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SLP Performance 31042A - SLP Loudmouth Exhaust Camaro V8 Cat-back System w/3.5 Slash Tips; 1998-2002.
SLP's F-Body cat-backs have always been the best-performing exhaust systems in the business. Now they're the most versatile, too! Using our industry-exclusive modular design architecture, we've developed a line of systems that can be quickly reconfigured to fit changing performance, noise-level, and sound-quality requirements. Simply loosen a few band clamps, swap muffler types, retighten, and you're done. No other exhaust offers this level of performance and adaptability!
Along with the included race muffler, the F-Body Loud Mouth system is compatible with our original Loud Mouth II buttlet-type race muffler (#31067). Get both for complete control over your car's sound and performance characteristics.
NOTES: Includes Loud Mouth resonator. Loud Mouth II race muffles sold separately.
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|Deep, rich, and mellow; minimal resonance
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History and information about SLP Performance and their products.
Since 2001, LMPerformance has worked closely with SLP Performance to offer customers a wide range of performance enhancements to the American muscle car, the best known of which is its SLP Loudmouth muffler and SLP Camaro systems. With our SLP Performance parts line we have helped customers transform late-model rides into modern muscle cars like the Camaro SS and Pontiac Firehawk.True to its name, Street Legal Performance (SLP) has a vision "to not just provide performance, but to do so with the best engineering practices and quality possible, far exceeding the industry standards." Impressively, SLP was the first company in the performance aftermarket to develop and manufacture a 50-state emission-legal performance package specifically for V8 Camaros and Firebirds. LMPerformance carries SLP's best-in-class performance upgrades in the following product categories: TVS Supercharger Packages, Blackwing Cold Air Intakes, SLP Exhaust Tips, SLP Loudmouth Mufflers, Powerflo Headers, SLP Accessories, SLP Suspension, SLP Brake Kits and SLP Wheels. The range of applications offered by the SLP line is equally as wide. Below is just a partial list: Chevy Camaro, Corvette, GM/GMC Trucks and SUVs, Pontiac Firebird, GTP, G8, GXP and GTO, Ford Mustang and F-150, Dodge Challenger, Charger, Magnum and 300.
Awesome, Date: 9/27/2010
By: csgantt
Ownership: 1 day - 1 week
The sound is absolutely the meanest I've heard in a long time. Exceeded my expectations just as indicated by the previous review. The poor little Mustangs pulling up next to me look frightened :)
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SLP long-tube headers and SLP LM-1 exhaust on a 2000 SS camaro.
Welded it on instead of the clamps because i didnt want them to be visible. The sound is like no other and completely exceded my expectations. Highly recommend it to any one who wants to really let their f-body breath.
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Reviews for SLP Performance's Other products are show below.
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K&N Flowmaster Blackbear custom tune
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SLP CAI, 160 deg. thermos, competition harmonic balancer,4L60E shift kit, 3400 rpm stall converter, 373 rear end gears, granatelli 85mm maf ,Diablo predator reprogram, dual exhaust.224/224/581/581 comp cam with 114lsa and dual springs.
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K&N intake, magnaflow muffler swap, SLP rear section (resonator delete) and BlackBear Tune
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LA Galaxy defender A.J. DeLaGarza predicted before the club's match against Sporting Kansas City Saturday night that Landon Donovan would score.
He was right.
Donovan's first goal since his return from a playing hiatus followed an assist that broke Sporting KC's shutout streak at 545 minutes -- the fifth longest in MLS history -- and helped the Galaxy on the way to a 2-0 home win Saturday.
"Tonight it was nice to actually make a tangible impact," Donovan said. "That has to be the goal from now forward."
Against Kansas City, Donovan made only his second MLS start of the season and fifth appearance overall in 2013. The U.S. international returned late from the offseason following an extended sabbatical.
"It always takes four or five games to get back into the swing of things," Galaxy forward Robbie Keane said.
After a couple rusty displays, Donovan returned to something resembling his usual form against Kansas City.
One of his trademark counters down the wing in the 27th minute led to the first goal. Marcelo Sarvas stripped Oriol Rosell, and Sporting KC coach Peter Vermes claimed that, after a heavy touch by Rosell let Sarvas get a piece of the ball, it bounced up touched the Brazilian's hand.
"Absolutely. 100 percent. I saw the replay," Vermes said. "Handball? He should have just palmed it. He should have got a foul for palming, that's how bad that was."
Referee Jair Marrufo did not whistle an infraction and play continued. Sarvas fed Donovan, who sped down the left flank, where he had exploited the space behind Chance Myers several times.
"Their outside backs really like to go forward," Donovan said.
In the box, Aurelien Collin stood off Donovan, allowing the 31-year-old to measure a low cross, which Sarvas, who had continued his run, tipped over the line. Sporting Kansas City hadn't conceded in five games straight.
"It breaks us a little bit," Vermes said of the goal.
The Galaxy continued to force turnovers in midfield, aware that SKC had played a game on Wednesday on the East Coast, a 1-0 win over the New York Red Bulls. Both Vermes and Donovan mentioned that the six-hour flight Thursday and fatigue likely hindered Kansas City's performance.
"They're a team that likes to press, and we wanted to flip the tables a little bit, see how they handle it. They didn't do so well with that," Donovan said. "They were never really comfortable."
The pressure paid off with the clinching goal in the 74th minute. During a Kansas City attack, the Galaxy pushed the ball out of defense swiftly. Paulo Nagamura slipped on the halfway line and Keane tore away toward Jimmy Nielsen.
"I was debated whether to actually make the run at first," Donovan said. "Robbie, from there, probably 95 times out of 100 is going to score. And so I just decided to go. I wasn't sure if he saw me. I didn't think he saw me, to be honest."
But Keane did see the run. In the box, the LA captain unselfishly dished the ball to his right, allowing Donovan score his first goal of the season.
"He's a class player," Donovan said of Keane. "I could sense that he wanted to get me going. That's what a leader does. If he took the shot he's probably going to score, but he wanted to get me a tap-in and I appreciate it."
With his first goal and first assist of 2013 out of the way, Donovan hopes he can quickly return to the form which made him the all-time top scorer in U.S. national team history and a five-time MLS Cup champion.
"I'm almost there," the 31-year-old said. "Just a little bit more sharpness, but I felt almost back to normal. I felt like I was very close to 100 percent tonight. Don't count the old guy out just yet. I've still got a little bit left in me."
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The King University men's wrestling team traveled to compete in the 35th Midwest Classic and turned in a 14th place finish among 29 teams in the prestigious event. D'Marcus Spencer and JA Jones both made to the second day of competition and took fifth and six, in their respective weight classes.
Spencer advanced to the semifinals of the 133 pound weight class on Saturday after winning his first three bouts. He opened by defeating Zachary Reges of Gannon University on a fall in 1:26 before topping Coker College's Charlie Huff on a 4-1 decision. Spencer advanced to the semifinals after defeating Lake Erie College's Austin Gillihan on a narrow 3-1 decision. In the semifinals on Sunday, Spencer faced Ashland University's Michael Labry, and fell by a narrow 3-2 decision to the eventual champion. In consolation bracket, the junior dropped a narrow 2-1 decision to Zach Shank of Western State Colorado University. However, Spencer bounced back to defeat Baker University's Bryce Shoemaker 6-5 in the fifth place bout.
Jones' weekend didn't start out as well as Spencer's did as Jones fell to West Liberty University's Bryan Skoff in his opening bout. However, Jones found his stride in the consolation bracket, rolling off four straight wins to reach the semifinals. He started the run with back-to-back wins on falls against Chase Boyd of Tiffin University and University of Central Missouri's Brennan Johnson. He then defeated University of Findlay's Jordan Cowell on a 14-5 major decision to advance to Sunday's quarterfinals. On Sunday, the sophomore opened by topping Dominick Nania of Wheeling Jesuit University on a fall in 41 seconds before facing Tyler Knapp of Newberry College in the semifinals. However, Jones dropped that match on a 10-8 decision before falling to Ashland's Kyle Burns to take sixth place.
