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In breaking news, Jon Gosselin is now demanding TLC stop filming his eight children for the hit reality show, Jon & Kate Plus 8.
This news comes just two days after TLC announced its plans to phase Jon out of the show, and rename it Kate Plus 8. RadarOnline reports Jon sent a letter to TLC stating all filming and production crews are banned from his family's Wernersville, Pennsylvania home.
"Effective immediately, no production crews are to enter Jon's family home for any reason. In the event that anyone enters the marital property, Jon Gosselin will notify the local authorities to effectuate police action against any trespassers," his lawyer Mark J. Heller wrote to TLC.
The letters from Jon's attorney to TLC were dated Tuesday, the same day the network announced it was minimizing his role on the show and changing the name to Kate Plus 8.
Jon states that both he and Kate both own the property where the show is being shot, that he has joint custody of the kids and that he is able to make decisions about their welfare.
According to Radar, Jon says he found out about the show's name change in the media. He now says he believes it is not in the best interest of the children's welfare to continue with production of the show.
Jon is currently in Los Angeles for a press tour and will be a guest on Larry King Live on Thursday.
UPDATE: TLC has now suspended production on Jon & Kate Plus 8. They gave the following statement –
"We are aware of Jon Gosselin's recent statements, and remain deeply disappointed at his continued erratic behavior. He and the family were shooting as recently as last Friday, without incident, and his latest comments are grossly inaccurate, without merit and are clearly opportunistic…. Direct filming of the children has been currently suspended, pending further conversations between both parents."
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Coulter: Obama's memoir is "Dimestore 'Mein Kampf' "
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In a syndicated column titled "Obama's Dimestore 'Mein Kampf,'" Ann Coulter wrote that Sen. Barack Obama's 1995 memoir, Dreams from My Father, "reveals Obama to be a flabbergasting lunatic," adding: "If only people had read 'Mein Kampf' ..."
In an April 2 syndicated column titled "Obama's Dimestore 'Mein Kampf,' " Ann Coulter wrote of Sen. Barack Obama's 1995 memoir, Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance: "Has anybody read this book? Inasmuch as the book reveals Obama to be a flabbergasting lunatic, I gather the answer is no. Obama is about to be our next president: You might want to take a peek. If only people had read 'Mein Kampf' ..." Mein Kampf, or "My Struggle" as translated from German, is the 1925 autobiography of Adolf Hitler and an exposition on National Socialist political theory, the ideological foundation of the Nazi Party.
Media Matters for America has documented numerous appearances made by Coulter on NBC-affiliated networks; she is regularly invited back despite an extensive pattern of offensive comments and inflammatory rhetoric, including on NBC and affiliated networks. Less than 24 hours after she repeatedly referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama" and "President Hussein" on the February 13 edition of Fox News' Your World, Coulter appeared on the February 14 edition of MSNBC Live. During the program, MSNBC highlighted remarks Coulter made in a February 8 speech to the Young America's Foundation with on-screen text that read, "COULTER: OBAMA WOULDN'T BE RUNNING IF HE WERE NOT HALF BLACK." Coulter referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama" during the speech and asserted, "His strongest selling point is that he is one of the least dangerous people I know named Hussein." As the blog Think Progress noted, Coulter went on to say: "Other than that, Barack's really been kind of coasting on his record, since his first big accomplishment of being born half-black. I keep hearing people say, 'Oh, Obama could never be elected because he's half-black. You know, 'cause we're just such a racist country.' What are they talking about? He wouldn't be running for president if he weren't half-black. He'd be [Sen.] Dick Durbin [D-IL] with less experience." Less than one month later, Coulter appeared on the March 6 broadcast of MSNBC Live to discuss presidential primaries and referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama." Asked why she emphasized Obama's middle name, Coulter responded: "Because I think it's funny."
Other conservative pundits have made Hitler references when talking about Obama. As Media Matters noted, on the February 11 broadcast of Fox News Radio's Tom Sullivan Show, host Tom Sullivan aired what he called a "side-by side comparison" of a Hitler speech and an Obama speech. On the February 22 edition of CNN Headline News' Glenn Beck, National Review Online editor-at-large Jonah Goldberg compared Obama to Hitler and former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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A rural Easton man was arrested Friday after he allegedly threatened another man with a shotgun and forcing him into a vehicle, according to Sheriff's Office officials.
A rural Easton man was arrested Friday after he allegedly threatened another man with a shotgun and forcing him into a vehicle, according to Sheriff's Office officials.
The victim eventually was able to get away. The incident was reported at 5:45 a.m. Friday.
The 19-year-old suspect and the victim, a 24-year-old rural Easton man, reportedly had been involved in a couple of fights concerning a woman at a residence on Woodward Road. The men suffered minor injuries and two cell phones were damaged, according to Sheriff's Office officials.
The victim and an 18-year-old rural Easton woman left the residence. Later in the night, the victim was walking on Mt. Olivet Road when the suspect allegedly pulled up and forced him to get into the vehicle at gunpoint, according to Sheriff's Office officials.
The suspect allegedly drove by the 18-year-old woman's house on Easton Road and fired shots. A parked car and an outbuilding were struck, but no injuries were reported.
The victim reported to authorities that he was able to get away from the suspect. The victim called 911.
Parties involved were interviewed, and there was evidence supporting the victim's story, according to a report from the Sheriff's Office.
Officers took the suspect into custody. The suspect allegedly tried to flee from officers.
"He turned and ran, but he only made it a few steps," sheriff's Lt. Mark Metcalf said.
The suspect was arrested for allegations of kidnapping, aggravated assault, criminal discharge of a firearm, obstruction, making a criminal threat, battery, disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property, according to the Sheriff's Office report.
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Miss. revolution may be just starting
JACKSON, Miss. — Don't breathe that sigh of relief just yet, Mississippi.
As the tumultuous fight for Sen. Thad Cochran's seat in Washington hurtles toward a close on Tuesday, this bitter reality has started to dawn on Republicans here: The larger battle for power within the Mississippi Republican coalition is only just beginning.
