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(Sports Network) - The Washington Capitals were the best team in the NHL during the regular season, but tonight they will try to avoid falling in a 2-0 series hole when they host the eighth-seeded Montreal Canadiens at Verizon Center for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
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Tomas Plekanec scored the game-winning goal 13:19 into overtime to lead the Canadiens to a 3-2 victory at Verizon Center. It was the first playoff win in two years for Montreal, which was swept by Boston in the opening round last spring.
Mike Cammalleri and Scott Gomez also scored for Montreal and Jaroslav Halak was outstanding with 45 saves in his first career postseason start.
"We played well and were able to capitalize on a few chances," said Cammalleri. "They have that skill level, but we weathered it, got some timely goals and came up with the big victory."
Joe Corvo and Nick Backstrom scored for the Capitals, who are attempting to improve on their playoff woes of a year ago when they lost to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Penguins in the conference semifinal round.
Jose Theodore, a former league MVP with the Habs, turned aside 35 shots in the losing effort.
Washington's superstar forward Alex Ovechkin was surprisingly held without an official shot on goal through 26-plus minutes of ice time.
"We didn't play our game the way we wanted to play it," said Ovechkin. "But it is just one game and now we have 24 hours to realize what we did wrong, make some changes and move forward."
Ovechkin, a two-time Hart Trophy winner, was tied for second in the league in points with 109 this season and his 50 goals placed him behind only Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos, who each had 51 markers.
The Capitals also struggled at the start of last year's playoffs, falling behind 2-0 and 3-1 to the New York Rangers in the opening around before winning the series in seven games.
The Habs and Caps have never faced each other in the postseason before, but played a very tight season series this year. Each team won two games and only one of the four tilts was decided by more than one goal -- a 4-2 win by Washington on Jan. 5.
This series will shift to Montreal for Games 3 and 4, with the third meeting set for Monday at Bell Centre.
Washington was 30-5-6 at Verizon Center this year. The Canadiens were 19-17-5 in road games.


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Tipple-Vosburgh Lecture Series
The series was originally established by the fifth Drew president Ezra Squier Tipple and his wife Edna White Tipple. Nowadays it is an annual Theological School conference and alumni/ae reunion that features many major scholars in its roster of speakers. Recent conference themes have included: "Greening the Church for the Next Millennium"; "The Bible: Weapon or Wisdom?"; "Christology across Confessions and Cultures"; and "God and Mammon."
Center for Christianities in Global Contexts
This center was established in Drew Theological School in 2006 with a grant from the Henry R. Luce Foundation, and as a resource for the Theological School, the Graduate Division of Religion, and the wider community. The Center studies and models the place of Christianity in a global society in modes that affirm the irreducible plurality of both historical and contemporary Christianities; the opening of Christian theologies and ministries to other faith traditions; the need to attend to the colonial legacies and neocolonial investments of Christianity; and the articulation of theological visions of social justice, peace, and non-violence in such interdependent domains as economics, the environment, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. The Center is directed by Kenneth Ngwa, Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible.
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"Seek the shalom of the city where I have sent you, for in its shalom, you will find your shalom." –Jeremiah 29:7
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Launched in 2001 under the leadership of Catherine Keller, Professor of Constructive Theology in the Theological School and Graduate Division of Religion, together with Virginia Burrus, Professor of Early Church History, and Stephen Moore, Professor of New Testament, the Drew Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquium brings a dozen or more distinguished scholars to campus each fall to engage in dialogue with Drew religion faculty and students around specific topics germane to the future of theological studies. The colloquia regularly issue in published volumes, and in certain years amount to full-scale conferences. Colloquia topics have included: "Interstitial Initiations/Counterdiscourses of Creation"; "(Com)promised Lands: The Colonial, the Postcolonial, and the Theological"; "An American Empire? Globalization, War, and Religion"; "Transfiguring Passions: Theologies and Theories of Eros"; "Ground for Hope: Faith, Justice, and the Earth"; "Apophatic Bodies: Infinity, Ethics, and Incarnation"; and "Planetary Loves: Postcoloniality, Gender, and Theology." The colloquium traditionally ends with a one-day graduate student event at which students from Drew and other schools present papers to an audience of faculty and peers.
Hispanic Institute of Theology
The Hispanic Institute of Theology at Drew University (HIT) was founded by Dr. Ada María Isasi-Díaz, Professor Emerita of Ethics & Theology. Dr. Isasi-Díaz has taught Christian Ethics in the Theological School and Graduate Division of Religion at Drew University and is one of the foremost Latina feminist theologians in the United States. She is widely known for her work in Mujerista Theology. HIT is currently co-directed by Dr. Elias Ortega-Aponte and Dr. Otto Maduro. Dr. Ortega-Aponte is Assistant Professor of Afro-Latina/o Religions and Cultural Studies. Dr. Otto Maduro teaches World Christianity in the Theological School and Graduate Division of Religion, and is an internationally known sociologist of Religion.
