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Detroit techno inspires, sustains Berlin Tresor brand
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Model D managing editor Walter Wasacz has long talked and written about Detroit's global vibe, that special, intangible "otherness" that tastemakers all over the world seem to find again and again. He was asked by San Francisco-based music pub XLR8R to write this piece on Tresor -- a label, a club, a pioneer in Berlin social entrepreneurship -- which gains much of its inspiration from Detroit techno.
An excerpt:
(Dimitri) Hegemann and other tastemakers in the city, including Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald, who opened the Hard Wax record shop in 1989 and started their Basic Channel group and label project four years later, were paying close attention to tracks being produced in Detroit. They embraced the sound, and began cultivating relationships with Motor City artists.
"Detroit was fresh. We thought the best new music was coming from there," Hegemann says. "I first heard a Final Cut white label in 1988, then Jeff Mills came here for the first time in 1990. Everything really started coming together in Berlin because of Detroit techno. It was the soundtrack that we could all agree on."
Rock on Jeff Mills. Read the rest of the story
Honor and Folly gets well deserved love from NYT
New York Times
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
In a piece that focuses on quirky places to stay when traveling, the New York Times asked Meghan McEwen, herself a travel writer, to talk about her Corktown inn, Honor and Folly, in her own words.
An excerpt:
I felt like Detroit needed this really immersive, local experience because that's where all of the energy is. Our inn is in Corktown, the city's oldest neighborhood, and I'm able to tell my guests where to get the best pizza, who are the best farmers at Eastern Market, where to see the coolest graffiti because I live here. It's a bit of an antiquated career, innkeeper, but it's making a resurgence because when you're staying in a place where the innkeeper is taking such great care of every detail, you can feel it.
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KICK begins search for permanent location
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
At Model D's editorial advisory meeting last week, one of our guests, old friend Curtis Lipscomb, executive director of KICK -- the agency for lesbian, gay, bi- and transgender African Americans-- told us the organization just signed a two-year lease at its Midtown location. (And, yes, Lipscomb is the author of this week's
opinion piece.
But Lipscomb also said KICK would be starting a search for a building or a house for a more permament spot.
If you have a lead on some Detroit real estate, you can email Lipscomb
Biergartens pop up this week downtown and in Villages
The Villages CDC, Hatch Detroit, Berg Muirhead and Associates
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Good Michigan craft suds will be flowing this week in two locations - downtown on Woodward to service Tigers' loving fans headed to and from Comerica Park for the American League Championship Series with the Red Sox; and in the Villages to welcome the new businesses on Agnes St. and to introduce Phase II of the Detroit Lions' Living for the City initiative.
The downtown pop up is at 1520 Woodward Ave., Oct. 15-17; that's today, Tuesday, 1 - 9 p.m.; Wednesday, 5 p.m. - midnight; and Thursday, 5 p.m. - midnight.
The biergarten pop up in the Villages is at 1420 Van Dyke, Oct. 19-20, 3-9 p.m. each day. Drinks and eats courtesy of Hatch contest participants Alley Wine, Batch Brewery Company, Treats by Angelique and Voigt's Soda House.
Curbed Detroit: Avenue of Fashion, before and after
Curbed Detroit
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Livernois has long been one of Detroit's great north-south thoroughfares, from Fort Wayne at the southern end to the Ferndale city limits at the northern end.
It's the latter part of Livernois, the historic Avenue of Fashion, that has been getting much love and new investment of late. We thought this story in Curbed Detroit, including before and after pics, was worth another look.
An excerpt:
Over the summer, a contingent of retailers, artists, and designers descended on a
sleepy stretch of commercial frontage
on Livernois Avenue. The city once referred to this district as the Avenue of Fashion, but years of decline had left the storefronts largely vacant. Fueled by grant money and assistance from the REVOLVE program, several of these spaces have been woken up with new shopping opportunities and art installations. Check out what was achieved in just a few months.
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NYT: The baseball hero we call 'Miggy'
New York Times
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
While we sweat out what looks to be a tough series with the Oakland Athletics, it's nice to take a step back and reflect on the greatest of current Tiger greats (and maybe, just maybe, the greatest of all time), Miguel Cabrera.
Thanks to this nicely-done piece by Mark Leibovich in the New York Times.
An excerpt:
Sluggers used to be the heroes. Now they and their statistics have become suspect. But while fans have been outraged over performance-enhancing drugs, they are also conditioned to expect their results. Cabrera, 30, has never been linked in any way to P.E.D.'s. (His beer-league physique is one obvious defense.) On the field, his only blemish is that he has put up remarkable numbers during an era in which so much seemed too good to be true, and regularly proved just that. In a sense, Cabrera is now positioned to redeem the modern slugger. The question is whether he can compete with the fantasy of players past.
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Artspace: 'Everything and every idea is possible' in Detroit
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Nice to find this piece while browsing the web this past weekend. It affirms much of what we've been talking about the last eight years or so in Model D and gets to the heart and soul of what makes us tick in Detroit.
An excerpt:
Creative people have been drawn to Detroit in the first case because, like Berlin in the 1990s, it is very inexpensive. There is most certainly no other place where an artist or musician can acquire a 3,000-square-foot house with yard for $500. The city has been functioning, or not, as though it were insolvent for a number of years, so the actual insolvency makes little or no difference. Perhaps it even adds a new layer of cache.
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High speed rail from coast to coast? Yes, please
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
True, it's a work of transportation imagination, but we do love when smart, creative people plant seeds for thought -- remember Neil Greenburg's Model D piece in 2011 on his Detroit-based
Freshwater Railway
? -- like this one we caught up with in Upworthy.
Yes, it would be nice to take the train from Detroit to Montreal, then drop down to Boston at 220 miles per hour. Or head the other direction to a Chicago transit hub, and either keep heading west to LA, drop down to Austin (during SXSW) or to Miami for some serious beach time. Not to mention all the economic development opportunities a network like this would stimulate.
Cool stuff. Check it out
Planet Ant celebrates 20 years of creativity
Planet Ant
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
Planet Ant Theatre celebrates its 20th anniversary with an evening of performances featuring current and former Planet Ant artists Friday, Oct. 11 at Detroit's Gem Theatre.
This event will celebrate the theatre's rich history of music, theatre and improv comedy. Hosted by Planet Ant Artistic Director Shawn Handlon, performances will include musical numbers taken from some of Planet Ant's best original productions, improv from the renowned Planet Ant Home Team and The 313, plus live band performances by 19.5 Collective, The Twilight Babies, and Pewter Club with Scott Sanford.
