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Self-tracking has exited its infancy. Now, the questions become: Can federal data sets and healthcare outcomes grants get data collectors to play nice and scale into the larger health system? Larry Dobrow reports
At the Health Datapalooza IV klatch in June, few topics piqued as much curiosity as self-tracking. For the initiated, self-tracking—the cornerstone of the Quantified Self movement, in which consumers attempt to learn more about their health by meticulously compiling diet, exercise and other personal data—isn't exactly new. Indeed, it's roots are in the first smartphone-era wave of personal biometric devices and the apps that helped make sense of the collected information. This takes us all the way back to, like, 2009.
But self-tracking newbies at the conference seemed to be taken aback by some of the data (the research kind, not the personal kind) that was shared. Pew Internet & American Life Project's associate director, digital strategy, Susannah Fox, presented the results of what was billed as the first national study on self-tracking. Some highlights: 60% of US adults said they track their diet, exercise routine or weight; 33% track health indicators like blood pressure or blood sugar; and 21% use technology to track their health data.
What this means, in a nutshell, is that self-tracking has exited its infancy. Not only are Quantified Self devotees pushing the boundaries for collection of health and wellness data, but they're simultaneously making advances in the analysis of that data and using it to make better health decisions. The questions, then, become slightly more vexing: How do you get hundreds of vendors/data collectors to play nice with one another (read: share their data in ways that ultimately benefit self-trackers)? And, in a bigger-picture sense, how can self-tracking be integrated into the formal healthcare system to kick-start innovation in healthcare provisioning and cost?
These are questions that occupy Bill Day, RunKeeper's platform evangelist and product manager, and Marco Della Torre, Basis Science's VP, product science. RunKeeper and Basis Science straddle the worlds of data compilation and analysis/interpretation like few other entities in the health and wellness ecosystem. RunKeeper has long let users monitor and moderate their physical activity—and after an integration deal with MyFitnessPal inked in late June, can help users track their caloric intake. Basis Science, on the other hand, is the maker of the most durable of the all-encompassing activity trackers, a watch-like device with sensors that capture skin temperature, perspiration, motion and heart-rate patterns on a 24/7 basis.
For Day and Della Torre, it's not merely about an app or a device. Rather, it's about working with like-minded technologists and, ultimately, the healthcare system's major-league players. (RunKeeper has already made inroads with that last group, partnering with Aetna's CarePass, Qualcomm's 2Net, RedBrick Health and the Robert Wood Johnson foundation.) And it's also about proselytizing, about convincing nonbelievers of the benefits of self-tracking and would-be partners about the merits of an open approach to health data.
To that end, they have identified a host of emerging best practices that facilitate consumer access to self-tracked data. Day is quick to seize on simplicity as perhaps the cardinal virtue. "People want to be healthy, but they've felt for years that it wasn't simple to keep track of everything that goes into it," he explains. That's why RunKeeper and other health/tech players are striving to make self-tracking as invisible a process as possible. "With every button to push and every input to make, you lose a number of users. The more automatic everything is, the better," Day says.
If tracking is almost automatic, it adds breathing room for Day's second-best practice: providing guidance and motivation. The idea is to present "the right nudge at the right moment"—say, with a diet tip or a specific workout. "Users want that little push. The question is how hard it should be and when it should be delivered," he explains, pointing to a relatively new RunKeeper feature that suggests activities based on the user's workout history. "It'll say, 'Have you thought about running a 5K?' Sometimes it will be a little stretch, but the goal is to nudge [users] along the path to healthy behaviors."
Della Torre agrees in theory, but adds a slight caveat: That entities such as Basis must give users room to proceed at their own pace. "What's so important to self-tracking is that the product can evolve with the individual," he explains. With Basis' flagship activity tracker, users choose a goal (be more active, get more sleep, etc.) and immediately get to work on it. "Once you have some wins in that area, that's when you can extend a little bit."
As for what's next, the industry seems to be taking a wait-and-see approach toward the possibility that federal data sets and healthcare outcomes grants could fuel innovation in the self-tracking space. The problem isn't with the government or Big Healthcare per se (Day singles out Health and Human Services and its chief technology officer Bryan Sivak as progressive, noting that "deep down, they get that consumer-generated data has a role and that self-tracking presents a great opportunity"). The issue is the volume of moving parts. It's hard enough getting RunKeeper or Basis data beamed directly into users' formal health records. Now we're going to inject the government and healthcare monoliths into the mix?
Della Torre acknowledges that he doesn't "expect a huge leap overnight." Day, for his part, sees good intentions but little in the way of results just yet. "There will be more pressure to connect with more traditional systems and healthcare records, but I'm still least certain about the government side. I do think the current administration wants to make progress." So when will that progress, or at least more in the way of certainty, arrive? Day offers a half-serious prediction: "In two years' time, we'll have solved a lot of these problems." He pauses, then adds with a laugh, "But we'll have found new ones to take their place."
A clever use of health data
Sanofi's 2013 Data Design Diabetes Innovation Challenge posed a question that any number of companies have been trying to answer since the health data revolution kicked into high gear: How open data sets might best be used to help everyone in the diabetes-treatment food chain make the right decisions with the right information at the right time.
Following a spirited judging session, the award went to Connect & Coach, which created a clinical/consumer app designed to facilitate interaction between registered dietitians, certified diabetes educators and their patients/clients in a supermarket, pharmacy or similar retail setting.
To hear judge (and health economist who heads strategic consultancy THINK-Health) Jane Sarasohn-Kahn tell it, the Connect & Coach app was chosen, at least in part, because it was less a revolutionary idea than one that uses data in a clever, practical manner.
"'Revolutionary' ideas might be sexy, but in healthcare, behavior change is hard," she explains. "Connect & Coach connects people to sound information in a setting where they are activated to make shopping decisions…This can drive an initial decision based on evidence-based information that then, over time, can bolster behavior change to benefit the individual, her family and, in aggregate, public health."
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Tackle Jonathan Martin says the persistence of vulgar language around the Miami Dolphins made him feel trapped, so he left the team before lodging allegations at the root of a bullying scandal.
Owner Stephen Ross said he's proud of the way the football franchise responded to the case.
Martin's comments, which first aired Tuesday on "NBC Nightly News," came in his first interview since the scandal broke. He left the Dolphins in October and alleged he was harassed daily by teammates, including guard Richie Incognito, who was suspended for the final eight games.
"I'm a grown man," Martin, 24, told Tony Dungy, who's an analyst for NBC, in the interview, set to air in full on "Pro Football Talk" on the NBC Sports Network at 6:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
"I've been in locker rooms. There's vulgar language used in locker rooms. One instance doesn't bother me. It's the persistence of it," he continued.
"I wish I would have had more tools to solve my situation. I felt trapped, like I didn't have a way to make it right. It came down to a point where I thought it was best to remove myself from the situation."
In an another portion of the interview, which aired on NBC's "Today" show Wednesday, Dungy asked Martin if he was the only one being bullied. "There were other people that got it too," Martin said adding that he has no problem with "the normal hazing in the NFL-- a hair cut, little pranks, but personal [attacks], there's no place for that."
Martin said he had some conversations with his coaches after his first year with the Dolphins, but he didn't get into specifics.
"You're not supposed to, 'snitch' on your teammates," Martin said.
Martin said he did not talk to his head coach and he had worked hard to be friends with Incognito and other teammates and couldn't understand what he was doing wrong to "be treated like this."
"I was trying to do everything to be part of this culture," Martin said.
New York attorney Ted Wells began a league investigation in November, and his report will be released after the Super Bowl.
Ross, speaking at a news conference to introduce the Dolphins' new general manager, said he spoke with the NFL and Wells to get a sense of what will be included in the report.
"I have an idea what will be in it," Ross said Tuesday. "I haven't seen the report. I don't know exactly what his conclusion is. When it comes out, we'll do what has to be done. In my mind, I know what direction we're going. ... The respect that we gained by how we handled the situation that took place here says a lot about this organization and the people that are running it."
Following an 8-8 season tainted by the scandal, Ross decided to keep coach Joe Philbin and part with general manager Jeff Ireland. Dennis Hickey was introduced as Ireland's replacement Tuesday, and Ross talked briefly about the case that rocked the franchise at midseason.
Incognito becomes a free agent this winter. When asked if he or the 6-foot-5, 312-pound Martin will play for the Dolphins again, Ross equivocated.
"I don't believe so — well, I can't say that," Ross said, adding with a chuckle, "Therefore I retract that."
Wells' report is expected to address the roles of Philbin, his staff and Miami management in the case. One issue is whether anyone on the coaching staff ordered Incognito to toughen up Martin.
The case inspired a national debate about workplace bullying.
Martin told Dungy he hopes he gets another opportunity to play in the NFL and that he's ready to come back to the organization.