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In this deeply Republican, nearly one-party state, the race between Cochran and conservative challenger Chris McDaniel has torn open long-developing divisions within the GOP power structure. The six-term senator and his allies, led by former Gov. Haley Barbour and an army of entrenched figures in Washington and the state capital, have maintained a tight grip on political power in Mississippi since it became a Republican state in the first place.
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McDaniel's campaign has challenged that edifice of party orthodoxy. A confrontational conservative who made a name for himself as a sharp-elbowed member of the Legislature, McDaniel has been surrounded in his race by a throng of ideological fellow travelers in the state Senate. They ride on his campaign bus and speak at his rallies. Like McDaniel, they have campaigned against the establishment in Jackson and enjoy support of the tea party — and they may set their sights on higher office as early as next year.
Win or lose this week, conservatives here predict that Mississippi's state elections in 2015 will bring another reckoning for the party. The reality that McDaniel has come so close to unseating Cochran may herald a larger-scale shift in culture for a state where seniority has long been king.
The brimming activist rage over Cochran's efforts to win Democratic crossover votes this week has added an extra shot of determination to the insurgents' efforts. Feeling that they have been opposed at every turn by power brokers in Jackson, including every major sitting GOP official in the state, they are looking to the 2015 elections as the next chance to upend state politics.
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"If Chris is victorious, and I think he will be on Tuesday, it's a game-changer and you look at your options," said state Sen. Michael Watson, McDaniel's closest ally in the state Senate. "It's not just this United States Senate race. I think it's a dynamic you're going to see continue going forward to redefine the Republican Party in Mississippi."
Watson said he would be open to challenging one of the state's Republican statewide officials next year, though he declined to say which one. In addition to Gov. Phil Bryant, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and auditor Stacey Pickering are among the elected Republicans facing reelection.
On the sidelines of a McDaniel rally last week, conservative state Sen. Tony Smith predicted turbulent times ahead.
"I think Chris's campaign has awakened a lot of Mississippians to the fact that some of our elected officials, maybe, are not as conservative as we would have thought," Smith said. "With Chris's victory, I think you're going to see opportunities for others and I think you're going to see a lot going on in 2015."
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Conservative and tea party leaders draw encouragement from the trend in other states where hard-right challengers have won upset victories. In Kentucky, Sen. Rand Paul's surprise victory in a 2010 spurred the rise of Paul-like candidates such as Rep. Tom Massie and state Agriculture Commissioner James Comer. Less than two years after Texas Sen. Ted Cruz mounted a come-from-behind GOP primary campaign, tea party candidates romped in the 2014 state primaries.
The ruptures within the Mississippi GOP are as cultural as they are ideological; they have as much to do with tone and temperament as they do with substantive divisions over policy. McDaniel has attacked his opponents — and the Barbours specifically — for representing Mississippians who are "relatively wealthy or elite in status," while losing touch with the priorities of voters in places like his Jones County home.
McDaniel's campaign manager is a fellow member of the conservative caucus, state Sen. Melanie Sojourner; several other legislators have traveled with McDaniel on his campaign bus, including Watson, Smith and state Sen. Angela Hill. On the night of the June 3 primary election, Watson addressed McDaniel's victory rally and hailed the candidate as a leader who will "stand up to guys like Haley Barbour."
And McDaniel's voters are openly incensed at the candidate's treatment at the hands of party leaders. Madison retiree Bobbie Jean Mullins, a former county bookkeeper who supports McDaniel, described the Cochran-backing Bryant as a "very good Christian man, but I would have appreciated him more had he said, 'May the best man win,' instead of coming out for Thad Cochran."
As for Haley Barbour, Mullins said: "I'd like to kick his tail."


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When Elaine Tanella attended her first Penn State dance marathon during her freshman year, she went to the Bryce Jordan Center to cheer on the hundreds of students who would be on their feet for 46 hours for a good cause. Thirty hours later, she was still there and still standing.
"I almost got addicted to being there and giving everyone support," Tanella said, confessing that she did leave once to take an online quiz and sleep before returning for the duration of the dance marathon known as THON. Formally the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, THON partners with The Four Diamonds Fund and the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center to raise funds and awareness for the fight against pediatric cancer. Since 1977, Penn State students have raised more than $78 million for the cause.
For Tanella, those 30 hours were just the beginning. That weekend inspired the Schreyer Scholar to be more involved the next year. Her enthusiasm and determination paid off: As a sophomore, she was selected to be on THON's communications committee and chosen as one of the dancers representing Atlas, an independent fundraising organization started by students in the Schreyer Honors College. Now, she is the public face of THON 2012. This year, Tanella was selected to be the overall chair, a role that includes outlining ideas and goals for this year's dance marathon and helping some 15,000 volunteers to implement them.
"I really wanted to give more of myself to this cause and to the families that have given me so much," she said of her decision to apply for the 2012 overall chair. "Everyone is affected by cancer, in some way, shape or form, and the chance to help change that -- so that some day in the future the disease will be cured -- is invaluable."
By "giving more," Tanella means postponing graduation for a year in order to hold this position. In between the additional coursework she is taking, Tanella devotes 40 to 60 hours every week to the world's largest student-run philanthropy. The millions of dollars raised by Penn State students throughout the year fund research and provide financial support to the families of children with cancer. In addition, student organizations are paired with individual families to offer encouragement and emotional support.
"I like to think of it as building relationships with people," Tanella said. "Looking at other charities, not everyone has the fortune of meeting the people that are being helped. That direct family link reeled me in. You can't describe in words how valuable your families are and how much they mean to you."
THON's financial and emotional support of the families is well-known, and so Tanella said one of her goals for this year is to highlight the organization's role in funding research.
"Many people don't look at THON as the cure-finding organization that it is. It's an amazing support for families today, but we're also helping families of the future, so they don't have to battle this disease," Tanella said.
