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Vettel and Webber claim RBR's second 1-2 finish of the year... Hamilton has a big 'off' but Button fights through to the podium... Michael has 'big fun' and makes up 19 places in a busy Belgian race... Senna off to a bad start.
The boys are back in school – and young Sebastian Vettel showed he is still very much the man in charge with his seventh win of the year and the 17th of his short F1 career to put one hand on a second successive Drivers' World Championship trophy.
Mark Webber recovered superbly from another disastrous start to back up his team-mate in second place, his 27th F1 career podium setting the seal on a weekend where the Aussie re-signed for another year with the team he joined in 2007.
Starting 13th on the grid, Jenson Button endured the slings and arrows of other people's misfortunes in the early laps but brought his McLaren home in third place on a day when team-mate Lewis Hamilton escaped unharmed from a high-speed collision with Sauber's Kamui Kabayashi.
The race was run in dry weather, unusual for the fabled Ardennes circuit, but began under a cloud of uncertainty as the leading teams feared the consequences of a tyre blistering issue that had arisen in Saturday's qualifying. Although their fears proved unfounded, both Vettel and Webber pitted within the opening four laps and used differing strategies to fight back through the field.
"The beginning of the race was more research and science than racing," said Vettel, "and we sacrificed a lot by stopping early." The picture was complicated by a Safety Car period following the clash between Hamilton and Kobayashi after 13 of the 44 laps: the McLaren was past the Sauber when the two collided, with the 2008 World Champion turning sharp left and hitting the barriers very hard but suffering no personal damage.
"I was ahead, so I don't know why I got hit," said a dejected Hamilton. "I stayed on my line and didn't expect him to move over," retorted the Japanese driver, and stewards took no further action.
But there were consequences for Webber, whose race was compromised first of all by his anti-stall software triggering as he tried to get away from third spot on the grid, then by a radio failure as he expected the team to bring him in under the Safety Car.
"When I got the instructions of what to do in the pit lane I was the wrong side of the pit wall and I never heard the call to come in," said Webber, who then had to run a very long stint on the (harder) prime Pirellis. But he distinguished himself with a fearless pass round the outside of Fernando Alonso's Ferrari at Eau Rouge early on and by catching the Spaniard and passing him once more in the closing stages of an action-packed race.
Button, starting 13th after a 'misunderstanding' with the team cost him any chance of reaching Q3, was hit from behind at the start, had his front wing and right-hand mirror damaged by debris on the opening lap, rejoined 19th then drove superbly to the podium. "I feel better than I ever have in Formula 1," said the 2009 World Champion who leap-frogged Hamilton into fourth place in the standings.
With Alonso falling back to finish fourth, the last few laps were lit up by the fight for fifth between Mercedes team-mates Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg. Rosberg's blistering start had carried him to the early lead, while Schumacher's qualifying catastrophe – his right rear wheel came adrift on his out-lap in Q1 – saw him start from 24th.
Twenty years on from his debut at this wonderful venue, the seven-time world champion carved his way through the field and eventually passed Rosberg with just two laps remaining. "Making up 19 places is a good feeling," said the 42-year-old, six times a winner at Spa. "I had big fun hunting and making my way forward."
Adrian Sutil came through from 15th to seventh for Force India ahead of Felipe Massa in the second Ferrari, Vitaly Petrov overcame fading brakes to bring his Lotus Renault home in ninth, while Pastor Maldonado broke his F1 duck with a point in 10th place for Williams.
After a brilliant qualifying effort to put the second Lotus Renault on seventh spot on the grid, Bruno Senna's debut weekend for the team fell apart at the first corner. The Brazilian, nephew of four-time Belgian GP winner Ayrton, made a mistake under braking that wiped out Jaime Alguersuari's Toro Rosso and had to serve a drive-through penalty before coming home 13th. Only five drivers retired, Australia's Daniel Ricciardo one of them in the HRT after 13 laps – his first non-finish after graduating to the race seat.
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Fibrinogen, Plasma
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Fibrinogen, also known as factor I, is a plasma protein that can be transformed by thrombin into a fibrin gel ("the clot"). Fibrinogen is synthesized in the liver and circulates in the plasma as a disulfide-bonded dimer of 3 subunit chains. The biological half-life of plasma fibrinogen is 3 to 5 days.
An isolated deficiency of fibrinogen may be inherited as an autosomal recessive trait (afibrinogenemia or hypofibrinogenemia) and is 1 of the rarest of the inherited coagulation factor deficiencies.
Acquired causes of decreased fibrinogen levels include: acute or decompensated intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis (disseminated intravascular coagulation [DIC]), advanced liver disease, L-asparaginase therapy, and therapy with fibrinolytic agents (eg, streptokinase, urokinase, tissue plasminogen activator).
Fibrinogen function abnormalities, dysfibrinogenemias, may be inherited (congenital) or acquired. Patients with dysfibrinogenemia are generally asymptomatic. However, the congenital dysfibrinogenemias are more likely than the acquired to be associated with bleeding or thrombotic disorders. While the dysfibrinogenemias are generally not associated with clinically significant hemostasis problems, they characteristically produce a prolonged thrombin time clotting test. Congenital dysfibrinogenemias usually are inherited as autosomal codominant traits.
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The finding of an increased level of fibrinogen in a patient with obscure symptoms suggests an organic rather than a functional condition. Chronically increased fibrinogen has been recognized as a risk factor for development of arterial thromboembolism.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detecting increased or decreased fibrinogen (factor I) concentration of acquired or congenital origin
Monitoring severity and treatment of disseminated intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
This kinetic assay assesses levels of functional (clottable) fibrinogen (see Cautions).
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
In patients with dysfibrinogenemias, kinetic fibrinogen assays may give spuriously-low values.
In patients with markedly elevated plasma levels of fibrin degradation products (eg, thrombolytic therapy or disseminated intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis), clottable fibrinogen determined by kinetic (rate) technique may be lower than when measured by an end-point method (eg, nephelometric assay).
