mg
sodium. To be taken into consideration if you
are on a controlled sodium diet.
Contains aspartame (E951) which is a source
of phenylalanine. May be harmful for people
with phenylketonuria.
Your lozenges are sugar free.
3. How to take this medicine
Adults and young people aged 12 years
and over
Instructions for use of these lozenges depend
on whether you are:
• stopping smoking straightaway
• cutting down on smoking before you stop
• cutting down with no immediate plans to stop
• going without cigarettes for a short time
or if you are having cravings after you have
stopped smoking.
If you are under 18 years old and not ready
to stop smoking straightaway, talk to a
healthcare professional for advice.
Important: These lozenges are suitable for
smokers who have their first cigarette of the
day more than 30 minutes after waking up.
How to take your lozenges:
• 1 lozenge should be placed in the side of the
mouth and allowed to dissolve
• At intervals, the lozenge should be moved from
one side of the mouth to the other; the action
should be repeated for 20 to 30 minutes until
the lozenge is completely dissolved
• The lozenge should not be chewed or
swallowed whole
• Users should not eat or drink while a lozenge
is in the mouth as this may reduce the
absorption of nicotine
• Do not use more than one lozenge at a time
and do not use more than 15 lozenges
per day.
Stopping smoking straightaway
Adults and young people aged 12 years
and over:
It is important to make every effort to stop smoking
completely. But if you do sometimes smoke a
cigarette while using NRT, don't be discouraged –
just keep going with your quit attempt. It may
help to talk to a healthcare professional if you are
finding your quit attempt difficult.
Use the lozenges according to the 3-step
programme below, which is designed to
gradually reduce the number of lozenges you use.
Weeks 1 to 6
Weeks 7 to 9
Weeks 10 to 12
Step down
Step down
treatment period treatment period treatment period
1 lozenge every 1 lozenge every 1 lozenge every
1 to 2 hours
2 to 4 hours
4 to 8 hours
To help you stay smoke free over the next 12
weeks, take a lozenge in situations when you
are strongly tempted to smoke. During this
initial treatment period (weeks 1 to 6) use at
least 9 lozenges a day.
If you find it difficult to give up these lozenges
or if you are worried that you may start smoking
again then speak to your doctor or pharmacist.
It is important you complete the step down
programme in full. This is because urges to
smoke and withdrawal symptoms can occur for
weeks after stopping smoking. If you resume
smoking you may want to talk to your doctor or
pharmacist about how to get the best results
from your lozenges.
You are more likely to quit smoking
when using this product with help from
your pharmacist, doctor, a trained
counsellor, or a support programme.
Cutting down on smoking before you stop
Adults aged 18 years and over:
You may find it easier to quit completely later if
you use these lozenges to help you cut down
on smoking first.
When you feel a strong urge to smoke, have a
lozenge instead of a cigarette to help you
manage your cravings. Cut down the number
of cigarettes you smoke per day by as many as
possible. If you have not been able to cut down
the number of cigarettes you smoke each day
after 6 weeks, talk to a healthcare professional.
As soon as you feel ready to stop smoking
completely, follow the instructions above, under
'Stopping smoking straightaway'. If you have
not felt able to make a quit attempt within 6
months of starting to use NRT, you may find it
helpful to talk to a healthcare professional.
Cutting down with no immediate plans to stop
Adults aged 18 years and over:
It is always best to stop smoking
completely, but using NRT to cut down is less
harmful than continuing to smoke heavily.
Cutting down the number of cigarettes you
smoke each day will make it easier to quit
completely in the future.
When you feel an urge to smoke, have a lozenge
instead of a cigarette to help you manage your
cravings. Cut down the number of cigarettes
you smoke per day by as many as possible.
It is best to stop smoking completely as
soon as you feel able to. Follow the instructions
above, under 'Stopping smoking straightaway'.
Going without cigarettes for a short time
Adults aged 18 years and over:
This product can help you manage your cravings
so that you can resist cigarettes in situations
where smoking is inappropriate, for example:
• where your second-hand smoke may
damage other people, such as children
• where smoking is not allowed, such as on a
flight or in a hospital
• when smoking should be avoided, such as
before surgery.
When you feel an urge to smoke, have a
lozenge instead of a cigarette to help manage
your cravings. Continue to use one lozenge
every 1-2 hours (maximum 15 a day) during the
period when you are avoiding smoking.
It is best to stop smoking completely as
soon as you feel able to. Follow the instructions
above, under 'Stopping smoking straightaway'.
Once you have stopped smoking
After you have stopped smoking, you may
sometimes feel a craving for a cigarette. You
can use this product again to help you relieve
these cravings – using NRT is always better
than smoking again.
If you are worried that you may start smoking
again, talk to a healthcare professional. They
can advise you on how to get the best results
from further courses of NRT.
If you are finding it difficult to stop using NRT
completely, talk to a healthcare professional.
Further information
Always consult your healthcare provider to ensure the information displayed on this page applies to your personal circumstances.


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CINEBENCH is the free benchmarking tool for Windows and Mac OS based on the powerful 3D software CINEMA 4D. Consequently, the results of tests conducted using CINEBENCH 10 carry significant weight when analyzing a computer's performance in everyday use. Especially a system's CPU and the OpenGL capabilities of its graphics card are put through their paces (even multiprocessor systems with up to 16 dedicated CPUs or processor cores). The test procedure consists of two main components: The first test sequence is dedicated to the computer's main processor. A 3D scene file is used to render a photo reaslistic image. The scene makes use of various CPU-intensive features such as reflection, ambient occlusion, area lights and procedural shaders. In the first run, the benchmark only uses one CPU (or CPU core), to ascertain a reference value. On machines that have multiple CPUs or CPU cores, and also on those who simulate multiple CPUs (via HyperThreading or similar technolgies), MAXON CINEBENCH will run a second test using all available CPU power. Again, higher Frames/Second and lower rendering time in seconds equal better performance.
Cinebench R10 was able to put a 100% load across all the cores on all of the processors, which makes this a great benchmark to look at multi-core platforms.
Results: Running Cinebench R10 in 64-bit mode showed a significant improvement in performance on all of the processors and the results were in-line with what we expected from running Cinebench R9.5! The Intel Core i7 965 was 27% quicker than the Intel Core 2 Quad QX9770 and both are the same clock frequency!