Tickets for Planet Ant's 20th Anniversary event are $30 balcony and $50 main floor and are available now
. Doors open at 7 p.m. with performances beginning at 8 p.m. A cash bar will be available, and a $10 discount is available for anyone who has been involved with a Planet Ant show or production. The Gem Theatre is at 333 Madison Ave, downtown Detroit.
'Heavy Metal Boyfriend' rocks local fashion scene
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
This exciting Detroit music culture inspired clothing line for women is brought to us courtesy of the UFO Factory-His Name is Alive-Princess Dragon Mom sound-sight axis of noisy creativity. Designed and manufactured by witches in southwest Detroit. We're loving Heavy Metal Boyfriend big time.
Check it out
Greenway construction begins on link from RiverWalk to Hamtramck
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
John Gallagher writes in the Detroit Free Press that "construction is under way on more than 10 miles of greenways that will link the RiverWalk to Eastern Market, Midtown and Hamtramck in about a year's time."
Nice. We never get tired of hearing updates on the non-motorized trail that cuts up the near East Side.
More from Gallagher:
"The work includes an extension of the popular Dequindre Cut north into Eastern Market, as well as streetscape improvements in the market, work in Midtown and creation of the Hamtramck Connector bike lanes north from the market to that community."
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Proposals for Grandmont-Rosedale business revitalization due by Oct. 7
Grandmont-Rosedale Development Corp
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
The Grandmont-Rosedale Development Corporation (GRDC) is seeking proposals from businesses and entrepreneurs wishing to locate in the Grandmont Rosedale area.
The deadline for proposals is Monday, Oct. 7. GRDC works with local business owners to promote storefront design that is good for business and good for the neighborhood.
For more info go
Hoops come to Cadillac Square
Downtown Detroit Partnership
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
The Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) is bringing a new basketball court to Cadillac Square at Campus Martius Park, located just north of the First National Building.
DDP's placemaking efforts drew crowds throughout downtown Detroit this summer during concerts and events in the parks, at food vendors in Cadillac Square and at the Beach at Campus Martius Park.
The basketball court, located between Woodward and Bates, is open now through Friday, Oct. 11. The court is available for play daily during park hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Other free activities in Cadillac Square through Friday, Oct. 11 include ping pong, bean bag toss, washer toss, bocce ball, checkers, chess and backgammon. Games and basketballs can be borrowed at the games kiosk in Cadillac Square, weekdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Additional information about events taking place in the parks is available
NCB Capital Impact and Kresge Foundation launch Innovative Woodward Corridor Investment Fund
NCB Capital Impact and The Kresge Foundation
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
NCB Capital Impact and The Kresge Foundation are launching the Woodward Corridor Investment Fund, developed to invest in transformative real estate projects that advance the physical redevelopment of Detroit's Woodward Corridor.
With the support of MetLife, Inc., PNC Bank, Prudential, Calvert Foundation, Living Cities, and the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, the Fund will provide capital to projects that are mixed-use, mixed income, transit-oriented and promote density, diversity, vibrancy, and walkability in Detroit's core.
The $30.25 million Woodward Corridor Investment Fund is designed to support Detroit's revitalization by financing critically needed housing units along Woodward Avenue, a main artery and home to major medical and academic campuses and arts and entertainment venues. The Woodward Corridor includes Detroit's Midtown neighborhood, where occupancy rates exceed 95 percent and demand is high for hundreds of additional units. By focusing on the Woodward Corridor, home to many of Detroit's largest institutions and employers, the fund will help attract residents and commercial activity, establish a model sustainable corridor, and expand economic opportunity for all residents.
The Fund will provide long-term fixed rate loans under terms not currently available through traditional financial institutions, allowing a single loan source rather than the many layers of capital that can be time consuming and difficult to assemble. This will allow developers to commence construction on their projects more quickly.
PNC's capital was also pivotal to catalyzing the fund as it demonstrated how a local Detroit bank's finances leveraged funding from other national partners.
The Fund will begin accepting applications Oct. 1. It will make initial loan approvals before the end of 2013 for projects that will start construction prior to the end of 2014. More information is available
WSU Press 'Celebration of Books' fete this Thursday
WSU Press
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Wayne State University Press and the 2013 Host Committee cordially invite you to a Celebration of Books this Thursday, Sept. 26, at 5:30 pm to highlight new titles, over 100 other new and favorite books, and dozens of authors.
Featuring a strolling dinner, cash bar, book sale, trivia game, door prizes, and a short program by Bradford Frost. Frost's new book
Reveal Your Detroit
documents a one-of-a-kind photography project sponsored by the Detroit Institute of Arts that showcased thousands of images from the perspectives of hundreds of Detroit residents.
Tickets are $50 ($25 tax deductible). Includes strolling dinner and cash bar. RSVP
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Humvee hazard: defective fire-safety equipment to be replaced in military trucks.
MONTEREY, Calif. -- A tire suppression system designed to put out flames in burning humvee trucks failed in combat after the power source that it relies on to spray retardant malfunctioned, said the Army official who oversees vehicle programs.
The equipment failures have raised concerns among troops in the field. Marines have even refused to wear specially designed seatbelts for fear that they cannot escape if their truck catches fire, said a Marine Corps official. Despite years of catch-up efforts to make humvees safer, it appears that the military's workhorse hasn't entirely escaped its reputation as a "death trap."
The Army expects to have the problem fixed by the end of March, when humvees on Iraqi streets will have three tire suppression bottles that spray retardant, said Lt. Col. Sam Homsy product manager for light tactical vehicles at the Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM).
"What we found sometimes in theater is that the electrical system sometimes fails [and] disconnects the battery," he said at the National Defense Industrial Association's tactical wheeled vehicles conference.
Currently, two red bottles that resemble everyday tire extinguishers are set to automatically deploy, Homsy said. In March, a backup battery will also be installed in case the primary one fails to send a signal to release the retardant. A third bottle that can be manually deployed by first responders is also being added.
The third manually deployed bottle will allow first responders to "get in there and remove the soldiers from the burning vehicle," Homsy said.
A request to TACOM for more information on how this system would work was denied. Craig MacNab, a spokesman for humvee manufacturer AM General, referred questions to TACOM.
Armor and other protective devices installed on trucks, known as fragmentation, or frag, kits, are required for humvees when they leave forward operating bases in Iraq.
At the end of March, humvees arriving in Kuwait depots will have the sixth generation of frag kits installed, which will include the updated tire suppression system, Homsy said.