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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State Police officials say a 40-year-old Blanchard man remains jailed after threatening to get an AK-47 assault rifle and shoot his family on Christmas Day.
Police say the mid-Michigan man, whose name was not released pending arraignment, also threatened to run his vehicle into the family's house on Tuesday.
He's expected to face charges of aggravated stalking, violation of a personal protection order, and violation of conditions of an earlier release on bond.
Mount Pleasant Post Commander Chris Stolicker tells the Morning Sun of Mount Pleasant (http://bit.ly/10azVzW ) the incident began Friday, when the man's parents told police he'd assaulted his mother.
They said their son broke out a window, repeatedly made malicious phone calls and threatened to get an AK-47 assault rifle and shoot his mother.


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Governors Andrew Cuomo of New York and Chris Christie of New Jersey don't need to wait on gridlocked Washington to confront future risks from climate-change intensified storms. They can instead look at how California is already moving forward on common-sense adaptations, and do it themselves. With 3.5 million Californians living within three feet of sea level, and the best available science projecting a 3- to 5-foot rise in sea level for the state by 2100, doing nothing would be irresponsible.
In Northern California, rising sea levels are projected to affect more than a quarter of a million people and threaten more than $60 billion in infrastructure in the San Francisco Bay/Delta region, putting power stations, water-treatment plants, roads, buildings and the San Francisco and Oakland airports (both built on filled wetlands) at risk. In Southern California, scientists point to the loss of 3,000 beachfront homes to major El Niño winter storms in the 1980s as suggestive of what climate change has in store.
In fact, for the next few decades it will be extreme storms, with their accompanying waves and king tides, not sea-level rise per se that will have the most impact in the state, according to U.S. Geological Survey testimony last year to the California Ocean Protection Council, the state's umbrella agency for coordinating its response to rising seas.


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Amidst water-tight security and flanked by armed police, one-eyed Dale Cregan arrived at court on Monday morning for the start of his trial for the murder of two police officers.
The burly 29-year-old, wearing a white T-shirt with a round, green-coloured symbol on the front, was taken into Preston Crown Court just before 11am and sat slightly apart from the nine other defendants, at the front right of the dock.
The dock was packed with Cregan, the nine other defendants and around 15 security guards as proceedings began in Court 1 amid high security.
In front of the dock, around 20 barristers, representing the defendants, sat in two rows as preliminary legal issues were discussed ahead of a jury being selected for the trial.
Cregan appeared relaxed and smiled at his co-accused as they waited for proceedings to begin.
The hearing began after Mr Justice Holroyde entered the courtroom and Cregan replied "Yes" when asked to confirm his name, read out by the clerk of the court, along with the other defendants.
Cregan is charged with the murders of father and son David and Mark Short in the months before killing Pcs Nicola Hughes, 23, and Fiona Bone, 32, in a gun and grenade attack.
Relatives of the two officers did not attend court.
Cregan's co-accused are variously charged with helping or taking part in one of the four murders, firearms offences or assisting an offender.
All 10 will face a jury trial, having previously pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Pcs Hughes and Bone were murdered as they responded to a report of a burglary in Hattersley, Greater Manchester, on the morning of September 18 last year.
Four months earlier, former amateur boxer Mark Short was gunned down at the Cotton Tree pub in Droylsden, Manchester, on the evening of May 25.
His 46-year-old father was found dead on August 10 following a blast at a house in nearby Clayton.
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Wilkinson is additionally charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and Mohammed Ali, 32, from Chadderton, Greater Manchester, is accused of assisting an offender.
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China Takes Aim at Big Pharma
China's Ministry of Public Security said four high-level executives from GlaxoSmithKline were detained. The WSJ's Michael Arnold talks to Beijing-based reporter Laurie Burkitt about what this means for health-care companies in China.
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... the the ... China has released details of bribery allegations against GlaxoSmithKline says it is detained for executives of the first drug maker ... for Asia Today o Michael Arnold joining me from Beijing is Wall Street own reporter Laurie Burkitt ... where the support serious charges against Glaxo can you walk us through what delegations are ... sure Santa Siam yesterday the Ministry of Public Security province and foreign journalists outlined the allegations ... and when he disclosed last week that GlaxoSmithKline ... I actually and this is what they're alleging that severely violated Chinese law ... and Inti link so and what it outlined plans that ... the company had been working ... with at travel agency and with this travel agencies or about seven hundred of them the Ministry of Public Security said ... adding ... that it had exchanged about three billion Rand in being so that's a low margin and cash ... in with the intent was to not catch ... was used to bribe doctors ... on the government officials ... and it was also the news cheered and doctors hospitals ... and also at the Fed that some of the GSK employees for taking some of that money to protect their own pockets ... another really interesting and tidbit that they allege was that the travel agencies ... in order to keep fever with GSK were actually offering sexual Brian Kelly didn't go into detail in a lot of that and I know many people were interested in a little that ... I am but they didn't even offer a lot of the Seychelles but the threat that the product and how we teach ... so three billion won that's about half a billion dollars the Micra calculation what has been Glaxo's response to these allegations ... also foreign even today in the company ... first came out in the beginning ... and said that they had done their own investigations and then in during these investigations that they haven't found any ... wrongdoing anti yesterday his allegations that the government cannot and said ... Amen Fed response was actually ... that they were very iam sorry that for these allegations and BB carefully chose their words and ... comments so I think they have said that they're actually working with the story is time that they're working on these investigations and furthermore ... that they have halted their relationship with ease travel agencies and would be looking more after relationship with third party vendors ... can be working in China ... so I think that's can it be part of the next step would be looking at that third party vendors ... and also working with the government had to try to figure out ... what they should be doing to make sure that they are missing out on a really big market here and the pharmaceutical industry ... with about eighty two billion dollars in sales last year so that that's a good bit of money ... and ensure that company and when is he ... missing out on one of the biggest growth markets there is current for the industry ... run of course not ... no ... not taught me what this case specifically but just in general an old you know oftentimes in Western companies are accused of bribery overseas ... the response is is is is something like will the so-so business is gone there ... um is this type of religion behavior very common among western and western companies are operating in China ... now I know exactly what you're saying in terms that there is that there is this rapid acceptance in fact if you talked a lot of analysts ... and didn't build it into their occupations for risk ... aam but to let you know this is an somewhat comment ... that there would be an bribery allegation not allocations and then there is a sense of bravery ... and typically with in the health care industry ... on their scarce funding for hospitals in China ... and there is a common belief that at least ... four maybe a third to a house of their funding ... actually comes from Kate ACT's ... earned for medical device companies and also from the pharmaceutical sector ... so it's not necessarily an intent that the foreign companies that have this widespread belief that its just bent ... but in general if there is a belief that it is all in all of the pharmaceutical companies here ... are somehow involved ... Fermi in J to kick back system ... for and in some sense of corruption ... what's a fascinating story and will certainly stay on top of it that that that is to dot com ... Lord thank so much for joining us today for Asia Today this is Michael Arnold