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- Bi Sexual Stories : Our First And Best So Far Mmf
Our First and Best So Far. MMF
Wife and I are both 38 and have had a very good sex life. It started out as wild and energetic sex but no blow jobs for the first 2 years. She finally started given in to my pleads and blow jobs became more and more frequent. We have been married 15 years and both have kept good fiqures and are attractive. My wife has great tits and she loves them sucked and nibbled on to the point that there are time where she will cum while I suck on those beautiful tits. That is where we begin. I have asked her over and over would it feel nice to have someone sucking her tits and going down on her at the same time. She use to say it would feel great but I do not feel comfortable with having a strange guy in our bedroom. I would just agree and contemplate how to arrange new cock to play with. I want to share with you how that actually came about. She and I both work hard and decided to go away for the weekend. I told her that I wanted to rest and have sex all weekend so please bring clothes that are sexy and teasing. We went to a beach community and rented a house for three nights. We got there on a Thursday afternoon and took a wonderful walk on the beach. When we got back she gave me a very sensual blowjob while on the couch in the front room. The front room had mostly windows and so you could see from the outside fairly easily. Right when I was about to cum deep down her throat the door got a knock on it an do mean it sounded like it was coming down so I jumped and when I did I came out of her mouth and cummed down her chest and one shot went across her face. She was a mess and I was laughing loudly and the door knocked again so I go up to see who it was when I saw it was this young guy from the beach I opened the door some and let him speak. He asked if he interrupted anything to which I replied not really but he looked past me and saw Denise wiping her face off and she just smiled at him I then replied I guess you did what can we help you with? His story was he needed a place to change before work saw us walking and smiled at Denise when she smiled back he felt a connection and followed us to our house. He walked up to ask when he looked into the window and saw her going down on me he figured he wait well he was going to be late for work so he went ahead and knocked. That is when he watched as I shot my load all over her. He felt bad that the cum had to go to waste like that. I asked him into our house and he went back to change while I cleaned up Denise and got us a few drinks. When I came back he was sitting on the couch with her chatting I really felt the sexual tension in the air. He got up and you could see from his bulge he had a very large cock in those slacks as walked out. While leaving he asked if we would come see him at the restaurant he works at for dinner and he would take care of us and he walked out. I looked at Denise and she was grinning from ear to ear and with out saying a word grabbed my hand and took me back to our bedroom and forced my head down on her pussy where I gave her a very intense orgasm. We cleaned up took a shower and went to dinner I do not have to tell you where we went to eat either.
Dinner went well and the place closes early since it is out of season so The waiter whose name is Mike and I with Denise went to a little crab shack bar and presided to have a few drinks well I do not drink and Denise loves jack Daniels and coke. When she starts on those she gets wild and we have had our best sex ever when she gets a few of those in her so when we got to the bar and I asked her what she wanted and she stated a Jack and Coke I knew our evening was going to end up wilder then we have ever shared. I was right on that feeling.
It got to be kind of boring sitting there listening to the two of them chat and he was young so there was not much there to chat about. My friend he was a waiter at the beach but one thing was for sure he seemed like he would be a wonderful addition to our bed. I finally told the two of them I wanted to go back home and needed to piss first and he agreed he was ready to leave as well so we got up to pee and went to the trough in this crab shack where I pulled out my cock to piss. Now I like to look at other cocks so when he pulled his out I glanced at it and was blown away by the size of it I knew right then that I wanted to see Denise take that cock in her hot pussy. I smiled at him and he smiled back at me then something happened I will never forget nor expected he reached over and grabbed my cock and gave it a tug and looked at me and said can I go home with you two. I walked over to him with my cock in his hand reached out and touched the first cock other then mine ever and said I hope so. Let me go find out.
I went back to the table looked at Denise and told her Mike was coming home with us and finish what he started in the rest room she could enjoy this or go to bed but we were going home to have some fun. Denise laughed and told me she had his cock on her mind all night and was trying to tell me that she was ready to explore a new avenue of sex. I waved Mike over looked him in the eye told him to be at the house in fifteen minutes door will be open and lock it behind you.
Denise and I left and headed to the house we called the kids at home and let them know we would be sleeping in and not to call us unless there was a emergency.
We got in the house I told Denise to go change and be ready we will be I there in a few minutes. I took all my clothes off but my boxers and waited a few minutes before Mike was quietly sliding into the house. The lights were off so he did not know I was sitting there. As he walked by I reached out and touched his hip told him to strip down to his shorts he laughed an d replied he was not wearing any shorts so when his slack came off I could see his already semi erect cock right at eye level. He turned towards me and grabbed my head and pulled it towards his cock. Now I have never had a cock in my mouth before but I have seen a few up close during my days of adult bookstores I would go and watch as other sucked each other and played with each other i always wondered what it would be like to suck one I just was not ready yet so I looked up at him and said maybe later right now Denise is waiting for us in the bedroom. I will go in there and he start to play with her you wait her and when you hear her moaning you come in ad start right in on her tits she will go wild when you do that. He sat down on the couch and agreed. I gave him a quick tug and he gave me a quick suck on the tip of my dick and i knew we were going to have some wonderful sex that night I was as hard as I have ever been period.
I went into the bedroom and found Denise laying on her back legs wide open tits held in place by a wonder brassier she bought the really shows off those tits. I walked right in climbed on the bed brought my leg between here and ground my thigh against her pussy she shook and shuddered she was really buzzed from the alcohol and heaved her chest to my mouth and offered her tits to me I ignored her request and slid down her body to her awaiting pussy I lightly passed my tongue over her lips and she went crazy grabbed my head and pulled me up to her tits again. I kissed her cleavage and slid back down to her pussy. She let put a load moan which I echoed for her and shoved my tongue deep into her hot wet pussy. As I was getting a mouth full of pussy I felt something brush by me I looked up and there was Mike grabbing her bra and ripping it open when her tits bounced free she sat up and grabbed the poor guy and buried he face in her tits she was sucking her nipples and grabbing her tits and she was bucking, shoving her tits up to him grinding her pussy on to my face she came instantly. When she cums she does not like anyone to touch her for a few minutes and she worked us up to a frenzy so there was no denying Mike and I from attacking her but she was a fighter and always has been so she pushed him a away closed her legs and rolled over on her stomach. This was my cue. I climbed on her back and waved Mike over and we started kissing her back gently she reached out and started to stroke Mikes cock I pulled her to her knees and opened her legs so Mike could see her wet dripping pussy and took him by his cock and guided him into my wife for the first time ever I watched as another man slid his cock in to her waiting pussy. She loved it. She took every inch of that cock she slammed her ass against him over and over she clinched the sheets and was screaming in ecstasy over this cock. I was amazed at the fervor in which she was fucking him. She never fucked me liked that. After a few minutes of that pace she released her grip on the sheets and reached out for me she too my cock in her mouth and had me slide under her while she was on her hands a knees slowly working her pussy on Mikes cocks she sucked on my dick and I was playing with her bouncing titties looked up and saw her swollen clit. I reached out with my tongue and gave it a little flick she shuddered and I flicked it again. I could tell she really liked that so I pursed my lips and while Mike had his enormous cock in her I sucked on her clit and she came with a loud moan and clamping on his cock. He tried to pull out but she had a grip on him with those pussy muscles when she relaxed he slid that cock out to just the tip and I never would have imagined what I was fixing to do but it was all heat of the moment kind of thing I leaned up licked down his shaft and grabbed his cock and let it fall into my mouth. He started to slowly work it back and forth and it slowly went down my throat with great ease. I have always joked around with Bananas and sausage for friends about how far down I could slide one but never thought of taken on a real one. I am 6?6?? tall and 220 lbs so Proportional wise it made sense. Well Denise was getting tired of being on her knees she had been there for twenty minutes or so so she climbed off me and spun a round slid down her pussy on my cock and helped suck Mike off. He told us later he has a hard time Cumming in a woman?s pussy he prefer a mans mouth any day. So it was minutes before he was ready to shoot. Now Denise rarely takes one in the mouth but she was not letting this one go. And I have never had one and did not know when there would be another chance. So I grabbed his cock and licked the under skin of his shaft he jolted forward and shot a large clump of jism down my throat. I was surprised how easily I took it. He pulled out and let Denise suck on him and clean him up. I started thinking about the past day and how Denise had really opened up to a whole new life where we could have great sex while being away from home with complete strangers and I rammed my cock in to her wet hot pussy and came like I have not came since I was a teenager. She whispered in my ear thank you and she wanted to do this again. I smiled and was like no problem. As she got up and got off the bed Mike looked at her and told Denis how incredibly sexy she was and I stood up beside her and gave her a very big hug told her I loved her when I felt Mike reach out and stroke my cock. I t felt so nice and gentle I took a few steps towards him and he lowered his mouth on my rod looked at Denise and said do you mind I wanted to do this since seeing you do it to him this afternoon on your couch. She smiled and we all laughed and I got my first blowjob from a man and loved it.