Patients with antibodies to bovine thrombin (which can arise in association with surgical application of topical bovine thrombin) may have spuriously-decreased fibrinogen when assayed by kinetic technique.
In each of the above cases, end-point determinations of clottable fibrinogen (eg, nephelometric assay) may be helpful or diagnostic. The nephelometric assay is available as part of a Coagulation Consultation.
The presence of large amounts of heparin (>5-10 U/mL) may cause erroneously-low kinetic estimates of fibrinogen or make it impossible to measure fibrinogen by the nephelometric end-point technique.
In these cases, end-point determinations of clottable fibrinogen by a gravimetric/spectrophotometric (biuret) technique or fibrinogen immunoassay may be helpful.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Males: 200-375 mg/dL
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1. Dang CV, Bell WR, Shuman M: The normal and morbid biology of fibrinogen. Am J Med 1989;87:567-576
2. Bowie EJW, Owen CA Jr: Clinical and laboratory diagnosis of hemorrhagic disorders. In Disorders of Hemostasis. Edited by OD Ratnoff, CD Forbes. Philadelphia, WB Saunders Company, 1991, pp 68-69
3. Martinez J: Quantitative and qualitative disorders of fibrinogen. In Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. Edited by R Hoffman, EJ Benz Jr, SJ Shattil, et al. New York, Churchill Livingstone, 1991, pp 1342-1354
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Sebastian Vettel has given the Sochi venue for Russian Grand Prix his seal of approval after visiting the area...
Sebastian Vettel has given the Sochi venue for Russian Grand Prix his seal of approval after visiting the area.
The Russian Black Sea resort is set to make its Formula One debut in 2014 and the 5,872-metre track is expected to be completed in July next year.
Triple World Champion Vettel visited the track alongside former driver and current BBC F1 commentator David Coulthard and admits he was impressed with what he saw.
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David Akers (1975/88): The 1908-D With Motto has one of the highest mintage figures of the entire series, yet it is one of the rarest issue in gem condition, nearly as rare as the 1908-D No Motto, whose mintage was only one-fourth as great. This only shows once again that mintages are often an inaccurate barometer of rarity, especially among 20th-century gold issues. In every Mint State grade, this issue is very rare, and relatively few specimens exist better than MS-63. Eliasberg's was really superb, at least MS-65+, and with a strong claim to MS-67, as was Norweb's. A piece in my personal collection is of equal quality, Kruthoffer's (now owned by Dr. Steven Duckor) is a high end MS-65 and there are others that are true gems, including specimens owned by Ed Trompeter, Dr. Thaine Price and a prominent Eastern collector.
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Friday, November 16, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. - East Tennessee State's men's basketball team got its 2001-02 season off to a solid start with a 91-61 win over Guilford in front of 1,847 fans in Brooks Gym tonight. Four Bucs reached double figures in the contest, led by freshman Tiras Wade's (Tampa, Fla.) 18-point effort. Both teams were tentative at the start in their first game of the season. No team could gain more than a five-point lead during the first 10 minutes of action. After a three-pointer by Guilford's Paul Kindem gave the Quakers a 20-19 lead at the 11:06 mark, ETSU went on an 8-0 run highlighted by treys from Wade and Dimeco Childress (Columbia, Tenn.) to retake the lead, one that it would not surrender the rest of the evening. Guilford drew within two on another Kindem three-pointer, but Childress answered by scoring the Bucs next six points and ETSU coasted into the locker room at the half with a 44-37 lead. East Tennessee State used its defense in the second half to put the clamps on Guliford, holding the Quakers to just 31 percent shooting. Riding the strong defensive effort, ETSU gradually extended its lead from the start of the second half, building to 18 on a Jerald Fields (Gainsville, Fla.) layup with 11:19 to play. Guilford could not get any closer than 11 points the rest of the way as the Bucs came home with the win. ETSU outshot Guilford, hitting 48 percent of its shots to 39 percent for the Quakers. Wade and Cliff Decoster (Miramar, Fla.) each hit 6-of-10 shots to lead the Bucs shooting effort. Wade finished with 18 points and five rebounds in his collegiate debut. Fields had his first career double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. He also tied a school record with six blocked shots, tying the mark set by Greg Dennis against Western Carolina on Feb. 17, 1992. Other double figure performers for the Bucs were Decoster with 13 and Childress with 11. Decoster added six assists with Childress chipping in with five. Jevon Clarke led Guilford with a career-high 20 points, with Josh Connor and Kindem adding 12 and 11 respectively. East Tennessee State will now embark on a five-game road swing, beginning with a contest at No. 11 Virginia on Sunday, Nov. 18 at 2:00 p.m.
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This fall, it's all about sleek, slicked-back hair, fun side parts and guess what? Bangs are making a comeback! So, when you head out to shop for gorgeous boots and pretty new scarves, don't forget about your hair. Use this time to finally enjoy having your hair down after that hot summer, or try out a new look that's completely your own. Models during Fashion Week had tons of great new hairstyles to choose from. See our favorites and how to achieve them below.
Fall 2012 Hair Trends
Slicked Back
You can't go wrong with a gorgeous, classic slicked-back ponytail. It's absolutely perfect because it works whether you are having a good hair day or a bad one. All you need is a little bit of water, a small comb and a ponytail holder to make this work. Secure with hairspray, and you won't have to touch your hair all day.
Center Part
There are so many great ways to dress up a center part. Bring your hair all the way back and down for a chic low ponytail. Let it air-dry and allow it to fall into waves. Or, try a classic half-up/half-down look by bringing loose strands of hair from the front of your face around to the back and secure with a clip or barrette.
You know you've always wanted to try them! This fall, bangs are back! Don't be concerned with the length or how even they are. Many celebrities have been sporting a more "choppy" look when it comes to bangs, and it looks just as stunning on this model. Remember, bangs are not "fashion permanent." They can always grow out, so give them a try to get ready for fall trends.
Slightly Wet
Yes, the slightly wet look is still in, just like it was last season. So if you haven't tried it yet, here's another opportunity. What I love about this look is that it does not take much effort. You can literally spritz your hair or fix it just out of the shower. Create fun twists or braids from your wet hair for an original look, and then just let it dry all day.