After losing his first bout of the day, Frank Yattoni IV recorded two consecutive major decision victories in the 141-pound consolation bracket before losing a 3-1 decision to Gannon's John Marotto. At 149 pounds, Chance Smith also reeled off two consecutive consolation bracket wins before falling to Seji Borja of Newberry who finished sixth after reaching the semifinals.
The Tornado finished 14th of 29 teams the prestigious tournament while Newberry won the 35th Annual Midwest Classic. The hosts, University of Indianapolis finished tied for second with McKendree University while Upper Iowa University finished fourth and Ashland University finished fifth.
King will be in action again on January 11 when the travel to the Coker Duals in Harford, S.C. The duals are scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. King will then host Limestone College on January 15 at 7:00 p.m., before hosting Anderson University on January 18.


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The Register of Members' Financial Interests: Part 1
As at 20th May 2013
PAICE, Sir James (South East Cambridgeshire)
2. Remunerated employment, office, profession etc
Partner in smallholding in Cambridgeshire, on which I make no drawings.
8. Land and Property
Smallholding in Cambridgeshire, which is my main home.
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At Tuesday's meeting of the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees, Kershaw County School District (KCSD) Executive Director for Operations Billy Smith presented a PowerPoint which offered an overview of maps and information regarding Facilities Equalization Plan Phase 2 options in the West Wateree area; Smith had similarly presented overviews regarding the Camden area at the Jan. 21 board meeting and regarding the North Central area at the Feb. 4 board meeting.
Camden High School (CHS) will hold an Upcycling Fair on March 1 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Commons area. CHS Principal Dan Matthews issued a letter to parents and students which explained that upcycling, sometimes referred to as "re-purposing," is the process of taking an object that might be thrown away and converting it into something useful. The Upcycling Fair is planned to encourage students and the community to find ways to reduce the amount of garbage thrown into landfills, Matthews said.
The Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center is accepting applications for the 2014-15 Junior Leadership Kershaw County class for rising juniors and seniors who attend a Kershaw County high school.
The United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC) held a luncheon recently to thank volunteers and donors who contributed to its 2014 campaign at the Robert Mills Courthouse in downtown Camden. The luncheon recognized various individuals and organizations throughout the county who gave of their time, efforts and funds to the UWKC. At right, UWKC Campaign Coordinator Pam Spivey, dressed in chef attire and armed with a mixing bowl and spoon, told campaign contributors and volunteers, "You are the main ingredient in our success!" Below, clients from the Kershaw County Council on Aging shared their patriotic spirt, singing and waving American ...
What does a person who suffers from both lactose intolerance and celiac disease do during a natural disaster/state of emergency/winter storm? Since the staples of these said storms are "milk and bread," my guess is … she starves to death?
The United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC) held a luncheon recently to thank volunteers and donors who contributed to its 2014 campaign at the Robert Mills Courthouse in downtown Camden. The luncheon recognized various individuals and organizations throughout the county who gave of their time, efforts and funds to the UWKC.
My sister and I recently watched the "Snapped: Jodi Arias" special documentary. My absolute favorite thing to watch on TV is crime investigation programming. I love that type of thing -- real-life murder mysteries and figuring out who's the culprit and how to punish him or her accordingly. That's what I consider real, riveting entertainment.
Allan Wolf, a poet, author and performer, has a goal in mind when he performs before an audience -- it is, as he says, "to show people how to see the world in a different way and (how) to find the extraordinariness of the ordinary." Wolf has written books for both elementary school age children as well as for young adult audiences.
The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) is helping teachers get ready for implementation of the Common Core State Standards Initiative. KCSD Executive Director for K-12 Instruction Tim Hopkins and KCSD Common Core Transition Specialist Lisa Carter updated the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees on the district's work to prepare for next year's Common Core implementation at Tuesday's school board meeting. Hopkins and Carter focused on how teachers would be adequately prepared with both training and resources to implement the standards.
Pine Tree Hill Elementary School (PTHS) and Camden First Baptist (CFB) Kindergarten and Children's Center recently celebrated their 100th day of school with programs, activities and a balloon release.
By HALEY ATKINSON
Singles Awareness Day (SAD) is coming up in about two weeks and for those of us who currently recognize this day … because we're single … preparatory tactics are now underway. Yes, Feb. 14 is right around the corner. Don't believe me? Visit any drug store and tell me if you aren't bombarded with pink, glittery, sparkly, heart-shaped, Teddy-beared, floral explosions of commercially motivated depictions of love.
Jackie Jordan recently joined the Clemson Extension as its area horticulture agent, bringing a wealth of experience to the role. Jordan's focus is in commercial and specialty crops in Kershaw, Fairfield and Richland counties. She works with farmers who grow fruits and vegetables, with landscapers working on yards and public greenery and with gardening specialists working with fields and golf courses.
Due to forecasted winter storms, Kershaw County School District (KCSD) schools and offices were closed on Tuesday and Wednesday and all after school extracurricular activities, meetings and programs originally scheduled for those days were cancelled.
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I used watercolours to create my background and just accent the foreground. I wanted to create something with a spring theme and capture new beginnings.
Before I became obsessed with creating mixed media, one of my many art explorations was watercolour. Given that our April challenge prompt is 'watercolour', I dragged out my old supplies and 'introduced' them to my mixed media supplies! I have used actual watercolor paint for the 'fractured' background, but also created a watercolour look with markers and sprays.
When I think about watercolors I always imagine something bright and dreamy. So I decided to draw this cute whimsical dreamy girl and put her to collage background. The girl's face I colored with Prismacolor wax pencils, but her neck, her hair I did paint with watercolors. About the flowers and feathers - actually they made with stamping and embossing and I only colored them also with a watercolors.
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Dan Scott has an announcement today about the official release of his File_MARC PEAR package, version 0.1.0 alpha.
What does this mean? Well, assuming you have PHP 5.1+ and PEAR installed, you can now download and install File_MARC and its prerequisite with a simple command. I've also imported the File_MARC source into the PEAR CVS repository, so you can poke and prod and provide patches.
He notes some of the changes he wants to make before things hit version 1.0, including MARCXML support.


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The Online Home of Kevin M. Levin
About Kevin Levin
Thanks so much for taking the time to read this post. What next? Scroll down and leave a comment if you are so inclined. Looking for more Civil War content? Join the Civil War Memory Facebook group and follow me on Twitter. Check out my book, Remembering the Battle of the Crater: War as Murder, which is an ideal introduction to the subject of Civil War memory and the 1864 battle.


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Reviewed By david m (EPSOM, NH) Reviewed for a 2007 Mercury Mountaineer —9/11/2014 2:24 AM
Part came in early. Could have used the gasket for the cat flange. Had to get a pipe expander for the connection over the rear axle. Autozone tool rental ro the rescue. Overall the sound and looks are great. Waiting to see on the gas mileage.


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The Mission of the Everglades 230 DC
The 230 DC is somewhat of a departure for Everglades, a builder that has concentrated heavily on fishing machines in center consoles and express types. With the 230 the builder is acknowledging the trend that has been building the last number of years to family boats that can be used for both fishing and towing sports. However, even before function, Everglades' mission with this boat as with all of its models is to produce the absolute best boat in class from the standpoints of quality, amenities, features, functionality, innovation and safety. That's a tall order, it takes imagination, experience and money -- but we think Everglades has done it in the 230 DC.