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Internal Audit and Compliance Charter
G1.15 Internal Audit and Compliance Charter
Approved by the Board of Governors on September 18, 1992
Internal Audit and Compliance at Missouri State University is an independent appraisal function established to examine and evaluate its activities as a service to the University. The objective of the Internal Audit and Compliance Department is to assist members of the organization in the effective discharge of their responsibilities. To this end, Internal Audit and Compliance provides analyses, recommendations, counsel, and information concerning the activities reviewed.
The members of the organization assisted by Internal Audit and Compliance include those in administration and those on the Board of Governors. The Internal Audit and Compliance Department owes a responsibility to provide these individuals and groups with information about the adequacy and effectiveness of the organization's system of internal control, and the quality of performance.
To achieve the highest degree of independence, the Internal Audit and Compliance Department reports to the Board of Governors. In carrying out its duties and responsibilities, the Internal Audit and Compliance Department shall have unrestricted and timely access to all organizational activities, records, property, and personnel. All Internal Audit and Compliance endeavors are to be conducted in compliance with University policies as well as the Code of Ethics and the Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing which are promulgated by the Institute of Internal Auditors, Inc.
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Blind Items Revealed #2
This former A list tweener who is now a B list celebrity is back at it again. No matter what her friends tell her and no matter how many times she catches her B- list mostly television actor cheating on her, she always takes him back. Then he breaks up with her and she uses. Then she gets clean again and she vows never to take him back, but does. It has been less than a few weeks and he is already cheating.
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Campus officials like to say that student disciplinary hearings are not court proceedings. There is no such thing as a finding of guilt — only "responsibility" — and even in the most serious cases where students are suspended or expelled, they say, the purpose is more to teach good citizenship than it is to punish wrong behavior.Which is why a new law in North Carolina, the first of its kind, has them worried. The legislation, signed into law on Friday, guarantees any student at a public institution in the state the right to legal representation, at the student's expense, during campus judiciary proceedings."A key component of the developmental process of responding to student misconduct is for the student to take responsibility for their own behavior and to learn from the incident," said Bill Haggard, vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. "Part of that learning experience is being able to speak on their own behalf, take responsibility for their own behaviors and engage in a conversation about changing their behavior in the future."That will be a whole lot less likely, officials say, if students have a lawyer speaking for them."It's obviously something that most student affairs professionals are not that crazy about," Haggard said.The law includes an exemption for academic charges such as plagiarism and for hearings where the panel issuing judgment is entirely student-run, as is usually the case at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Previously, campuses in the 17-campus UNC System allowed lawyers to attend hearings, but only to advise. (Most universities operate this way, or do not permit lawyers at all.) So a lawyer might whisper or pass a note to a student being questioned, but he or she could not speak on the student's behalf (except when a student is also being tried in criminal court, in which case full representation is allowed). Officials worry that changing that will drag out the length of proceedings — by who knows how long, if attorneys are able to do things like motion for stays — and hike up the cost. (Other questions student affairs officials are asking: In a sexual assault hearing, if the accused student can afford to lawyer up but the accuser can't, will the university be compelled to provide an attorney? And will campuses have to bring in their own lawyer to represent themselves in each case?)Part of the problem is that the legislation does not define terms like "representation" and "fully participate," so the extent to which lawyers will be able to participate in proceedings is unclear, officials say."From a system perspective, that immediately raises questions," said Thomas Shanahan, interim general counsel at the UNC System. "When the General Assembly adopts legislation, we look to implement it and comply with it to the best of our ability, and the first step, of course, is saying what does this mean and what do the terms mean and how will that work with our processes."However, some civil liberties advocates, such as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which worked with legislators to get the bill passed, say the new law is crucial to ensure students receive due process in hearings that could make or break their academic future. Though it's uncommon, students can be expelled when found responsible for certain conduct violations.FIRE has seen "case after case" where students were not awarded due process, universities did not follow their own rules during hearings, and students were otherwise denied their Constitutional rights, Senior Vice President Robert L. Shibley said.UNC at Chapel Hill has been the subject of one of the most high-profile federal complaints by students who alleged the university violated Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 by not following appropriate procedures when hearing sexual assault cases."It's a real plus for student rights," he said. "To the extent that universities are now on notice that they're going to have to follow all the rules, that's a good thing."If a non-college student would face a felony charge in court for a crime of the same nature as the one a student allegedly committed, Shibley says, that student should be afforded the same legal representation. Particularly for first-generation students or those from underprivileged families, he said, protecting and standing up for oneself in front of a bunch of administrators and professors is a difficult and intimidating prospect.Even with the legislation's provision allowing students to opt for a "nonattorney advocate" if, for example, they can't afford to pony up for a lawyer, it also opens up the door to the most affluent students essentially paying their way out of responsibility, officials said."Whoever's able to hire the best and most expensive attorney is likely to win the day," said Chris Loschiavo, president of the Association for Student Conduct Administration and director of student conduct and conflict resolution at the University of Florida. "It raises lots of potential questions and problems and it makes what is an educational and administrative process now into a quasi-courtroom."Regardless, public North Carolina campuses are now working on revising their conduct codes and related procedures to reflect the students' new right. The UNC System on Friday distributed an advisory on what the law means and how to write it into campus policies.Hopefully, UNC at Greensboro interim university counsel Imogene Cathy said, that guidance will help campuses keep attorney interference to a minimum."I think lawyers who don't know about the higher education setting," she said, "don't appreciate the difference that it's not a legal proceeding. They think everything is a legal proceeding."
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Is Google Regretting Paying Off Belgian And French Newspapers Yet? Other Newspapers Demand Their Cut
from the like-that-wasn't-predictable dept
And, of course, newspapers in lots of other countries were paying attention. While Google has insisted that those two deals "won't be replicated" elsewhere in Europe, it appears that newspaper publishers elsewhere in Europe would like to test that claim. Media companies in Portugal are first up to the plate, demanding that Google pay up:
"Our position is that the content has to be paid for ... We showed that our focus is to be paid for Google News using our news," he said, adding that the two sides planned to continue regular meetings.Maybe, next time, Google should stand up for its principles on deals like this, even in the face of political pressure. Because giving in and paying up only means that pretty much every country with a struggling media business (meaning, most countries) is going to come calling before too long...
A Google spokeswoman said the company "does not comment on private meetings held by its teams".


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It's The Season of Givingby Joe Klen • December 14, 2004 Share:
There is something special about this time of year on the Wabash campus. Students are preparing for final exams and writing and rewriting their final papers, the leaves are gone from the arboretum trees, and the chapel carillon rings a holiday tune every six hours. Indeed, the end of the year and the season of giving is upon us.
It is at this time of year we take a moment to look back at the last year and also to think about how fortunate we are at Wabash College.
Most importantly we look back and see the wonderful things the recent Campaign for Leadership did to transform the campus and the learning experience for students and faculty. When we celebrated the conclusion of the Campaign in October we realized just how much we were able to accomplish in the last six years. From the Allen Athletics and Recreation Center to immersion learning trips, Wabash students learn and live in state-of-the-art facilities and are able to translate what they experience on campus with a broader understanding of the world as they travel abroad.