Through its leadership, HIT has been in connection with several of the important programs recently developed by Latinas/os in different parts of the country such as the Hispanic Theological Initiative, the Program for the Analysis of Religion Among Latinos, the Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians of the United States, The Hispanic Summer Program, and the Asociación para la Educación Teológica Hispana. HIT was also instrumental in establishing the Hispanic/Latino group at the American Academy of Religion, which at present organizes two sessions at the AAR Annual Conference. In 1995 HIT organized the first panel by Latina Theologians at the AAR.
Institute for Ecstatic Naturalism
Every April, starting in 2011, Drew University sponsors an interdisciplinary Congress devoted to the philosophical and theological perspective of ecstatic naturalism as originally developed by Professor Robert S. Corrington of the Graduate Division of Religion at Drew. The Congress invites papers from senior scholars and graduate students on topics relevant to an ecstatic naturalist world view where the emphasis is on the utter scope and depth of nature as it molds and shapes human culture and the deepest structures of the self. Topics from past Congresses have included a correlation between ecstatic naturalism and: the arts, psychoanalysis, process theology, shamanism, ecofeminism, semiotics, philosophical theology, deconstruction, religious symbols, the scientific study of religion, and Romanticism. Friday evening features a plenary address, while Saturday evening is devoted to the arts. Plenary speakers have included Robert C. Neville and Ursula Goodenough. The first Congress featured a staged reading of Professor Corrington's play 1,2,3.
Center of Religion, Culture, & Conflict
This interdisciplinary center is funded by the Wallerstein family and other donors, and is directed by Christopher Taylor, Professor of Religious Studies and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies in Drew's College of Liberal Arts. Its purpose is to encourage and facilitate the broadest possible interdisciplinary study of the profoundly complex nexus where religions, societies and cultures meet. The Center brings together scholars representing a remarkable diversity of academic disciplines, and from all three of the constituent schools at Drew, to participate in research and conversation about various aspects of the intersection of religion with society and culture. The Center hosts distinguished visiting scholars, sponsors lectures, makes research grants to promote scholarship, and arranges roundtable discussions. The programs of the Shirley Sugerman Interfaith Forum, a distinct but integral part of the Center, promote earnest and frank dialogue among different religious traditions on issues of common concern.
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Established in honor of Professor Frederick A. Shippey to further scholarship in the sociology of religion.
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The Nelle K. Morton Lecture
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The Martin Luther King, Jr., Lecture
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Barkley, who very nearly marked that occasion with what would have been a fairytale goal, could earn another cap – possibly even a first start – in the Three Lions' friendly with Chile on Friday evening.
England also face Germany at the national stadium on Tuesday.
Barkley, 19, said: "It was a good experience, making my debut, there is no better honour. I had a chance, too, but it went an inch past the post, which would have been good if I'd have scored that.
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They finished third in the CONMEBOL qualifying section and are currently placed 12th in the FIFA rankings, two places below Roy Hodgson's side.
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I hear it all the time: "I am spiritual. I just don't go to church." Or, "I believe in God. I just can't handle how church people act." They are some of the most common explanations people offer to me when I ask them about their spiritual lives. Another version of this is: "Why do I need to go to church? God loves me as I am. I can worship Him (Actually, they seldom use that phrase.) and I can experience Him anywhere."
There was a time when I could eat anything, at any time and lots of it, without any repercussions at all. In high school, I probably consumed 3,000 or more calories a day during basketball season.
Recently, my wife and I went out to eat at a restaurant in the Savannah area. After being seated, the waitress said to us, "Today, I am going to be taking care of you."
Man, it seems, has always been looking for answers since the beginning of time. Some have sailed the oceans to search for new lands just to get an answer to the question, "What is out there?" Others have searched the world over to find the answer to the questions of life.
Pastor Richard Williams Jr. served 29 years training soldiers in the military. Now he is training men and women for the kingdom of God.
In 1926, Dr. Carter G. Woodson started National Negro History Week to educate the American people about African-Americans' cultural backgrounds and notable achievements. This action led to what we currently celebrate as Black History Month.
A little more than a month ago, I happened to be in the Atlanta area on Christmas day, celebrating with my dad. And it snowed!
The Bible is a one of the great blessings mankind has been given. It covers the entire spectrum of man's life.
I often wonder who reads the articles I write for the newspaper.
"A soap manufacturer and a [preacher] were walking together down a street in a large city. The soap manufacturer casually said, 'The Gospel you preach hasn't done much good, has it? Just observe. There is still a lot of wickedness in the world, and a lot of wicked people, too!' The [preacher] made no reply until they passed a dirty little child making mud pies in the gutter. Seizing the opportunity, the [preacher] said, 'I see that soap hasn't done much good in the world, for there is much dirt and many dirty people around.' The soap manufacturer ...