Side Part
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Kimberly Perry and Patrick Stump stood on stage huddled around a microphone, pens in hand, with a lyric sheet to The Band Perry's current single "Don't Let Me Be Lonely."
Stump, lead singer for rock group Fall Out Boy, was baffled — even with the help of a teleprompter — the first time his group and Perry's sibling trio attempted the soaring ballad in rehearsal. While Kimberly Perry nailed the lyrics to her trio's song, Stump didn't even attempt the lines assigned to him and asked to go through the song with just Kimberly Perry and a guitar.
"There were a lot of rhythms that just came in sideways in my head," Stump said of "Don't Let Me Be Lonely." "By the end of it, that will probably end up being my favorite song because that was the one we spent the most time on."
The unexpected collaboration between The Band Perry and Fall Out Boy and the initial confoundedness with "Don't Let Me Be Lonely" is par for the course for CMT's long-running cross-genre duet series, "Crossroads."
While members of both bands struggled at times during rehearsals, they managed to learn each other's songs enough to confidently perform them together during the next day's live taping of "Crossroads."
"It's interesting because there's all this angst going (into the taping) about who is going to do what," said John Hamlin, executive producer on "Crossroads" and senior vice president of music events and talent at CMT. "When ultimately the musicians step onto the stage for the first rehearsal, they instantly speak a language that the rest of us don't speak and they work it out between themselves. They are always very gracious and very generous and very inclusive."


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Minimal suggests spare but does not imply "barely adequate" as defined dictionarily. Indeed, minimal, when applied to art practice, can be quite enough.
Themes represent basic categories of thought, emotion, or value. While our assignment of themes may at times seem arbitrary or whimsical, they serve to link together artists and movements along non- hierarchial pathways. Follow the themes to look for new disciplines that share qualities with those you already like, or to open up new worlds of Art and Culture.


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Are the inverted (Japanese style) governmental yield curves being a sign a recession/credit risk or should they be modelled as being due to a lack of liquidity? (...with such curves evolving into a normally/positively-shaped yield curve, having more negative values for shorter horizons)
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1) JPY yield curve is currently upward sloping, not inverted...
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When we talk about a Number used ONCE (NONCE) in Initialization Vector (IV), is it required to use numbers only? Is is possible to use letters or special characters?
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No. In the context of the Initialization Vector of a cipher operated in some mode, the most significant property of a cryptographic nonce is that it is not reused. It often matters that it is random and unpredictable (e.g. with CBC). It is immaterial that it represents a number or anything else under some particular encoding.
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People will often ignore or even distort the information they collect when it is "bad news." How does this impact organizational learning and performance—and what, if anything, can or should businesses do about it?
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Delivering bad news? Delaying only makes it worse! Put away the sugar pills now and start practising your empathy! ~ Deloitte
Positive leaders extend a welcome to all stakeholders and help them discover their possibilities, capabilities and contributions.
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Wise words on positive leadership from Linda Fisher-Thornton, @leadingincontxt
Here's a riddle. What is the only business book ever to spend more than 19 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list, sell more than a million copies, and be nominated for the prestigious National Book Award?
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Three brutally honest anatomies of catastrophe. Read and learn about how to pick up failure the making! Very good.
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What are the most important three words for any relationship between a manager and employee?
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I. TRUST. YOU. The 3 most important words in the leadership lexicon, says Dan McCarthy. Hard to think of 3 better ones!
Ron McIntyre's curator insight, July 25, 8:37 AM
I agree with David Hain, you can't find 3 better words to cherish in business however love does require trust to exist bilaterally but we have an aversion to use it in business.
Ian Berry's curator insight, July 26, 11:12 PM
True. And it's definitely a two-way (and multiple way) street. The other words are Please and Thank You
Ed Nikora's curator insight, July 27, 4:24 AM
Trust has also been one of the four things identified in Gallups Strength Based Leadership book as something employees require of good leaders. For a leader to sit and reflect on how they provide trust to their staff, we must first have our 'why'. Why do we even value trust in our working relationships...and as with all things we value, like currency, how do we spend our Trust...as in how are we investing it with those we lead, manage or work with?
Who was your first mentor?
David Hain's insight:
Try reverse mentoring for a dynamic, win:win dialogue!
Sally's curator insight, July 27, 9:35 AM
Relevant to peer mentoring, student organizations, and advising.
In 1979, I was lucky to get hired by Disney in their MAPO organization – the arm of Disney that designs and builds the equipment for theme park operations around the world. My experience there was educational, inspirational and transformational.
David Hain's insight:
How the universal laws play out in organisations like Disney!
Marc Wachtfogel, PhD's curator insight, August 7, 3:18 PM
How the universal laws play out in organisations like Disney!
Steven N. Kaplan, Mark M. Klebanov, and Morten Sorensen developed a unique dataset to study individual characteristics of successful CEOs. The research was supported by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and the Olin Foundation through grants to the Stigler Center for the Study of the Economy and the State, the Center for Research in Security Prices. The report produced a statistical analysis that ranked and rated key characteristics that were correlated to "successful" CEOs as defined by company performance and internal surveys. The study was done in conjunction with the University Of Chicago Both School Of Business and the Columbia Business School. Data was based on the analysis of 316 CEOs.
David Hain's insight:
Interesting CEO spec from the Financial Services industry
Marc Wachtfogel, PhD's curator insight, August 7, 3:19 PM
Interesting CEO spec from the Financial Services industry
A 2015 study from Pew Research Center found that the majority of the American public agrees that women are as capable and qualified for corporate leadership as men are. Pew reports that "most Americans find women indistinguishable from men on key leadership traits such as intelligence and capacity for innovation, with many saying they're stronger than men in terms of being compassionate and organized leaders."
David Hain's insight:
3 ladders to raise female leaders to the top?