The fifth-year senior bioengineering major has a personal connection with this research: Her honors thesis focuses on a new encapsulation material for cancer drugs. Tanella has been working on a collaborative research project among several universities studying these casings made of lipids, which are biocompatible and don't harm the body the way synthetic material does.
"The whole idea behind it is that if they are successful and can carry the drug, you can target them to cancer cells and won't get the toxic side effects of chemotherapy, because chemo literally kills all the good cells and the bad cells," Tanella said.
Tanella has always been interested in the biology of cancer, and THON adviser Barry Bram says this is something that sets her apart from past chairs.
"She actually understands all the science, so when we're at the Four Diamonds Fund, talking to a researcher, or when we're hearing about breakthroughs in cancer research, she can explain that in a way that makes sense to us," he said. "Out of all the overall chairs that I've worked with, she's going to be the one to cure cancer if anyone's going to do it because she's a scientist and a researcher."
While medical school may be in her future, Tanella is considering entering consulting after graduation for the opportunity it would give her to work with others on projects across different industries.
She finds that THON has prepared her well for such a people-oriented career. "One of the benefits you get inadvertently is learning how to lead a group of people, how to motivate them and share your passion," she said. "THON taught me that you have to be adaptable to those you're leading -- everyone has a different learning style, and everyone is motivated in different ways."
Working with people and learning from them is what matters most to Tanella, and she's found that personal connection in school with the students and staff of the Honors College.
"You meet some amazing, talented individuals who are so driven, in a very positive way, and they take you with them. You challenge yourself in new ways and grow as a person," she said. "The staff is so student-focused and very interested in seeing students succeed and grow -- I think that's what helped me get to where I am today."
For Tanella, today is for THON. The future can wait just a little longer.


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by David Crane [email protected] Gunwriters David Fortier (David M. Fortier) and Ken Hackathorn have both recently written articles about the HK45 and HK45C .45 ACP combat pistols, and both articles can be viewed at the Vickers Tactical Inc. website (VickersTactical.com). The articles are in PDF format and are downloadable. Vickers Tactical, Inc. is owned by gunsmith/pistolsmith and retired U.S. Army ... Read More »
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Fiocchi to make 5.7x28mm Ammo for Five-seveN USG Pistol and PS90 Carbine
For Immediate Release: December 12, 2005 Contacts: Sarah Perry 703.288.1292, X 117 [email protected] David A. Golladay, Jr. 864.414.2404 [email protected] FNH USA partners with Fiocchi of America: New 5.7 x 28mm sporting ammunition to carry the FN brand McLean, Va. (December 12, 2005) – As announced in September 2005, Herstal, Belgium-based FN Herstal and Lecco, Italy-based Fiocchi Munizioni S.P.A. have officially ... Read More »
Springfield Armory XD Pistols: Serious Defensive Plastic for Serious Use
by David Crane [email protected] Springfield Armory XD pistols receiving some pretty high praise by professionals in the tactical and competitive shooting arenas, lately. Rob Leatham, world-class competitive shooter and Springfield Armory spokesman, is a obviously a big proponent of them, of course. He's also an ideal demonstrator for the XD pistols' performance capabilities, sincel he's an IPSC Grandmaster shooter and ... Read More »
SIGARMS and Heckler & Koch/HK Defense Win Major Pistol Contracts with DHS
by David Crane [email protected] Sigarms, Inc. and Heckler & Koch, Inc./HK Defense) both recently won monster pistol contracts (in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG calibers)–for up to 65,000 pistols, each–with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Sigarms' pistol contract is worth $23.7 million. The SIG-Sauer pistols chosen by DHS are the SIG P226R-DAK, SIG P229R-DAK, and SIG P239-DAO (double-action-only). ... Read More »
Russian KBP GSh-18 Pistol and 9mm PBP AP Ammo for Special Applications
by David Crane [email protected] While we're on the subject of Russian firearms, we should perhaps also mention a pistol that looks really intriguing. It's manufactured by KBP (Equipment manufacturing Design Bureau) in Tula, Russia, and it's called the GSh-18. The KBP GSh-18 pistol basically appears to be a polymer-framed hybrid pistol that incorporates design and material aspects of previous pistols ... Read More »
New Steyr M-A1 Pistol: Steyr Mannlicher Updates/Improves M-Series Combat/Tactical Pistol
by David Crane [email protected] Well, it's about time. Steyr Mannlicher has finally re-introduced their M-Series pistol. This newly-released version is called the M-A1. The Steyr M-A1 Series pistol has been modified/upgraded with a few changes, like an M1913 Picatinny rail frame/dustcover (for mounting a quick-attach/detach tactical white light or laser sight), redesigned grip, and optional manual safety mounted above the ... Read More »
HK USP45 Compact Tactical Pistol Replacing SIG-Sauer P226 for U.S. Navy SEAL's?
by David Crane [email protected] October 25, 2004 It's possible that the Heckler & Koch (HK) USP45 Compact Tactical .45ACP pistol will soon be replacing the SIG P226 9mm pistol as the standard issue pistol/sidearm for the U.S. Navy SEAL's. This information is unconfirmed, as yet. The HK USP45 Compact Tactical pistol is apparently a Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) USP45 Compact pistol ... Read More »
Strike Plate Rail System (S.P.R.S) for 1911 Pistols
by David Crane [email protected] If your 1911 pistol doesn't incorporate an integral rail, you might want to give this product some serious consideration. The Strike Plate Rail System (S.P.R.S.) is a combination tactical light rail/strike plate, and it's pretty trick. Urban Advantage Tactical Systems just introduced it at TREXPO West 2004. A strike plate like the S.P.R.S. prevents the slide ... Read More »
CZ P-01 Compact and CZ 2075 RAMI Subcompact Pistols
If you're a fan of the CZ-75 pistol, you might want to take a look at the new CZ P-01 pistol that was designed for the Czech national police. Instead of the CZ-75's 1911-style frame-mounted sweep-down manual thumb safety, the CZ P-01 utilizes a frame-mounted manual decocker. "Guns & Ammo" recently published this article on the CZ P-01 pistol. It's ... Read More »
HEZI SM-1 PDW by Advanced Combat Systems (ACS) Ltd.