Distinguishing Features
Level Flotation.
The USCG requires that all motorboats 20' (6.09 m) or smaller and powered by a 2-hp engines or larger, float level if swamped. That means that the outboard engine cannot weigh down the boat. Everglades has designed all of its boats -- which go up to 35' (10.66 m) -- to float level if swamped. (See video of Everglades President Steve Dougherty explaining level flotation…)
Large Scuppers.
Everglades knows that if water comes aboard it must be gotten out quickly to keep the boat from swamping. As a result, its scuppers' capacity far exceeds ABYC Standards. (See video of Steve Dougherty discussing scuppers size…)
Fishboxes Not Placed Outboard.
Because the Doughertys have made a career of studying level flotation they have some strong ideas about where fish boxes should and should not be placed for the integrity of the vessel. They will not put them in the cockpit sole, port and starboard, or near the transom. (See short video on this subject… https://www.boattest.com/boats/boat_video.aspx?SubID=1219&ID=2702
Towing Arch is Standard.
The 230 DC has a powder-coated arch with ski pylon, rod holders, blue/white courtesy lights, spreader lights and a custom sun top.
No Windshield Frame Header.
One of the most annoying things in boats this size and style is to have a windshield frame which is right in the line of sight of the operator. Since boaters come in different heights one height does not fit all unless it is very high. Everglades has solved the problem by eliminating the windshield header frame.
Bow Seat Cushions Bolted On.
For those boaters who have had bow cushions fly off or overboard this innovation will be welcome. Everglades uses wing nuts on the under side of the forward lockers to anchor the cushions and make it easy to unbolt them.
Dougherty Family-Owned Business.
The patriarch of the family is Bob Dougherty who started out as an engineer for Boston Whaler in its early days and has been building boats ever since. They all had at least two things in common: 1) they all were unsinkable; and, 2) high quality. Son Stephen Dougherty, also an engineer, now runs the company. (See short interview of president Steve Dougherty explaining family history in boat building…)
Construction is Top-Notch.
Everglades uses a patented construction process that it calls RAMCAP. The boat is filled with block foam that is molded to fit the voids left for it. In this way Everglades know precisely the amount of floatation in every part of the boat. The all-composite construction uses the finest materials available to the marine industry. Everglades uses 6 lb. density foam, not 2 lb. flotation foam.
Everglades takes a back seat to no builder in class when it comes to its hardware and finishing work.
Exquisite Design and Execution.
Virtually everything on the 230 DC has been carefully designed not only for functionality, but also for utility beyond the normal treatment. It seems as if Everglades' engineers approach every detail of the boat and ask themselves how they make the object better than anything that has come before.
In a business where innovation is the life blood of sales, in our opinion, no company in class does a better job of introducing new innovations than Everglades. Like all builders, it keeps close tabs on what the competition is doing, but it consistently comes up with new features, amenities and functionality with virtually every new boat. A great help in that regard is Everglades willingness to let the cost chips (and price) fall where they may if the innovation seems worthwhile. (See Steve Dougherty explain his company's innovation process…)
Major Standard Features
We have not tested the boat so we can make no comments about her performance and handling. The boat is equipped as well or better than any in class as standard, however we are surprised to see that hydraulic steering is an option.
We would make the two jump seats at the transom an inch or so lower so people can sit back and have their feet firmly planted on the deck, particularly children. (The casting lid can stay at the same height.) We'd also put a hand-hold rail outboard of these two seats as well as inboard.
Love Affair.
Other than that, we have few criticisms of the 230 DC. In fact, Captain Steve said that he "loved" her when we spoke to him just after he made a video walkthrough. The Everglades 230 DC is a family "do-anything" day boat for people who like details done right and who take pride in having one of the finest boats in class. Needless to say, the Everglades 230 DC does not come cheap. But for those who want a high-quality boat and a prestigious brand name, Everglades should be on their short list.
Standard and Optional Features
Marine Electronics
|VHF Radio
|CD Stereo
|Head: Portable
|Power Steering
|Trim Tabs
|Washdown: Fresh Water
|Washdown: Raw Water
Exterior Features
|Carpet: Cockpit
|Standard Arch
|Swim Ladder
|Swim Platform
Hull Warranty
|NMMA Certification
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Whether your tastes run to minimalism, traditional style, or some where in between, Bridges 2.0 satisfies your need for function and fashion. Think of it as the "little black dress" that you can dress up with a more sophisticated modern edge or you can dress down to create a serene, casual feel. Its warm Newbridge cherry finish is versatile enough to work with your antique floor mirror or stainless steel lamp, or the rich Mocha tone can offer a bolder complement. The collection comes standard with brushed nickel hardware, and optional wood knobs may be purchased to create a more organic feel. The clean lines are equally at home in a city loft or country cottage. And, true to its name, Bridges 2.0 spans styles and periods, from Metro to Retro and back again. Change your mind, change your mood, change your style … without having to change your furniture.
Slender Arm and Side Chairs with gently arcing backs complete the ensemble for either the Bridges 2.0 Round or Rectangle Dining Tables (sold separately). Complete the look with your choice of fabrics.


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Game: 11770036
Not entirely sure the user name is appropriate, but the language this player has used towards me is definetely inappropriate. Swearing and personally insulting me.
I tend to log on once or twice a day to take turns, no more, I wait patiently for my turn, this player should do the same.
The player has also left similar message on my wall.


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"Get that out of your mouth!" If you're a parent, I'll bet you've only said this about 10,000 times to your child before the age of 5. I certainly have — but it isn't always harmless objects that they reach for at every opportunity. Children have that adventurous tendency to explore the home and put themselves in very dangerous situations if you don't keep an eye on them.
There are well over 2 million accidental poisonings in North America each year and sadly, many result in the worst possible outcome. That being said, the majority of these tragedies are preventable if you take the time to educate yourself and your family, take preventative steps to avoid them entirely and understand how to respond in the event of an accidental poisoning.
As with most safety issues in the home, it all starts with common sense. Be aware of what your children are doing, understand where they can get themselves into trouble and eliminate the possibility of accidents by keeping harmful products out of sight and out of reach. It's difficult to keep every dangerous item in the home under lock and key (especially if you're unaware that they are hazardous) but that is certainly your safest bet and the best way to protect your family.
We're re-screening this week's video to remind us all of how poisonings occur, where they are most likely to occur and what to do in the event of an emergency.
Do you have small children? What steps have you taken to protect them from accidental poisonings? We'd love to hear what tips you can add to our list. Please leave your comments below.


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SVB Financial Group Announces Date And Time Of Quarterly Earnings Call
Jan 17, 2013, 04:10 ET
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SVB Financial Group (NASDAQ: SIVB) will report its financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2012, on Thursday, January 24, 2013, after the close of the stock market.
As in prior quarters, the Company will file its quarterly financial results with the SEC via form 8-K. The company will concurrently issue a brief advisory release via newswire containing a link to the full financial results on its investor relations website at http://ir.svb.com.
Following the release of earnings, the Company will host a conference call at 3:00 p.m. (Pacific Time) on Thursday, January 24, 2013, to discuss the results.
Dial-in: Dial (877) 663-9523 or (404) 665-9482 and reference the conference ID 88104520.
Webcast: A live, audio webcast of the call can be accessed on the Investor Relations section of the Company's Web site at http://ir.svb.com.