What is really significant about this time of year is that we realize that it is Wabash students who benefit so much during this 'Season of Giving.' Gifts to the Annual Fund by alumni, friends, parents, faculty, and staff have a significant impact on Wabash students and their experience. In fact, over 60 percent of those who give in support of Wabash students give to the College's Annual Fund by December 31st. This annual support allows Wabash to sustain a traditional liberal arts education while also providing the most innovative opportunities for students.
Since 1832 Wabash has remained committed to educating men to think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively, and live humanely. We have done so mainly as a result of alumni and friends, who during this season of giving remember Wabash men and make a gift to the College.
To date over 1,300 Wabash alumni and friends have made a contribution to the College. For those who are still in the process of making their annual contribution, here are a few pointers:
- While the College's fiscal year runs through June 30, 2005, a majority of donors make their gifts by December 31st. Alumni and friends can make their gifts online or by phone at 877-743-4545.
- If alumni and friends are Indiana residents they can take advantage of the Indiana tax credit where the state will credit up to 50 percent of their gift to Wabash against their state income taxes. Others might be able to take advantage of additional state and federal tax benefits.
- Indiana residents who make a gift of $25 or more to the Annual Fund are also eligible to take advantage of the College's license plate program and help "Spread the fame of her honored name…"
- Those alumni and friends who make a gift to the College might be able to double or triple the value of their gift if their employer offers a matching gift program. Visit www.wabash.edu/alumni/matching to search for companies with matching gift programs.
Wabash men have given of their time and talent during this past year. From building a house for Habitat for Humanity to running to Indianapolis for the "Relay for Riley" and from blood drives to food drives, Wabash men know that 'living humanely' has a lot to do with giving back to others. We hope you will consider giving to them by making a gift to the Annual Fund.
Joe Klen is Wabash College's Director of Annual Giving.


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- What were type of visit were the patients coming in for.
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Things were slow for a couple of days so I dove back into my research into Javascript graphing plugins. I came across jqPlot and gRaphaël as two good candidates. I liked the wide variety of graphing possibilities with jqPlot. gRaphaël looked really pretty. But all of this was judging the book by its cover.
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Button Up & Bike: Tandem NY Skirtweight
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Warm weather is here and that means it's time to pack away the lined tights and sweaters and unpack skirts and dresses. For me, city riding in the spring brings a renewed sense of freedom; it feels amazing to hop on my bike in whatever I'm wearing for the day and pedal to my destination. While shorts are well suited to cycling I like having the option of wearing a skirt or dress. The scenario is seemingly perfect as I pedal my city bike to the farmers market in the sunshine, wearing a cute skirt. Then it happens; a gust of wind catches my skirt and I inadvertently expose myself to passing motorists and pedestrians.
While it's not possible to control mother nature, it is possible to manage flowy fabric. Small, metal, discs are often sewn into the hemlines of formal dresses to keep the frock hanging straight and prevent it from catching in the breeze of a gusty gathering. Based on this idea, New York sisters Lani Tarozzi and Rosalyn Musker-Grant, teamed up to design a hem weight for cycling in a skirt. The Tandem NY Skirtweight is a hinged metal clip that you attach to a hemline. Simply open the clip, slide the skirt hem fabric past the hinge and close. The weight of the clip, about one ounce, forces the garment to fall between your legs while riding. While an ounce doesn't seem like much weight, it's enough to keep the skirt from getting out of control in the wind.
The Skirtweight is best suited to a bike with a sloping top tube to prevent a metal on metal clanging as you ride. Even with a sloping top tube the weight still hit every so often, but not enough to be bothersome. I found the weight to work well with short to mid-length a-line or gathered skirts and dresses. Anything too short and snug won't be pulled down by the weight and, naturally, you'll struggle to safely and neatly control garments that are long and flowy.
There are other less expensive solutions for keeping your skirt at bay, for instance, a penny in your skirt. However, this method involves tying up the fabric which may cause your skirt to be a wrinkled mess by the time you reach your destination.
For $18, the Skirtweight is a great solution for riding in a skirt. Tandem NY also suggests using the clip to keep wide pant legs out of the chain and control unruly scarves. tandemny.com
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CoreLogic is a financial information and analytics firm that supplies U.S. real estate, mortgage, consumer, and specialized business data to its clients. Clients include commercial banks, mortgage lenders and brokers, investment banks, fixed-income investors, real estate agents, property and casualty insurance companies, and title insurance firms. CoreLogic organizes its business lines into three segments: Mortgage Origination Services (MOS); Data & Analytics (D&A), and; Default Services (DS). MOS revenues and revenue growth are the highest of the three segments.
Shares of CoreLogic had traded up steadily for over a year before stumbling recently. After hitting bottom at $8 in August 2011, CLGX hit $28 in September of this year. Not surprisingly, several insiders had begun to take profits in their stock last summer as they traded above $23. Insiders selling into strength is expected, however, and therefore unremarkable.
What is remarkable was the sudden buying cluster that emerged after CLGX plunged back down to $23 on October 25th—the day after Q3 financials were released. Four executives immediately bought a total of $502,378 of CGLX at an average price of $22.84. Granted, the percentage increase in holdings of the purchases was only significant for Director Douglas Curling, who boosted his stake by over 67% with his $227k buy. The other three only increased their holdings by 1.2% to 3.6%.
But the fact that four insiders would all agree that buying a stock that—despite the near-term dip—was still up over 100% in the past year is not expected, and therefore more significant. This averaging up the price of one's holdings shows confidence from the buyer that new highs are likely.
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CoreLogic's fundamentals seem to concur. Revenues in Q3 increased 17.6%, to $409.8 million. Mortgage Origination Services (MOS) revenues increased 35.6%, to $175.1 million "as a result of increased demand for credit and tax services and flood certifications". Adjusted EPS of 45 cents beat expectations by 8 cents.
This was the third straight quarter of strong top-line increases, which seems to confirm management's assertion that there is "an improving outlook for the housing market". That sentiment meshes with an update I heard last August on the Q2 earnings call for Two Harbors (TWO), as well as generally positive housing stats as of late. Considering the nature of CoreLogic's business, a belief in a recovering housing market is important to support a bullish opinion on CLGX.
CoreLogic's management felt confident enough about the housing market and its operations to have raised full-year guidance significantly after Q3 results. The midpoint of 2012 revenue guidance increased 4.4%, to $1.53 billion. EBITDA expectations rose 14%, to $440 million, and EPS guidance increased 25%, to a range of $1.45 to $1.50.
CLGX now trades for a not-too-pricey 18 times this year's EPS expectations after already showing life again after its late October fall. But the forward PE on CLGX right now is not the primary factor as far as I'm concerned. In the end, whether insiders—and now me—are proven correct to have bought into CLGX's pullback will come down to housing activity next year.
If the grudging improvement in household formation continues to be positive, estimates and valuations for CLGX should both increase. The opposite is true as well, of course. And, unfortunately, the action (or non action) of a U.S. Congress that is still not functionally proven could play a large part in deciding the fate of economic activity in 2013. That's a variable that neither analysts nor insiders can predict.
I like the odds of the grudging recovery in the U.S. continuing, however, and view the downside of betting on a more optimistic outcome for next year's economic (and housing) activity worthwhile. Technically, CLGX has also just broken back above its 50-day moving average, and appears to be attempting another uptrend.