This one's kind of interesting. It's another Israeli offering. Basically, it's classic M1 Carbine meets Tavor-2 subcarbine. At least that's how it looks. The HEZI SM-1 PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) is chambered for the .30 Carbine (7.62x33mm) round which was utilized to mixed effect by troopers in WWII with their M1 Carbines. The HEZI SM-1 PDW is… manufactured and marketed ... Read More »


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Using much more than 1024M will probably cause problems with Moviestorm, so it is a sensible maximum.
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Watch Incubus perform Live on Letterman TONIGHT at 9pm ET (6pm PT) on CBS.com!
Incubus isn't just a band to me. Incubus is magic. In fact, Incubus works wonders on the soul. I owe one of my best friends the world for introducing me to Incubus, and if I ever had the chance to actually give him the world, well then, I would. It's the least I could do. After all, he gave me Incubus.
My love for Incubus started with S.C.I.E.N.C.E. That's where I began. Then, backwards to Fungus Amongus, and then forward from Make Yourself onward. I have never expected one thing or another from them, I just expect to go on a different journey with every album of theirs. My love of their music evolving as they do. Never once have I been let down.
Incubus is about capturing the beauty of growth and self-realization. I know this sounds like a bunch of poetic mumbo jumbo that I'm spewing after smoking a big fatty around a campfire, but I assure you, it's not. If the sun, the moon, the stars, and the ocean all decided to join forces and become a rock-n-roll band, they would sound like Incubus.
The new album is further proof that Incubus is a force to be reckoned with and a vessel of inspiration. If Not Now, When? is simply put, a work of art.
So, I was lucky enough to receive an opportunity to listen to the new Incubus album, If Not Now, When? . Holy sh*t! I seized the opportunity in the blink of an eye.
Here's how it went down: I was called to a beautiful place, told to lay by the pool on a gorgeous California day, and given an iPod that contained the whole new Incubus record. YES! So, I did just that. I laid by the pool and I pressed play. What happened next, I can't even describe in words. I took a musical trip to a better place.
A half-second into the new Incubus record, the percussion dug itself deep into my chest and marched me into said better reality as if it was its only purpose; me. I was its main purpose.
"If not now, when will I stand up and face the bright light? Don't hide your eyes, it's time!"
Melodically, it is poetry in motion. This album will make you fall in love with something inside yourself. I guarantee it. Add to it Brandon's voice, which sounds better than ever, and you will grow wings.
"I'm not sailor or a preacher, all I have is sleight of hand, I do magic tricks for all the boys in the band."
They have never been better storytellers, genuine and vulnerable, elegantly powerful; visionaries of a less complicated life.
I fell in love with this album 2 songs into it and here's why: think of all the things you want to express from the core of your being, a sort of plea if you will. These songs, this band, are laying out for you an ideology to wrap yourself in.
If Not Now, When? is cerebral and soulful. It is a bit of a love song to the people who inspire this band and life. It is impossible not to see with clarity while listening to some of these songs and it is even harder to refuse its polite urgency.
This album is the devil and the angel on your shoulders engaged in a gentleman's conversation. It is the voice of a frustrated soul, but it's not bitter or resentful. It's curious.
There are so many points throughout this album that the drums and guitar are the stars. In fact, at certain times, the guitar parts will play YOU. It is clever and educated and seasoned.
Everyone will know the lyrics to these songs after only 1 listen.
It is intriguing off the bat. It is cool and precise. You will get pounded by what it suggests.
I wonder sometimes if Incubus is able to see inside our heads and figure out what it is we fear the most. I wonder how they can see the insecurities that cripple our thoughts. I wonder if WE are THEIR muses….and we are! They write for us, us, the ones on the verge of disenchantment and delusion, and the play us back from the brink. They make us feel like we are their inspiration. This album reminded me to look in all the places that I have forgotten about.
This album is so gorgeous, it almost offends me. There are bonfire moments, moments that just rock, and moments that are down right haunting, holy, and beckoning.
It is f**king awesome.
The very last song on the album sums the whole record up. It recaps your journey and leaves you with something to think about. Food for thought. It is an endlessly thought-provoking album.
In short, If Not Now, When? rules! and I want to have its babies.
For s**ts and giggles, here are my top 5 Incubus songs:
– "Redefine"
– "The Warmth"
– "Are You In"
– "Pistola"
– "Talk Shows On Mute"
– "Oil and Water"
That is just 5, off the cuff, that I love. However, I love them all and this new record has some classics and I've only heard it once.
If you're curious to hear Incubus actually play these songs live, then be sure to tune in TONIGHT when the band performs a Live on Letterman full concert webcast! The music starts at 9pm ET (6pm PT) on CBS.com.
Incubus Live on Letterman is presented by AT&T – Re-Think Possible.


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Social trends and technological advances will have a major impact on the logistics industry in the years ahead.
In the fast-changing field of logistics, industry leaders need to be aware of important trends. Some of these are long range and unlikely to make an impact for five years or more – others are just around the corner, ready to shake up established ways of doing business.
The 2016 Logistics Trend Radar is the third edition from DHL's Innovation and Trend Research Department. Since its first release in 2013, the Logistics Trend Radar has become an industry-acclaimed tool that provides valuable insight and information on transformational changes and the latest social trends and technological advancements likely to shape the future of logistics.
From macrotrends such as the changing energy and trade landscape to microtrends such as logistics startups unbundling the logistics industry, the in-depth report reveals which sectors will be affected by developments and time frames for their potential impact or introduction over the next decade.