Miklos Szilagyi's curator insight, July 25, 2:43 AM
Resilience, grit and confidence... insight... good, like it...:-)))
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Without POV, there is no story, just a bunch of "facts". I put "facts" in quotation marks, because there are very few things that are fact, just as there is very little that is "the truth". Yes, there is a lot of truth, but "the truth" is pretty rare. We can spend our whole lives searching for "the truth", and many of us convince ourselves that we have found it, but authors know better.
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The power of perception! How to manage 'point of view' - key skill for leaders seeking followers!
Amabaie's comment, July 24, 9:22 AM
Now you make me think that I should have added, "If you speak to audiences..."
As part of the Global Leadership Forecast 2014|2015, 1,528 HR executives responded helping to define the current focus of their Human Resource development programs and identifying the most critical skills leaders need to be successful over the next three years (the future).
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Survey shows getting on with other countries & other generations most difficult for leadership. Human skills required?
Marc Wachtfogel, PhD's curator insight, August 7, 3:19 PM
Survey shows getting on with other countries & other generations most difficult for leadership. Human skills required?
Coaching isn't just something that specialized professionals do. In fact, some of the most powerful coaching experiences are informal exchanges in the hallways, cafeterias, offices and other workspaces in the course of everyday work.
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Structured head space (coaching) - the key skills.
It's no secret that Walter White made a fair amount of business mistakes throughout the course of Breaking Bad, but it's also difficult to argue with the fact that he was the show's most successful entrepreneur in many ways, surpassing even Gustavo Fring in many ways.
David Hain's insight:
Breaking Bad had many virtues. Leadership learning was one of them!
With recovery underway in many advanced economies, money is surging back into leadership development after the down-years of the recession. In 2013, companies spent an estimated worldwide total of US$45.5 billion on education for leaders at all levels. But a raft of recent statistics show that these whopping investments are failing to move the needle where it matters most — from employee engagement to public trust. Even as they keep the billions pouring in, a majority of executives claim to have lost faith in leadership development altogether.
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There is no value in asking yourself "Am I a leader?" Instead, ask "Who am I leading? And where am I going?" ~ INSEAD
Every entrepreneur needs a value proposition statement for his or her startup that can hook potential investors and partners in less than a minute -- the short time you might join them in an elevator on the way to their offices. This may sound easy, but every investor I know is frustrated by wasted time listening to rambling, emotional pitches that are not to the point.
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What's your value proposition, and do you do justice to it in the way you express it?
donhornsby's curator insight, July 23, 7:52 AM
(From the article): An entrepreneur's elevator pitch embodies the value proposition that is being brought to customers, as well as investors and partners. Don't hide it behind too many words, an urge to stay in the spotlight longer or unbridled passion. Catch the elevator up to make it a business.
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"Personal Renewal"
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Brilliant talk recreated here.There's a myth that learning is for young people. But as the proverb says, "It's what you learn after you know it all that counts." ~ John Gardener
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I admit that I am a fair weather (OK, indoor) cyclist. Isn't exercising in air conditioning always better than Texas weather?
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As a cycling fan, this appealed to me. For an even better pice on platoon leadership, see Ricard martin's piece at http://indalogenesis.com/2014/04/02/peloton-formations/
Managing does not change, not fundamentally. It is a practice, rooted in art and craft, not a science or a profession, focused on analysis. The subject matter of managing certainly changes, all the time, as do the styles that some managers favor, but not the basic practice.
David Hain's insight:
'This digital age may be driving much management practice over the edge, making it too remote and too superficial.' ~ wise warning from Minzberg
The strategy sounded simple, but Schwab and his executive team at Bethlehem Steel gave it a try. After three months, Schwab was so delighted with the progress his company had made that he called Lee into his office and wrote him a check for $25,000.
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The Ivy Lee productivity method. I could use this...
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It's a long-held belief that CEOs get fired (or forced to resign or retire under pressure) because of "current financial performance." But one of my past studies found that's wrong. My team and I interviewed 1,087 board members from 286 organizations that fired, or otherwise forced out, their chief executive. And we found that most CEOs get fired for "soft issues." Thirty-one percent of CEOs got fired for poor change management, 28% for ignoring customers, 27% for tolerating low performers, 23% for denying reality and 22% for too much talk and not enough action.
David Hain's insight:
After Ellen Pao, data on why CEOs really get fired!
Ron McIntyre's curator insight, July 24, 4:37 PM
Some very interesting insights for leaders today, especially those striving to fill the corner office. For example, some CEO's I know have been broadsided by change management.
Ian Berry's curator insight, July 29, 1:21 AM
Good insights into the essential ability and willingness of leaders to be self-aware, aware of others, and focused first on the people
Kevin Watson's curator insight, July 31, 9:14 AM
After Ellen Pao, data on why CEOs really get fired!
I believe the easiest way to explain leadership is through examples. History is rich with illustrations of all kinds of leadership, both good and bad. Personally, I gravitate toward the military kind, because that's what I know and have dealt with my entire adult life. Military leadership is also some of the most dynamic and dramatic, because it can often mean the difference between life and death, victory and defeat.
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'Leadership is a classic conundrum. It's absence is usually palpably felt, but try to accurately define it and it's very difficult.' ~ Jason Nulton
Jose Luis Yañez's curator insight, July 22, 4:57 PM
What History Can Teach Us About Leadership, Good, Bad, And Ugly | Task & Purpose
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Is yours the type of company whose focus is on the here and now or is it on the short and long-term future? Do leaders and employees spend too much time mimicking what your competitors are doing, or are they driving the requirements to create and sustain competitive advantage?
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Companies fail to grow when leaders get lazy or complacent - spot the signs in your organisation. ~ Glenn Lopis
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"A new type of thinking is essential if mankind is to survive and move toward higher levels." Albert Einstein said that, but we don't need to be geniuses to implement new thinking in business. We only need real leadership that's innovative and courageous enough to evolve and take action now. That's how we close the growing opportunity gaps within the three pillars of workplace/workforce, external partnerships and the marketplace/consumer. We must see these opportunities everywhere every day and anticipate the unexpected, sow those opportunities and unleash our passionate pursuits, grow those opportunities with a strategic focus and entrepreneurial spirit, and share opportunities with a generous purpose. That's how we reinvent leadership for the 21st century and sustain growth.