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Easy, Delicious Whole Wheat Pancakes Recipe
These whole wheat pancakes are light, fluffy and delicious! Jump to the Whole Wheat Pancakes Recipe or watch our quick video showing you how we make them.
Not too long ago, we shared our essential pancakes recipe. It's simple and makes extra light and fluffy pancakes. Since it uses all-purpose flour, we became curious to see what would happen if we replaced some or all of that flour with whole wheat flour. After a few tries, we realized it works beautifully.
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If you are in the mood for waffles, try our Essential Waffle Recipe. It's just as simple as our pancakes and takes advantage of our best tips for making waffles that are tender on the inside and crispy on the outside.
How to Make Light and Fluffy Pancakes with Whole Wheat Flour
If you're looking for whole wheat pancakes with 100% whole wheat flour, this one will do it for you.
With all whole wheat, the pancakes are quite fluffy and taste great. We absolutely love the nutty flavor of the flour.
You can also use half whole wheat and half all-purpose flour. If you're not used to using whole wheat flour in your kitchen, we suggest you use 50% whole wheat and 50% all-purpose flour.
In fact, even though we're used to whole wheat ourselves, we prefer using two flours instead of only using whole wheat. The pancakes are a little lighter, fluffy and taste great. Either way, they turn out beautifully. Just look at how fluffy they are!
We love topping whole wheat pancakes with some warm syrup and sliced bananas, but we're sure you already have a plan for the topping. Enjoy!
Disclosure: This recipe has been shared in partnership with Gold Medal Flour. We're pretty excited about it because it's been our flour of choice for quite some time (my Mom's, too). This recipe is part of an ongoing relationship with Gold Medal. Last month, we shared our Fluffy Pumpkin Pancakes with Butter Pecan Topping.
Recipe updated, originally posted November 2013. Since posting this in 2013, we have tweaked the recipe to be more clear and added a quick recipe video. – Adam and Joanne
Easy, Delicious Whole Wheat Pancakes Recipe
Whole wheat flour makes pancakes taste nutty and delicious. This recipe is quite flexible. We love using a combination of whole wheat and all-purpose flour. The pancakes are lovely, light and fluffy. For 100% whole wheat pancakes, simply use all (1 1/2 cups) whole wheat flour and no all-purpose flour. We have noticed that whole wheat flour absorbs liquid a little more than all-purpose flour. Because of this, you might find that you need to add a little extra milk to the pancake batter before cooking the pancakes.
You Will Need
3/4 cup (100 grams) whole wheat flour
3/4 cup (100 grams) all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups (295 to 350 ml) reduced fat milk, dairy or non-dairy
1 large egg
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus more for skillet or substitute coconut oil
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- Make Batter
- Cook Pancakes
Whisk flours, sugar, cinnamon, baking powder and the salt in a medium bowl, set aside. Warm the milk until lukewarm, not hot (you should be able to keep your finger submerged for 10 seconds). Whisk milk, butter, egg and the vanilla together until blended.
Make a well in the center of the flour mixture. Pour milk mixture into the well and stir with a fork until mixed and only small clumps of flour remain. Do not over mix batter. Note: The batter will be quite thick. If it is unreasonably thick, add 1 to 2 tablespoons more milk to thin it out a little.
Heat a large skillet (or use griddle) over medium heat. The pan is ready if when you splatter a little water onto the pan surface, the water dances around the pan and eventually evaporates.
Lightly brush skillet with melted butter. Spoon a 1/4-cup of the batter onto the skillet and gently spread into a 4-inch circle. (If the batter is thick, you may need to use the back of a spoon to spread the batter into a circle).
When edges look dry and bubbles start to appear and pop on the top surfaces of the pancakes, turn over, about 2 minutes. Once flipped, cook 1 to 2 minutes or until lightly browned and cooked in the middle. Serve warm with syrup, bananas or other toppings.
Adam and Joanne's Tips
- We use kosher salt. If you don't have it on hand, keep this in mind: 1 teaspoon fine sea or table salt = about 1 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt.
- Nutrition facts: The nutrition facts provided below are estimates. We have used the USDA Supertracker recipe calculator to calculate approximate values.
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February 3, 2019, 4:11 am
Amazing recipe! Fluffiest pancakes I've ever made.
January 11, 2019, 11:01 am
Added some bananas in the mix , it was delishhhh . Thank you !
November 13, 2018, 4:05 am
Just tried these for the first time. We used a griddle instead of a pan, and the pancakes were delicate, so they bunched up a little when we tried to flip them. However, they are by far the best pancakes I've had in years! I normally do not like pancakes that are styrofoam-like and too fluffy. These pancakes were moist and light, but with a very thin lacy crispness on the edges and top. They were not bland at all. I used rice milk, half corn flour/half whole wheat, and left out the cinnamon. My only complaint -the batch was too small! Next time I will be doubling it!