Not so surprisingly, two insiders have already taken some profits again as their stock trades back up near its old highs. But—again—that's expected, and therefore less significant. The buying cluster into recent weakness remains the most important takeaway from the executive suite. That cadre didn't likely bother buying into their stock last month expecting a mere few bucks upside. I certainly didn't.


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An Interview with John Beilein
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The NCAA gave the media a copy of their teleconference interviews with the Final Four coaches. This bears reminding: it was not a dream; we actually have one of those! The master of ceremonies is NCAA media coordinator David Worlock. I've included the Beilein part, with Syracuse's Jim Boeheim after the jump. Bullets:
- Syracuse's zone is like Cheney-era Temple.
- Boeheim helped get B hired at Canisius and WVa.
- Boeheim calls M the best offensive team in the tournament. Aw shucks guy.
- Le Moyne:Syracuse::EMU:Michigan, except Le Moyne isn't D1 and they're even more up in each others' junk, in case you're wondering why Beilein's early career is being brought up a lot.
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DAVE WORLOCK: We're joined by Coach Beilein. Would you mind making an opening statement and then we'll take questions from the media.
It was quite a day yesterday, playing a very good Florida team, getting out to such a great start. Hanging on was the biggest thing after we got off to the good start. I really love the way our guys sustained their effort, even though I think both teams showed fatigue in the second half. So good trip back. It was a great trip back. We had a lot of Michigan fans, particularly our students here waiting for us. It's a great day to be a Wolverine.
WORLOCK: We'll go ahead and take questions from the media.
Q. Those of us who know you from the east, I don't want to say [getting to the Final Four] was inevitable [Ed-S: 'I'm not saying but I'm saying…' this is called a "paralipsis."] but we realized how long you've been coaching in four different Division I programs. I'm assuming this doesn't feel like a validation to you because you always knew at every level what you were doing. Is it true or is it a validation?
I said yesterday in the press conference, you know, it's great to be in the Final Four. If we had never made it, it's not the reason that I'm coaching. The reason we're coaching is about the student athletes, the relationships, the overall excitement we have of seeing young men grow in every way.
However, it's terrific to see what this has done for this university, these young men, for all our fans worldwide. So that really brings a great deal of certainly not relief, but appreciation for all of us, for what we've been able to accomplish so far.
We're all just thrilled here. But just like when we went to the Sweet 16, we're ready to move on and concentrate on the next opponent.
Q. There have already been some questions about the past, and I think the word you used was 'nomadic.' Nazareth College, I was told Jeff Van Gundy was on that team. Can you talk about what it was like there and why you left after one year.
Well, you're off by one year. I did not get to coach Jeff, unfortunately. My first game at Nazareth was at Brockport State. Jeff Van Gundy was the starting point guard at Brockport State and his father was the head coach. Interesting sideline. Both teams showed up with gold uniforms. The Brockport State guys had to go back to their rooms to get their new uniforms.
When Jeff's father stepped down as the coach at Brockport the next year, Jeff and his father came to see me at Nazareth. We began the recruiting process. I took the Le Moyne job. Bill Nelson, a great coach at Nazareth and John Hopkins, continued the recruitment. That's how Jeff ended up at Nazareth.
There was an opportunity at Le Moyne where I had a long association with going to camps there. Division II was a great opportunity. We hadn't bought a house yet in Nazareth, had another child being born any day. That was the only time I didn't stay a significant amount of time at a place. I felt bad about it. When I look back at it now, it still was the right move to make.
Q. People are going to ask about Boeheim all week. Carmen Basilio [Ed-S: At right. famous boxer from upstate NY in the 1950s], did you know him?
The late Carmen Basilio.
Q. Did you have much interaction with him?
He would come over to Le Moyne in my earliest days quite often. He was very good friends with my uncle, who was the athletic director. When he came into the offices, we all knew he was there. He was a tremendous athlete, but quite a character as well. He had all our respect, believe me. You might get playful shot to the solar plexus, which was never good (laughter).
Q. On the Syracuse zone, you've seen it a few times, what are the big challenges going against it? I don't know how much you've been able to see from last weekend on them, but if you've seen much of it, is that as well as Syracuse has played in that zone?
Yeah, I didn't watch any of their games at all. I usually wait and do that all by video afterwards. Seeing the Syracuse zone both at Le Moyne, then at West Virginia several times, it's basically the same great defense. The personnel, the names change, the abilities stay the same. One thing I've seen, more times there's more shot blocking, and right now this is a great steal team that gets their hands on things, much like our old 1-3-1 zone used to do. It creates offense with their defense.
With them turning the ball over 15 times a game in the NCAA tournament is remarkable. Think about that. When you turn it over, everybody's in their lanes, guards are out front. It's really hard to stop and play transition defense against a turnover. That's really helped them through this tournament.
Q. Fred looks at this matchup as not a great one for the zone because of the number of shooters you have. Do you feel you match up well with it?
We had a lot of shooters at West Virginia. We had a lot of shooters at Canisius and Richmond, as well. I do like the idea we have at least a week here to try and simulate as much as we can.
But that length is never a good matchup for any team. So we have to get familiar with it and really be on. The big thing is with them, you make tough twos, but when you get an open shot, you got to knock it down. You don't get many of them. You got to be able to do that. We're going to practice all week to make sure we can do that.
Still it's tough. Their offense is no joke, for sure, as well.
Q. Could you go back to your days at Le Moyne, the bus trips to College of St. Rose and St. Michael's. Could you ever have imagined yourself on this stage when you were making those trips?
You upgraded as to bus trips. There wasn't a lot of bus trips. It was more van trips with Coach Beilein in van number one, Mike Rizzi, or Tony, my assistant, in van number two.
No, I thought about that often. I often refer to the times we'd be up playing St. Lawrence or Potsdam or something, playing St. Rose or St. Michael's, being white outs, snowstorms, listening to the Syracuse/Georgetown game. Here we're trying to make it home alive sometimes.
I thought about it often, what it would be like, having confidence maybe I could get here, but knowing it was going to be a long struggle to get to this point. Really been very fortunate. I wouldn't suggest this route I took to anyone. You have to be very lucky to get to this point if the right breaks fall your way. Certainly changed from what Kathleen and I were doing raising four kids just over 20 years ago.
Q. Going back to your Le Moyne days, how helpful was Coach Boeheim in helping Le Moyne emerge or put your program on the map?
I think this happened more than just a few times. Maybe every other season. We'd be playing a game, maybe it would be a big game, Philadelphia Textile, different teams that were our rivals at Le Moyne. I would look up in the stands, never called me for a ticket, maybe called others, but Jim would be in the stands watching a game on occasion. I had a couple clinics at Le Moyne, he helped me, brought his team over. They would practice, we would practice. It would be a clinic that was helpful to our budget.
We interacted. I wouldn't say we were back and forth all the time. Where he was really helpful, as I already mentioned, whenever he would see Kathleen or the kids, whatever, very outgoing and just a good role model for seeing what a coach's wife goes through, what you do with children.
He really helped me get the Canisius job, no question. I was a borderline candidate. He really got me on the board. Ended up getting the job. That was 20 years ago. So I owe him a lot, and admire him a lot, as well.
Q. I think Le Moyne beat Syracuse in 2009. Did you have any close encounters against them in an exhibition game?
No, at that time there wasn't the rule where you would play Division II teams. So it wasn't like that. I think there was just mutual respect. I hope it was. I know it was on my part. I would watch them play, but it wasn't like we went back and forth to practices.