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The implications of cultural demographic shifts for leadership. How do you harness them for comp advantage?
Have a nice day, and we hope you come back soon!" gushes the Disney store employee as I leave the premises. No matter how much I travel, I cannot get over my innate British cynicism which makes me want to roll my eyes at this enforced corporate cheerfulness.
David Hain's insight:
Is faking empathy really plastic, or can it lead to the real thing? Interesting take from Belinda Parmar
Miklos Szilagyi's curator insight, July 19, 7:57 AM
In short: "Yes, it's better than nothing..."... in a little bit longer: "yes and it's better to be a first step on the journey towards a real one..." ...and in little bit even longer one: read the post...:-)))
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How often do teens think before acting? You likely remember the time when you wish your younger self had stopped to think before taking your parent's car out for a spin or having an angry outburst you later regretted. It is well known that the frontal lobe, the part of the brain that controls executive functions such as decision-making, does not finish connecting its neural pathways until the late teens/early twenties. Six Seconds has a model that can help young brains apply the pause button before acting out of strong emotions.
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What is required of me? Why is it necessary? How do I feel about it? What are the best possible ways to get it done? -Sukai Ceesay
With the emergence of the Internet of Things and big data, most businesses are intrigued by emerging future opportunities. At the same time, many are frightened by the burgeoning security, privacy and ethical issues. Some business leaders wonder if they even need to embrace this development, as it would mean pursuing something that many consider to be a threat.
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"When the wind of change blows, some build walls, others build windmills." Chinese proverb, taken from the excellent People Development mag
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Short handed by injuries, suspensions and World Cup call ups, the Dynamo head to Colorado determined to stop their recent slide.
Brad Davis made a big impact as a second half substitute for the U.S. Men's National Team vs. Azerbaijan. Watch the goal below.
After David Horst's latest effort, the Dynamo are making quite the habit of amazing goal line saves. What is your favorite?
The Dynamo fall to D.C. United 2-0 on the road. Watch the highlights from Wednesday's match.
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"I got tired of sitting at home while other kids were doing stuff."
That's Tanner Webb's simple explanation of how he got involved in serving as an athletics manager three years ago as a seventh-grader at Creston Middle School. He doesn't let being in a wheelchair with spastic cerebral palsy slow him down.
So, the Creston/Orient-Macksburg wrestling team will be taking more than coaches, cheerleaders and five wrestlers to the state tournament this week. They will be joined by one of the most enthusiastic and dedicated team managers in the business.
He not only fetches water and gathers equipment for the wrestlers at practice and meets, but he also watches intently in a sport he once got to experience briefly on the mat.
"When he was about kindergarten age, Mark Loudon was still helping out with our Express Wrestling Club, and he'd help Tanner get out there and wrestle," said Panther coach Darrell Frain.
"I pretty much got my butt kicked," Tanner said with his usual brute honesty. "I love the sport, but I can't obviously do it. My hips came out of their sockets when I was little, and had to be rebuilt. That was the end of my wrestling career."
Loudon said Tanner left a lasting impression.
"His body was stiff and wouldn't let him do what he tried to do," Loudon said. "But he had the heart, and he tried. He could do a couple of moves. You could just tell from a young age he had the heart and desire. If his body had let him do it, he would have done it."
In that spirit, Tanner now watches from the sideline and offers his support as a 16-year-old sophomore. He does the same thing during football season.
"I'm here because I love the sport, and I love just being around the guys and being able to help out," Tanner said.
With a long-term goal of becoming a social studies teacher and coach, Tanner has become a student of both football and wrestling while serving as team manager.
A self-described football "nut" who designed his own playbook for the Madden NFL video game, Tanner was given an opportunity late in an eighth-grade football game to call some offensive plays by coach Jon Thomson. They both laugh about it now.
"I wanted to step on their throat, but coach said not to pass so much," Tanner said, grinning.
Now, as a high-school manager, Webb hopes to take it a step further.
"I've talked to coach (Kevin) Cooper about letting me call some plays at the JV level," Tanner said, "so I'm excited for that opportunity."
During the school day, Tanner is assisted by Corey Fleharty, a special education paraprofessional. Steve Wilson has been his activities paraprofessional since Webb's seventh-grade year.
"His mother was a case manager for Adams, Taylor and Union counties and I worked with SIRF (Southern Iowa Residential Facility)," Wilson said. "She asked if I would like to work with her son. Tanner and I have grown a lot together. It's on a professional level, but you're like a friend, too."
"Steve is kind of like a second father to me," said Tanner, son of Kevin and Amy Webb of Creston. "We can go from being ticked off at each other, to hugging each other the next five seconds. It's very unique."
"We don't hold anything back," said Wilson, whose "other" job is with Specialized Support's satellite office in Creston, working with mentally challenged people.
Tanner's mother, the former Amy Welch of Winterset, came from a wrestling family. It didn't take her son long to show an interest in the sport, despite his limitations.
"He just loves sports," Kevin said. "He'll watch for hours, and analyze everything. One of the wrestlers, Gavin Leith, came up to me once said he just wanted me to know that Tanner is truly part of the team."
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Tanner learned the ropes of successful team managing from CHS senior Tyler "Skippy" Mood, known for the bounce in his step as he assists several Panther varsity sports.
"Tanner is amazing," Mood said. "He's a huge help to me in football. We gave him this little crate for the back of his wheelchair, and he'd go out and take water to the guys."
Frain said Tanner is as dedicated as any of the athletes on his fifth-rated squad.
"He treats it like he's one of the guys, and he needs to be there," Frain said. "The kids respect him so much. He takes wrestling and football stuff home and watches, and comes back with an idea."
Brian Morrison, Creston/O-M football coach, said Tanner fits in so well because he's not singled out for special treatment.
"In the beginning, some of the kids who don't know him may feel sorry for him or feel a little awkward," said Morrison. "But, then they see us, as coaches, demand things of Tanner just like anyone. Sometimes it's brutal weather out there. The kids see that, and they realize he's an equal."