All throughout Jesus' ministry, he constantly condemned the religious leaders of his day for being like their forefathers.
I'm sure you have seen the commercial at some point. She says, "It has to be true. I read it on the Internet." And then she meets her date -the "French supermodel." And you chuckle because you know someone who is that naïve.
Do you understand that Jesus loves you? Yes, you - you are important to God.
Recently, a celebrity made the news because of an illness and death.
I recently spent much of a day on hold with customer service - with two different companies. I pressed 2 and 3 and the pound sign and almost every other button on my phone as I was transferred back and forth.
The sacrifice made by Christ caused him to suffer humiliation and pain.
Second Corinthians 5:20 says, "We are therefore Christ's ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us." The writer here is saying that if the message of Jesus Christ is going to get out, it will be through his followers.
I'm so excited - he's coming home this weekend. By the time you read this, he should be here.
It is in Christ whom man can find victory.
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This expedited waiver allows the districts and charter schools to conduct school for less than seven (7) hours for a total of six (6) days of student instruction a year.
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Districts and charter schools must apply for the waiver days using the online waiver application.
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Information on staff development modules related to the State Assessment and the early reading diagnostic instruments is available from the regional education service centers.
Texas Center for Reading & Language Arts Initiative products can be accessed by clicking on www.texasreading.org on the icons for professional development information.
This expedited waiver allows the district and charter schools to attend or participate in one day conference to improve student performance relating to their assignment. Texas Education Code §25.081.
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H i W H V ! W Jin ! WEBER STATE COLLEGE, OGDEN, UTAH VOL. 25 - NO. 1 SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 !1H M FA" . ?1 Mi 1 til 'I ' : If r . 1 f ttn w in H - rr' MONTY SHUPE Monty Resumes Program Positions Monty Shupe, after a year's absence while doing graduate study at University of Minnesota, Minn., has resumed his position as program director of the Weber State College. He replaces Dean Black, who held the post during the school term recently ended. Mr. Black has accepted an internship to Denver University. Mr. Shupe has been studying student personnel at the University ofMinne-sota and working in the university's Coffman Memorial Union, one of the oldest and largest university unions in the nation. He had served as program uiiectui ui inN- WSC Union for threeyearsprior to doing the graduate study. He is married to the former Delores Anderson, of Og-den. BULLETIN Elections for Freshman class officers will begin with circulation of student petitions. Students interested in running for offices should pick up petitions and by laws at Union main desk. Campaigning begins Sept. 28 with primaries on Oct. 1 and finals, Oct. 8. Pre$. William P. Dr. Cammack Named To New Position Dr. Elwin F. Cammack has been appointed to fill a new administrative position at Weber State College -- assistant dean of faculty and director of institutional research. Dr. Cammack recently earned an Ed.D. degree at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich. Hehad been a member of the Weber State mathematics faculty for four years priorto leaving for his doctoral studies in 1962. In his new position, Dr. Cammack will assumepart of the growing responsibilities handled by Dr. Robert A. Clarke, dean of faculty, said Pres. William P. Miller.He will assist in the administration of the instructional program of the college, and will prepare reports on faculty productivity and curriculum for state agencies, including the Utah Coordinating Council of Higher Education; student enrollment studies and projections, and related studies. In the institutional research area, Dr. Cammack will conduct studies of faculty teaching loads, class size, building utilization, the curricular and other academic programs, the student body, and many other activities relating to operation of the college. Miller addresses new Freshman assembly Thursday Sept. 16 Tuesday was the R js t "Blessed is he who learns something new every day," said head librarian, James R. Tolman at the dedicatory services of the new Weber State College library. Realizing a dream in the making for five years, Mr. Tolman continued, "Thisis a great day for me. We are proud of this building. . ." Speaking before an audience of 200 faculty and guests, Weber State Pres. William P. Miller welcomed the honored speakers and guests. President Miller spoke with pride of Weber State's building progress. Glen R. Swenson, Director of the Utah State Building Board, accepted the Class in Orientation (I if 5.. ; 1 I dedication for newly contructed fin Lfll building for the taxpayers of Utah with the statement, "Completion of this building provides another necessary and vital tool in the development ofWeberState College. Additional speakers on the program were Ira A. Huggins, chairman Board of Trustees; John Bour-land, president Associated Students; Dr. D. P arry Wilson, president Faculty Association, and Dr. Don A. Buswell, president Alumni Association. Opening theprogram was the Weber State Cornet Quartet, under the direction of Fay Hanson. Closing dedicatory prayer was given by