In that era, you couldn't play Division II teams. I guess you could. It would be a real game. We never did that. That's probably good news for us. It would have been difficult. In an exhibition game three or four years ago, Le Moyne did beat them. I'm sure Dolphin fans everywhere loved that one.
Q. Since you got to Michigan, long before it, too, the high bar has been where the Fab Five got to. Everybody was talking about that yesterday as well, 20 years since the Fab Five. Can you talk now what it's been like to coach with that as the shadow bar you were yet to reach until getting to it now, and what this means to Michigan in terms of having a team in the present tense, that if you win on Saturday, you will have gone as far as any of those Fab Five teams did, establishing a new high bar by accomplishing what you did by getting to the Final Four?
I've never looked at it that way, that it was a shadow bar or whatever. I think I know what you mean by that with the Fab Five. It's been about the complete Michigan tradition. 'Cause I go way back to it. I still remember the team that went to Philadelphia in the Final Four.
It was survival now for three or four years. Let's get into the NCAA tournament. We haven't been in there forever, let alone worry about getting into the Final Four. We realized the expectations, getting in the NCAA tournament, after you start to get there, four of the last five years, it's not enough, you have to win and advance.
That just creeps up on you. It's part of the game. To me it's just about continue to grow this program so that we're in position to be in this position. Hopefully one day, He's been in the Final Four so many times, he needs to win it or win it more. It continues on.
But we're all paid really well to do these things. Those are the expectations. We understand it. The Fab Five era is a great, great era here. I think everybody needs to remember there were great coaches on that team. Those five players were tremendous players, but there were great coaches on that team. That wasn't just five guys. If you're in Michigan, it's about the team, the team. I'm guessing there were 10 other guys on that team that were very important in that run as well.
Q. The second team especially, there were five sophomores who had started most of their careers, three of them every single game. Can you compare what your group with three freshmen, a sophomore, a junior as starters, isn't that equally as impressive considering one of your freshman starter hasn't been a starter but for six games?
I wasn't aware of that. That is a remarkable similarity. We had a young man Matt Vogrich who was a starter, was a sixth or seventh man for three of his four years here. Now he's all of a sudden a scout team guy, has stepped back. We had Eso Akunne, a senior could be playing at Division I at a lot of mid majors, here he is running our scout team. There's a lot of sacrifices that era with the Fab Five, I've got to step back for the team. That takes a lot of sacrifice. I'm sure the guys that did that, I'm sure the Fab Five is very appreciative of that during that time, because I know the coaches would be.
Q. You referenced this a little bit earlier, the reception you got back when you got back to campus last night. I'm curious when you found out about how many people had gathered around the arena, what the reaction was like on the bus before you got off and talked to the fans.
We made a call back to security just thinking there may be someone there, not knowing the numbers, make sure that security was there. There could be autograph seekers, things like that. We want to make sure we have some type of control with our enforcement here.
They said, It's much more than that. We're estimating 1,000 people. Looked to me like 90% students who had walked over from the dorms on a Sunday night and wanted to see these guys and congratulate them. It meant a lot to our team. It really meant a lot to our team and our coaching staff. So it was special. I don't think those guys will ever forget that one.
Q. You talked about the zone, but have you ever seen a zone as problematic as Syracuse's zone is, and as successful as this one has been in the tournament?
It certainly withstood the test of time. Jim continues to work at it and tweak it in different ways. The length and some of the slides, I believe, I don't know for a fact, he changes the extension of it at different times of the game, makes adjustments within the game.
No, it reminds me of when people used to play Temple and John Cheney, you were going to go play them, and it was going to be a very unique prep to get ready for them because you can't simulate it in practice, you just can't do it. It's a thing we just got to work at. We'll be as ready as we can be.
Q. Boeheim said after the Elite 8 game he can't stop a team from shooting, but he can dictate which guys are going to shoot on the team. Would you agree with that from what you've seen?
He's had an ability, particularly with our teams, is really make sure some of our best shooters don't get open shots, don't get their traditional shots. So that's our job to try to figure that out, to make sure we can get clean looks, we call them. That's different. But he's a master at keeping the guys who really making those clean looks from getting them.
[Boeheim after the jump]
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DAVE WORLOCK: We now have Coach Jim Boeheim of Syracuse. Coach, congratulations on advancing to the Final Four again. If you don't mind, please make an opening statement and then we'll take questions from the media.
Well, I'm obviously thrilled to be able to get back to the Final Four this year. This team has really come together, has played tremendous basketball over a four game period, which is not always that easy to do.
DAVE WORLOCK: We'll take questions from the media.
Q. I know a couple of the guys talked after the game on Saturday about the players had practice after the Georgetown game, how you kept the spirits up after the loss to Louisville in the championship. Did that maybe strike a tone for what these two plus weeks have been like for you guys?
I think it was very short. They probably scrimmaged for 10 minutes before we were down there. It was good to see that.
But I think that we were always a good team. We obviously had a very difficult last part of our schedule and didn't shoot the ball particularly well. But our defense was good throughout. Once we got to New York, started to play there, we could see that we were fine. We had a good basketball team. We'd be able to play well in the tournament.
I wasn't worried at all about the NCAA tournament after we got done with New York. I knew we were in a good place and that we would play well in the tournament. I think it helped us going out west, a long trip, but I think it helped us. I think we got focused in on what we needed to do, played well. Then coming back, we played even better on the defensive end against Indiana and against Marquette.
Q. On Coach Beilein, his career, a guy that has had a lot of adversity to get to where he is, what have you seen?
I'm not sure he's had any adversity. He's been successful wherever he's been. I remember him at Erie, Le Moyne, Canisius, Richmond, you name it. West Virginia. He's won every place he's been. That's difficult to do, to be able to go to five or six different places and win.
John has been able to win at every place along the line, and nothing different now.
Q. You said this team has come together. After the Georgetown game you won in the Big East tournament, was that the game where you saw this team have emotionally, mentally its highest success going into the NCAA tournament and being ready?
I think after that game, once we got to New York and started to play well in New York, we started to feel that we could compete with anybody.
Q. When did you start doing this zone exclusively? In the '96 run, were you doing all 2 3 at that point? Also, just wondering if the way your team is playing it now, where does it compare with your best teams in terms of playing the zone?
Well, until '96 we played some man every year. In the exhibition games, non conference games, even the conference games we played some man. We continued doing that probably up to '03. '03 we pretty much played all zone, and after '03 we still played some man, but it really probably hasn't been until '10, 2010, when we lost the exhibition game to Le Moyne, we just said, We're going to spend more time on our zone.
We still spend some time man to man, but mostly it's zone for the last two, three years, pretty much exclusively zone in all of our games.
Q. Is this team playing as well or right up there with your best? And what about this matchup with what Michigan has?
We've played the zone the best that we played it probably in all the years we've been playing zone.
Michigan presents more problems than anybody in the tournament. They're the best offensive team in the tournament. I think they were the best offensive team coming into the tournament except their center hadn't stepped up yet. Now their freshman center, McGary, has really stepped up. They're a different team with his presence inside. He's now in some games dominant. Before, he was not a factor. He's a dominant offensive player. They still have the same guys on the perimeter. Each one of those guys can score 20 points in a night. There's nobody on their team in that lineup that can't score 20 points.
Offensively they're by far the biggest challenge we've had this year. We played some really good teams, but we haven't played anybody as good offensively as Michigan.