Replay: A replay of the conference call will be available beginning at approximately 6:00 p.m. (Pacific Time) on Thursday, January 24, 2013, through midnight on Wednesday, January 30, 2013. To access the replay, dial (855) 859-2056 or (404) 537-3406 and reference conference ID 88104520. A replay of the audio webcast will also be available at http://ir.svb.com for 12 months beginning Thursday, January 24, 2013
About SVB Financial Group For nearly three decades, SVB Financial Group and its subsidiaries, including Silicon Valley Bank, have been dedicated to helping entrepreneurs succeed. SVB Financial Group is a financial holding company that serves companies in the technology, life science, venture capital and premium wine industries. Offering diversified financial services through Silicon Valley Bank, SVB Analytics, SVB Capital, SVB Global and SVB Private Bank, SVB Financial Group provides clients with commercial, investment, international and private banking services. The company also offers funds management, broker-dealer transactions and asset management, as well as the added value of its knowledge and networks worldwide. Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., SVB Financial Group (Nasdaq: SIVB) operates through 27 offices in the U.S. and international operations in China, India, Israel and the United Kingdom. More information on the company can be found at www.svb.com. (SIVB-F)
Banking services are provided by Silicon Valley Bank, a member of the FDIC and the Federal Reserve. SVB Private Bank is a division of Silicon Valley Bank. SVB Financial Group is also a member of the Federal Reserve.
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Recall Details
101 vehicles altered by Roush Racing to operate using the Roush Cleantech Propane Autogas may develop a fuel leak. This is due to improperly seated fuel injector retention clips. Fuel leaks always increase the risk of a fire. Roush will replace the retaining clips to correct this concern.
Our Quick Take
101 vehicles modified by Roush Racing may develop a fuel leak near one or more fuel injectors.
What Should You Do?
Roush will notify owners of affected vehicles, though no notification date is available at this time. If your Roush modified vehicle is experiencing a fuel leak, or you don't receive notification and you feel you should have, please contact Roush Racing. It's helpful to have your vehicle identification number (VIN) when you call.


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Wall Street's bull stands between Washington and the "fiscal cliff," and traders increasingly fear it will get run over.
Stocks have sold off more than 5 percent since election day on concerns that President Barack Obama and a divided Congress will not be able to strike a deal on taxes and spending that would avoid the U.S. economy hitting the $600 billion cliff. The cliff is a combination of taxes and automatic spending cuts that start to take effect Jan. 1 if Congress does not act.
While there has been talk from each side about a commitment to compromise, the first face-to-face meeting on the topic since the election takes place Friday when Congressional leaders meet with Obama at the White House. There is a lot at stake, and traders will be watching and waiting to see how Congressional leaders leave the meeting.
"It could go either way. I don't know that anyone has any fantastic visibility of what's going to come out of the meeting," said Gina Martin Adams, head of institutional equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities. "We kind of have to wait for the results and see where we go from there."


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If you are like me, you have watched with a sense of disgust and disbelief over the past few weeks as the results of the last 14 years of Republican greed, and shortsightedness have come home to roost. You remember the "Republican Revolution of 1994," don't you?
We as voters in the 2nd Congressional District have stood by and watched as the Republicans and their "trickle down economics" have literally sold us out year by year with subsidies and tax breaks to the very companies that we made great, so that "we could compete in the world market."
Did you know that more than two-thirds of all doctors' visits end with a prescription being written?
More than 9,000 children under the age of 6 were exposed to powerful prescription painkillers between 2003 and 2006, the nation's poison control centers reported. The average age of children affected was 2 and nearly all of the events occurred at home.
Here's how to protect your young children from accidental injury:
In a few days, a most important election will take place. Let's compare our choices.
On the one hand, we have Sen. Barack Obama, whose only approach to solving a problem is by taxing it or regulating it. He and Sen. Biden have a pro-abortion record that is completely opposite the strong pro-life record of Sen. McCain and Gov. Palin.
Just the other day, I saw the pastor, members and youth of Elk Horn Baptist Church picking up garbage on the side of the road. They cleaned more than 15 miles of highway and ended up with many, many bags of garbage. I would like to thank them for their service to the community.
When I was a little boy, I tossed some trash out of the window of our car. When my mother realized what I had done, she explained to me that we don't throw garbage out the window because it takes many years to rot and asked what I thought it would look like if everybody threw their garbage out the window.
The Central Kentucky News-Journal welcomes letters on a variety of topics, including letters about political races and candidates.
We anticipate there will be letters written supporting and possibly criticizing candidates. If you support a candidate, write and tell our readers the reasons why. If there's a candidate you don't particularly like, you can write about that, too.
Use good taste and don't libel anyone. You can say what you believe, but personal attacks or allegations that cannot be verified will not be accepted.
This nation was won with blood, sweat and tears and designed with the wisdom of good God-fearing men and women who were bound together with love of country. Their goal was God and country.
Today, we seem to be divided in every way. The people do not trust our elected officials, either state or federal. I was just watching five preachers on KET and one of them almost called the other one a liar right on television. This is terrible and something is terribly wrong.
I was amazed at the comment in Calen McKinney's opinion column in the Monday, Oct. 13 issue of the Central Kentucky News-Journal. To quote Ms. McKinney, "I certainly hope the jail is successful and stays full."
Stays full? What level have we sunk to when we hope a jail stays full so we can pay for it? It is my hope that the jails and prisons in this country will eventually go out of business — that there will cease to be a need for them.
Senator McCain has a deep understanding of world affairs and defense strategies. The last president to have significant military experience was George H.W. Bush (the Sr.), and every president before him since Harry Truman served in our military. Our most recent presidents: Bill Clinton, who decimated our military and did not serve in our armed forces; and George W. Bush only served part time in the Texas Air National Guard.
John McCain has been Senator for 22 years.
Mr. Obama has never been in the military and has been a Senator for four years. In terms of service to his country, he ranks second among those receiving donations from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac among all members of Congress since 1989 (according to the Center for Responsive Politics). Obama ranks second among those receiving donations from Lehman Brothers among all members of Congress since 1989 (according to the Center for Responsive Politics).
I just had to respond to a letter in your editorial section titled "Choose Wisely." I agree with the author, we do need to choose wisely.
When you look at the resumes of the two candidates running for president, you see stark contrasts. One candidate, John McCain, served his country heroically in the military during wartime and has served more than 22 years in the Senate, where even the Democrats admire his integrity.
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1stdibs Opens in the New York Design Center
Online vintage furniture marketplace 1stdibs just made the move from website to brick and mortar showroom. They've taken over the entire 10th floor of the New York Design Center, and they open to the public tomorrow (2/18). In short, it's the most upscale antique mall ever — we had fun getting a sneak preview of the space and fantasizing about which big-ticket items we'd take home if we had the cash.
Dealers from the US, Canada, Paris, and London are gathered together in a gutted-and-renovated 33,000 square foot space. Previously open to the trade only, the NYDC has unlocked its doors to the public, allowing anyone to visit the 10th floor showroom (just take the dedicated express elevator). Whether you're a designer or a retail shopper, you can tour the fifty-three dealer booths in person.
The types of items on display range from a signed Karl Springer pedestal desk ($10,000 at Metropolis Modern) to a hand-blown glass Belleville Chandelier ($6,700 at Bourgeois Boheme) to a 1940s taxidermy mink ($450 at Heir Antiques).
So, why the move from online-only content to a brick and mortar business? 1stdibs founder Michael Bruno says, "With our ten year anniversary quickly approaching, this felt like the right time to expand our services beyond the virtual world while still utilizing technology to enhance the shopping experience." The NYDC views the collaboration as a way to reach a broader audience. Design Center President Jim Druckman calls it "the first and most important step" towards making the NYDC a go-to resource for more than just the trade.