On the social front, two of the significant trends that could change the logistics landscape are the movement towards fair and responsible supply chains, and the growing importance of the "sharing economy", a sector originating with startups such as Uber and Airbnb.00
Logistics companies can profit from this by facilitating peer-to-peer sharing – shipping and wrapping shared goods, for example – and by sharing infrastructure and equipment such as forklifts with smaller businesses or even competitors.
Another leading social trend dubbed "on-demand delivery" could result in new last-mile delivery concepts using flexible courier workforces to enable customers to have their purchase delivered when they need it, where they need it. Yet while social trends are worth keeping an eye on, technological developments are expected to have the biggest impact on how logistics providers do business.
Some are headline grabbing, such as autonomous vehicles. Whether in the air or on the ground, self-driving vehicles capable of making deliveries without human help continue to intrigue logistics providers.
The Internet of Things (IoT), meanwhile, has the potential to connect virtually anything to the Internet and accelerate data-driven logistics. It is estimated that by 2020 more than 50 billion objects will be connected to the Internet, presenting an immense $1.9-trillion opportunity in logistics.
Yet with increasing consumer demand for personalization, a hot new trend on the radar is "batch size one" – product runs of a single item, requiring tremendous investment in automation and complex supply chains. "Highly automated 'speed factories' will utilize cutting-edge robotics, automation and 3-D printing technologies to rapidly produce individualized goods," notes the report.
Indeed, 3-D printing is a disruptive technology that could revolutionize the industry by eliminating the need for warehouse spare parts, as downloadable specifications and a network of 3-D printers could do the job instead. "Imagine being able to use the same machines for a wide variety of product types without the need for hard tooling," says Joseph Scott Schiller, Head Market Development HP 3D Printing. "This would mean much more flexible, efficient capital investment, which could be distributed to put supply closer to demand."
Coming full circle, bionic enhancements such as exoskeletons may soon offer a way for companies to use technology to help workers be more effective and safe, extending their effectiveness as they age. Other trends, such as cryptocurrencies (think Bitcoin), have dropped off the radar, while others, such as real-time services and urban logistics, have become the industry's "new normal".
– Andrew Curry for Delivered. The Global Logistics Magazine


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DURHAM, N.C.--The archives of the second men's lacrosse coaching clinic is available now on GoDuke.com. The Blue Devils coaching staff provided pointers for developing attackmen, midfielders and defensemen as well as goaltenders.
Watch the archived videos to get tips on drills and teaching technique to players of all ages and all positions.
1. Take the time to find the "Definition of Your Program"
2. Chasing ground balls and a typical practice plan for Duke lacrosse
2A-Emphasis on Individual Development
2B-Emphasis on Team Development
A-Drilling to become an all-around player!
B-Position on Field, Ball Exchange, Stick Protection, Dodging from X
A-Drilling to become an all-around player!
]B-Position on Field, Ball Exchange, Split Dodge, Shooting on the Run
A-Drilling to an all-around player
B-Approaching the ball, Having a Plan, Defending behind the Cage, Defending at the GLE, Defending above the GLE.
7. Shooting
A-Begin with the Fundamentals
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Wednesday, September 19
Good morning, TexMessagers! It's National Preparedness Month! Why do you think we're seeing this spate of campus bomb threats?
September 2012 is the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's ninth annual National Preparedness Month. This week, five U.S. colleges reported threats to student safety, and showed the country just how prepared – and in some cases, unprepared – they we were in the face of an emergency.
Last Friday at 8:35 a.m., the University of Texas received a call from a male who claimed to be a member of al-Qaida and warned that multiple bombs placed in buildings around campus would detonate in an hour and a half. But it wasn't until an hour later that the university began alerting students through its emergency alert system with text messages, on-campus sirens, and social media updates.
"I just found the emergency procedure fairly disorganized," student Grant Jones told the Star-Telegram. "There didn't seem to be much of a protocol. It was just a lot of kids standing around."
As police checked and cleared the buildings and it became clear that the threat had passed, many began to wonder why it took the university an hour to alert its students of the threat. Students later took to the popular Internet site Reddit, to discuss where they were at 10 a.m., and whether they would have survived if the bomb threat had proved real. At a press conference, University President Bill Powers defended his administration's actions.
"The first thing we do is evaluate the threat," Powers said. "It's easy to make a phone call."
He went on to say that if the threat had been that bombs were to go off within the next five minutes, they would have immediately sounded the alarm.
That same morning, North Dakota State University also evacuated its campus due to a reported bomb threat, and Valparaiso University in Indiana issued warnings about an unspecified threat to occur during the school-wide chapel break. Hiram College in Ohio also evacuated its campus after reportedly receiving a bomb threat as well.
Shortly after 2 a.m. on Sunday, the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College received word of a bomb threat through a national crisis hotline. According to the Texas Tribune, no alerts were issued to students and no evacuation was made. Instead, a student was arrested at his nearby apartment about 13 hours later by campus police officers and a team of Texas Rangers.
"We had time on our side to find the individual, identify the location and make an arrest. But every situation is going to be different," said John Cardoza, the UTB chief of police.
Indeed every situation is handled differently, but do slow response times by university officials and the sheer number of bomb threat hoaxes make students numb to the idea of danger?
Facing its own bomb threat on Monday, Louisiana State University issued a statement urging students to evacuate as quickly and calmly as possible.
"Nobody seems too worried about it," said Shelby Miller, an LSU biology major told the New Orleans Fox affiliate. Miller was eating and studying at the LSU student union when she was notified of the evacuation.
LSU was evacuated in under an hour, and police and bomb-sniffing dogs swept the 250 buildings before students were allowed back on campus.
Headlines from TxPotomac's 2012 presidential campaign coverage and more
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★ Romney raw: Here are the unedited tapes. Decide for yourself.
★ Mitt Romney's top twenty gaffes of the year
★ Rapid Response: Team Obama ridicules Romney for '47 percent' comment
★ Fact check: Romney's '47 percent' claim is not entirely accurate
★ Top ten campaign gaffes in modern presidential history
★ Politico pulls back the curtain on Mitt Romney's 'stumbling' campaign
★ Romney calls for 'fair and enforceable' immigration laws in speech to Latino business leaders
★ Dwindling number of undecided voters try to decide who is 'the lesser of two evils'
★ Mitt Romney on dad: 'Had he been born of, uh, Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot at winning this'
★ Q&A: Who's bankrolling Obama, Romney this year?