It is unclear how long it will take to outfit the rest of the fleet with the more robust tire suppression system, and whether models with the fifth-generation frag kits will be allowed to leave secure bases.
After insurgents in Iraq stepped up their use of improvised explosive devices in late 2003, TACOM has installed various ad hoc solutions to make the vehicle safer. Added armor was among the first priorities. But heavier steel plates made doors more difficult to open. Special latches to help open doors and windows in the event of a fire were then installed. Other innovations included new harnesses and blast resistant seats.
Daniel Pierson, deputy program executive officer at the Marine Corps program executive office for land systems, indicated that Marines still believe there are not enough safeguards against fires.
Some troops are shunning special harnesses designed for their own protection.
"That fear of burning to death, that fear of [not] being able to get out of the vehicle is so strong, they refuse to wear these things," he said. It is a "myth" that the new generation of harnesses will trap occupants, he noted. "Oh my God, all this money we're spending on these hitches and blast seats, how can you not want to wear them?"
Pierson said the Marines will work on an informational video that will reinforce the need to wear seat belts.
Commanders must convince their troops that they have to wear these harnesses, he said.
But then added: "When you see these things engulfed in flames it became clear to me that's a real problem," Pierson said. "You can't get those people out of that vehicle."
As for the Army, Homsy said that he had not heard that soldiers were refusing to wear their seat belts for fear of being burned alive.
"I have heard of guys not wanting to wear their harnesses for other things," he said at the conference. "That has always been a challenge--trying to get the gunners to wear their harness."
Pierson wondered why trucks couldn't be equipped with the self-sealing fuel tanks that are found in helicopters, which prevent the tanks from leaking fuel and igniting. "Why don't we have these on the ground?" he asked.
In a sign of possible disconnect between the two services, the Army for four and a hall years has been using a system that seals fuel tank holes. One contractor's system is already in operation on heavy trucks, fuel tank trailers and one model of the mine resistant ambush protected vehicle (MRAP).
Russell Monk, operations director at High Impact Technology (HIT) of Tigard, Ore., said he informed Pierson after his speech that the company's self-sealing technology was rushed into the field in 2004.
At the outset of the Iraqi conflict, fuel tankers were being destroyed at an alarming pace. During ambushes, insurgents were filling the tanks with bullet holes, then firing rocket propelled grenades to light the leaking gas. Some military units were in near mutinous states. They were refusing to travel in convoys without adequate protection, Monk said.
The Army then sent out an emergency request for information to vendors. One of HIT's products, the Battle Jacket Containment System, was deemed as a possible solution. Company officials flew immediately to the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., to demonstrate the technology.
Battle Jacket--a self-sealing external fuel tanker membrane system--minimizes the fuel leakage caused by small arms tire, according to HIT. It is sprayed on in three layers. The middle layer has a chemical that plugs the holes. Once the tank is breeched, the substance fills the hole and expands. It's similar to how coagulants in the bloodstream stop a wound from bleeding, Monk added.
The Army wasted no time speeding the technology to the field. Within 10 days of the request, contractors were in Kuwait spraying the Battle Jacket on the tankers.
It protects against bullets and smaller IED fragments, Monk said. A massive incident, such as another vehicle ramming into a tanker, would not prevent a fire.
Almost five years later, the product is being sprayed on some, but not all, Army truck fuel tanks.
It is being tested for use in the humvee, he added. He declined to specify which MRAP model is using the product.
Self-sealing fuel tanks have been a necessity for helicopters. Helicopters can't be as heavily armored as ground vehicles and a bullet piercing a fuel tank can be fatal.
They use a bladder system inside the tanks. That is a valid approach, Monk said, but they don't hold their shape well for fuel tanks that hang off the side of some of the larger trucks.
Lt. Col. Lewis Johnson, product manager for heavy tactical vehicles at TACOM, said the Army has employed a tire suppression system for exposed external fuel tanks that are common on large trucks such as the heavy equipment transporter.
The Fire Panel, manufactured by Fire-trace Aerospace of Scottsdale, Ariz., doesn't "self-heal" like the HIT technology, but upon impact releases a cloud of tire suppressing powder that prevents the fuel from igniting, Johnson said.
Homsy said the Army plans to conduct a "market survey" to determine what other fire suppression technologies are available.
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Operation BLUE Lights Highlights Ballard County
Date of News Release: 06/14/2012
(Hickory, KY) As part of Operation B.L.U.E. Lights, the Kentucky State Police in Mayfield will be highlighting each individual county within its post district. The Mayfield post district is comprised of Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, McCracken, and Trigg counties. Each of these counties has its own high crash areas. Each area has a time of day when crashes are most prevalent. The data that will be provided is intended to provide local citizens with useful information to assist them in avoiding a crash while traveling in their home area.
During the past 12 months, Ballard County has had 231 collisions take place within its borders. An overwhelming majority of these collisions occurred on US Highway 60 and KY Highway 286. These collisions occur mostly between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM. The crashes are in direct correlation to the number of vehicles which travel on these roadways. Generally, as traffic volume increases, so do the chances of a collision. However, the cause for most crashes in Ballard County is driver inattention which can and should be avoided. Inattention can simply be described by a driver taking their eyes off of the roadway for even a few seconds. This can often be attributed to the use of a cell phone, GPS unit, or preoccupation with items or other passengers in the car. Even while looking at the roadway, a driver can fail to see dangers around them. This is why it is important for all motorists to drive defensively and pay close attention to what other motorists are doing around them. Of the 231 crashes in Ballard County over the past 12 months, 50 caused injury and two resulted in fatalities. A factor for these numbers is seatbelt usage. The last survey of seatbelt usage in Ballard County (2009) indicated that approximately 76% of drivers in the county utilized a seatbelt. Although this represents three quarters of those surveyed, it is still well under the 84% national usage rate.
The Kentucky State Police pledge to improve the safety of Ballard County by continuing a concentrated enforcement on US 60 and KY 286. Troopers will be conducting stationary and mobile patrols observing for drivers who are violating the posted speed limits, driving impaired, and texting while driving. Additionally, an emphasis on occupant restraint violations to include seatbelt, child safety seat, and booster seat violations will be a high priority during patrols.
The information provided above is in an effort to reduce fatal and injury collisions in Ballard County. Motorists in Ballard County can contribute to highway safety by reporting reckless and impaired drivers to KSP at 1-800-222-5555.


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Tamil cinema is set to witness something on the lines of Spiderman, Harry Potter and James Bond of the West. Director Mysskin is planning to bring out 'Mugamoodi' as a series, with one film hitting the screens every year.