• Stellar Union from Southampton, NY (1-2)
• Heir Antiques from New York, NY (3)
• Jon Howell Antiques and Design from Brooklyn, NY (4)
• Gueridon from Brooklyn, New York (5)
• Branca from Chicago, IL (6)
• Bourgeois Boheme from Los Angeles, CA (7-8)
• Gustavo Olivieri Antiques from Miami Beach, FL (9)
• Highland Park from New York, NY (10)
• Metropolis Modern from New York, NY (11-12)
• Amy Zook Antiques from New York, NY (13)
• Pascal Boyer Gallery from New York, NY (14)
• Thomas Hayes Gallery from Hollywood, CA (15)
• Wyeth from New York, NY (16)
• Converso from Chicago, IL (17)
• Collage 20th Century Classics from Dallas, TX (18)
• Karina Gentinetta Disegno from New Orleans, LA (19)
• Get Back Inc. from Oakville, Connecticut (20)
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We've been saying this since June, but if the Phillies offense can be a little more consistent they have an excellent shot to win the National League East.
They hit last night in an 8-6 victory over the Marlins.
Jimmy Rollins went 3 for 5. Ryan Howard had two hits. Jayson Werth hit a three-run home run. They made up for another poor showing from Joe Blanton, who is 1-0 with a 5.58 ERA in his last six starts. Blanton, who joined the team during the all-star break as an innings eater, has pitched six innings just once in those six starts. They will need better from him down the stretch. But when you have an offense that lives up to its billing, they can work around nights like last night on occassion.
So today the Phillies sit 1 1/2 games behind the Mets in the NL East. They also sit three games behind the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL wild-card race. Ned Yost's teams never seem to play well in the second half, so the Phillies could put themselves in good shape in both races with a good week.
Werth crushed a three-run homer after he took a wrong turn to start the game. He has the seventh-best on-base percentage (.401) and seventh-best slugging percentage (.586) in the National League since the all-star break. He also ranks 10th in the league in homers (10) since the break.
"Werth's home run was definitely the big blow of the night," Charlie Manuel said. "When he hits the ball like that, he looks like an everyday player."
In the Phillies Notebook: Pat Burrell takes a seat, Kyle Kendrick gets another chance and more.


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - LSU Police have arrested six people for scalping tickets on campus before the LSU-Alabama football game. The Advocate reports three of those arrested are from Houston, two from Georgia and one from Mississippi.
LSU Police spokesman Capt. Cory Lalonde said officers were actively patrolling campus looking for ticket scalpers.
Lalonde said the arrest number was higher than usual for a game day. According to Louisiana law, it is illegal to sell tickets for more than the face value and those convicted of violating the law can be fined up to $500 and imprisoned up to 90 days.
Undercover officers approached Rodney Lavon Brown after noticing he was selling tickets on campus, according to an affidavit of probable cause for Brown's arrest. Brown was selling two tickets for $225 each. Face value for the tickets is $70 each.
Brown had already been banned from campus after attempting to scalp tickets Nov. 6, 2010, which is the last time LSU played Alabama in Tiger Stadium before Saturday's game. Brown, 46, of Clinton, Miss., was booked on two counts of ticket scalping and one count of remaining after being forbidden.
Plainclothes officers approached Lorenzo Williams, 32, and Martin Jimmerson, 48, both of Houston, around 1:30 p.m. on Fieldhouse Drive. Williams asked one of the detectives how many tickets he wanted to buy, and the detective responded by asking how many Williams had.
Williams said he had tickets for four seats, two of which were paired together and two were separate, the arrest affidavits say. Williams told the detectives the tickets were $250 each, or $1,000 for all four. Detectives took the two men into custody and searched them, finding $145 on Williams and $541 on Jimmerson.
A plainclothes officer approached Korey Fitzgibbons, 36, of Houston, and asked him how much he was selling his tickets for. Fitzgibbons said he had four tickets for $250 each. An officer approached Jacob Moore, 26, of Dacula, Ga., about 6:30 p.m. and asked for his ticket price. Moore said he was selling tickets for $175. Around the same time, another officer approached Dexter Shorter, 28, of Duluth, Ga., about tickets for sale. Shorter said he was selling his tickets for $150 each.
LSU Police took Shorter into custody and found six LSU-Alabama tickets and $1,733 in his possession. Williams, Jimmerson, Fitzgibbons, Moore and Shorter were all booked on counts of ticket scalping.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – A bases-clearing double by senior Chris Kucher (Westwood, Mass.) broke a 2-2 tie in the 13th inning and lifted Babson College to a 5-2 victory over MIT in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference baseball action this afternoon. Senior Ricardo Perez (Vienna, Va.) had a pair of hits to lead the Engineers.
It was a well pitched game by both starters. For MIT (14-4, 10-2 NEWMAC) freshman Nicholas Locascio (Naples, Fla.) struggled a bit in the first, giving up a pair of walks before sophomore Sean MacPhee (Framingham, Mass.) singled to left to bring in the first run of the game. After that Locascio did not surrender another run as he scattered seven hits over his six innings of work.
For Babson (12-10, 6-6 NEMWAC), junior Matt Grenier (Rochester, N.H.) went 7.1 innings for the Beavers, giving up a pair of runs on six hits while striking out three. MIT got to him for a run in the third when junior Jon Rea (Palo Alto, Calif.) walked with one away and then moved up on a single by sophomore Parker Tew (Chapel Hill, N.C.). Senior James McKinney (Wakefield, R.I.) followed with another single to score Rea and tie the game.
There was not any more scoring until the bottom of eighth when sophomore Hayden Cornwell (Newport Beach, Calif.) connected for solo home run to left off of Grenier to put the Engineers on top. Babson came back to tie things up in the top of the ninth, however, getting runners at the corners with one down on a double by senior Pat Matvichuk (Middleton, Mass.) and a single from senior Trevor Boyce (Canton, Mass.). Sophomore Dillon Gonzalez (Beverly, Mass.) then lofted a sac fly to center to send the game into extra innings.
Both squads received some good work from their bullpens, as junior Rob Bertucci (Belleville, Ill.) threw a pair of scoreless innings for MIT and sophomore Connor Allen (Madison, N.J.) tossed 2.2 scoreless innings for Babson in relief. In the 12th, senior Henry Zhu (Overland Park, Kan.) came on and retired Babson in order, but ran into trouble in the 13th.
Senior John Botelho (Tempe, Ariz.) led off with a double and was sacrificed to third to start the rally. Boyce and Gonzalez followed with walks before Kucher stroked his game-winning hit to the fence in left center. Freshman Nick Ahearn (Norfolk, Mass.), who had entered the game in the bottom of the 11th, then worked around a one-out walk to sophomore K.J. Parent (Knoxville, Tenn.) to pick up the win. He worked the last three innings of the contest, allowing just one hit and a walk while striking out a pair to improve to 2-0.
MIT will step outside the NEWMAC for its next game as it hosts Curry College tomorrow at Briggs Field in a 3:30 p.m. matchup. Babson will host UMass Boston on Thursday in its next action, taking on the Beacons at 3:30 p.m.


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Florida outshined the national unemployment rate in January, the first such occurrence in five years.
Polk County also started the year strong with an upbeat performance in the local job market.
LAKELAND | Florida outshined the national unemployment rate in January, the first such occurrence in five years.
Polk County also started the year strong with an upbeat performance in the local job market.
Florida's January unemployment rate of 7.8 percent was down from 9.2 percent the year before and 7.9 percent in December, according to state workforce data released Monday. It was the lowest unemployment rate since November 2008, when the figure was at 7.8 percent.
Florida also bested the U.S. jobless rate of 7.9 percent in January, something that hasn't happened since the pre-recession days of January 2005.
"I've been saying that I thought 2013 was going to be Florida's crossover year, when we begin to cross over and outperform the national economy," said University of Central Florida economist Sean Snaith. "If we can sustain the momentum (seen in January's report) that's a promising sign."