★ Electoral College update: What's changed in the key swing states this week
★ Analysis: Mitt Romney's road to the White House is becoming more treacherous
★ The ten most endangered incumbents of 2012
Reader Comment of the Day
In response to our Texas on the Potomac articleTop ten campaign gaffes in modern presidential history, "Just_One" wrote in the comments forum:
Thats kind of a conflict within the democrat party there; Gore says he created the internet but obama says he didnt build that.
Texas Watch
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★ Economic indicators: new residential construction, including building permits, housing starts and housing completions; real estate transactions; and petroleum stocks and output.
★ Sept. 19. The Senate is back in session and will discuss a veterans jobs' bill.
Tomorrow and beyond:
★ Sept. 20. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee (Chairman Issa, R-Calif.) will hold a hearing focused on the inspector general's report on the failures of Operation Fast and Furious at 9:30 a.m.
★ Oct. 3. First Presidential Debate, University of Denver, Denver, Colo. Moderator: Jim Lehrer
★ Oct. 9. Voting Registration deadline.
★ Oct. 11. Vice Presidential Debate, Centre College, Danville, Ky. Moderator: Martha Raddatz
★ Oct. 16. Second Presidential Debate, Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. Moderator: Candy Crowley
★ Oct. 22. Third Presidential Debate, Lynn University, Boca Raton, Fla. Moderator: Bob Schieffer
★ Oct. 22 to Nov. 2. Early Voting in Texas.
★ Nov. 6. Election Day.
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The only thing I found was Centerville in Alpine County was a supply settlement that supplied the nearby mines. You might try contacting the Alpine County Museum about your question at www.alpinecountymuseum.com/#!
I find the local museums and historical societies are very helpful. If they don't know the answer to your question right off, they will try their best to find an answer. Sometimes, they may even have a rare photo to go with the information. www.CAGenWeb.com is another useful research website. Good luck.


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Marion J. Seigman
Chair & Professor
Department of Molecular Physiology & Biophysics
Information For
The main theme of our graduate educational program is Cardiovascular Regulation and Performance, which is supported by an NIH Training Grant. The program offers training at the molecular, cellular and integrative biology levels with a particular emphasis on the physiology and pathophysiology of cardiac and smooth muscle function. The specific fields represented include 1) motility, with an emphasis on cellular mechanisms of regulation of smooth and cardiac muscle, 2) membrane ion channels with an emphasis on the molecular physiology of sodium, potassium and chloride channels, and 3) signal transduction, with an emphasis on cell signaling pathways in vascular endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells.
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The importance of the chemistry in our Life Suggestion Julio Meneses | added on Aug 18, 2011 Everything around us is chemistry. The clothes that we use, the food that we eat, the gasoline that we use to drive our cars, sometimes we don´t realize the importance of a chemist in the industry, we are part of the scientists that chance the world.
|experiments, conferences, presentations, history of chemistry, exhibition, science fair, chemistry olympiad, periodic table
|students, general public, teachers, scientists, iyc enthusiasts, international, global, decision makers
The Guatemalan Dexters Collaboration Xavier Oboy | added on Aug 15, 2011 The idea is to gather enough laboratory materials to create more interactions and a real dynamic between the local schools and our NGO. We wish to bring to our children the opportunity to use and develop their knowledge to help and support the local community.
|engaging the youth
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ROBOT!!! Collaboration Alisha Sasikumar | added on Aug 14, 2011 My Ambition Is To Invent A Man Like-Robo.
|chemistry olympiad, game, history of chemistry, presentations, experiments, drawing competition, periodic table, show
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IYC TV Commercial Suggestion Ivan Faria | added on Aug 05, 2011 Communication to evolve.
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Registration, add and drop
This page contains information on:
Registering for classes
Registration is just a fancy word for enrolling in classes. At UMKC the terms registration, enrollment, and adding classes are all interchangeable. For all the steps to becoming a student at UMKC, see the Registration Quick Guide.
When you register for a class, you are obligated to pay for that class, unless you take action to drop that class during the 100% refund period. For more information about fees, see the Cashier's Statement of Financial Responsibility.
Registration timeline and appointments, click here
There are specific start and end dates for registration. Currently enrolled students receive a "priority registration start date" when they can first begin registering for upcoming semesters. Students will be e-mailed their registration appointment time or they may look up their registration appointment time on Pathway two to three weeks before registration begins. Student should seek academic advising prior to their registration appointment time.
All other students must wait for "open registration." For specific dates, see the Academic Calendar, Registration Quick Guide, or Registration and Drop date schedule.
Note: A fee of $50 will be charged to students who register on the first day of classes or later.
Instructions for reviewing your specific appointment date and time.
- Log on to Pathway
- Click on Self Service
- Click on Student Center
- Your registration appointment date is displayed in a box on the right-hand side of the page.
- Click on Details to look up the specific time on that date when you may begin registering.
- Your registration appointment is a start date and time. You may continue to add or drop classes at any time after your registration date/time until the first week of class.
- New students may begin registering on the Open Enrollment date, usually 3-4 weeks after priority registration begins.
- Students may continue to add classes through the first week of class; however, a fee of $50 will be charged to students who register on the first day of classes or later.
How to select courses and classes, click here
- Consult an Academic Advisor or the Catalog, DARS, or Major Maps to help you determine which courses are required for your selected major.
- Select the specific sections of courses (these are called classes) you wish to enroll in for the upcoming semester:
- Log on to Pathway
- Click on Self Service
- Click on Class Search/Browse Catalog
- Select the term from the drop-down menu
- Select the "Search for Classes" option
- Search for the course you want to take to see if and when it is offered (see the Class Search FAQ if you need assistance)
- Each section has a 5-digit "class number" that you use to register for the class. It is displayed with the "Section" on the Schedule of classes.