Starring Jiiva and Pooja Hegde in lead roles, 'Mugamoodi' is taking shape fast. Plans are on to release the film, produced by UTV Motion Pictures, on August 31.
Meanwhile, sources say Mysskin has penned the script in such a way that it could have a sequel anytime. "After 'Mugamoodi', Mysskin will direct a belonging to a different genre. After that, he will start the sequel to 'Mugamoodi'," sources say.
They add: "As of now, Mysskin has planned to come out with a 'Mugamoodi' every year. He has chalked out detailed plans for that." Touted as the first super hero flick of Tamil cinema.


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May I share a quick personal work-life story of reflection? Being named a Top 10 On-line Influencer on stress by Sharecare.com, a Dr. Oz site, was one of the most exciting moments of 2013. My voice in the work stress arena had reached a new pinnacle and it lead to all sorts of opportunities, including participating in Arianna Huffington's Third Metric Conference. A Huffington Post portal, which is catalyzing the conversation around well-being and success.
Exalting well-being at work and in business is my passion. The phrase demands further introspection of the rich nature of vocation: embodying our personal values and using our individual strengths in the journey toward the bigger picture, our own contribution to society, business, our planet. It is for my individual journey, a perfect blending of what I call the work-life merge.
Reaching the Masses
With further reach, the door suddenly swung wide open for my work to be further disseminated, sometimes without my knowing.
Recently, I had a self-indulgent moment of personal upset for the third time in as many months after it was brought to my attention, material I had penned, had been somewhat repurposed, reorganized and paraphrased for other people's tomes. Or had it? That's always the question that might linger if I let it, but I won't. It's difficult to prove and there are more powerful lessons at play.
We live in an age of digital exuberance where information travels at the speed of light. And I am a believer that we are all also tapped into a big soup of consciousness. Plagiarism is plagiarism, but as we grow to share our solutions to better manage what I call our UPED U existence, information spreads out like peanut butter and jelly on an everything bagel. Yes, there are ideas and innovations that you can claim as your own, but ultimately it's gonna be one big messy sandwich with many tastes, colors and opinions.
But the competition is not just for eyeballs and ears, it's for hearts,minds and souls. In our deep search toward meaningful work, true vocation and being the signal above the noise, ultimately we are the only ones who can cast the shadows blocking our true beauty from emerging even in heated competition.
It's perfectly understandable, to be upset if someone has lifted your juicy stuff. I've had my moments of disheartening feelings take me briefly into a spiral. But lingering negative emotions like envy, jealousy and anger steal your joy, your energy and curtail your zest and grit to go deeper into your work.
Being mindful to acknowledge the thoughts and feelings is a first step. It's yet another way to practice mindful meditation at work and in business. Still, just observing those thoughts without taking them to heart is not always an easy journey, so here are three points to keep in mind.
1. The Inner Business Guru has it's own unique voice: The lens through which we write, teach or consult is informed by our inner business guru, which when fully tapped, is simply a unique voice that no one can duplicate. It's the purest truest nature of how we deliver wisdom and knowledge, from our own tapestry of experiences and narrative. Competitive forces while present, can't compete with the drive of a unique message.
2. Relinquishing negative mind chatter allows the brain to focus on the positive: Dwelling relegates you to victimhood. Without being 100% sure that your idea or material was lifted, negative thoughts are like kryptonite for the soul and creativity. It also keeps one stuck and operating from a place of paranoia and fear. Furthermore, remaining in that type of fixed mindset, doesn't allow for the inner business guru to emerge with new ideas for fear of being stomped on.
3. The power of presence will attract the right audience: The way your present your material in a live format or recording - can in an instant – attract the right audience. A mentor of mine, Rick Jarow PhD, career sociologist and Vassar scholar passed down this teaching to me, from his teacher: "There's a place that needs you, and a place where you need to be. See them coming together in exquisite harmony."
That power of presence is something I was recently discussing with a good friend of mine, Performance Coach Heidi Hanna. A big hat-tip to her for reminding me of the radically direct truth of presence. The presence of that inner business guru will always trump the competition.
Presence seeps into the air, the water, the hearts and minds of those who cross your path with little to no effort. You still have to do the work, but once the decision is made to not dwell in the small setbacks of negative vibes, the doing of creating and innovating toward the next step is nearly effortless.
Do you think the inner business guru can ultimately conquer negative thoughts about competition in the end? Very curious to read your thoughts.


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Momentum. I did all of them, can u check if i got them right? thank you
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Dec14-09, 10:38 PM
1. A moving car has momentum. If it moves twice as fast, its momentum is TWICE as much.
2. Two cars, one twice as heavy as the other, move down hill at the same speed. Compared to the lighter car, the momentum of the heavier of the heavier car is TWICE as much.
3. The recoil momentum of a gun that kicks is
a. MORE THAN
b. LESS THAN
c. THE SAME AS
the momentum of the bullet it fires, I got C.
4. If a man firmy holds a gun when fired, the momentum of the bullet is equal to the recoil momentum of the
a. GUN ALONE
b. GUN-MAN SYSTEM
c. MAN ALONE
i got B.
5. Suppose you are traveling in a bus at highway speed on a nice summer day and the momentum of an unlucky bug is suddenly changed as it splatters onto the front window.
a. Compared to the force that acts on the bug, how much force acts on the bus?
a. MORE
b. THE SAME
c. LESS
i got B.
b. The time of impact is the same for both the bug and the bus. Compared to the impulse on the bug, this means the impulse on the bus is
a. MORE
b. THE SAME
c. LESS
i got B.
c. Although the momentum of the bus is very large compared to the momentum of the bug, the change in momentum of the bus, campared to the change of the momentum of the bug is
a. MORE
b. THE SAME
c. LESS
i got B.
d. Which undergoes the greater acceleration.
a. BUS
b. BOTH THE SAME
c. BUG
i got C.
and f. Which therefore, suffers the greater damage?
a. BUS
b. BOTH THE SAME
c. THE BUG OF COURSE!
i picked C.
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NEW BREMEN — Area village councilors voted to explore the options for an electric substation, as they passed the first reading of a resolution to seek engineering, during their meeting Tuesday evening.
New Bremen Village Councilors passed the first reading of a resolution to authorize Village Administrator Wayne York to seek engineering for upgrades to the village's Herman Street Substation.
MINSTER — One phone call and five minutes — that's all it took for Ohio's governor to get a handful of engineers jobs at Dannon in Minster Tuesday afternoon.