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Captain's Report by Capt. Steve--
Mission Statement
The Tigé R20 was designed to provide an entry level wakeboat that still maintains the company's demand for performance and construction quality. The price is kept down by eliminating most of the upgrades and options found on the more expensive boats in the lineup. By using the same hull at the more pricey boats, the ride quality is not sacrificed.
Differentiating Features
Inboard Engine.
True wakeboats are able to get a better wake, with a better table between the wakes, with inboard propulsion. Tigé will not compromise on this so the R20 makes a good transitional boat to inboard power. •
Engine in stern.
Other wakeboats mount the engine in the middle of the boat, creating a huge engine box right in the center of the cockpit. It's in the way, it's ugly, it's not necessary. With a V-drive transmission, Tigé is able to move the engine to the stern, where it belongs. •
Choice of panels.
This year Tigé gives you a choice of the standard helm panel or a classier upgraded version. It's one more on a long list of optional features that this boat offers.•
Pickle-fork bow.
This allows Tigé to carry most of the R20 beam fully forward providing much more room in the bow.•
Poseidon mat.
Rather than put regular snap-in carpet in the R20, Tigé what with the Poseidon mat which is made from a synthetic material the drains water better and promotes faster evaporation. This is an important feature when dealing with a boat made specifically for watersports. At one point or another nearly all of the occupants will be coming back on board wet.
Build Quality
Usually when I see a builder making an entry level boat, all my mental alarms start going off. Now it's time to see cheap seats, plastic everywhere, cheap metal instead of 316 stainless steel… the usual suspects. Not so with Tigé. Apparently they decided to take a different tack, and use the same build quality, same Convex V hull, and same performance ride, but in a less costly boat. So if the build is the same, then it must be the components, the accessories and amenities, right? As it turns out, yes. But not like you'd think. They're still using stainless steel hardware etc… but not much of what I'd call the "fluff" components. All options are left where they belong, on the options list, and therein lies the secret of keeping the price down. Of course you can still opt up to your heart's content, but if that's the case, you'll end up driving up the price, and out of the mission of this boat.
Out With the Fluff
Case in point is the tower. Where the other boats in the lineup are using the classy Alpha Z tower, this one is utilizing the more basic, and therefore less costly, aluminum pipe frame tower. It's still collapsible, with fixed racks, but that's about it. Now again, remember you can opt up if you really want to. Options for the tower include, Wet Sounds speakers, swivel board racks, powder coating to color match the boat, and a Bimini top forward. And all that drives the price up, so do you really need it? Well in my case, at least the Bimini! (Boating is less fun when my fair skin bursts into flame from sunburn.)
The helm panel wasn't spared in the cost savings department. You still get the Speedset to maintain, and make incremental corrections to, your speed. But gone is the coveted Tigé Touch touch-screen. Tigé Touch is great to have, but it is costly and after all it doesn't actually make the wake, so do you really need it? How about the premium stereo? Won't the basic tunes work just as well?
This year, Tigé is also offering another option for the helm beyond Tigé Touch. Like an entirely new and upgraded helm. It's a gorgeous panel that has the look and feel of a high-end sports car.
Little Things Add Up
Even some small items are cut out in order to keep the price down. At the transom, for example, there's no grab handle to hoist yourself onto the swim platform with. Because the platform is so low for most boarders it won't even be missed. How about the helm seat? It's not the mesh seat and back of the higher-end boats, but it's still well padded, and includes a flip-up bolster.
Keeping the Fat
But first and foremost, Tigé's mission in life is to produce premium wake not matter what the cost of their boats. It is here that I think Tigé' excels, although their boats are also equally as good for skiing and, in the case of the R20, a good all-around sport boat for the family. In order to remain competitive, and make no mistake, these boats are competitive, Tigé has come up with a triple whammy for creating the wake the kids and the young-at-heart long for.
First -- The Hull Shape:
Tigé has reconfigured the traditional skiboat hull (where you want a flat wake) into one designed to help create wake. The hull design is called Convex V. Where other wakeboats have bottoms that run in a straight line until they get to the stern and then hook down, Tigé's actually curves slightly upward. The more of the transom in the water, the more wake you will have from the get-go.
Second -- Plenty of Ballast:
The deeper the hull is in the water the more water it will displace and the bigger will be the wake. Ballast bags are a tried and true method of adding weight, sinking the boat lower in the water, and increasing your wake. Tigé has dual ballast sacks in the stern and a horseshoe shaped one at the bow.
Third -- The Wake Tab:
Tigé calls this tab TAPS 2. TAPS stands for Tigé Adjustable Performance System, it is patented and no other boat has it. TAPS 2 is a trim plate affixed to the aft end of the hull, so you can dial from the helm the parameters you're looking for in ways that were previously unavailable. Want a bigger wake? Adjust the TAPS 2 plane up and you have a fatter wake. Want to take some curl out of the wake? Bring the TAPS 2 plane down and you tame the beast a bit.
I couldn't wait to get on the water to test the handling and performance of the R20 to see if Tigé really didn't hold back on the build quality. I am happy to report that this boat handled as well as the high-end Tigé boats, and that means that the hull was just as solid, with no flex, and the performance additions of the Convex V-hull remained intact. Also, as with the rest of the line, I found that the TAPS system is most effective as a fine-tuning device for the wake when the ballast tanks are full. At the high end of the speed range, I did notice that there was a bit of a bow porpoising, but that was easily stabilized by bringing the TAPS plate down and planting more of the forefoot on the water.
Turns were quick and without a lot of grab, and if you reduce speed a bit just before entering the turn, you can make the stern fishtail around before blasting off in the opposite direction. It's fun to do, so you should try it.
By the Numbers
I reached a top speed at 5300 rpm and 40.8 mph. At that speed the R20 was burning 19.8 gph while getting just over 2 mpg. That translates into a range of 70 miles. Pulled back to a more economic cruise setting of 3500 rpm and the R20 was running at 27.8 mph with only a 7.7 gph fuel burn. Now we were getting 3.63 mpg for a range of 124 miles. During our test at 3000 rpm the boat's speed was 23.0 mph which most closely approximates the speed that many people will use the boat. At that speed the R20 burns 6.6 gph, gets 3.51 mpg and has a range of 120 statute miles.Time to plane was only 2.4 seconds which is remarkably fast. I reached 20 mph in 5.3 seconds, and accelerated through 30 mph in 8 seconds.
My test has shown that the Tigé trademark performance is still there. The size of the wake is the same as with other Tigé models of the same specifications. The hull, deck, stingers and other substructures are the same. The comfort level is still there in a general way, with the exception of the helm seat as noted. The towing arch works fine, it is just not the deluxe version. Basically, I think that with the Tigé R20 you are getting a premium multi-watersports platform combined with a very cool family runabout. That means that the only important thing missing, is the high price tag.
Test Result Highlights
- Top speed for the Tigé R20 (2011-2013) is 40.8 mph (65.7 kph), burning 19.8 gallons per hour (gph) or 74.94 liters per hour (lph).
- Best cruise for the Tigé R20 (2011-2013) is 27.8 mph (44.7 kph), and the boat gets 3.63 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.54 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 124 miles (199.56 kilometers).
- Tested power is 1 x 303-hp PCM ProSport 5.0L MPI.
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More than half of the members of Congress have a net worth above a million dollars, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics. That's pushed upward by some impressively rich outliers like California's Darrell Issa, but its still a pretty wealthy group.
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I read a lot of news, blogs, analysis, reports, bills, and just about everything else I can get my hands on pretty much all day every day.
I like to link to a lot of the economic and political analysis out there that supports much of the view of the present and future realities that I'm presenting to you guys every day. The problem is there are really two primary kinds of views that dominate even the non-mainstream media blogosphere —
- The blind bulls and other pundits who truly are either clueless trend followers or, worse, paid (or wannabe paid) shills with no real interest in truth and accurate analysis.
- The permabears and alarmists who are often right in their political analysis and on the long-term ramifications of today's crony capitalist culture but always seem to think the economic doomsday is always on tap. I used to mock the permabears during the mid 2000's when they missed and/or squeezed themselves out of the markets' big moves up. And I couldn't believe it when I finally turned bearish in 2007, started selling down all my longs and closed my hedge fund to go to TV and so many of the permabears were so worn down and burned out that they were finally either out of the markets entirely or outright bulls at the top.
I has felt like those mid 2000's again for the last few years since I've returned to trading and been long and bullish, despite my concerns about the mid- to long-term outlook for our economy. I can't stand the reasoning (or lack thereof) of most bullishness out there. And I can't stand the constant doomsday calling of most of the bearishness out there.
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Apple, Google, Netflix and even Microsoft will be driven by very different products in five years, no matter what my political viewpoint on their miniscule real tax rates might be. So let it be so. Politics and trading don't mix, man.
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AUBURN, Ala. (Feb. 20, 2014) – The ETSU baseball team gears up for its first road trip of the season as the Buccaneers head to Alabama for this weekend's Tiger Classic, which is hosted by Auburn University.
The Bucs play three games in three days, beginning with Pac-12 foe California on Friday afternoon at Plainsman Park. ETSU also faces Arkansas Pine-Bluff Saturday and Auburn Sunday. First pitch for all three games is set for 3 p.m. (Eastern).
Friday – 3 p.m. – Game No. 5
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-- ETSU (2-2) suffered a 5-3 setback to Furman Tuesday afternoon at Thomas Stadium.
-- Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) drove in two of the three runs for the Bucs, while freshman Gage Downey (Franklin, Tenn.) reached base twice for ETSU and scored two runs.
-- Freshman right-hander Austin Hutchison (Jefferson County, Tenn.) made his first collegiate start as he allowed three runs (two earned) on six hits in four innings, while Jamin McCann (Kingsport, Tenn.) made his Buccaneer debut but took the loss. McCann was charged with one run on five hits in two innings of work.
-- The game was tied after five innings of play, but Furman's Greg Harrison posted a two-out double to plate the eventual game-winning run in the sixth. The RBI double was one of three 2-out RBI for the Paladins, but the Bucs had scoring chances late; however, ETSU hit into double plays in the sixth and eighth innings.
-- The Golden Bears split their opening series with then-No. 18 Texas last weekend in Berkeley. Cal won the first two games of the series (7-0, 2-1), before the Longhorns won the final two to earn the split.
-- Friday starter, Daulton Jefferies, tossed six scoreless innings in his collegiate debut to earn the win. The freshman right-hander scattered six hits and struck out four en route to being named Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week on Monday.
-- Cal took advantage of five Texas errors in the series opener as six of the seven runs scored by the Golden Bears were unearned.
-- Senior outfielder Vince Bruno hit safely in all three games he played and is hitting .556 after going 5-for-9 with one RBI. Junior utility player Derek Campbell also finished with five hits in the opening series and scored three runs. Three of Campbell's five hits were doubles.
-- Cal was picked to finish seventh in the Pac-12 Preseason Poll.
ETSU vs. CAL
-- This weekend marks the first-ever meeting between ETSU and Cal, and it's the fourth Pac-12 member the Bucs will face in program history. ETSU played at Arizona in 2012, at Oregon in 2010, and played Washington State in Charleston, S.C., in 2006.
-- Arkansas-Pine Bluff played six games through the first five days of the season as the Golden Lions opened the campaign with a four-game series at Tulane, before traveling to Norman, Okla., to take on the Sooners on Tuesday and Wednesday.
-- Despite hitting .211 as a team, the Golden Lions have two players hitting over .350. Freshman two-way player Jerimiah Figueroa leads the team with a .368 clip (7-19), while junior two-way player Andre Davis is hitting .350 (7-20).
-- Arkansas-Pine Bluff was picked to finish third in the SWAC West Division, while the Golden Lions placed two on the preseason all-conference team. Senior infielder/RHP Isias Alcantar landed first team honors, while left-handed pitcher Jim Ploeger received second team accolades. Alcantar hit .345 (71-206) with 11 doubles, one triple, six home runs and 44 RBI in 2013, and Ploeger went 5-4 with a 4.11 ERA (33 ER/72.1 IP) in 13 appearances (11 starts) for the Golden Lions a year ago.
-- This is the first-ever meeting between ETSU and Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
-- After winning two of its three games over the weekend for first-year head coach Sunny Golloway, Auburn dipped to 2-2 on the year after being dealt a 9-3 home loss to Alabama State on Wednesday. The Tigers beat Indiana State (4-0) and Connecticut (7-3) in the season opening Snowbird Classic in Port Charlotte, Fla.
-- The Tigers have been led by strong pitching early on as Auburn has posted a 2.06 ERA (8 ER/35.0 IP) through the first four games, but its hitters have compiled a .217 batting average. Auburn's offense has scored 14 runs, while two of its 26 hits have gone for extra-bases.
-- Sunday's starter, Keegan Thompson, allowed one unearned run and struck out nine in 5.2 innings in his collegiate debut against UConn last Sunday. Thompson was rated the No. 14 overall prospect for the 2016 MLB Draft by Perfect Game.
-- Auburn was picked to finish seventh in the SEC West.
-- Sunday marks the sixth meeting between ETSU and Auburn with the Tigers leading the all-time series, 4-1.
-- The Bucs opened the 2008 season with a four-game series at Auburn, while the Blue and Gold defeated the Tigers, 9-7, in 1994.
-- Live stats for the tournament will be provided via Gametracker, courtesy of AuburnTigers.com.
-- Only Sunday's game against Auburn will feature live video.
-- Twitter updates will be provided by following @ETSUAthletics and @ETSU_Baseball.
-- Following the 5-4 (12 inning) win over Longwood on Monday, ETSU has now won its last eight extra-inning games dating back to last season.
-- This weekend marks the fourth Pac-12 foe the Buccaneers will face in program history as the Blue and Gold have played Washington State (2006), Oregon (2010), and Arizona (2012). ETSU has never faced Cal or Arkansas-Pine Bluff, but the Bucs have beaten Auburn in one of their five previous meetings.
-- The Blue and Gold are looking to beat a BCS team for the seventh straight season – ETSU beat Penn State (Big Ten) and Seton Hall (BIG EAST) in 2013, Indiana (Big Ten) and Tennessee (SEC) in 2012, NC State (ACC) and Georgia Tech (ACC) in 2011, Kansas State (Big 12) and St. John's (Big East) in 2010, Virginia Tech (ACC) and Tennessee (SEC) in 2009, and Tennessee (SEC) in 2008.
-- Six of ETSU's eight relief pitchers have yet to allow an earned run out of the bullpen … In 16.1 innings, the Buccaneer bullpen have allowed two earned runs (1.10 ERA), while also striking out 13 and issuing zero walks … The Blue and Gold relievers went 12.1 innings without allowing an earned run until having the streak snapped in Monday's 5-3 loss to Furman … In Monday's 12-inning win over Longwood, the ETSU relievers tossed seven scoreless innings out of the bullpen.
-- Through the first five days of the season, Atlantic Sun teams have defeated two SEC foes and a Big 12 opponent – Jacksonville defeated then-No. 19 TCU, 2-0; USC Upstate took down then-No. 25 Kentucky, 8-6; and Kennesaw State handed Georgia a 10-7 setback.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ethiopia's Tsegaye Kebede snatched victory in the final kilometer of the London Marathon in an unofficial time of two hours six minutes and four seconds on Sunday.
Kebede, winner in 2010, timed his attack perfectly to overhaul tiring Kenyan Emmanuel Mutai, the 2011 champion, and pull away to win by 30 seconds.
Ethiopia's Ayele Abshero was third over the 42.195-km race. Last year's champion Wilson Kipsang of Kenya finished fifth with Ugandan Olympic champion Stephen Kiprotich sixth.
Britain's Olympic 5,000 and 10,000 meters champion Mo Farah had dropped out of the race at the halfway stage as planned.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- Drag Racing's leading Internet e-zine, CompetitionPlus.com, will hit the track in 2001 with a formidable team bolstered by the re-signing of John Vouros, 2001 IHRA Rookie of the Year candidate. As great as that news is, it is well complimented with the potential award-winning paint scheme for up-and-coming designer Roderick Burke for Tommy Mauney's forthcoming supercharged 1941 Willys.
Vouros, of Victor, New York, enjoyed a tremendous professional rookie season in 2001. The former Top Dragster racer, who retained veteran tuner Tom Anderson to lead him in the right direction, finished fourth in the IHRA Funny Car points standings. He also reached the final round twice and was a low qualifier on more than one occasion. The 11th hour deal is one that makes Vouros excited about the 2002 season.
"I've really enjoyed representing CompetitionPlus.com," explained Vouros, who also added Tom Anderson Enterprises as an associate sponsor. "Our new entry is top secret, very revolutionary and will be like no other Funny Car has ever been in a lot of areas. If people want a peek they will have come to Dinwiddie for the Spring Open in March."
For more information on Vouros, visit his website at www.vourtechmotorsports.com.
Joining CompetitionPlus.com in this venture will be Flyin' High Promotions and Red Line Oil.
Mauney added, "I feel that Roderick has done a great job and he came close to what I
envisioned the car being. I have always wanted a car with flames and I finally got
my wish. I can't wait to hit the track, this season is going to be incredible."