When Tanner went on a guided deer hunt three years ago, he said something that defines his outlook on life.
"Anybody can do anything if they put their mind to it," he said.
As a youngster, Tanner got to meet NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon in Phoenix, Ariz., through Make-A-Wish Foundation. But, it's local school sports that are closest to his heart.
Peer appreciation
Two of the most successful athletes in the school, Jake Marlin and Keaton Hulett, are among Tanner's biggest fans.
"He loves seeing us wrestle," said Marlin, chasing his fourth state championship this week. "He gets into it. It's always nice seeing him smile."
Hulett said having Tanner as a manager is something he'll never forget from his high school experience.
"He just loves being a part of the team," said Hulett, a future football player at Northwest Missouri State University. "It's enjoyed both ways. It's nice having him around. He's already told me I need to hook him up with some sideline seats in college!"


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Would be great for taller man. Christmas gift for husband. Product is very nice. Will need to hem pants about 4 inches. Well worth it for the quality product. Love the color and husband loves the sizing. December 28, 2013
Warm and Comfy Men's flannel pajamas are impossible to find in our local stores. The pajamas from Vermont Country Store are wonderful and with the free shipping at Christmas - there was no question- had to buy them! December 28, 2013
Poor Quality, Very Disappointing OK, to be fair, I somehow misunderstood the whole "drawstring waist" thing. I think that after conducting an endless search for high-quality flannel pajamas for my 89-year old father, I must have been tired. He can dress and undress himself with a bit of effort, but needs large buttons or snaps on shirts, and easy-on and easy-off pants. These p.j.s did not meet expectations. The flannel was thin. There was one snap on the fly of the pajama pants. What made me send them back, though, was the cheesy drawstring; I guess I thought that the waistline would also have some elastic....nope. If there's anyone out there that makes incredibly high-quality, ultra warm (older folks tend to be cold, even in summer) pajamas, I would buy them -- have searched everywhere and would be happy to pay a premium price for a premium product. Perhaps I'll have to start my own company, because Dad also needs underwear, shirts, pants, shoes, etc. :) October 10, 2013
Perfect size, perfect fit, very comfortable I'm 6'2" male average build and these PJs are exactly what I'm looking for. The PJ legs are long and are not as prone to run up the leg during the night. The PJ top have long sleeves and a button at the neck line to keep snug if needed. The cloth is comfortably warm, but not so thick that one would overheat. Also, there is a snap button at the crotch with tie-strings at the waist rather than elastic that can bind or be too tight. Since I've only had these PJs a couple of weeks, I can not speak as yet for how durable the PJs are after multiple washes. October 8, 2013
Not durable at all. Wonderfully comfortable, and my wife admired them. But I got them in mid-September, and in mid-December the seat ripped open, a rip a foot long, just to the side of the center seam. Pajamas should last more than two months. December 19, 2012
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As a newbie some what ignoramus to TIG I'm messing with my Diversion in the dark a lot. A thread I was following had all kinds of details of their gas flows and stickouts as well as many strange cups. http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2998052&page=1
Reading those posts made me think I had NO IDEA of my gas flow and where I was at. Presumably I had enough cuz I saw what none looked like...
Thusly I bought a flow indicating regulator with a second channel for purge gas. Don't know when I'll be good enough to exploit the features but at least I can be a bit more scientific regarding the flows.
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Rich in adaptogenic compounds that help your body cope and adjust to stress. Also promotes energy levels and immune system health.
Gaia Herbs' Ashwagandha Root offers the full adaptogenic properties of the ashwagandha herb, promoting resistance to stress and fatigue by nourishing the nervous system.* Ashwagandha root contains steroidal compounds that target the immune and nervous systems, promoting energy and wellbeing.* As an adaptogen, ashwagandha has been used for generations to promote feelings of calm and relaxation when faced with stressful situations,* allowing you to conserve energy and prevent feelings of fatigue that strike during stress.*
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Join Mark Wood of Wood'n Drums in the theatre at the Denville Public Library on Friday August 17th at 7:00 pm for an evening of West African drumming.
Come explore the life and adventures of the Crusaders. What were the motives behind the Crusades? How did soldiers adapt and survive in such a hostile environment? How did their actions irrecovably alter the course of European history?
Come join the new Denville Current Events Group. Join us for an evening of lively discussion on the events that are shaping our world. Bring your opinions and an open mind!
On Tuesday February 7th at 7:00 pm Dr. Christopher S. Taylorof Drew University will present his lecture Understanding Islam at the Denville Public Library.
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"Moist and chewy with the wonderful combination of chocolate and peanut butter."
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1/2 cup
unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup
peanut butter
1/2 cup
packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup
white sugar
3 tablespoons
orange juice
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 teaspoon
baking powder
1/4 teaspoon
1 1/4 cups
semisweet chocolate chips
This is a great recipe. The dough is very soft and I was afraid they would spread all over, but they didn't. The cookie part is almost cake like. I dropped them by tablespoonsful and baked them on a baking stone for about 14 min. They came out soft and stayed soft. Experiment with the amount of peanut butter and chips to find your "just right" taste. An excellent recipe.
Unfortunately, the cookies did not turn out "moist and chewy" as claimed, but were dry and cakey.
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Light, but crispy. My son and his friend really loved them this afternoon. Don't be scared of the orange juice (as I was) - you can't tell! Thanks for a good basic recipe!
These were delicious. I ended up baking them for 20 minutes - don't know if it's because I live at such high altitude but they weren't cooked through at 14 minutes, nor at 16, so 20 was perfect. I only had white sugar so used that, but otherwise followed the recipe to the T and it was wonderful!
This is the first "by scratch" cookie recipe that I got that got a hearty thumbs up from my husband. I don't think he believes they are from scratch! I store them in a plastic container, and they stay soft as long as they're in there (3 days max. in this household). I didn't find that they were too cakey at all.
These turned out great. I was a tad afraid of the orange juice, but if did no harm at all; if anything made them better! I will definately make these again and again.