In a visit touting development and investment in Ohio, Gov. John Kasich helped Dannon land engineers to fit its needs at the Minster plant. The job opportunities surfaced during a tour of the plant when the plant manager noted he needed some engineers. Kasich called Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee who pledged his support.
ST. MARYS — Bryan Householder teaches Spanish to approximately 200 students located all over Ohio at the same time.
He is a teacher for Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow (ECOT) and teaches his students in an online environment.
After completing his master's degree online, Householder, a St. Marys resident, said he was intrigued by teaching online classes because of his interests in teaching, Spanish and web design.
New Knoxville Independence Day Celebration Schedule of Events
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8 a.m. — Woody A. Piehl Wooden Bat Softball Tournament
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11 a.m. — Flag ceremony-Cub Scouts
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WAPAKONETA — With five runs in the last two innings the Wapakoneta ACME baseball team overcame a 5-2 lead to defeat New Bremen 7-5 Tuesday evening at Wapakoneta.
"It was an ugly game at the start," Wapakoneta assistant coach Nick Sammetinger said. "We got it done in the end with clutch hits and got the runs when we needed them."
New Bremen coach Logan O'Neil pointed to some mistakes late in the game but praised his team's effort.
ST. MARYS — The head of the athletic department for the St. Marys School District has stepped down.
Athletic Director Joe Bline issued his resignation Tuesday morning, effective July 31. Bline told The Evening Leader he accepted the same position for the Marysville School District. Bline's decision comes a few days after St. Marys Superintendent Mary Riepenhoff resigned to take a position with Race to the Top.
Mark Douglas Mulligan, 52, of Columbus, died on Friday, June 10, 2011, at his residence.
He was born on May 2, 1959, in Dayton to John Mulligan and Betty (Marchal) Bowersock, and they preceded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, Matthew (Felicia) Mulligan of Griffin, Ga., David Mulligan of Douglas, Ga., Danniel Mulligan of Griffin, Ga.; two grandchildren; four siblings.
He was preceded in death by a sister.
William Holtzhauer, formerly of St. Marys, died on Sunday, June 26, 2011, at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Ky.
Arrangements are being completed with the Miller – Long and Folk Funeral Home, 314 W. High St., St. Marys.
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She married Clifford D. "Tip" Freeman, and he preceded her in death on Oct. 10, 1995.
She is survived by a daughter, Penny (Jerome) Sanders of N. Miami Beach, Fla.; a son, Barry (Susan) Freeman of Arlington, Va.; a grandson.
She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother.
Donna Jean Doseck, 88, of Spencerville, died at 2:49 a.m. Tuesday, June 28, 2011, at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
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Georgia Tech coach Brian Gregory said Friday he didn't get caught up in the moment of his first ACC game last Sunday against Duke or his first ACC victory, Wednesday against N.C. State.
"I know how lucky I am, but at the same time, I've got a lot of things that are much more consuming for me than to take a step back and say, 'Wow, I just coached against Mike Krzyzewski,'" Gregory said.
However, he did relish a congratulatory text from former Tech coach Bobby Cremins, who sent it shortly after the Jackets beat the Wolfpack. The two were friendly prior to Gregory's hiring in March and Cremins, now at the College of Charleston, has continued to reach out to Gregory since then. Gregory has noted that it's not always the case that a former coach wants his successors to win.
"He's just the best," Gregory said. "He's what coaching is supposed to be about."
January 13th, 2012
6:58 pm
January 13th, 2012
7:09 pm
Brian seems a lot like Bobby. So glad he is our coach.
January 13th, 2012
7:21 pm
I agree, Gordon. I don't know how successfuly Brian is going to be, but I think he will represent the Institute the way it deserves, and the days of "embarrassment" are long gone. We might be out-talented, but we will not be an embarrassment again under this guy.
January 13th, 2012
7:22 pm
Cremins is just a classy person. He will always be revered at Tech.
January 13th, 2012
7:43 pm
I recall Cremin's 1st ACC win…vs Wake Forest…Scott Petway hit a 12 foot or so jumper to win…I believe 70-69…the 1st of many ACC wins to come !
January 13th, 2012
7:46 pm
Cremins: Always a class act.
January 13th, 2012
8:00 pm
agree ebuzz – Cremins is 1st class. During his time I wrote him 5 letters and he responded to each one (still have them). I wrote Hewitt 3 times – no response…. On Gregory – I cound not watch the game live but I recorded it and watched it tonight. Did you see how excited he got on the sidelines??. Awesome.
January 13th, 2012
8:26 pm
Yes, agree Cremins is a class act and will always be considered a "Tech Man."
Also, agree that Gregory is fun to watch and think he is good for Tech.
Just hope he doesn't wear himself out, he gets so excited!
It is contagious!
January 13th, 2012
9:20 pm
My tenure at Tech coincided with Cremins' first three seasons, and I still remember his main selling points when trying to promote b'ball at the AMC … "Come to the AMC and see some of the greatest players (Sampson, Jordan, et. al.) and teams (UNC, Duke, UVA) in the country." In those first few years, he knew he couldn't sell people on the idea of seeing the TECH team, but fortunately those days didn't last very long. I still think it's incredible that, in his fourth season with the Jackets, Bobby's team won both the conference regular season and conference tournament titles … and reached the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament. No one would have predicted that when, four years earlier, GA Tech had gone 4-23 overall … and winless in the ACC. Bobby's teams never quite seemed to have the depth we would have liked, but you could almost always count on the top 5-6 players being able to compete against anyone in the country. I hope we'll see similar, or even better, results under CBG. So far, I'm just comforted that we actually seem to be able to inbound the ball successfully more than 50% of the time!
January 13th, 2012
9:29 pm
Actually, Bobby Cremins had already won a few ACC games before Scott Petway arrived.
January 13th, 2012
9:38 pm
It's nice to see the headline "Georgia Tech Upsets …" Those headlines were scarce in the past few years, especially compared to "… Upsets Georgia Tech."