Improvements in the national economy appear to be helping Florida's population growth and economic activity, Snaith said. The housing industry recovery also bodes well for Florida, and Snaith said he is encouraged by the state's job growth patterns.
Florida had 127,500 more jobs in January than it did the year prior, amounting to a gain of 1.7 percent. Industries with the most job growth included professional and business services, hospitality, retail and health care.
Florida is among 32 states that experienced statistically significant positive changes in their employment in the past year.
Texas led the way with 310,000 new jobs, followed by California with 254,900 and Florida third at 127,500, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Some 740,000 Floridians were jobless as of January.
"We are glad to see our unemployment rate fall below the national average for the first time in years, but our work isn't done until every Floridian who wants a job can find one," Gov. Rick Scott said in a news release Monday. Scott is pushing the Legislature to eliminate the sales tax on manufacturing equipment in hopes of attracting more companies to Florida.
Polk County's unemployment rate was 8.8 percent in January, falling from 10.5 percent a year ago and up slightly from 8.7 percent in December. Polk recorded annual growth of 3,100 jobs, or 1.6 percent, in January.
Gordon Kettle, an economics professor at Polk State College, cautioned that the local pool of unemployed workers is probably larger than advertised because of discouraged job hunters who have temporarily stopped looking for work.
"An element of that is true but people are also starting to discover a more welcoming local labor market and are beginning to find jobs," Kettle said.
"A good many Polk residents have also found jobs in other counties as the economy, especially in the Orlando area, continues to heal."
In addition, continued gains in Polk home prices and home building should benefit the many segments of the economy tied to construction, Kettle said.
[ Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. Kyle Kennedy can be reached at email@example.com or 863-802-7584. ]


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Dripping Springs, my old friend, I thought I knew you. After years of rolling through town on US 290, I pegged Drippin' as a no-nonsense farming and ranching community striving to preserve its "Gateway to the Hill Country" identity next door to Austin.
Times are changing in Dripping Springs, however, and recently I've discovered a lively and quirky side to the town that I never knew existed.
Named for a natural spring that still feeds a creek along Mercer Street, Dripping Springs reveres its 1850s pioneer roots and celebrates its frontier heritage during the annual Founders Day Festival in April and the Fall Fest Pioneer Days in September. Long known as an "eat-stay-love" wedding destination and a base for Hill Country outdoor recreation, Drippin' has also become a magnet for makers of craft beer, wine, and spirits, as well as a worthy destination for bon vivants and two-steppers.
Foodies "make the trip to the Drip" to savor an eclectic mix of casual and chef-inspired dining and the annual Dripping with Taste Wine, Food & Arts Festival in September. And the town's upstart KDRP public radio station keeps it hip and country in the spirit of Willie Nelson's first July 4th picnic, which was held at a nearby ranch 40 years ago.
Dripping Springs' playful, two-stepping personality really comes alive on Mercer Street, the town's historic heart and blooming entertainment district. "People are waking up to Mercer Street," says Tara Tetreault, a co-owner of Sacred Moon Herbs, a gift and herb shop that's one of more than 30 locally owned businesses along Mercer.
"Somebody popped the cork, and it started flowing around here," adds Billy Garza, a country musician who calls Dripping Springs home. Billy and his acoustic band, the Hill Country Ramblers, perform every Tuesday night at the Barber Shop, a brewpub that enlivened the Mercer Street scene when it opened in early 2011. The town's first freestanding bar, the Barber Shop has mostly Texas craft beers on tap, including tasty stouts, IPAs, and porters brewed by bar owner John McIntosh.
The bar building's last incarnation in the 1980s was indeed a barbershop, and so the name stuck. The building began its life in 1924 as the Crenshaw Texaco Station and remained a gas station until 1960. These days, the Barber Shop beckons patrons with its rustic limestone façade, striped barbershop sign, garage memorabilia, beer garden, and dominoes and darts.
"This has become a gathering spot in the afternoons and evenings where people meet their neighbors and enjoy a better sense of community," John says.
The Barber Shop's Cheers-like "where-everyone-knows-your-name" atmosphere also flows two doors down at The Dudley's Wine Bar and Tap Room, which opened in early 2012. Serving more than 50 different wines by the glass and also beer on tap, Dudley's entertains patrons with live music, karaoke, and zany theme nights.
"This is as 'old Austin' as it's going to get anywhere," says Adam Dudley, Austin émigré and impresario of good times. Smiling like a benign Rasputin with a bushy salt-and-pepper beard, Adam greets every patron by name. "Strangers come in here all the time and walk out as friends," adds Adam. "It's all about having a good time."
Adam's welcoming vibe echoes down the street at the Mercer Street Dance Hall, which opened in February. Popular country bands like the Derailers, Two Tons of Steel, and the Cornell Hurd Band pack the 5,000-square-foot dance hall with hundreds of two-steppers and Western Swing dancers, transforming once-sleepy Mercer Street into a happening place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
Mercer Street Dance Hall embodies a dream-come-true for owners Nick and Gay Dotin, and their daughter Shelby. A longtime bass player, Nick also worked as a carpenter and general contractor until the physical toil took its toll. Following his family's encouragement, Nick leased a vacant barn downtown and used his carpentry skills to finish out the cavernous metal-sided building in the down-home style of a traditional Hill Country dance hall.
"Gruene Hall was my biggest model for the dance hall," says Nick, who has played at the iconic New Braunfels venue many times. "As a musician, I know what I like in a dance hall when I perform, and my sound system is designed for dancers to hear great music and not get blown away."
Avid country dancers from Dripping Springs and Austin also gather at Drippin' Dancin', held the second and fourth Sunday night of the month at The Barn at Bell Springs, a wedding and special events destination north of town on scenic Bell Springs Road.
Country musician Alex Dormont and his wife, Grace, began Drippin' Dancin' at a Mercer Street restaurant several years ago and moved it to The Barn in late 2011. A bass and fiddle player, vocalist, and bandleader in the Western Swing tradition of Bob Wills, Alex has been a staple in the Austin-area country-music scene for more than 20 years. Nowadays, he mixes it up at The Barn and other venues with his two bands, the Hot Texas Swing Band and Dripping Springs All-Stars.
"We've built a family-friendly community of dancers who have become friends through the Drippin' Dancin' venue," says Alex. "I love dancing and playing at dances, and as long as
people come here to dance, we'll keep this going."
Just up the road from The Barn, winemaker Nate Pruitt has cultivated a delightful wine tasting and live music scene at Bell Springs Winery, one of Dripping Springs' newest wineries and a stop along the Dripping Wine Trail, a tour of three area wineries.
"We're all about good wine, fine cuisine, and the outdoors," says Nate, a California native and software executive who has been making wine for more than 15 years.
On weekend afternoons, scores of wine lovers, some arriving in sleek winery-tour limos, sample Nate's delicious reds and whites inside the tasting room, kick back on the shady deck and lawn, and enjoy live acoustic music by local artists.
A short drive from Bell Springs Winery on West Fitzhugh Road, John Gambini's Texas Hill Country Olive Company produces cold-pressed premium extra-virgin olive oil from handpicked olives grown on his family-owned orchard and other orchards. The olive company is the fruition of a dream that began for John and his family more than 20 years ago. "We wanted to create the romance of the olive industry in the Hill Country," says John, who co-owns the company with his brother-in-law, Rick Mensik.
A native Texan with deep Sicilian roots, John established the olive company and farm in 2009. A certified organic commercial olive orchard, the farm has 16 acres planted with five
varieties of olive trees. "Our limestone soils and climate in this area of Texas are similar to the olive-growing regions of Sicily and Tuscany," says John. A centerpiece of the farm is the Texas Olive Store, a tasting room facility that evokes the Old World traditions of the world's top olive-producing nations, Spain and Italy.