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets were a delicious treat for the San Francisco 49ers.
San Francisco used a solid running game, a smothering defense, a little bit of the wildcat-style offense and even blocked a punt to cruise to a 34-0 victory. That romp came a week after a loss at Minnesota in which the 49ers were just as outclassed as the Jets were Sunday.
"For sure, the whole week there was more of an edge; it was just a bad taste in your mouth," Alex Smith said. "I don't think that goes away in one day. We wanted to be 3-1 and got it done."
They got it done so emphatically that Jets coach Rex Ryan was visibly shaken by the lopsided defeat, so much so that he struggled to describe how poorly his Jets (2-2) performed.
"It's obviously unacceptable," Ryan said. "It starts with the coaches. The players ... they've got to dig deep, look down at the themselves."
Ryan took no solace from his team losing to one of the NFL's best. San Francisco (3-1) has everything Ryan wishes his team did.
The 49ers ran for 245 yards and Carlos Rogers returned a fumble 51 yards for a touchdown.
Frank Gore, Kendall Hunter and backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick — on a wildcat-like option — all ran for scores. The defense had an interception and three fumble recoveries, and special teams blocked Robert Malone's punt to set up the final touchdown.
Defensive end Aldon Smith called it a statement win.
"Yeah, that's right," he said. "After the last game, some people were questioning us and we knew what we were capable of. We played all together as a unit and proved what we are as a defense."
And as an offense. And on special teams.
Rather than head back to the West Coast after the Minnesota loss, coach Jim Harbaugh chose to have his team stay in eastern Ohio and practice at Youngstown State all week. Last season, the 49ers did the same thing and won both games, in Cincinnati and then at Philadelphia. The 49ers wound up going to the NFC championship that season, and if they play anything like they did against the Jets, they could very well find themselves advancing deep into the postseason again.
"This is more the way we are accustomed to playing," said Harbaugh, the 2011 Coach of the Year.
It was San Francisco's first shutout since beating the St. Louis Rams 26-0 last December.
Meanwhile, the Jets lost top wide receiver Santonio Holmes to what appeared to be a serious left foot injury. It was the first time New York was shut out since losing 9-0 to Green Bay on Oct. 31, 2010, and the Jets' biggest shutout home loss since falling 37-0 to Buffalo in 1989.
If Holmes misses significant time, the Jets would be without their two biggest playmakers after All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis was likely lost for the season with a torn ligament in his left knee last week at Miami.
"We got to play with who we've got," Mark Sanchez said. "None of those guys are going to get better overnight."
On the first play of the fourth quarter, Holmes caught a pass from Sanchez for 4 yards, but his left leg appeared to go out on him. The ball flew out of his hands, and Rogers picked it up and returned it for a score.
Holmes left the stadium in a golf cart, holding crutches, his left foot in a boot.
Ryan said Friday that the Jets would wait to put Revis on injured reserve until he has surgery in a few weeks, keeping him available in case New York goes to the Super Bowl. If the Jets play like this the rest of the way, getting to the playoffs will be a tall task.
Alex Smith was efficient, going 12 of 21 for 143 yards and no touchdowns, but more importantly, no interceptions. Sanchez had another poor game, going 13 of 29 for 103 yards and an interception.
"We knew Sanchez holds the ball a little longer and we felt we could get after him," Aldon Smith said. "We pretty much did."
New York finished with just 45 yards rushing.
The wildcat-style offense worked early — but for the 49ers and not Tim Tebow and the Jets.
Kaepernick put the 49ers up 7-0 early in the second quarter, taking a direct snap and running untouched off left end for a 7-yard touchdown. Kaepernick also had a 17-yard run earlier in the game.
On the Jets' next possession, Tebow threw his first pass with New York, a short one over the middle to tight end Dedrick Epps, who was upended immediately by Dashon Goldson as the ball came loose. Rogers recovered, and the fumble call was upheld by video review. Epps injured his right knee on the play.
With just over a minute left in the first half, the 49ers were aggressive despite starting the drive at their 26. A 23-yard catch by Vernon Davis on first down got things rolling, and San Francisco ended the half on David Akers' 36-yard field goal.
Boos and some chants of "Tee-boww! Tee-boww!" rang out as the Jets went three-and-out for the second straight possession in the second half. It never got any better for New York.
NOTES: Mario Manningham, a Super Bowl hero with Giants before joining the Niners as free agent, returned to the Meadowlands and had three catches for 47 yards, plus a 28-yard gain on an end-around ... Akers also missed from 55 and 40 yards wide right ... New York lost fullback John Conner with a hamstring injury ... San Francisco got 62 yards rushing from Gore, 56 from Hunter and 50 from Kaepernick.
49ers run all over Jets in 34-0 romp
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets were a delicious treat for the San Francisco 49ers.