Q. How tough is this team, considering everything that's happened towards the end of the season? How focused are they?
I think everybody has distractions. There's no team that doesn't have distractions during the course of the year. That's part of life. That's what you have to learn to handle.
They focused well all year. It's difficult when you lose four out of five games. But people go through that. Duke lost three games in a row this year. Kansas did. Michigan had a bad stretch. I think most teams have a bad stretch sometime during the course of the year, particularly if you play four games against three teams in the top 15 in the country, you're going to have a bad stretch.
We got through that and played well in New York, got in the tournament, and have continued to play well.
Q. Having a bad stretch at the end of the season is a little more difficult.
It is probably a little more difficult (laughter). But we still had confidence in what we were doing.
Again, going to New York helped us obviously. To play well there against Pittsburgh, Georgetown, Louisville, those are good teams, difficult teams, and they've beaten us. Pittsburgh and Georgetown beat us in the regular season. So to beat them was a big boost of confidence, I think.
Q. Rick Pitino, he could be inducted into the Hall of Fame this weekend. Are you surprised that he's not in there already? What does it say about this guy that he's got 660 career wins, yet he missed eight seasons to coach in the NBA?
Well, he's a tremendous coach. He belongs in the Hall of Fame. Getting in is the only thing that's important, it's not when you get in. He belongs in the Hall of Fame based on what he's done even prior to this year, not even counting this year and last year.
I think there's some backlash from NBA people sometimes. They have votes on this thing.
But he's a tremendous coach. He's one of the best coaches that's ever coached this game. I think from a style point of view, he's somebody that's able to change and press, pressure, play man, play zone. He's probably the most diverse, if not the most diverse, coach in the country in terms of the style that his teams play. He's a tremendous coach. That's why he was the first guy I hired when I got the job at Syracuse. I'm not stupid.
Q. Can you talk about Carter's play here in the tournament. For someone who doesn't shoot the ball well, he still gets pretty much where he wants to be on the court.
Well, I think he's even picked up his play defensively, leadership, getting balls to people, still being able to score when we need him to, because we need him to score.
I think he's had a great year, but he's had an even better tournament, which is hard to do sometimes for a young player, to play well in the regular season but have a better tournament. He's really been good in terms of helping his teammates be better, scoring when we need to, rebounding, passing the ball.
He had eight defensive rebounds against Marquette, which I've never had a guard get that many defensive rebounds. I've had guards get eight rebounds, but I can't recall a guard of ours getting eight defensive rebounds in a game. I'm not sure there's been any guard anywhere has gotten eight defensive rebounds. Five steals, six assists, one turnover. Michael has played great in this tournament. Overall he's had a tremendous year, but he's played great in this tournament.
Q. Obviously the matchup with Trey Burke, how is that going to play out?
I don't pay much attention to matchups. It's teams. Teams play. Trey Burke has had a great year. Michigan is a great team, probably the best offensive team in the country. It will be a great challenge for us.
Q. There's been so much talk about your zone defense. One of the things your zone is doing well is blocking shots. Why do you think this particular team is so good at shot blocking?
Well, I think we have more guys. We've had one guy do it over the years in different situations. I think our forwards have blocked shots and our guard, Michael, is capable of blocking a shot. We've got two centers that can block shots. I think we're just a little bit better there, although we've had some better individual shot blockers, I think our team is probably a little bit better.
Q. In '96, was there a loss or something that happened in the season that triggered the move to the zone with exclusivity?
That was best for that team. We had played some man, and continued to play man after that up through probably 2010. We still played man to man at different times. I don't think we went exclusively to zone until about 2010.
But '96, that particular team, we had the big guards. We weren't very good man to man, but we were very good in our zone. So we used it exclusively. We tried to use man to man even in the tournament in the Montana State game, first half against Drexel, then the coach finally got smart and played zone the rest of the way.
Q. John Beilein was talking earlier about his days at Le Moyne, how you would come over and watch, participate in a clinic. He also added that you helped him get the Canisius job.
I helped him get the Canisius job and West Virginia. Both jobs I recommended him highly because I thought he was a great coach and would do a great job at both places. Especially when the West Virginia athletic director called me, I told him to hang up the phone and call John Beilein back and hire him without waiting another minute because he's a great coach and he's won every place he's been. He's just a tremendous guy and a great basketball coach.
I've always admired his coaching at every level, watching his teams play. We've never even gone out to dinner, but I just have tremendous respect and admiration for how he coaches.
Q. The 2003 championship, how important was that to the city, do you think?
I think getting to the Final Four seems to be very important. That's a huge thing. I've had numerous things this year already. I think our fans really support us and they like what we do. I mean, I think getting to the Final Four is a great thing for the fans and the City of Syracuse.
I think the non basketball people get involved when we get to the Final Four. Of course, winning the championship is a great thing for this area.
Q. About maybe three weeks or so ago you talked about being happy to be in the position your team was. Considering the four guys you lost last year, has it sunk in at all, given the magnitude of the production you lost, that this group was able to gel together and make such an incredible run this year?
Again, I was happy with what we'd done up to the point, especially with the regular season we had, what we did in the Big East tournament, I was very pleased with what this team has accomplished with what we've lost.
But certainly the way we played over the tournament run has just been tremendous to see what these players have done, how they've come along and what they've been able to accomplish.


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Today Phillips-Medisize, is the partner of choice to some of the largest and most respected multi-national companies in each of the market segments that we serve, with annual sales exceeding $700 million, employing over 4,300 people in 17 production locations around the world.
Robert Cervenka and Louie Vokurka establish Phillips Plastics Corporation in Phillips, Wisconsin on October 20, 1964, with the first production run dedicated to the manufacture of white plastic calendar frames. Within the first year, annual sales reach $250,000.
Phillips is hired to produce thousands of Batman action figures for the promotion of the Adam West – Burt Ward television series.
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Annual sales exceed $5 million.
The Design Development Center opens in Hudson, Wisconsin, specializing in part design and development, design evaluation, prototype tooling and molding, and model making.
Annual sales rise to $26 million
Multi-Shot opens in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, concentrating on multiple-shot injection, and plastic-to-plastic and plastic-to-metal insert molding.
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Short Run opens in New Richmond, Wisconsin, focusing on low-volume manufacturing.
Annual sales increase to $100 million.
Phillips first dedicated medical plant opens in a 20,000 square foot leased facilitiy in Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Phillips Plastics receives the C.L. Greiber Award for Merit for outstanding contribution to vocational education in Wisconsin.
Origen® Center opens in Menomonie, Wisconsin, to support training, new business incubation, and advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Metal Injection Molding opens in Menomonie, Wisconsin, specializing in metal injection molding technology to produce complex metal components.
Another Design Development Center opens in Santa Clara, California providing design, prototyping, and program management services.
Medical Molding and Assembly opens in Menomonie, Wisconsin, focusing on high-volume medical device molding and assembly.
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Custom facility operations move into a new, state-of-the-art building in Phillips, Wisconsin, to provide services for medium to high volume injection molded components and assemblies.
Annual sales top $216 million.
Phillips employes 2,000 people.
Phillips Plastics Corporation celebrates 40 years of custom injection molding.
Magnesium Injection Molding moves to a new location in Eau Claire.
Micro Molding begins in Menomonie, creating part sizes no larger than .150" x 150" (3.81mm x 3.81mm).
Phillips is the first company to receive Eli Lilly's "Supplier Relationship Management" award.
Recipient of the 2007 Excellent Supplier Award from the American Purchasing Society.