This was exactly the taste I was looking for combining Peanut Butter and Chocolate chips. And the cookie texture is excellent. Now, here's my take on the orange juice. I didn't have any on hand, so I used apple juice. But the real trick with the juice is this. Add it one tablespoon at a time as you add each quarter of the flour mixture. It keeps the flour dusting to a minimum.
This recipe was GREAT! I was skeptical about the orange juice until I read other reviews (still don't understand the purpose of the oj though). Anyway, these cookies turned out perfect and the taste was excellent!
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Serving Size: 1/60 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 60
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 77
Calories from Fat: 40
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Based in captivating Florence, Italy, Palomar has embodied the spirit of discovery for over half a century. It reimagines maps, globes, telescopes, and more to challenge our perceptions of the world—and how we document it. Made of flexible felt, this Pin City Map depicts the crisp and linear Manhattan grid in a striking monochromatic palette, and includes 15 pins to mark your destinations—be they former, future, or purely fantastical. Prefer staying put? This stunning map doubles as a bulletin board for memos and mementos.
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Justin Bieber Arrested for DUI and Drag Racing in Miami
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There isn't a clear cut #1 WR this year, like an A.J. Green but there is some good talent. Cordarrelle Patterson has the best combination of size and speed. Keenan Allen is a solid WR but I think people have him rated to high. Justin Hunter has 1st round talent but the knee injury is a concern so I have him in the 2nd round.
Here is my 1st round WR Ranking:
WR-Cordarrelle Patterson 6-3, 205 - Physically the best WR in the draft. Although he is a raw talent, he has tremendous combination of size and speed. Can make the tough catch and can get lots of YAC. Not the most polished WR but he has excellent upside. With a good 40 time he will solidify the top WR spot.
WR-DeAndre Hopkins 6-1, 200 - I really like him a lot. Has good size and and speed. Catches the ball well and is a good route runner. Can get YAC on the short stuff and can also get deep. Patterson has more upside but Hopkins is more polished. Simply a solid WR.
WR-Keenan Allen 6-3, 210 - Many have him the #1 WR. Gifted with size but lacks speed. I just can't put him #1. Probably the most polished WR will make the tough catch. All positives it's just the lack of speed really bumps him down. Will not be the first WR taken, don't be surprised if he falls to the bottom of the 1st round.
WR-Terrance Williams 6-2, 201 - The scheme at Baylor bumps him down but physically has decent size and good speed. Route wise didn't see much variation in the routes. Definitely a deep threat and can make the sideline grab. Decent hands and can make some tough catches. Bottom 1st round WR.


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Subwoofer wiring diagrams
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Buck Pomerantz was born and raised in Philadelphia. His parents bought their first television set when he was born. He figured out how to run it by the time he was two. Besides athletics, his formative interests included electronics, amateur radio, music, and stage crew work. He got his BA in writing from Brown University. Then he joined a rock 'n roll band as their soundman and moved to Charlottesville, Virginia. After that venture failed, he spent time in Boston, New Orleans, and Berkeley. He worked in a music store in Austin manufacturing, installing, repairing, and operating sound systems for recording studios, clubs, and bands. He moved back to Charlottesville, ran a little recording studio and finally joined Crutchfield as a copywriter. He has 2 grown children and 3 grandchildren, but after a good nap he can still rock out.
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There are many ways to wire subwoofers and amplifiers. The ideal is to match subs, amps, and their relative impedances to maximize their power capabilities. While not totally inclusive, the following diagrams should be helpful in determining which wiring option will work best for you.
NOTE: Some low-impedance subwoofer system diagrams are included. In order to take advantage of the higher power output of these systems, your amplifier must be capable of driving loads as low as one ohm per channel. Attempting to drive a load lower than what your amp was designed to handle will lead to overheating and possible damage to your amp and subs.
Single Voice Coil (SVC) or Dual Voice Coil (DVC): If your component subwoofer has 4 wiring terminal posts, it's a DVC. If it has 2 terminals, it's an SVC. Subwoofer voice coils usually come in 2-ohm, 4-ohm, and 8-ohm impedances.
Impedance: Impedance is the amount of electrical resistance a sub puts up against an amplifier's output. A sub's impedance is often printed on its magnet. When you wire dual voice coils and multiple subs together, the resulting total impedance is not always simple to figure out or practical to use.
Amplifiers: An amplifier puts out more power to a low impedance sub than it does to a higher impedance sub. But not all amplifiers can drive low impedance systems safely. Refer to your amp manufacturer or owner's manual to determine whether or not it can handle a low impedance load.
Bridged mode: Bridging an amplifier combines two of its channels into one, to get more power. The disadvantage of bridging is that bridged channels can't drive impedance loads as low as they can when unbridged.
Wires: All the wires depicted in the Subwoofer Wiring Diagrams are speaker wires. For wiring subwoofers, we recommend using wires of 12- to 14-gauge in size.
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Top Rangers prospects like Tim Erixon and Christian Thomas
are scheduled to participate in September's Traverse City Tournament, but there
will also be a few relatively unknown players joining them.
Between now and September 10th, we'll take a look at some of
the less-touted prospects that will don the Rangers' sweater at Traverse
City. Today, we look at…
Tayler Jordan
Pos: LW
Shoots: R
Birthday: 2/8/90
Team: Portland, WHL
2009-2010 stats: 2g, 4a, 62gp, 131PIM, -3
2010-2011 stats: 3g, 6a, 60gp, 121PIM, +2
2010-2011 playoffs: 0g, 0a, 20gp, 44PIM, -5
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Jordan's fight card at HockeyFights.com >
What's They're Saying:
The Prospect
Park – "Jordan is a 6'6 203 left wing who was the heart and soul of the
Portland Winterhawks. He is not going to score 30 goals but what he will bring
is a Brandon Prust work ethic and a "cop on the beat" mindset to
anyone thinking about running one of his teammates. But our own notes on Jordan reminded us that
he plays the same way whether it is 3-0, 13-0, or 0-13. Never going to win any
awards for being a pretty skater but we do like how he plays defense as well as
brings energy to the game. Not going to
kid you folks as Jordan's potential is as an enforcer as well as an energy guy
who can kill penalties. Still Jordan's huge body would be perfect to tell him
to set up in the crease while opening up the ice for guys like Christian Thomas
and Ryan Bourque. It is going to be
funny to see when the Baby Rangers at Traverse City because someone will need
to remind Jordan, McIlrath and Randy McNaught that they are all on the same
team now. All 3 players have fought the others over the years in the WHL."