Example: Section: 0001-LEC(10007). The 5-digit number in parenthesis (10007) is the "class number" that you use to register for that section of the course.
Fee exchange for registration changes after a term begins, click here
Tuition assessed on dropped credit hours will apply to added credit hours as follows provided drops and adds are completed within the same day and on the same registration form. Students may drop and add classes between sessions. Students may drop and add classes for exchanged tuition through the last day of the term as long as all other registration requirements are met (such as permission for late add, approved petition for late withdrawal, required signatures, etc.). The fee exchange policy supersedes the standard refund schedule for class changes within a semester. Retroactive changes do not qualify for fee exchange.
- When the number of hours dropped is equal to the number of hours added, the tuition remains the same.
- When the number of hours dropped is less than the number of hours added, the tuition for the dropped hours is removed, and tuition for the additional hours is added.
- When the number of hours dropped is more than the number of hours added, the tuition remains the same.
For examples, click here.
Cross Campus Enrollment, click here
Are you a current undergraduate degree seeking student Interested in taking a class at another UM campus? Cross campus enrollment will allow you to take a class(s) at another UM Campus. Use the links provided to search the other campus Schedule of Classes to determine what courses are available. You will want to check for online instruction mode unless you are willing to travel to the campus.If you are a current undergraduate degree seeking student at UMKC wanting to take classes at another UM campus, simply log into Pathway and navigate to your Student Center. Under the Academics area you will see a link to Enroll: MU, MST, and UMSL. Use the links provided to search the other campus Schedule of Classes to determine what courses are available. You will want to check for online instruction mode unless you are willing to travel to the campus. To participate, select the campus you would like to visit, the term you intend to take the class in, read and check the acknowldegement, and submit. You will receive an email from the campus you are visiting with instructions related to your next steps.
If you are a student at another UM school, please visit Joe's, MyZou, or MyView and follow the instructions above.
FAQ for UMKC students interested in attending another UM Campus
FAQ for UM Students interested in attending UMKC
Adding Classes
Students may add classes through the first week of the term, after that date, they must obtain both the instructor's signature and their advisor's signature to add any classes.
Adding classes, click here
- Log on to Pathway.
- Click on Self Service.
- Click on Student Center.
- Click on Add a Class.
- You may either search for the class using the Class Search feature or if you already know the class number, type it into the Class Number box.
- When you find the class you want, click the yellow select button. On the next page, check the Enrollment Requirements and Class Notes to make sure you want that section of the course. Click the yellow Next button.
- This places the class in your enrollment shopping cart. Placing classes in your enrollment shopping cart does not guarantee you a spot in the class until you finish enrolling in the class.
- If later you decide to not take the classes, make sure to remove them from your shopping cart so the system does not automatically enroll you.
- If the class is full and has a waitlist, you may add yourself to the waitlist by attempting to add the class. If there is space on the waitlist, you will be added to the waitlist.
- Once you have all the classes you want in your enrollment shopping cart, click the "Proceed to Step 2 of 3" button.
- You must now review and agree to the Statement of Financial Responsibility.
- Review your classes one last time and click Finish Enrolling.
- You will get a green checkmark for each class you have successfully added. If you do not get to the green checkmark, you are not enrolled in the class yet.
- If a class is full or you don't meet the prerequisites, you will get a red X. You may need to select a different class.
Schedule Planner, click here
Schedule Planner is a web-based application accessible from Pathway that allows students and academic advisors to generate optimized variations of class schedules, taking into account the student's desired breaks and schedule conflicts as well as course availability.
- Quick guide (PDF)
- Pathway Schedule Planner (video)
- Student reference guide (PDF) or text only
- Advisor reference guide (PDF)
Steps for adding classes in-person, via mail or fax, click here
- Print an add/drop form, or pick one up from the Registration and Records Office or the Student Services/Advising Office in your academic unit.
- Fill out the add/drop form with the class that needs to be added.
- Bring the add/drop form to the Registration and Records Office, mail it or fax it.
Class permission, click here
If a class is limited to a specific population of students, you may have to get permission to add it to your schedule. The department offering the course can enter this permission in Pathway so you can register yourself, or they can sign-off on an add/drop form.
Graduate Enrollment in Undergraduate Courses, click here
Beginning Summer 2014, graduate students who wish to enroll in undergraduate courses, regardless of how these courses count towards a graduate degree program, will be required to complete a Undergraduate Course Authorization form.
For additional details , click here.
Wait lists, click here
Some classes may have wait lists available in Pathway. If the class is full, and the wait list is available, it will be indicated on the Schedule of Classes with a yellow triangle. To add yourself to the wait list, follow the procedure to add the class. To remove yourself from the wait list, you need to follow the same steps for dropping a class.
If space becomes available prior to the start of the term, the system will attempt to add you to the class. You will be notified via your UMKC e-mail address as to whether you were added to the class. If you no longer wish to be registered for the class, please drop the class via Pathway.
If the system encounters one or more registration errors when attempting to add you to the course, an e-mail notification will be sent providing the registration error the system encountered. The system will attempt to add the next person to the wait list, but you will not lose your position on the wait list. Please note that we are not currently able to report more than one registration error in the e-mail notification even if you have multiple registration issues. Possible registration errors:
- Time Conflict: If you are enrolled for another class at the same time as your waitlisted class, the automatic enrollment process will skip you.
- Max hours exceeded: If enrolling in the waitlisted class would put you over your term credit hour limit (17 hours for most undergraduate students), the automatic enrollment process will skip you.
- Registration hold: If you have a registration hold on your account, the automatic enrollment process will skip you.
- Enrollment Requirement: If you do not meet the enrollment requirement for the course. For example passing the appropriate math placement exam, the WEPT exam, or if you must be admitted into a specific major (Chemistry, Business, Nursing, etc.) to enroll in the course.