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West Ham have signed Waterford United striker Sean Maguire
West Ham have signed Waterford United striker Sean Maguire.
By Pete O'Rourke - Follow me: @skysportspeteo
Last Updated: 03/01/13 6:30pm
Maguire enjoyed a successful trial spell at West Ham at the back end of last season and the Premier League club have decided to bring him to Upton Park on a permanent basis.
The 18-year-old has agreed a two-and-a-half year deal at Upton Park with the Hammers having the option of a further year.
Maguire had been attracting the interest of a host of clubs after his displays with Waterford United over the past 12 months and he is regarded as one of the best young prospects to emerge from Ireland in recent years.
The likes of Blackpool, Brighton, Peterborough and Derby had all shown an interest, but West Ham have won the race for the forward's signature.
Maguire, who scored 13 goals in 24 appearances, told West Ham TV: "In summer 2011 the Waterford manager brought me in for a couple of training sessions and gave me a chance in the first team and I took it. Here I am now at West Ham and it's a dream come true really.
"People tend to say my best trait is my movement so hopefully I can show that here. I haven't been told yet which squad I will be in but I presume I'll be going into the reserves so I'll try to work my way up like I did at Waterford."


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Chinese auction to be held October 14
An International (Chinese) auction will be held Sunday, October 14 at Temple Sinai, 270 Clocks Blvd., Massapequa. Entry tickets are $5 each and extra cards are $1 each. There are special raffles for larger prizes. Doors open 6 p.m. For information, call 631-957-2953.
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Expert Advice
"12 Days of GGGiving" for Charity
Looking to give back during the holidays?
Participating salons and spas will host special promotions in the spirit of the holidays to raise a minimum of $1,000 for charities that support women and girls in need. To help salons and spas achieve their fundraising goals during the busy holiday season, Glamour Gone Good has designed a 12 day strategy that will get us all in the giving spirit. It goes something like this...
On the 12 Days of GGGiving
My salon gave charity
Proceeds from the following:
- Twelve bottles of shampoo
- Eleven bottles of conditioner
- Ten tubs of styling cream
- Nine bottles of hair mousse
- Eight tubes of hair gel
- Seven cans of hair spray
- Six shampoos and cuts
- Five cuts and blowdrys
- Four colors, cuts and blowdrys
- Three partial highlights, cuts and blowdrys
- Two full highlights, cuts and blowdrys
- And a pledge to support women in need!
"There are lots of women out there, myself included, who pay allegiance to three, four or more salons and spas. We go to one to get our hair done, another for our manicures, and yet another for our waxings. Sometimes it seems like too much, but really, we deserve it because between juggling careers, families, volunteer activites, and everything in between, we barely get any time to ourselves. I, for one, cherish that sacred hour or two at the salon or spa because it's my only chance to escape. So, if my salon or spa wants to improve my experience by telling me that it will donate proceeds from my visit to charity for a limited time to help out other women, I'm not only coming in today, I'll be back next week," says Shikha Vasaiwala, founder of Glamour Gone Good, Inc.
To further help support each salon and spa, Glamour Gone Good is offering the following benefits to participants:
- Listing on GlamourGoneGood.org under "Participating Salons and Spas"
- Limited rights of use to "12 Days of GGGiving" logo and artwork
- Invitation to participate in national and local media opportunities
- Access to free resources, including promotional signage and press releases
- Complimentary 30 minute one-on-one phone consultation with Glamour Gone Good's founder and CEO, Shikha Vasaiwala
- 100 percent of proceeds raised during the 12 days will provide grants to Dress for Success Worldwide, Girls Educational and Mentoring Services (GEMS), and Sister to Sister: The Women's Heart Health Foundation.
Salons and spas can register for free at glamourgonegood.eventbrite.com.