Visitors flock to the tasting room to sample and buy four types of Texas olive oil, fine Italian balsamic vinegars, and olive oil-based spa products. Many high-end restaurants and hotels in Texas serve John's premium blends, which are also shipped to customers through the olive company's adopt-an-olive-tree program and online store. Each April, the olive company celebrates in style during its annual Texas Hill Country Olive Festival.
With its nearby attractions for foodie tourists and revitalized Mercer Street downtown entertainment district, Dripping Springs is savoring the good life like neighboring big-city Austin, while preserving its small-town heritage.
"Drippin' is doing everything to hold on to its culture and local character," says Adam Dudley. "Look at how much fun and history we have just off the main highway right along Mercer Street."


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Mike and Terry Scott of Camden are tackling a new business venture.
During this month's IMPACT meeting at the Health Resource Center the Iota Omega Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. donated products such as clothes, child care and toiletry items to Sistercare. Sistercare is a United Way partner that provides services and shelter for battered women. Pictured from left are AKA members Kathrine Wright, Alfred Mae Drakeford, Cynthia Elders with Sistercare, Pearl Boswell, Louisa S. Watkins and Christine Lawson.
The Camden Hi-Steppers are square dancing their way to a longer life, according to a Weekly World News article.
A British short land pattern military musket, often called a "brown bess" was donated to the Camden Archives and Museum last week by Thom Williamson of Macon Ga., on left. The 10 pound weapon is estimated to have been made in the 1770s and used by a British soldier during the Revolutionary War. Howard Branham, Camden Archives director, said this type of musket was used by both sides during the Battles of Camden and Hobkirk's Hill.
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I was on the verge of turning 30 when I found out I was pregnant. At my surprise 30th-birthday party, I was only 8 weeks along and I already felt like a blimp. I was wearing a big T-shirt, flat sandals, and a frumpy skirt with an elastic waist. I used to pride myself on dressing in sexy fitted tops and pants. But when I looked around the room at my skinny girlfriends in their clingy outfits, I felt anything but sexy. It was a lovely party, and so sweet of my husband to throw it for me. Yet part of me felt like I did back in college...ike a fat girl.
I'd been about 30 pounds overweight when I graduated from college. It took me four years and a lot of sweat and discipline to lose it, but by the time I met my husband, when I was 26, I was in good shape. At 5'7", I weighed 150 pounds, within my healthy weight range. When we wed two years later, I was down to 138 pounds (thanks to pre-wedding jitters that gave me diarrhea for two weeks!).
I gained back those 12 pounds within the first few months of marriage, but I still felt like a dishy newlywed. Not for long. After a few more months, I was up to 160.
To motivate my quest for weight loss, I decided to train for a half-marathon. By race time, I had dropped 10 pounds. It was a freakin' hot day to run 13 miles, but I sucked it up, just grateful that I was healthy enough to do it. Two months after the race, my husband and I decided we were ready for a baby. Now that my weight was under control, and I was strong and healthy, it felt like the right time. We got pregnant right away.
Outgrowing my "fat pants"
At my first ob-gyn visit, I had to jump on the scale. It read 163 and I thought, I'm only 6 weeks pregnant. How fat am I going to get?? Not exactly the warm and fuzzy thoughts of motherhood.
I left the office committed to eating healthier than ever. That pledge lasted about a week before nausea kicked in. For the next two months, the only foods I could keep down were mac and cheese, PB&J, and cereal. I grew out of my fat pants pretty quickly; they got so tight that I was getting vagina cleavage -- not a good look.
I went to one of my best friends' weddings when I was about 12 weeks. I remember looking at her slim figure with envy. She was in a tight-fitting Vera Wang, and I was in a no-name, empire-waisted, size-14 dress. I told a few of my good friends that I was pregnant that day, just so they wouldn't think I'd let myself go.
Pop goes the belly When I reached my second trimester, my maternity clothes came out of the closet. I was glad to get beyond the nausea and be eating healthier fare. But when I worked late (I was a magazine editor) or was super stressed, it was really hard to keep my hand out of the Halloween candy jars on my coworkers' desks. Sometimes, I'd sneak over to the vending machines to buy peanut M&M's, praying that nobody would catch me. By the first week of December, after stuffing myself like a turkey at Thanksgiving, I was up to 175 pounds.
Near the end of my second trimester, people started asking me how much weight I'd gained so far. I never responded with a number (which was about 30 pounds), only a smart-ass comeback. I was thrilled, of course, that my baby was thriving inside my belly, but I also was terrified that I'd never fit into my favorite clothes again.
My body as a guessing game
Somewhere in the midst of my third trimester, my body became an object of speculation. My favorite was when people would ask me if I knew the gender of my baby. When I'd say no, they'd check out how fat my butt was getting and say, "It's probably a girl." I'd reply, "I dunno. I've always had a large ass." I was much nicer to people who thought I was having a boy. "Really? You think?" I'd respond, glad they didn't see me as a giant marshmallow.
One day, I was flagging a cab on the street when a woman came up and asked when my twins were due. "I'm just having one baby," I replied. "I'm large and in charge. Have a nice day!" I wanted to slap her. I wanted to cry.
New motivation
I wish I could say that my weight issues disappeared once I was in the delivery room. But soon after I was in the hospital bed, a nurse came in and asked my weight. I made my husband leave the room because I didn't want him to know I was 205 pounds. I probably weighed more than he did, and he's a big 6'2" guy. But pain soon dulled the embarrassment. As I watched my contractions on the monitor, my size was the last thing on my mind. I was having a baby and it was miraculous.
As soon as my daughter was in my hands I was worried so much less about me and so much more about her. Was she okay? Was she warm? I had already learned the first lesson of motherhood: There's no time for self-absorption.
Almost three years after she was born, I gave birth to twins. If only that lady on the street could have seen how big I was before I had them! I was around 230. The twins are almost 18 months old now, and I still have 20 pounds I'd like to lose. And as much as I want to shed the weight to wear the latest fashions, I have a better motivation: to be as healthy as possible for my precious kids.
I recently asked my husband what it was like for him to see his wife's body change so much. He said that he was in awe of what I was able to do -- grow and deliver our beautiful babies, and even nourish them with my milk. And you know what? I honestly feel the same way.
Christina Boyle is a Babytalk contributing editor.


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While the terms onboarding and orientation are sometimes used interchangeably they are notably different. Nevertheless, they are both critical processes in the successul assimilation of new hires. Here are some important distinctions between the two:
Strategic with an impact on bottom-line results
Evolving and progressive
An ongoing process
An event
Used for transferred and promoted employees, as well as new hires
Is most often limited to new employees
Delivers information that is unique and customized to the individual employee and is generally handed out on an as-needed basis
Delivers information that is common to all new hires usually within a classroom setting
Has a long-term focus, and can last up to a year or more
Is a short term program, typically lasting from one day to two weeks
The sooner a new employee experiences the benefits of a comprehensive and well-implemented orientation and onboarding program, the sooner the employee will become a contributing member of that organization.
Executive onboarding is acquiring, accommodating, assimilating and accelerating new leaders into the organizational culture and business1. The best onboarding strategies will provide a fast track to meaningful, productive work and strong employee relationships2 and be tailored specifically to the needs of the individual. Executive onboarding should be strategic, so that it not only prevents executive derailment, but expedites the executive's contribution to optimize strategic achievement. Getting on Board: A Model for Integrating and Engaging New Employees is a report created from a study conducted by the Partnership for Public Service (PPS) and Booz Allen Hamilton in 2008. The study states that successfully onboarding employees during their first year of service increases engagement, raises retention by as much as 25 percent, improves performance and hastens the time to full productivity.