January 13th, 2012
10:01 pm
Out talented next year? Look at who we have coming in, who we have today and the fact that they all should by into coach Gregory by next year. I see at least an NCAA team next year if not the best team we've had in a long, long time. The talent level on this team is higher then I remember I just think they are having a hard time breaking Paul Hewitt's ways which were totally weak. Gregory actually is teaching these guys what it takes to win. It takes 100% effort and for some reason the only team that understood this was back in 2004. These kids realize, and are starting to see results as to why this is the case. I think there is a slight chance even this year they might make a run. (A slight chance). However with Robert Carter and Marcus Hunt next year and the hold overs of Glen Rice, Mufon Udolfia, Daniel Miller, Kam Holesey, Brandon Reed, Jason Morris, Julian Royal and Nate Hicks I see the potential for a big uptick next year. Given the experience of the upper class guys next year I see the chance for the best team we have seen in awhile. Sure if Gregory keeps the recruiting up we'll be better in the future but the time is now to get the most out of the current players. There is a chance Glen Rice Jr could be player of the year next year with Robert Carter being Freshman of the year next year. Just like the Cremins' years. I think next year is NCAA at least and with a full commitment to BG's way of playing it has a chance to be a lot more. We'll be pretty mature as a team next year if the older guys can get the younger guys to buy in. Don't know nothing about the grit of the young guys but there is always a chance they understand what it takes.
January 13th, 2012
10:55 pm
I'm a little concerned about the Coach K WOW factor, but CBG in the few games I've watched recruits like Hewitt and coaches like Cremins, for analogy purposes only. Between Poole and the recent committments, he's getting very good talent and he should, most would. But I like his intensity on the floor. Planning and preperation is another story. He's good or he wouldn't be at Tech, but can he match the ACC elite?? With Pitt and Cuse on the way, it's only going to get tougher, but he couldn't ask for better situation. Just lose the WOW factor. Coach K puts on pants one leg at a time too, I think.
January 13th, 2012
10:58 pm
I do not want to rain on your parade, but the Freshmen coming in next year will not be the turn around you expect in Dec and Jan. Maybe by March. If not the NCAA next season, maybe the NIT. Remember other ACC teams are recruiting as well or better than the Jackets.
And remember Stacey Poole is now in school and will be available in January 2013.
Then Syracuse and Pitt come into the conference. Road games in the ACC will be brutal.
January 13th, 2012
11:02 pm
There are a number of reasons why Bobby Cremins name is on the floor at GT and this blog is an example of one of them. What a great guy!
January 13th, 2012
11:13 pm
I am pretty sure that CBG was just using some hyperbole discussing coaching against K – it was his first ACC game after all. He has coached against Pitino, Ole Roy, Jamie Dixon, Thad Matta, Jay Wright – even Paul Hewitt.
I seriously doubt he was going WOW against K
January 13th, 2012
11:32 pm
Collegeballfan, thank you I forgot about Poole. I don't know nothing about him, but he sounds like another guy who can help us. He should be available to us in January but who knows if this is enough. I'm coming from the point of view that I understand sports and kind of understand what it theoretically takes to win. I realize that when I play pick-up basketball the best chance I have to win is to exert as much of my energy that is physically possible at all times. Add Poole to the mix and it might make my evaluation even stronger. I'm just stating we have a pretty strong Senior/Junior base: Glen Rice, Jason Morris, Brandon Reed, Daniel Miller, Kam Holesey, Mufon Udolfia (At least a good starting 5), then add Julian Royal, Marcus Hunt, Robert Carter, Stacey Poole, maybe Chris Bolden, oh Jason Morris and even Nate Hicks. If they all buy into Brian Gregory's scheme I see potential. I have lived in Atlanta my whole life, went to GT and watched the Falcons, Hawks and GT for the last 30 years. I understand frustration, disappointment and all that. I am being totally serious.
January 13th, 2012
11:35 pm
It's almost comical how we forget. Cremins was to a degree run out of town. NIT's, one and done recruits, 2 guards no big man, only played 7, etc. and the guy was barely over 50. Less ACC success, but Hewitt ended up about the same, only difference he went big, Cremins went small. Personally, I liked them both. For reasons I cannot understand, both peaked and both regressed immensely following the final 4. Cremins may have left on his terms, but don't be naive. GT Hoops Nation was a couple of years away from giving him the same exit as Hewitt. Both coached at an elite level, but neither are elite coaches and that's a shame because there are a ton of them.
Hopefully CBG can put it together, maintain consistency, win a National Title, and stay till 70. Otherwise, our children will have the same conversation 10 years from now.
January 13th, 2012
11:47 pm
Paul in NH,
Probably conjecture. Not suggestion the guys over his head. It's all in how you perceive the article, but I think he is a little overwhelmed, and I would surmise that CBG probably pinched himself a time or two in the last few months. Heck, I would too.
I think he has the potential to be great for a long time, but I also think the administration hired him as more of a stop gap. At the end of the day, he controls his destiny. Unlike Hewitt, the expectations at this point are much lower. We'll see, but like always, I'm on board with the Jackets………THWG!!
January 13th, 2012
11:54 pm
cremins tanked let me fill you in….
in a short span ;;; bobby's biggest fan an supporter died – his father… he did the usc flip flop… and a gt team was religated to the nit that should have been ncaa bound. that was the year the bobby and the team decided to end that season rather than play in the nit.
bobby was not the same after that happened.
please dont dishonor bobby by even comparing bobby to phewitt. bobby was there twice as long… he saved gt from going to ending its sports programs…. he was loved by everybody fans an coaches alike. he went to 9 or 10 ncaa's in a row…. he made gt synonymous with top 16 teams… we were poing guard u…. bobby didnt steal 25 million from the program…. etc etc etc.
meanwhile i consider phewitt and bill lewis to be of similar caliber. both losers. neither will ever be hall of fame coaches EVER. phewitt was/ is arrogant.
you obviously didnt understand what was going on behind the scenes with phewitt. the recent article re ex players being reconnected to the program speaks volumes about phewitt,.
paraphrasing matt harpring…. " it is nice to know that we are again welcome at gt"
paul hewitt was 666 as far as i am concerned. i despised the man as did many,.
i wouldnt let paul hewitt wash bobby's jock straps for fear he would f%%% that up.
January 14th, 2012
12:00 am
Cremins will provide the best input on how to properly handle the Tech job. He is the standard for us.
January 14th, 2012
12:08 am
Cremins won the ACC tournament 3 years out of 12. His final four team was the best team that Tech has ever had. He bought in Carolina-Duke level talent. He established tradition. He was entertaining.
Ticket demand was the greatest in Tech history during his tenure.
January 14th, 2012
12:19 am
It made GT's basketball ticket the hottest item in town and in a very strange way, I think that Bobby helped GT football by making GT kool… Most good athletes in high school play multiple sports and if GT basketball is commanding respect, it rubs off and helps other sports teams.