Floyd J. Woodfield, chairman of the Faculty-Library Committee. Mr. Woodfield stated, "We are grateful to our forefathers because they have given to us the free- BULLETIN The annual Hello Dance will be held tonight in the Union Building. TheSound-waves and The Groobies will be featured. The event will start at 8 p.m. and will be 25 fpsr person with student body cards. Electro Committee Formed Six representatives from prominent defense andpri-vate industries along with college faculty formed and held the first meeting of the Advisory Committee for Electronics at Weber State College. Chairman ofthe committee is Charles Ballard from Ballard Supply Company. Secretary is Grant E. Horsley, Weber State Col s i-' Weber State Library J dom ofpress, the freedom of speech, and the love of books. May this building remain as a citadel of truth." Halls Whisper This past week Mr. and Mrs. Hurst welcomed 72 girls to LaSal Hall and prepared themselves for another year of the usual challenges of dormitory life. Mr. and Mrs. Halliday also welcomed 72 girls to Stansbury Hall. This year will be a new experience for them, instead of the hardy sounds of young bachelors, as they were accustomed to last year, they will be hearing the lilting voices of young maidens. Mr. and Mrs. Crawley welcomed a good part of our football team to Wasatch Hallthree weekspre-vious to registration. We can't help but think thatthe good food and com fortable beds provided them may have been of some help in their victory over Arizona State. Here's an interesting fact, Wasatch Hall accommodates 222 available men. lege associate professor of electronics. Representing Hill Air Force Base is Harvey Price, Civilian Personnel Division; Lee Murphy, Thi-okol Chemical Company; Charles R. Forbes, Sperry Utah; A. R. Shoff, Hercules Powder Company; M. H. Jackson, Airways Facilities Branch ofthe Federal Aviation Agency.
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This year's legislative session has now stretched into 120 days, and with no budget agreement in sight, lawmakers are now having their pay cut.
Their daily expense payments are being cut in half while lawmakers battle over the state budget. But it's not just lawmakers who are affected by the stalemate.
Lawmakers earn $24,000 a year. Most of the legislators will tell you they don't do this for the money, so it probably won't force them to hash out a budget quickly.
The longer it takes, the more uncertainty for the agencies that depend on it.
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Campbell says the fact so many Republicans are split on the governor's plan to expand Medicaid to 300,000 people, its delaying everything. The budget won't come until all that is sorted out and it will likely be more bipartisan.
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We've launched a delicious wholesome new cookie crafted from an iconic brand found in cupboards across America. We've added even more to a soft drink this generation can't get enough of. And we've introduced an invigorating new twist from a global coffee giant. But this is only the beginning.
Here is a taste of PepsiCo's recent product innovations and the ensuing business results:
Delivered for ShoppersA breakthrough innovation within the category. Real cola taste with 60% less sugar than regular Pepsi-Cola®. It's the classic flavor shoppers thirst for, while also meeting their evolving preferences.
Delivered at RetailPepsi NEXT energized the carbonated soft drink category with 41% of its sales reflecting incremental growth. Pepsi NEXT continued to move the needle with 1.1% incremental growth of sales to the liquid refreshment beverage category. (PepsiCo LRB Model; Symphony IRI Group 10 Weeks Ending 9/25/2011 vs. YAG)
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Delivered at RetailSince the launch in May 2012, RUFFLES® Ultimate brought an impressive 21.3% new users into the brand. 2.7% of that total were completely new to the brand, and 18.6% were existing users purchasing more. (dunnhumby Data, incrementality at 12 weeks, 8/2/2012)
Delivered for ShoppersA premium oatmeal experience created for on-the-go oatmeal lovers. Packed with wholesome multi-grains and chunks of real fruit and nuts, and packaged in an utterly convenient form. It's Quaker® goodness as never before.
Delivered at RetailQuaker® Real Medleys® are going strong and on target to bring in $25MM (IRI ILD, MULO, YTD w/e July 1 2012) while driving 35% incremental growth. (dunnhumby Shop: Where are my sales coming from, 9 wks ending 5/5/2012)
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Delivered at Retail75% of consumers found Refreshers™ very/extremely different from anything else in the marketplace. And as a result 67% will continue buying traditional coffee/coffee energy hybrid drinks. (Source: Refreshers™ Purchaser Follow-up Study -- Attitude Measurement Corp., November 2011.)
Delivered for ShoppersDORITOS® have never been this Jacked! 40% bigger in size and thickness to scoop up all types of dips. Consumers are amped up about the one-two punch of intense flavors—Enchilada Supreme & Smoky Chipotle BBQ—followed by a twist of spice or tanginess. A DORITOS® lover's dream with an unforgettable crunch.
Delivered at RetailAfter sampling DORITOS® JACKED™, 83% of consumers were already hooked, insisting they would buy the product. And 91% of people who purchased DORITOS® JACKED™ said they would re-purchase them. (Source: DORITOS® JACKED™ Assessor® STM, February 2012)
Delivered for ShoppersQuaker® goodness has never been this satisfyingly delicious. Introducing cookies, baked to perfection with real fruit pieces, crunchy nuts and toasted whole grain oats. A huge success from an iconic favorite.