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) recognizes the value of ongoing assimilation into an organization and so includes a year-long orientation process among the five components of its new End-to-End (E2E) Hiring Roadmap. Though not specifically geared toward leadership positions, the E2E Hiring Roadmap can be used to help assure federal agencies recruit and retain the top talent they need to meet the complex challenges of the 21st century.
Onboarding of key executives is even more critical than it is for other employees because of the significantly greater performance expectations leaders face and the greater impace they have on the overall performance of the organization. Some federal agencies like the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) have established very comprehensive onboarding programs for their employees and their executives. Other agencies with executive onboarding programs are the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Treasury's Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
Agencies need onboarding solutions that address three types of new SES:
What are other agencies doing to onboard their executives?
Use the links below to access agency-specific Executive Onboarding Program information. Established best practices from other Government organizations can be shared and tailored to meet your agency's needs.
SES 101 was an hour long session designed for executives who have been in the SES less than three years. Topic areas included:
Flash Mentoring was a one-hour session that immediately followed SES 101. I thought of the idea of offering flash mentoring after some past conversations with Scott Derrick at DoD (see blog post - http://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/mentoring-in-a-flash. He developed flash mentoring for members of the Senior Executive Association (information on SEA's website: http://www.seniorexecs.org/index.php?id=285 when he worked there and at another organization he was a part of (13L). I decided to modify the concept for a seminar environment to be more like speed mentoring. Some particulars:
Agencies can also look to the private sector for best practices in executive onboarding. Here are a few examples of innovative practices:
New hires from outside the company enter a different onboarding track than those hired from within the company. Internal hires are also onboarded differently according to their key skill gaps, of which the company is already aware, as a result of their performance management process. Other best practices include providing an external onboarding coach who collects and uses business/organizational data anonymously to develop Onboarding development charter that outlines transition leadership priorities, stakeholder relationship map and individualized dashboard;
(What can I learn to help me refresh my knowledge base and add value?)
As a result of a collaborative effort with the Senior Executive Associaiton, the Partnership for Public Service and experienced and newer SES members, OPM developed a Governmentwide Executive Onboarding Framework and Executive Onboarding Manual. These documents are tools to assist agencies in creating a business case for and ultimately implementing an executive onboarding program for their new leaders.Please contact Cheryl Ndunguru (firstname.lastname@example.com) for copies of the framework and manual. The framework and manual will be posted shortly.
(What other tools and resources including guides, articles and websites are available to me?)
There are many resources through the internet, webinars, books, training and other media that provide good instruction on developing a comprehensive executive onboarding program. Here are a few:
The following questions were asked of Navy's Executive onboarding program:
One of the least costly aspects of the program (but impactful) is the face-to-face meetings with new executives throughout their first year. The cost is our time, but it pays dividends in terms of the executive understanding expectations, feeling included/valued, and building relationships with our customer and points of contact.
Studies demonstrate the success of incoming executives largely depend on the following:
This is how NSF addresses (or intends to address) this within their executive onboarding program:
Understanding the unique aspects of the organizational culture;
- Our new Executive Leadership Retreat has a heavy and multifaceted approach to addressing org culture
- We are planning to develop a new executive mentorship program that will also serve in this regard
Understanding the dynamics of the teams the executive is entering (whether as a leader or colleague);
- We're piloting a team formation workshop in the Fall to serve this purpose
- Associate Directors and their deputies, and Division Directors and their Deputies work closely together and inform one another on these dynamics
The personality, knowledge and leadership skills of the incoming executive
- 360 assessments and coaching available to new Executives
- Having all levels of staff (administrative / scientific) interview applicants
- Personality & leadership skills emphasized in Executive Leadership Retreat
- Leadership & Problem-Solving Skills course offered multiple times per year
- We're piloting an "Art & Science of Picking the Right People" workshop this Fall; the workshop will highlight how to select based on these attributes;
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Skin Cancer & Tattoos
This past weekend, while taking in the sights of all the beautiful freaks at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade, Brian & I noticed something a little less fabulous: tattooed skin on parade goers becoming sun burnt as we all partied under the strong rays for hours. And many tattoos looked like they'd never seen a bottle of sunscreen before.
We hear it from our tattooists all the time: "protect your investment," "keep it out of the sun to keep it looking new longer," "don't make my work look bad--wear sunscreen!"
But slathering on creams and sprays every day takes time. It can be greasy. The protective film may mask the brilliant colors and bold blacks underneath. And the reapplying it...yeah, it's a pain. What's the alternative, however?
Beyond faded tattoos, the greater concern is skin cancer. And heavily tattooed people need to be extra vigilant because melanoma can be hard to detect among our artwork.
To be clear, tattoos do NOT cause skin cancer. Once in a while you'll see some bogus puff piece in the news citing statistics about more and more tattooed young people with melanoma. But that's just because more young people in general are getting skin cancer.
Nevertheless, tattooed people are at a greater risk because the signs of melanoma may be masked.
My friend Kathleen, a beautiful tattooed redhead, was diagnosed earlier this year with melanoma. Read her post on her experience, which has some great links on what to look for and how to prevent it.
A few weeks ago, there was a CBS News story on tattoos masking melanoma, in which the tattoos on those featured in the piece partially covered moles, making the melanoma difficult to detect. The CBS story has a bit of a negative slant to it, but it is a good reminder to protect the investment in our overall well being, and not just our tattoos.
So, slather on the sunscreen -- and often. Get regular skin checks by your dermatologist. And stay beautiful and healthy.
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Dolphin Music has a friendly, informal work environment but a strong work ethic where everyone is encouraged to contribute their ideas for moving the business forward, and where music is a big part of our lives.
We're currently recruiting for the following roles based in our Liverpool office:
Order Administration Assistant
The UK's leading supplier of musical instruments and equipment, S&T Audio (T/A Dolphin Music), require an order administration assistant in our Liverpool HQ.
The successful candidate will work between our sales and purchasing departments to enable seamless order fulfilment for both internal location requests and online customers.
The role will involve:
- Addressing live stock queries from multiple locations
- Basic order input
- Initial security checking using specialist software where necessary (Training will be given)
- Liaising with purchasing/warehouse/couriers/sales teams to ultimately reduce costs and improve processes
The role requires diligence, attention to detail and excellent communication skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and online savvy candidates are essential. Knowledge of musical instruments would be useful but not essential.
As a growing company we expect commitment to the role and will in return look to grow and progress your position within the company.
This a permanent, full-time position, hours 9am-6pm, Monday to Friday.
£14-16k PA dependent on experience.
PHP Developer
We're a fast moving, ecommerce company requiring an in-house PHP Developer to maintain, administrate and develop features on our e-commerce site and bespoke back end system.
As part of the S&T Audio group this role will share the main responsibilities of www.dolphinmusic.co.uk with the group developer, and where necessary will support www.pmtonline.co.uk.
The key technical skills for the role are:
- Knowledge of Zend Framework or similar
- Good database knowledge, especially MySQL
- Experience of systems specific to e-commerce: third party systems like payment gateways, courier tracking, direct shipping and similar.
It's also great if candidates can demonstrate any of the following:
- Business savvy: being able to see what's needed to improve business processes and understand what's mission-critical (not just nice-to-have).
- Taking ownership: in this role, the successful candidate will be expected to make suggestions for improvements- we know we're not perfect and we're not too proud to listen!
- Enthusiasm and a can-do attitude: never used a technology that a project requires before? We want someone who'll relish the chance to learn it.
Please note, this role is based in our Liverpool office (Speke) within the web marketing and ecommerce team. Sorry no remote working!
The role will report directly to the General Manager.
Salary dependent on experience.
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