To view where you are on the wait list navigate to Self Service > Student Center and click on the My Class Schedule link. If you are on a wait list, the status for the class will be "Waiting" and a Waitlist Position number will be displayed. If you are in position 1, that means you are first on the list and will be first to be enrolled if space becomes available.
If you have not been automatically added to the class by the third day of the term, the only option for adding the class is getting special permission from the instructor. The instructor will need to sign-off on an add/drop form and you will need to bring it in-person to the Registration & Records office to add the course.
For detailed wait list instructions, click here.
Adding classes after the deadline, click here
Students can add classes via Pathway through the first week of the semester. After that, they must get an instructor signature to add a class late. The steps for getting officially enrolled in a class after the first week are:
- Print an add/drop form, or pick one up from the Registration and Records Office or the Student Services/Advising Office in your academic unit.
- Fill out the add/drop form with the class that needs to be added.
- Have the instructor for the class initial in the "Late Add" box and sign on the end of the line for that class.
- Have your academic adviser sign the form at the bottom.
- Bring the add/drop form to the Registration and Records Office to be manually put in the class. The Registration and Records office is in room 115 of the Administrative Center, located at 5115 Oak St. You can also mail or fax the add/drop form if you are unable to bring it by in person.
Pathway registration error messages, click here
If you attempt to register for a class and receive a red X indicating the class could not be added, it also gives you a message to tell you why the class could not be added. The possible messages and how to resolve each is listed below.
- Access denied. You have not granted your consent to do business with the University online. Click on the UM E-consent link in the blue Pathway menu on the left, grant consent, and re-log in to Pathway.
- This is not a valid class number. The class number is the 5-digit reference number that tells the computer which section of a particular course you want to enroll in (e.g. 45678). Spring class numbers all begin with the number 1, summer class numbers begin with a 3 and fall class numbers begin with a 4.
- You have already taken this class. You have now exceeded the repeatable limit for this class. Verify that this class will apply toward your course of study. This is only a warning message. You have been enrolled in the class, but you should double-check with your adviser that it will count toward your degree. If you are retaking a class to improve your GPA, you must complete a form in the Registrar's office for the previous grade to be removed from your GPA.
- You have a hold on your record. The hold on your record must be removed before this transaction can be processed. To view the holds on your record, return to Self-Service > Student Center. Holds are displayed in a blue box in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Click the "details" link to get more specific information about your holds. Viewing your holds
- Unable to add this class—requisites have not been met. Check the class description for a list of enrollment requirements. Some classes are restricted to students in specific majors or require a minimum number of credit hours completed. Click on the class number on the online class search for information on requisites for a particular class.
- Unable to complete your request. You do not have access to perform this transaction
at this time. There are multiple reasons you might see this message:
- Your registration appointment time has not yet arrived.
- You have not yet been admitted to UMKC. Contact the Admissions office at 816-235-1111.
- Open registration is over. To add classes, you will need to complete an add/drop form and obtain a signature from each instructor.
- Unable to add this class—term maximum exceeded. Adding this class would exceed the maximum number of units or courses allowed for this term. You are trying to enroll in more credit hours than is permitted by your academic unit. See your academic adviser to request permission to take more hours.
- You cannot drop this class. Dropping this class would put you below the minimum required units. You may not drop all of your classes on Pathway. To drop all of your classes, you must complete an exit interview questionnaire.
- Law students must get a signature from the Law School in order to drop below 15 hours.
- Athletes must get a signature from the Athletic Student Services office to drop below full-time.
- International students must get a signature from the International Student Affairs office to drop below full-time.
Dropping Classes
Students may drop classes in Pathway through last date for withdrawal as published in the
academic calendar.
Dropping classes, click here
- Review the rules and regulations
- Withdrawing from classes does not release you from financial obligations to the University.
- No one (including faculty and advisers) can withdraw for you.
- Check the withdrawal deadlines in the academic calendar. Undergraduate and graduate student withdrawal deadlines differ and are strictly enforced.
- If you require advising or have questions, contact your academic adviser before withdrawing.
- Withdrawals can be done by mail when a student is unable to appear in person due to being out of town or suffering from an illness or accident; if the Registration and Records Office is closed or Pathway is down and you wish to receive a refund. The postmark on the envelope is used as the refund date.
- If you have any problems or questions when dropping a class, contact the Registration and Records Office at 816-235-1125.
- Log on to Pathway
- Click on Self Service
- Click on Student Center
- Click on Drop a Class and follow the prompts
- Make sure you get a green checkmark to indicate the drop was successful. If you do not get a green checkmark when you are done, you have not dropped the class.
- Always confirm your drop/withdrawal by printing a copy of your class schedule from Pathway or obtaining a copy from the Registration and Records Office.
Total term withdrawals, click here
Students wishing to withdraw from all of their classes for a term must complete an Exit Interview Questionnaire. If you received financial aid for the semester, you may be required to pay back all or a portion of the aid you received. For more information on dropping your last class, see the Term Withdrawal website.
Actions that are not considered official notification of withdrawal, click here
Assuming classes will be cancelled for nonpayment, failure to attend class, giving notice to an instructor, stopping payment on a check used to pay fees, crossing out courses on a schedule, returning only partial payment to the Cashier's Office or verbal notice to any University office.
Drops and drops with assessment, click here
- During the first fourth (1/4) of the class, if you drop it, it will not appear on your transcript.
- During the second fourth (1/4) of the class (5th-8th weeks) if you drop a class, you will automatically get a W on your transcript to indicate you withdrew. The W is not included in your GPA.
- After the half-way point of the class (9th-12th weeks for undergraduates; 9th-16th weeks for graduates) if you drop a class it is considered "with assessment." You will be assigned an IP grade for "in progress" and at the end of the semester, the instructor will have the option of giving you a W if you were passing on the date you withdrew or a WF if you were failing on the date you withdrew. WFs do not calculate in the GPA of undergraduate students, but do calculate like an F for graduate students.


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