Delivered at RetailQuaker® Cookies® are on track to bring in a substantial $45MM. (IRI ILD, MULO, YTD w/e July 1 2012). Quaker® Soft Raisin and Quaker® Soft Chocolate have quickly become a consumer favorite —ranked among the top 10 items in the Better For You Cookies category. ( IRI ILD, Total US Grocery, CYTD w/e 06/10/12, Top 30 BFY by $ sales re-ranked by u/s/w)
Delivered for ShoppersNow brand-loyal Mountain Dew® enthusiasts can get the soft drink they swear by in a larger can and at a greater value. Exhilarating. Thirst-quenching. One of kind taste.
Delivered at RetailThe MTN DEW® 24 oz can saw 40% incremental growth in low BDI markets and a whopping 60% incremental growth in mid BDI markets (IRI Diff of Diffs study, 12 wks ending 4/22/12 vs. 12 wks ending YAG).
PepsiCo's powerful insights into ever-evolving consumer demand, coupled with your knowledge and expertise, enables us to create the innovation that your shoppers are seeking. Big ideas people are eating up to deliver the growth your business deserves. Partner with PepsiCo today.
That means we'll be there for you more often, replenishing, merchandising, and driving business. Gatorade Prime® Energy Chews are designed for athletes–like Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton–and will consistently be at the fingertips of your customers for quick turnaround. By utilizing PepsiCo's DSD system, this product is readily available–right now. Talk about a game changer.
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Prime Energy Chews were developed by the scientists at the Gatorade® Sports Science Institute in collaboration with athletes to meet their needs.
For more information on driving high-velocity sales with Gatorade Prime® Energy Chews, contact your local Gatorade/PepsiCo rep today or go to www.gatorade.com.
Supply Chain isn't perfect. Which is exactly why PepsiCo set out to greatly improve it. We knew there must be a better way. A way to help you save valuable time, eliminate costly errors, amp up productivity, drive profitability and delight your shoppers by always having their favorite products freshly stocked—efficiently and affordably.
Every once in a great while comes a breakthrough in how manufacturers and retailers do business. That time is now.
Introducing PepsiCo's Advance Ship Notifications (ASN).
This system represents an enormous leap forward from the current DSD models. ASN-based DSD has been delivering amazing results for us, our participating retailers, and in turn, their valued shoppers.
Using our global intelligence, vast experience and deep resources, PepsiCo has pioneered ASN. We've made a significant investment in systems to process and certify ASN-based deliveries. And it's paying off for all of us. In fact, PepsiCo won the Supermarket News Supplier of the Year Award in 2011.
|SSCC Applied To Each Tote At The Distribution Center
|Delivery Arrives At The Store
|RSR Unloads Order To Backroom
|Receiver Scans SSCC & Checks Audit Status
|If No Audit, RSR Goes Directly To Shelf
PepsiCo always strives to bring innovation to the marketplace. From inventive new products and packaging that meet ever-changing shopper demand, to pioneering a groundbreaking ASN system that gets those products into the hands of your customers as quickly as possible.
Best of all, we want to partner with you so that this revolutionary new process meshes seamlessly with your own way of doing business. Get on board. Together we can eliminate non-productive costs. That way you can spend less time dealing with supply chain inefficiencies and more time investing in your business—and your valued customers.
By sharing data with our customers we are achieving a much higher degree of supply chain precision and sales forecast accuracy. Growth opportunities are unlocked. The shopper experience is improved. Mutual profitability is elevated. And collaboration is the key.
As part of our 360° Retail Execution™ platform, Shelf Genius™ has the unique functionality to transform your daily scans into real-time, fact-based information that we can mine from afar to expertly plan for shopper demand, and in turn, help you order exactly what you need, as you need it. It's offering new insights into selling patterns and promotional effectiveness. What used to be a grainy picture becomes laser-focused by connecting data with our trading partners in real time.
You scan the data. Shelf Genius crunches the numbers. What comes next is a root cause analysis of what's happening at your shelf and why. The positives and the negatives. Alert Flags that identify opportunities for improvement are fed to the handheld devices of our frontline and replenishment managers—enabling rapid response to your in-store conditions. Together we can help eliminate distribution voids and OOS, and maximize supply chain efficiency.
Yet it is your shoppers who will profit the most. Their favorite products and varieties in stock and at their freshest, with store level promotional insights on the programs that best fit their needs.