Receives "Partner Level Status," the highest level rating a supplier can achieve, from John Deere for the seventh consecutive year.
Phillips Medical's 30,000 square foot expansion is complete.
Phillips Plastics acquires European-based Medisize Corporation.
Phillips Plastics changes name to Phillips-Medisize Corporation and launches new logo and tagline — Partnerships Built on Innovation.
An expansion for cold chain storage is added to Menomonie, and the 10,000 sq. ft. (1,000m2) expansion is completed in the Czech Republic.
60,000 sq. ft. (6000 m2) expansion of Kontiolahti, Finland site is completed.
Full service turnkey facilities in Mexico and China are acquired from Adval Tech Group.
Phillips-Medisize celebrates 50 years in business.
Phillips-Medisize receives the President's "E" Award for Exports.
Company receives Green Master distiction from Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council for the third consecutive year.
Phillips-Medisize acquires Medicom Innovation Partner, a leading provider of device strategy, product design and development services with particular focus on personal connected health drug delivery device solutions.
Injectronics is acquired to broaden Phillips-Medisize's reach into the Northeastern U.S.
Phillips-Medisize completes expansions of its Metal Injection Molding facility, as well as its 17,000 sq. ft. dedicated clinical and pilot facility.
Phillips-Medisize is acquired by Molex, LLC. Combining Molex's global scale in electronics, with the design and manufacturing strength of Phillips-Medisize, creates a global leader in connected health solutions.


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8th Judicial District
Decisions of Interest - May 2008 - January 2009
Billlings v. Bridgepoint Partners, LLC, 21 Misc. 3d 535
Index No. 2007-7898 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. September 19, 2008)
Motion to dismiss derivative causes of action granted. Following the analysis of Tzolis, since petitioner was not a member of the LLC at the time of commencement of the action, he did not have standing to pursue derivative claims.
Brian M. Cavanaugh v. Canisius College
Index No. 4495/07 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. December 1, 2008)
Motion to compel granted in part and denied in part based upon assertion of the attorney-client privilege following an in camera review.
Dick Road-Blend All v. Cipolla, et al.
Index No. 4236/08 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. May 30, 2008)
Motion for injunctive relief based upon violation of a contractual agreement granted following a hearing.
Dick Road-Blend All v. Cipolla, et al.
Index No. 4236/08 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. January 26, 2009)
Motion for contempt based upon violation of an injunction order conditionally granted following a hearing.
Micro Link v. Town of Amherst
Index No. 2007-7983 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. September 10, 2008)
Motion to dismiss pursuant to Town Law § 65(3) granted, in part, for failure to timely file notices of claim.
Paul Rosa, Inc. v. Valley Forge Insurance Company
Index No. 5425/07 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. January 26, 2009)
Motion for summary judgment granted in part as to liability for loss of business income and extra expense under a "Civil Authority" provision of a commercial insurance policy for store closings during the October 2006 storm.
Pino Alto Partners v. Erie County Water Authority, 21 Misc. 3d 1114A
Index No. 2006-11957 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. October 15, 2008)
Motion for class certification granted in part.
Rice v. Miller, 21 Misc. 3d 573
Index No. 2007-1668 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. August 28, 2008)
Motion seeking to compel turnover of patents granted upon condition that no interest in the patents shall be sold, transferred, used as collateral or otherwise disposed of absent further order of the Court.
Scheuller v. The Crosby Company
Index No. 2005-10228 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. September 17, 2008)
Summary judgment granted dismissing causes of action for breach of contract (sales representative agreement) based upon termination of the agreement and rejecting theories of promissory estoppel, equitable estoppel and waiver to extend the expired agreement.
VITEC Solutions, LLC v. IKON Office Solutions, Inc.
Index No. 2005-8005 (Sup. Ct. Erie Co. November 24, 2008)
Partial summary judgment denied on breach of contract and fraudulent inducement causes of action in connection with the sale of a business.


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All calls were responded to within the City of Hood River Jan. 13-20.
Assaults, harassment, menacing and domestic violence:
Jan. 18 — S.W. Cascade Avenue, Cascade Locks — Male arrested for disorderly conduct II and harassment and lodged at NORCOR.
Jan. 18 — Odell Highway — An Odell resident was cited and released for harassment.
Controlled substance violations (non-DUII):
Jan. 17 — Layson Road, 3000 block — Juvenile male cited and released for possession of less than one ounce of marijuana.
Disorderly conduct, mischief, criminal trespass and vandalism:
Jan. 15 — S.W. WaNaPa Street, 200 block, Cascade Locks — Male cited and released for criminal mischief II.
Jan. 19 — Brookside Drive, 3300 block — Male arrested for criminal trespass I and lodged at NORCOR.
Driving under the influence of intoxicants:
None reported
Identity theft or bank/credit card fraud:
None reported
Motor vehicle crashes, offenses and impounds:
Jan. 16 — Davis Drive at Mid Valley Elementary — Female stopped after deputy recognized her as someone who did not have a valid driver's license. She was cited for no operator's license and the vehicle was towed.
Jan. 16 — WaNaPa Street at Wasco Street, Cascade Locks — Deputy involved in a vehicle pursuit that entered into Washington state. The pursuit ended at a residence in the North Bonneville area, at which point the male suspect produced a large handgun and a brief standoff ensued. The suspect was ultimately arrested and lodged at NORCOR for reckless driving, vehicle attempt to elude, driving under the influence of intoxicants and unlawful possession of a firearm.
Jan. 18 — Frontage Road, Cascade Locks — Vehicle towed; driver cited for driving uninsured.
Outstanding warrants, parole, probation or terms violations:
Jan. 13 — State Street, 300 block — Male arrested on two warrants.
Jan. 14 — Chamberlain Road, 4200 block — Male arrested for a restraining order violation.
Jan. 16 — Bartlett Drive, 4000 block — Juvenile male arrested for probation violation and was cited for minor in possession of alcohol.
Jan. 16 — Tucker Road, 1600 block — Criminal mischief II reported. A suspect was identified and later observed at a residence that he is currently restricted from being per his probation terms. He was located and lodged at NORCOR.
Jan. 16 — S.W. WaNaPa Street, 400 block, Cascade Locks — Female arrested for an outstanding arrest warrant issued by Skamania County and lodged at NORCOR.
Jan. 20 — Thomsen Road — Deputy responded to a reported restraining order violation and possible assault.
Theft, burglary or robbery:
Jan. 13 — Tucker Road, 1600 block — Car prowl reported.
Jan. 13 — Herman Creek Trailhead — Theft from a motor vehicle reported.
Jan. 17 — Lippman Road — Burglary, probation violation and assault reported.
Jan. 18 — I-84 at milepost 47 — Deputies recovered a stolen vehicle.
Sex offenses:
None reported
Jan. 15 — I-84 at milepost 47-51 — A citizen turned in a found wallet to deputies.
Jan. 14 — State Street, 300 block — DEA agents returned a stolen handgun to the Hood River Sheriff's Office, which was stolen in 1990. The handgun has been entered into evidence.
Jan. 15 — Gilhouley Road at Highway 35 — Deputy received a call for illegal dumping. The dump area was searched and suspect identified.
Jan. 16 — N.E. Forest Lane at N.E. Cramblett Way, Cascade Locks — Deputies responded for a possible suicidal subject. The subject was transported to the hospital for evaluation.
Jan. 20 — Hess Road, 6700 block — Deputy responded to an unattended death.
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