January 14th, 2012
12:33 am
Thanks, Bobby. I still love to watch you coach b-ball. GT is in good hands with CBG. " GO JACKETS "
January 14th, 2012
1:54 am
hey GTkenz if you dont know why
Not suggesting Cremins tanked, never would…….love the guy and what he did for GT Hoops. My comment is specific to his results versus Hewitt. Early success followed by mediocrity, or even less. Cremins sustained the program for a few more years, but he still faltered far too early. Lute, Coach K, Dean, Boeheim, Knight, Calhoun, etc. That's his generation. Cremins was there, and he let it slip away. He should be mentioned with those guys, But!!
BTW, I give Cremins, Curry, and Morris a ton of credit. We were undoubtedly nearing extinction, but Homer Rice resurrected the athletic program at Tech. Let's not forget Homer!!!!
January 14th, 2012
7:23 am
I will always appreciate Coach Cremins for bringing enthusiasm and great players to a moribund GT basketball program in the '80's. The evolution of the game finally caught up with him in the late 90's. CBC liked harmony and his recruiting methods showed it. He committed to a player (not recruiting another guy at the same position) that he would start all four years at GT. Lack of quality depth was a trademark at GT. When guys started leaving early for the NBA, Bobby's method stopped working. Dean Smith and Coach K always had quality players waiting in the wings, Coach Cremins couldn't. Had Scott and Anderson stayed all four years, GT would have had a run comparable to the Price/Salley years. The real killer, though, was Marbury leaving after one year. Gt lost by one point to Tim Duncan's WF team in 95-96, Marbury bailed and things were never the same. I'm not sure, of course, but I believe that Coach Cremins simply didn't like the direction high level basketball was going and mentally detached. His last couple of years were not pretty. I'm glad that he has had some success at Charleston and seems to be enjoying life at that level. He will always be beloved by guys like me who remember the excitement of the "Thin Gold Line" always challenging and sometimes defeating the ACC titans.
January 14th, 2012
7:41 am
Two class acts! Coach Cremins! Thanks for the memories. Coach Gregory! Keep up the good work.
January 14th, 2012
7:44 am
Kenz, Bobby didn't sustain the program, he constructed it. I was there in the second row every night for three years to witness it! Three OT game against UVA was the best moment! Bobby was done in by the start of the one/two and done era. Going eight deep worked when you could count on having guys for four years. Didn't work with the Scott's, Anderson's, and Marbury's bolting him early.
CPH drove the program off a cliff. Could not coach a lick and left most fans with a high level of apathy.
Hopefully CBG can pull a "Cremins" and reconstruct the program. He is off to a good start.
January 14th, 2012
8:02 am
Saw Cremin's once at an AAU summer game in Smyrna. He was there to watch his nephew. It was a Saturday morning, the gym was hot as heck and I think there were maybe 150 people there. Anyway he sat down close enough to us where you could talk to him. What a great guy! I've got two kids at Tech now and I tell them about Bobby's best teams. Price, Salley, Oliver. Couldn't get a ticket for a game at AMC. Man that was fun!
He was great for Tech. After the game he hopped in his perfectly normal Honda Accord and drove off. Glad to hear he still cares enough about Tech to help and encourage BG. He's always been a class act. I still love to watch him coach when C of C is on TV.
January 14th, 2012
8:33 am
I can't wait for Georgia Tech's new basketball facility to come out. I bet that should be a tough ticket to get but I plan on trying to nab a few myself.
CBG's going to be "constructing" something very special here on his own merits.
January 14th, 2012
9:34 am
RE: Coach Cremins, Coach Gregory summed it up well, "He's just the best"! We'll always love and respect and support Bobby. We are also very fortunate to have Coach Gregory, and the GT program is in capable hands with him being here.
January 14th, 2012
9:53 am
I agree with Will Casey's analysis. We were always competitive, but understaffed, and Marbury jumping followed by Dion Glover's having to sit out after a pre-season injury from a walk-on pushed us over the edge. Hewitt on the other-hand coached like he was in the AAU, constantly rotating players and not allowing his top recruits the freedom to excel.
While I applaude GT for hiring Hewitt, it was an experiment that went bad, Gregory appears to be a huge upgrade.
January 14th, 2012
11:04 am
Bobby Cremins is my second favorite Bobby to coach at Tech. Bobby Dodd retired during my senior year at Tech. When Bobby Cremins was hired I had given up hope that Tech could ever compete in ACC basketball. Now I'm hoping Coach Gregory can bring back some of our glory days.
January 14th, 2012
11:09 am
I'm optimistic about Tech BB. It's been a while since I've felt that way. CBG is the tonic the Jackets needed.
I always liked Bobby Cremins even when Tech did not do that well. I remember Tech winning the conference tournament when they finished poorly during the regular season. I believe it was in the early 90's. That got them into the NCAA tournament. I never will forget that head of white hair on the sidelines. Great memories!
January 14th, 2012
11:15 am
It is so nice not to have to skip the DAWGS on our blog.
Anyone watching live can certainly see that Gregory is a much better game/floor coach than Hewitt or Cremins.
January 14th, 2012
11:16 am
Geeze….all these Cremins fans. You would think that GT didn't run the man out of town when he had a couple of lean years. You are the same fans who ran him out of town, right??
January 14th, 2012
12:04 pm
Grinch, no one ran Bobby out of town. He had earned the right to leave on his on terms. He went for a walk after the Maryland game that year,(if I remember right), and decided his time had come. He resigned the next day because he loved the Institute that much. The Court is named for the MAN.
Fast forward to CPH, he was in over his head(with a huge buyout). St John's offered him the head job and he had the opportunity to leave with some diginity. He declined so he collect the buyout the next year. Nothing is named for him except the mortage taken out to pay him.
January 14th, 2012
12:18 pm
toemeetsleather gets it. krenz does not.
as far as why bobby left… look no further than who we had as AD as to why bc left the way he did.
the same AD who gave us chan gailey and paul hewitt gave bc 2 options. leave with grace or get fired!
i live in charleston and i see bc having success just like he did at gt. i do think that if he came back to gt he could have success again, he is recruiting well and he can coach with the big boys.
i never thought that bobby was a bad coach… he certainly was head and shoulders above paul phewitt. now paul phewitt is a bad coach.
January 14th, 2012
1:08 pm
(Why does Tech seem to do well with silver-haired Irishmen as coaches of their athletic teams?)
Loved Bobby Cremins. I don't think we could imagine the oblivion Tech Bball was nearing before he took over. And with the Falcons, Braves and Hawks stinking up the joint- the only bright spot in Atlanta sports.
If you can believe it- it was worse than at the end of Paul Hewitt's reign.
January 14th, 2012
2:31 pm
I'm a Dawg fan but Bobby Cremins is all class.