Enough talk, there is already a proven track record among early adopting retailing partners. As referenced in a recent Supermarket News article1 on a PepsiCo pilot, Scott Craig, director of supply chain for Delhaize America said, "These are staggering results." Let's look at those numbers:
PepsiCo is always striving to build upon our "new ways of working together" principles. It's our goal to provide you with the best service and support in the industry. More touch points coupled with the precision tools you need to succeed in today's ever-changing marketplace. PepsiCo has one of the largest data sharing programs in the world. And we are currently working with over 20 retailers on this groundbreaking program. Are you next? Join us today.
1 "Food Lion, PepsiCo Pilot Boosts Stock Levels," Supermarket News/Penton Media, 24 January 2012.


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Le Meridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa would like to invite you to discover varieties of wines specially selected from Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, home to some of the world's leading premium wineries. A combination of New World whites and reds paired with a 5-course Western set dinner will be sure to draw connoisseurs alike at Latest Recipe on 30 August 2012 at 06.30 pm. onwards.
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Le Méridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa goes beyond the traditional five-star hotel experience and invites guests to discover more than just a new destination – to experience a new perspective with a focus on contemporary art and cuisine.
The resort is an idyllic enclave on exclusive Lamai Beach – on the eastern side of the island close to the airport and island attractions. Inspired by Koh Samui's timeless beauty and diverse cultural influences, Le Méridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa features an intimate selection of 77 refined suites and villas designed with fengshui principles in mind. Le Méridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa is also introducing the signature arrival experience programme for Le Méridien brand in Koh Samui; an inspiring restaurant concept: Latest Recipe; and the chic lobby lounge bar Latitude 9 as well as the hotel's poolside bar Plunge Bar. For guests seeking retreat, Le Méridien Koh Samui offers a world-class luxury spa with private suites and a holistic mix of ancient and modern treatments. And a main focal point of the resort is the 224-meter floating ocean pier over the Gulf of Thailand, a unique and inspired venue for private dinners, celebratory cocktail parties, and intimate receptions.
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South Dakota brought the big guns out to California's World Ag Expo this week.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard and Agriculture Secretary Walt Bones visited the farm show with one goal: to woo more dairies to their state.
"We've got dairy processing facilities looking to expand in communities across South Dakota, but they need more milk," said Daugaard. "With the recent announcement that Bel Brands will build a large cheese-processing plant in Brookings, we're making a concerted effort to expand existing dairy operations and bring new ones to our state."
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SBK X: Superbike Demo Hits PCIf your days just don't have enough superbike in then, then we've got the solution as a 770MB downloadable demo of Milestone Srl's SBK X: Superbike World Championship PC is now available on FileShack.
"Sample the improvements Milestone have made in the brand new 'X' edition playing both in Arcade and Simulation mode on the Portimao circuit, in all the different weather conditions and against other 15 opponents through the new Online Multiplayer Mode," says publisher Black Bean Games. PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 demos of the game are also available to those in Europe by way of each console's online marketplace.
The PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 racer zooms out to European store shelves on June 4, 2010. A North American release, however, has yet to be announced.
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This is my dumping ground for quotes and other stuff relating to the wonderful world of digital & communications.
why Huck Finn or On the Road as enacted today sound so dreary. Where Percy, in another essay, describes Huck and Jim as "reposing … all hope in what may lie around the bend," we can hardly imagine them doing so when what lies around the bend is displayed at all times on a screen before them. Nor can we imagine Sal and Dean dreaming the promise of every cobbled alley, or of all kinds of unforeseen events lurking to surprise them, when they are striving to make sure that events are foreseen. The technology that is meant to facilitate travel deadens the spirit of discovery that draws us to the experience


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80-85% of jobs in the US are filled through networking and not online job boards, crazy isn't it?
Networking sounds scary, but if you have ever talked to someone in line at the grocery store, that's networking!
LinkedIn is the world's largest professional network on the Internet in over 200 countries. Build a professional profile, connect with individuals in your industry, and participate in online groups and discussions regarding your field of interest.
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The Publication Hub is the first port of call for all those seeking the latest statistics from government departments in the UK. It is the central website for hosting all first releases of National Statistics.
The term National Statistics is an accreditation mark that stands for a range of attributes such as relevance, integrity, quality, accessibility, value for money and freedom from political influence. Data classed as National Statistics provide an up-to-date, comprehensive and meaningful description of the UK's economy and society.
The Publication Hub provides a calendar of statistical releases, which can be viewed in various ways including, release date, topic and providing department. All statistical releases for the current day are listed on the homepage of the site, and these can be accessed when they are available directly through the website, or by subscribing to the RSS news feed.
The Publication Hub also provides links to statistical products and publications that are not classed as National Statistics. It is the only website where you can access past and present statistical releases. In addition, you can find information about when future statistical releases are going to be available.
All statistical releases will continue to be held on departmental websites, along with underlying sources and datasets. As the producers of these statistics, the departments are responsible for their content and accuracy. Further contact details are provided with each statistical release.