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Chirag Pinjar necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 18 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Webyog creates innovative data management tools for thousands of customers across 100+ countries, ranging from enterprises to small businesses and home users. Webyog provides best-of-breed data management tools for managing popular open-source databases. Webyog consistently receives top ratings and recommendations by respected third-party media and product reviewers. More than 3 million users worldwide have selected Webyog to help them smartly manage, monitor and optimize their databases.
This web application is one of our ventures in Web 2.0.
All netizens. This web app can act as a personal task manager, group task manager, email tracker, helpdesk software, bug tracker etc.
We need your help in designing the homepage of our website. The website hosts a web application & is almost ready for delivery. We want you to design the homepage based on the content found in the file login.html (found in attachment archive) & retaining the same header & footer. Of course the design should match the theme of existing header & footer. You can take a call on layouting (placement of the content).
The images necessary for the carousel are attached with this brief. You can decide if to crop or resize the images for carousel. Note that the carousel is meant to showcase the slides which explain what the web application does. The slides *don't* enlarge on click! The sildes are grouped in two carousels. Images 1 & 2 go in the first carousel & 3-6 will go in the second carousel.
Only the winning designer needs to slice out the images from the design for the use in HTML.
Please refer to login.html file in the attachment for the content.


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by Matthew Richardson and Nouriel Roubini
Between the fall of 2008 and the winter of 2009, the world's economy and financial markets fell off a cliff. Stock markets in the United States, Asia, Europe and Latin America lost between a third and half of their value; international trade declined by a whopping 12 percent; and the size of the global economy contracted for the first time in decades.
When economists and Wall Street types toss around the term "systemic risk," that's pretty much what they're talking about. The particular risks that led to the crisis -- i.e., big institutions with too much leverage, too little capital and too many implicit and explicit government guarantees -- were not impossible to anticipate. (In fact, some of us warned about the financial pandemic that was to come.) Now, the question is: How do we keep this all from happening again?
To create a truly safe financial system, we have to focus on two goals. First, we have to drive a stake through the heart of the "too big to fail" mantra that only fattens our financial beasts. Second, we should stop focusing on the problems of individual banks and look at the broader risk that the largest and most complex financial institutions pose.
For the full opinion editorial in Sunday's April 11th Washington Post, please go to the following link


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Kjell Magne Bondevik (Norway), former Prime Minister, founder and President of the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights, is a member of the High Level Panel on Peace and Dialogue among Cultures, established in 2010 by UNESCOs Director-General, Irina Bokova. The High Level Panel comprises prominent political, intellectual and religious personalities from all regions. Its members have been asked to reflect on and reinvent the construction of peace founded on justice, respect for human rights, gender equality and solidarity, in the context of globalization and the challenges it poses, such as climate change, management of resources and ethical and economic issues. The Panels mission is to ring out UNESCOs message of peace in the world through education, science, culture, information and communication.
Type: Round table
Author/Personalities: Kjell Magne Bondevik, panellist ; Lydia Cacho, panellist ; Wigdis Finnbogadotti, panellist ; Julia Kristeva, panellist ; Ilber Ortayli, panellist ; Wole Soyinka, panellist.
Production: UNESCO TV, producer. UNESCO Social and Human Sciences Sector, co-producer.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Police say a man broke into the home of a 71-year-old Colorado Springs woman, knocked a gun out of her hand and sexually assaulted her.
The woman told police she was watching television Thursday night when she saw someone looking through her window. She got her handgun and was standing in a hall when a man burst through the door and knocked her gun from her hand.
She says the man then threw her to the floor and assaulted her.
Police say the intruder took the woman's wallet, which contained about $100, and a comforter from her sofa, explaining he was homeless.
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JeffSegal needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 93 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
The Law Offices of Jeffrey Segal.
A personal injury and workmans' comp attorney with 20 years of experience.
Site should be clean, simple, and easy to navigate and read. Colors to work with can include green, grey, white, a dash of yellow perhaps, and black for text. We won't be transparent about it at all – green as in the "color of money".
Our objective of the home page is to get them to call the office. We want it to "punch", be readable in a matter of seconds, and give them an easy call to action (i.e., making the phone call). We view the home page as sort-of the cover of a book, and we want them to buy that book.
We serve anyone who has suffered a personal or work injury and needs the counsel of an experienced attorney.
Site should be designed & written for high-school level audience. Audience may have slow Internet connections and old computers and browsers, so we don't need things like flash and big pictures that might bog down load time.
A site we kind-of like is: http://www.steinbergspencer.com. What we like: (a) phone number prominent; (b) feels personal with the picture of the attorney front and center; (c) the free-consultation form; and (d) "Se Habla Espanol". Don't like: (a) the top (logo and phone number) takes up way too much space; (b) don't like the animated woman who comes out (we don't need that); (c) don't like the yellow, changing marquee; and (d) too much content on the home page.
Another: http://www.sdinjurylaw.com. What we like: (a) picture of the operator, lending a personal nature to the site; (b) Skype phone number; (c) top panel (logo, phone number, prominent links of "Home", "About Us", and "Contact Us"). Don't: (a) don't need the flash in the middle with the changing pictures and fly-in text.
Top could be ala sdinjurylaw.com but smaller. Logo just "The Law Offices of Jeffrey Segal". Whatever font looks good. Center "Se Habla Espanol" & beneath that "English | Spanish". Right: "Call For Free Advice!", 1-800-500-8922, skype underneath. Image to the right of the text.
After top panel, horizontal nav: Home, Firm Resume, Verdicts & Settlements, Testimonials, Personal Injuries, Workmans' Comp, Referring Attorneys, Contact.
Next follow steinberg model w/ attorney's picture (use placeholder for now); superimposed skyline of San Diego, "Injuries Change Lives" / "Learn Your Rights" / "And Fix Them"; and a form with: (a) FREE ADVICE; (b) 1-800-500-8922 or complete the form below. Same fields as steinberg but center button at bottom with label "Send".
Below that centered, "I PROMISE YOU:" and then below that, perhaps in two columns w/ checks:
Personal Attention: I handle all aspects of every case myself.
Someone To Fight For YOU: I was born in Queens, New York, and this taught me to be tough and never back down. That fighter's instinct drives me to this day.
Pay Me Nothing Until I WIN YOUR CASE.
Spectacular Results: Large settlements do not happen by accident. They are the result of experience, hard work, toughness, and the reputation of your attorney. With over $50,000,000 (MILLION) WON over the last 20 year, I have what it takes.


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Selecting your vehicle's make, model, and year allows us to display only parts and items specific to your car's model and year.
Part# C2257
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OPGI Price: $26.99
Part Type: (A) Aftermarket product, usually an enhancement product
Years: 1959-1977
Sold As: EACH
You'll get a 4-oz. can of POR-15 (enough to cover 12 sq. ft.), a 1/2-pint of "Cleaner Degreaser" a 1/2-pint of "Metal Prep" two wooden handle paint brushes and a pair of special high-dexterity surgical latex gloves. Available in black only.


text: Monday, August 29, 2011 PubMed Updates Clinical Queries Web Page PubMed recently modified its Clinical Queries homepage to provide users with a more straightforward understanding of how to enter a search. After running a search, the category/scope limits for the Clinical Query Study Categories section, and topic limits for the Medical Genetics section, populate on the preview results page. A technical bulletin provides a screen captures of the queries and preview pages.