January 14th, 2012
2:40 pm
Agree with BartBuzz. I was president of the Houston GT alumni association for a few years and had the fantastic opportunity to have dinner with Bobby Dodd and Bobby Cremins twice each. They were incredible evenings of stories, laughter and walking away with an longing to give my sons to these two men and let them mold them. Class acts that every GT alum can be proud of.
January 14th, 2012
4:52 pm
Gregory has brought excitement back to GT basketball. We had a blast watching him on the court at the Duke game. The man enjoys what he is doing and learned from a couple of the best while an assistant at MSU. Let him get a few of his players in and see what he can do…. Should be fun to watch the building the next few years
The fact that former players are now feeling welcome to return speaks volumes about the last coach.
Congrats to CBG!! And class act to Cremmins!!
January 14th, 2012
5:42 pm
when coach k was at army he had an mundane record of 73-59. after his first 3 years at duke he was 48-47. up to that point there was no indication that he would be a hof coach.
every now and than a coach comes along that is a perfect fit for the program he is leading…
"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts."
coach k was that fit at duke. i can see this as a possibility with cbg. to me he is a younger bobby. he has a whole lot of energy. certainly more than our past stinker. he wants to use all of the program's resources including its former players unlike arrogant paul.
unlike phewitt's vision which was to get players into the nba over wins and losses and graduating players, cbg wants to instill a blue collar work ethic grounded in TEAM. he wants our players to graduate first and foremost. the nba is a nice extra special prize to be earned but not a prize that cbg puts first on his list of priorities.
hopefully Aristotle was referring to situations like gt and brian gregory when he made the famous quote.
for the first time in 5 years i looked at the ACC standings. i am starting to enjoy watching our TEAM again. i no longer cringe while watching ESPN hoping that they dont talk about our clogged toilet offense. i no longer worry that we will continue to be last in the ACC wrt graduation rates,
i am stoked.
January 14th, 2012
10:34 pm
I share the optimism of others above. Actually looks like the players have been "coached" a little bit. Still will take some time to get a few bad habits out.
One wish: please go to "navy" uniforms for away games. Maybe the "gold" for a couple of home games. The "gold" is hard to watch on TV. If we want to increase fans and have identifiable players, this could help. Also as a former player, when both teams are wearing "light" colors, you sometimes hesitate or throw the ball to the wrong team. Like to have a distinct contrast.
January 15th, 2012
9:33 am
As someone that watched Roger K, being from North Carolina, I was glad that Tech hired Bobby C to reignite the program. I am now glad that Brian G has a chance to again reignite the same program.
January 15th, 2012
10:08 am
I agree JJ, I am a big Dawg fan but I always and will always like Bobby Cremins. Class coach and still doing a great job. Kind of like Tubby Smith. Two of the best guys in the business.
January 15th, 2012
11:10 am
Bobby Cremins, Bobby Ross, Bobby Cox, Bobby Dodd. Note to Atlanta area sports teams. When in doubt hire a Bobby.
January 15th, 2012
11:35 am
Thats good robinva!
January 15th, 2012
12:09 pm
looks like we have had some good dawgs posting here, kudoos to yuse guys for cutting the trolling crap.
this is one instance we can see that if the dawgs are nice to us we will be nice back.
January 15th, 2012
12:44 pm
We will always love Bobby!!! Class act all the way. Gregory
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The other day at work I was thinking about this scene and it hits me. Sure, it looks like Soul is riding Star in that one panel, which is pretty funny.
But I've been reading it wrong. I think.
Soul, as seen in the first fight with Kid, is the physically weakest of the boys. Star, on the other hand, has proved himself to be the strongest of them. And we know the fight with Mifune obviously took a toll on him but the weakest boy is holding him down and manages to hurt him.
The fact that Black*Star managed to get that hurt surprises me with how he seems in the rest of the manga. I guess it's also a testament to how far he was willing to go to prove himself to..himself, really.
Also, is Kid the only one of the main four to not be shown in the hospital at some point? I don't remember..
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Lumacaftor/Ivacaftor Combo Improves Lung Function in CF Patients
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Positive results have been announced from two phase III studies of lumacaftor (VX-809, Vertex Pharmaceuticals) in combination with ivacaftor (Kalydeco, Vertex). The trials showed statistically significant improvements in lung function (the percent predicted forced expiratory volume in 1 second [ppFEV1]) in patients 12 years of age and older with cystic fibrosis (CF) who had two copies (homozygous) of the F508del mutation in the CF transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene.
All four 24-week combination treatment arms in the two studies — TRAFFIC and TRANSPORT — met their primary endpoint of mean absolute improvement in ppFEV1 from baseline compared with that of placebo at the end of treatment. Mean absolute improvements in ppFEV1 of between 2.6 and 4.0 percentage points from baseline compared with placebo were observed across the studies (P = 0.0004), with mean relative improvements of 4.3% to 6.7% (P = 0.0007).
The combination regimens were generally well tolerated. The most common adverse events, regardless of treatment group, were infective pulmonary exacerbation, cough, headache, and increased sputum. Treatment discontinuation due to adverse events occurred in 4.2% of patients who received the combination regimens compared with 1.6% of those given placebo. More than 1,000 patients have entered a rollover study to receive a combination regimen.
Data from a pre-specified pooled analysis showed improvements in multiple key secondary endpoints. For patients who received the combination regimens compared with those who received placebo, there were statistically significant reductions in the rates of pulmonary exacerbations and statistically significant improvements in both the body mass index and the proportion of patients with at least a 5% relative improvement in ppFEV1.
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The TRAFFIC and TRANSPORT trials were global phase III, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies designed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of lumacaftor in combination with ivacaftor in CF patients aged 12 years and older with two copies of the F508del mutation. Each study included two combination treatment groups and one placebo group. In the combination treatment groups, lumacaftor was dosed at either 600 mg once daily or 400 mg every 12 hours (q12h) in combination with ivacaftor (250 mg q12h).
A total of 1,108 people were enrolled in the two studies (549 in TRAFFIC and 559 in TRANSPORT). All of the patients received at least one dose of study drug at clinical trial sites in North America, Europe, and Australia. The primary endpoint of both studies was the mean absolute change from baseline in ppFEV1 at the end of the 24-week treatment period, as assessed by the average change in lung function at weeks 16 and 24.
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DPL Nature Retreat is newly launched fully developed Farms House by DPL Builders located at prime location of noida. Nature Retreat Noida provides you high level style & quality and ECO Friendly environment.
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