The UK Statistics Authority provides guidance on the content and dissemination of releases as part of the Code of Practice, supplemented by additional guidance from the National Statistician.
For now, the content of releases will remain the responsibility of departments. Heads of Profession in each department are responsible for the professional quality of outputs released through the Publication Hub and approve the publication of outputs prior to their release.


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Heidelberg Catechism
The Heidelberg Catechism (1563), one of the Three Forms of Unity, is a Protestant confessional document taking the form of a series of questions and answers, for use in teaching Reformed Christian doctrine. It was written in 1563 in Heidelberg, present-day Germany. It's original title in translates to Catechism, or Christian Instruction, according to the Usages of the Churches and Schools of the Electoral Palatinate. It has been translated into many languages and is regarded as one of the most influential of the Reformed catechisms.
Elector Frederick III, sovereign of the Electoral Palatinate from 1559 to 1576, commissioned the composition of a new Catechism for his territory. While the catechism's introduction credits the "entire theological faculty here" (at the University of Heidelberg) and "all the superintendents and prominent servants of the church"[1] for the composition of the catechism, Zacharius Ursinus is commonly regarded as the catechism's principal author. Caspar Olevianus (1536–1587) was formerly asserted as a co-author of the document, though this theory has been largely discarded by modern scholarship.[2][3] Frederick wanted to even out the religious situation of the territory, but also to draw up a statement of belief that would combine the best of Lutheran and Reformed wisdom and could instruct ordinary people on the basics of the newfound Protestant version of the Christian faith.[4] One of the aims of the catechism was to counteract the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, and so it based each of its statements on the text of the Bible.
Commissioned by the sovereign of Palatinate, it is sometimes referred to as the Palatinate Catechism.
The Catechism is divided into fifty-two sections, called "Lord's Days," which were designed to be taught on each of the 52 Sundays of the year. The Synod of Heidelberg approved the catechism in 1563. In the Netherlands, the Catechism was approved by the Synods of Wesel (1568), Emden (1571), Dort (1578), the Hague (1586), as well as the great Synod of Dort of 1618-1619, which adopted it as one of the Three Forms of Unity, together with the Belgic Confession and the Canons of Dort.[5] Elders and deacons were required to subscribe and adhere to it, and ministers were required to preach on a section of the Catechism each Sunday so as to increase the often poor theological knowledge of the church members.[5] In many Dutch Reformed denominations this practice is still continued.
In its current form, the Heidelberg Catechism consists of 129 questions and answers. These are divided into three main parts:
I. The Misery of Man[edit]
This part consists of the Lord's Day 2, 3, and 4. It discusses:
II. The Redemption (or Deliverance) of Man[edit]
This part consists of Lord's Day 5 through to Lord's Day 31. It discusses:
- The need for a Redeemer
- The importance of faith, the content of which is explained by an exposition of the 12 Articles of the Christian faith, known as the Apostle's Creed. The discussion of these articles is further divided into sections on:
- God the Father and our creation (Lord's Days 9-10)
- God the Son and our salvation (Lord's Days 11-19)
- God the Holy Spirit and our sanctification (Lord's Days 20 - 22)
- Justification
- The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper
- And the keys of the kingdom of heaven The Preaching of the Gospel and Church Discipline
III. The Gratitude Due from Man (for such a deliverance)[edit]
This part consists of the Lord's Day 32 through to Lord's Day 52. It discusses:
- Conversion (Lord's Days 32-33)
- The Ten Commandments (Lord's Days 34 - 44)
- The Lord's prayer (Lord's Days 45 - 52)
Lord's Day 1[edit]
The first Lord's Day should be read as a summary of the catechism as a whole. As such, it illustrates the character of this work, which is devotional as well as dogmatic or doctrinal. The first Question and Answer reads:
"What is Thy only comfort in life and death?"
The answer is:
"That I with body and soul, both in life and death, am not my own, but belong unto my faithful Savior Jesus Christ; who, with his precious blood, hath fully satisfied for all my sins, and delivered me from all the power of the devil; and so preserves me that without the will of my heavenly Father, not a hair can fall from my head; yea, that all things must be subservient to my salvation, and therefore, by his Holy Spirit, he also assures me of eternal life, and makes me sincerely willing and ready, henceforth, to live unto him."
Use in various denominations and traditions[edit]
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The influence of the Catechism extended to the Westminster Assembly of Divines who, in part, used it as the basis for their Shorter Catechism.[6]
The Heidelberg Catechism is one of the three Reformed confessions that form the doctrinal basis of the original Reformed church in The Netherlands, and is recognized as such also by the Dutch Reformed churches that originated from that church during and since the 19th century.