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CRESTVIEW � Mercedeze Claybrone was hitting on all cylinders for the Fort Walton Beach High School girls basketball team Tuesday night as the Vikings took on Crestview in a District 1-7A game.
CRESTVIEW � Mercedeze Claybrone was hitting on all cylinders for the Fort Walton Beach High School girls basketball team Tuesday night as the Vikings took on Crestview in a District 1-7A game.
Claybrone scored a game-high 36 points and had just enough help from her friends as Fort Walton Beach rolled to a 57-51 win.
Crestview's loss to the Vikings came one night after the Bulldogs beat Walton 66-64 in a game that came down to the last minute.
Bulldog Coach Kathy Combest admitted Monday's game might have affected her team against the Vikings.
"It probably took a little bit out of us," she said of Monday's game. "But we've got to make the plays. We've got to make the lay ups.
"We've got to control the blocks (rebounding)."
Claybrone's first basket came with 5:15 left in the first quarter to give the Vikings a lead they would hold the rest of the game.
It might have taken the 5-foot-11 senior three minutes to get warmed up, but once she got started she was virtually unstoppable. Claybrone did most of her damage inside the paint on a variety of back door cuts. She also hit 10-of-15 free throws.
Claybrone finished the first quarter with 10 points. And while she was a one-woman show the Bulldogs kept things close playing team basketball and sharing the wealth.
Crestview freshman KK McTear, who scored 29 points against Walton on Monday, remained hot Tuesday with 21 points. Six of McTear's points came in the first quarter as Fort Walton Beach led 13-9 after one.
Ariann Simms came on strong in the second quarter for the Bulldogs (4-5, 2-2) scoring seven of her 15 points in the period. Simms strong showing allowed Crestview to cut a point off the Viking lead as the teams headed to halftime with Fort Walton Beach up 26-23.
Three points was a close as Crestview would get all night.
Claybrone's hot play early in the third quarter allowed the Vikings to extend the lead to 33-24. But a young Bulldog that often had three freshmen on the court at once refused to break.
Nyquaja Collins scored five points in the third to keep Crestview in the game. A 3-point play by Collins with 52 seconds left in the quarter cut the Viking lead back to three points. But the Vikings hit a pair of late free throws to end the period and extend the lead back to five points.
The fourth quarter was all about free throws as the Vikings got to the line 16 times and scored seven points from the stripe.
The Bulldogs only had seven free throws in the period and hit four.
In the end free throws might have had as big a say in the outcome of the game as Claybrone.
The Vikings went the line 35 times and hit 17 free throws while Crestview only shot 18 free throws and hit 11 of them.
She scored most of her points from inside the paint.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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IMPAKT 2013: Abstracts
Abstract submission for IMPAKT 2013 closed on 16 January 2013.
Abstract Publication Schedule
Abstracts accepted for poster presentation during IMPAKT 2013 and for publication in the conference abstract book, were published online on Monday, 22 April 2013.
Abstracts selected for oral presentation during the IMPAKT 2013 Best Abstracts session will be made public at the beginning of the conference.
Abstracts selected for the official IMPAKT Press Programme will be made public at the beginning of the official Press Conference or the session during which they are presented, whichever comes first.
|Publication date
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|Beginning of IMPAKT 2013
Accepted abstracts will be published as a supplement of the official ESMO journal: Annals of Oncology.


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Born Feb 9, E. M. 344
Died May 19, E. M. 409
Find Bartlett and more on the Digital Cemetery at http://cemetery.cottonhills.com/
This is the spot to blog about all things related to cemeteries, whether it be care, monument research, questions, or to read what's going on with the Digital Cemetery Project at http://cemetery.cottonhills.com
I was thinking this could mean "enlisted man" which is typical on military tombstones - but weird that it lines up with being 1500 + the other number to equal dates . . .
Working on whether e.m. could mean Egregiae memoriae
Which means? Working on my Latin . . .
Great find! I posted for translation and got:
Egregiae = distinguised/eminent/excellent
Memoriae = memory
I wonder if there is more to it than the literal translation?
This is a great post! Seems like the EM would be some sort of Roman numeral dating, "M" being 1000 - but there's no "E" in the Roman numerals. very curious...
Fascinating site - I am very impressed!
Best wishes
Laurie (England)
The Bartlett tombstone also created a lot of interest on Yahoo Answers.


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Everyone might talk about the actual catwalk, but it's backstage where you get to get up close and personal with the hair, makeup and clothes that makes a runway show what it is.
Fashionising.com headed backstage to take in the finer details of Costello Tagliapietra's spring / summer 2013 showing at New York fashion week (NYFW).
You can see all of the backstage pictures of the Costello Tagliapietra spring / summer 2013 runway collection by clicking on a thumbnail on the left. From there you can browse through each of the pictures from the fashion show.
Photography by Imaxtree


text: As an NYU Liberal Studies first year away student, you will have the unique opportunity of completing your first-year degree requirements at one of NYU's exciting centers in Florence, London, Paris or Washington, DC. Participants take pre-approved courses that allow for them to stay on track with their degree requirements and graduate on time. Programs are uniquely designed for Liberal Studies first year students and run for the full academic year.


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A blog by one of the volunteer reviewers for Geocaching.com. It's about geocaching and the review process -- what it takes to get your new caches listed on the world's most popular geocaching web site. ©Copyright 2012 by K.Braband. All rights reserved
Saturday, December 01, 2007
Winter is here
Sometimes I think I can tell what the weather is like without venturing outside, looking out the window or looking at a radar image. All I have to do is check the review queue to see how many new geocaches have been submitted. So far today, for example, there were only four new caches submitted (only one of which could be approved so far, pending a couple of issues that need to be fixed for the others). The reason for this relatively low number is most likely the snow storm that's sweeping the upper Midwest. Pretty easy to understand that people don't want to place caches during inclement weather. Most people, anyway. I think we all know at least a couple of geocachers who don't let a little thing like Mother Nature slow them down.
Posted by IowaAdmin at 3:07 PM
3 comments:
- Norm Rogers said...
Winter's arrived here in the Twin Cities also. Never been geocaching in the snow but we may try it today. Didn't dare to go out yesterday. It would have changes all the hides to five & five. I put a link to your post on my blog at http://geocats.blogspot.com/
- 8:25 AM, December 02, 2007
- sfwife said...
A great reason to live in Florida!
- 12:08 AM, December 07, 2007
- IowaAdmin said...
But if we lived in Florida we wouldn't be able to look forward to going there for vacation!
- 8:55 PM, December 11, 2007
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Nitin9 needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 24 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
Gold Research Inc.
surveys for restaurants
We have come out with a new product that allows people to take surveys using their own smartphones. We are marketing this product to the restaurat industry. The idea is that restaurant visitors could finish a meal and then provide feedback instantly via their smart phones on their dining experience, down to the level of individual menu items.
Here is what we need:
a) We are looking to further refine the attached brochure so that the idea comes through more clearly and in a more clean and modern way
b) The key idea is that diners in restaurants take surveys on smartphones or iphones and restaurant owners see results instantly on their computers. If you can add illustrations to showcase the idea, especially the "how it works" section on page 2 of the attachment then that would be great.
c) Color Palette - Could be a white or very light grey/silver background. Color schemes to be purple and gold, same as logo colors. Text can be in black. Labels can be in purple, same as logo colors
d) Insert our logo in the brochure
Feel free to email any questions.
Please see snapshot of how our ipads look on kiosks for people to enter feedback.