Daniel Lizee (TheScoutingReport.org)
– "A gangly player who has no problems with fisticuffs. He's about as game as
they come and look for him to scrap at camp. His height and reach gives
him a significant advantage in most scraps. Hockey IQ is very low and with
hockey trying to curb straight up fighting, he likely will have a hard time
cracking a pro lineup."
Curtis Deem (TheScoutingReport.org)
– "Tayler Jordan has a big frame, though he is lanky and really needs to fill
out and get stronger. He's not afraid to drop the gloves with anyone, and has
been a strong depth player for the Winterhawks throughout his career. Uses his body pretty well, though he isn't
very fleet of foot. He has pretty limited offensive upside, though could make a
name for himself in the professional ranks if he wants to be a physical presence."
Kelly Friesen (Buzzing the
Net) – "Jordan is an enforcer. He has a huge 6-foot-6, 203 pound frame, you
notice him every time he's on the ice. However, Jordan's skating abilities
are not good enough for the NHL, or even AHL level. He was strictly in the
Western Hockey League for his size, not his skill. But he definitely made a
difference for his team some nights."
OregonLive.com – "As the team improved dramatically, Jordan evolved into one of the Hawks'
most valuable penalty killers and bone-crushing checkers, though he doesn't get
a lot of ice time compared to his more high-scoring teammates. Over time, his skating and leadership
abilities have garnered enough attention to draw invitations to training camp
with the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets and Vancouver Canucks. Jordan takes his assistant captain role very
seriously, and uses his spirit to keep teammates involved and focused on the
bench. He's also willing to do the dirty
work and sacrifice himself to stick up for his teammates, as evidenced by the
cuts and bruises that litter his face from dozens of fights and scrums."
Thoughts: It's important to note that the Rangers have yet
to offer 2010 seventh-round pick Randy McNaught a contract. McNaught missed all but eight games last
season with an ankle injury, so it was impossible for Rangers' brass to fairly
evaluate him. That's good news for
Tayler Jordan, who clearly possesses strong character and penalty-killing
ability in addition to his physical play and fighting skills. The two of them will make life very difficult
for opponents at Traverse City and although it's quite possible that neither
has the necessary tools to advance their career, if Jordan outplays McNaught he
could earn a contract.
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May 2 – August 30, 2015
This exhibition is the culmination of the Curating, Collecting and Connoisseurship seminar taught under the tutelage of Dr. John T. Spike. Fifth in the series, students have the opportunity to step into the role of exhibition curators as they select prints and drawings from the permanent collection.
September 17, 2015 at 6:00PM
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Reception to follow, sponsored by:
October 15, 2015 at 6:00PM
November 19, 2015 at 6:00PM
We've built a new site over the past few months and are excited to share it! Visitors can now access and search selected works from our online Collections database and we've reorganized and redesigned our site for ease of use and efficiency.
The drawings were shipped with armed guards, the travel schedule kept secret, in frames equipped with their own precise micro-climates and sensors linked to computers in Italy. Once at their destination – a small museum on a Virginia college campus – more than a thousand students lined up on a cold night for their chance to spend time, up close, with Leonardo da Vinci's drawings.
After its extremely successful exhibition "Michelangelo: Sacred and Profane, Masterpiece Drawings From the Casa Buonarroti" last year, the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va., is turning its attention to another Renaissance giant.
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Lost (2004)
Action/Adventure, Suspense/Thriller
Trapped in a maze of endless desert highways, bound by a vital deadline, and pursued by an unseen menace -- Jeremy Stanton is about to take the longest ride of his life. He will learn that when you reach the crossroads of life you must be careful which way you turn.
Cast: Ashley Scott, Irina Bjorklund, Danny Trejo, Justin Henry, Dean Cain
Produced by: Kevin Matossian
Directed by: Darren Lemke
Written by: Darren Lemke
Running time: 1hr 29min
Opens: May 13, 2005 Limited
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ISC Racers Tape Blue Hi-Temp Masking Tape is a masking tape used for auto body automotive work (not your standard blue painters tape). It is engineered for the racing fabrication industry and is designed to be residue-free even under extreme conditions. ISC's Blue Hi-Temp Masking is ideal for use in painting, metal fabrication and powder coating in the racing and marine industries.The tape can resist a range of temperatures, up to 250 °F for 30 minutes (suitable for medium temperature paint bake operations). Even when subject to high temperatures, a cured rubber adhesive system allows for clean removal from metal, rubber, plastics and other surfaces and still results in sharp paint lines. The tape is conformable to irregular surfaces and it resists solvents and moisture to minimize paint bleed-through and rework. It is also compatible with solvent and latex based paints and its strong crepe paper backing (which is treated with heat and solvent resistant saturant) resists tears and silvers.
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On Wednesday, November 7, on his syndicated radio show, Rush Limbaugh declared that President Barack Obama treats women like vaginas and that they say, Hes my man.
The radio pundit was discussing turnout in Tuesdays election, in which women voters favored the president 55 percent versus 43 percent for Romney. Unmarried women supported the president at an even higher rate, 68 percent versus Romneys 30 percent.
It took all of one day for the Republicans to pull out the "nuh-uh, you're the one who does it" card. If this is their strategy for cutting into that women's vote, I hope they bring in some new strategists. Words won't cut it Limbaugh. Actions need to show Republicans on the side of women before you can even hope to begin cutting into that margin. And to do that, they need to distance themselves from the Akins and Murdoucks of the world. We'll see if they have the huevos to do that...