Several Protestant denominations in North America presently honor the Catechism officially: the Presbyterian Church in America, the Christian Reformed Church, the United Reformed Churches, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Reformed Church in America, the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, the United Church of Christ (a successor to the German Reformed churches), the Reformed Church in the United States (also of German Reformed heritage), the Free Reformed Churches of North America, the Heritage Reformed Congregations, the Canadian and American Reformed Churches, Protestant Reformed Churches, and several other Reformed churches of Dutch origin around the world.
A revision of the catechism was prepared by the Baptist minister, Hercules Collins. Published in 1680, under the title 'An Orthodox Catechism', it was identical in content to the Heidelberg catechism, with exception to questions regarding baptism, where adult immersion was defended against infant baptism and the other modes of affusion and aspersion.
- ^ Emil Sehling, ed., Die evangelischen Kirchenordnungen des XVI. Jahrhunderts, Band 14, Kurpfalz (Tübingen: J. C. B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1969), 343: "Und demnach mit rhat und zuthun unserer gantzen theologischen facultet allhie, auch allen superintendenten und fürnemsten kirchendienern einen summarischen underricht oder catechismum unserer christlichen religion auß dem wort Gottes beides, in deutscher und lateinisher sprach, verfassen und stellen lassen, damit fürbaß nicht allein die jugendt in kirchen und schulen in solcher christlicher lehre gottseliglichen underwiesen und darzu einhelliglichen angehalten, sonder auch die prediger und schulmeister selbs ein gewisse und bestendige form und maß haben mögen, wie sie sich in underweisung der jugendt verhalten sollen und nicht ires gefallens tegliche enderungen fürnemen oder widerwertige lehre einfüren."
- ^ Lyle Bierma, "The Purpose and Authorship of the Heidelberg Catechism," in An Introduction to the Heidelberg Catechism: Sources, History, and Theology (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2005), 67.
- ^ J.F. Gerhard Goeters, "Zur Geschichte des Katechismus," in Heidelberger Katechismus: Revidierte Ausgabe 1997, 3rd ed. (Neukirchen-Vluyn: Neukirchener Verlag, 2006), 89.
- ^ Mark A. Noll, Confessions and Catechisms of the Reformation,(Vancouver, B. C.: Regent College Publishing, 1991), 134. ISBN 1-57383-099-2
- ^ a b FRC: Heidelberg Catechism - Historical Background
- ^ Rines, George Edwin, ed. (1920). "Heidelberg Catechism". Encyclopedia Americana.
Further reading[edit]
Bierma, Lyle D. (2005). Introduction to the Heidelberg Catechism: Sources, History, and Theology. ISBN 9780801031175.
Ernst-Habib, Margit (2013). But Why Are You Called a Christian? An Introduction to the Heidelberg Catechism. Goettingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. ISBN 9783525580417.
External links[edit]
- German text of Heidelberg Catechism
- Heidelberg Catechism (modern English translation): From the Reformed Church in the United States
- Heidelberg Curriculum for Families (text and audio)
- Audio Recording of the Heidelberg Catechism (mp3)
- Heidelberg-Catechism.com


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Fancy a rumble through the jungle in the new year? Maybe the Subis Road Race Challenge around Miri in Sarawak, Borneo, could be the thing. On January 15th the 90km out and back road race takes place, and is also supported by an MTB RR and other events,.
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A 20-year-old man has been arrested following a bank robbery
at the Greater Cincinnati Credit Union.
Authorities were dispatched to the bank
at 2721 Central Parkway on Tuesday around 11:10 a.m. following reports of an
armed robbery.
Police say that a man wearing a black hoodie walked into the
bank, showed the teller a gun and demanded cash.
The suspect exited the bank with an undetermined amount of
currency. He was seen leaving the bank in a white, four-door sedan.
Police were able to locate the suspect's vehicle in the 1500
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Native American Title VI Grants - How to Submit a NEW
The availability of funds for Title VI grants is reported through Program Announcements published in the Federal Register. The Office for American Indian, Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian Programs (OAIANNHP) administers three grant programs and publishes an announcement that includes all three programs.
These announcements describe applicant eligibility, application requirements, sample funding amounts, deadlines for submission of the application and the expected date of the awards. These awards are made for a three-year project period to reduce the paperwork burden on grantees.
Part A Indian Program - Grants are made to eligible tribal organizations to pay all of the costs for delivery of supportive services and nutrition services for older individuals who are Indians. (See Program Announcement for Part A);
Part B Native Hawaiian Program - Grants are made to elegible public and nonprofit private organizations to pay all of the costs for the delivery of supportive services and nutrition services to older Native Hawaiians. (See Program Announcement for Part B); and
Part C Native American Caregiver Support Program - Grants are made to tribal organizations with applications approved under parts A and B, to pay for the support services for the caregivers. (See Program Announcement for Part C)
Should program changes occur within the 3 year funding period, a revised application must be submitted to OAIANNHP for approval prior to making the changes.
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