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Great digital customer experiences lead to increases in conversion, loyalty and advocacy. This course will help you to make the business case for – and then actually plan and design – improved customer experiences.
This three-day masterclass programme offers a deep-dive into customer experience and offers immediate, practical benefits and a theoretical understanding without the need for long-term commitment.
Intensives offer:
- Expert trainers
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'Learn by doing' is a large part of this three-day programme. You'll have the opportunity to participate in lots of practical exercises (both individual and team-based) that will allow you to develop and apply your knowledge.
You'll also be encouraged to build your own 'Action Plan' to support you when you're back in the office.
Course Requirements: Use of a laptop or tablet is recommended.
Every attendee will gain access to a complimentary Econsultancy report valued at £600. Choose from over 500 reports covering in-depth best practice advice, market data and the latest digital trends.
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- Design a customer experience that benefits from best practice approaches
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- Select the research and testing techniques that are most appropriate to your situation
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- How do people behave online?
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- Personas and user journeys
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Johnny Depp Collects an Award For His Strange Job
Johnny Depp was the guest of honor last night as the Bahamas International Film Festival organized a special tribute in his honor at Nassau's Balmoral Club. He's fresh off a trip to Japan to promote Public Enemies, but yesterday's ceremony was about his long and varied career. After accepting a fish-shaped award and a portrait of himself, Johnny said a few words in his typically humble way. "Whenever anybody says they are going to give me some kind of award, I'm always a little stupefied by the notion. The first thing I say is 'Why?'" Johnny said. "I just go to work like anyone else, except my job happens to be a little stranger."
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A Chance for Remembrance at Your MLB Stadium
Major League Baseball and its Commissioner Bud Selig embraced the aspect of finding a immediate cure to disable a illness that changes families and takes people close to us into the darkness . MLB became the first and most stoic corporate sponsor of Stand Up To Cancer when the program first approached them back in 2008. The startling fact that this dastardly ailment will effect 1 in 3 women in their lifetime pushed on MLB's heart strings. But more amazing and stirring is the fact that 50% of all men alive today can expect to also fall under its curse or trance at some point in their life.
The leader's of America's past time wanted to be forefront of keeping the home hearth's burning in regard to it's patron's health and well being. For the aspect of defying cancer wasn't anything to play around with, that common fact that this illness can rob you of a lifetime of cherished memories of someone you love and care for with three tragic words
I have seen this curse front and center in my life with the illness attaching itself to my parents and also my daughter's mother and taking them from my families' embrace. That is why I am urging my fellow MLB friends to join the Stand Up To Cancer pledge and give what they can to help diminish, destroy and remove this virus from our loved one in our lifetime. Science is getting bolder every day, and with the financial means to harness more equipment, provide depths of research, and get clinical trials done in a timely fashion. We could find dramatic results at any moment.
One of the most important parts of the MLB and SUTC united platforms in the formation of MLB.com Stand Up Stadium program where fans can own a virtual part of their favorite stadiums. You can use your donation to remember a loved one who perished under the grasp of the disease, or even rejoice with the name of a cancer survivor to always keep hope alive that belief and strength can be vital in kicking cancer out of your life.
All 30 MLB clubs are involved in the program, and within the Rays home, Tropicana Field, the donations can start for as little as $ 5 for a seat somewhere under the Teflon roof. Seats are only the first option as you can also donate larger amounts to sponsor a suite ($ 100. Minimum), a base ($ 200. Minimum) or maybe even the pitching mound ($ 500. minimum) at Tropicana Field.
100 percent of your donation will go towards groundbreaking cancer research. In return for your donation, you will receive a link to your own personalized page featuring the name, photo, and a dedication message for the person you are honoring. I know I recently bought a seat for a friend who is also on the Rays/Pepsi Fan Wall of Fame with me who passed away before the beginning of the season as a loyal remembrance to him in a place that sparked his enthusiasm and joy while watching his Rays win or lose.
I hope that before the end of the 2010 season we can sellout our respective stadiums, not with only the names of people who have left our lives, but with those who survived the threat and have prospered beyond their wildest dreams. There is no limit to the amount of bases, suites or pitching mounds. Since this is all taking part in a virtual setting, you can donate a dozen or so seats if you so desire. The one restriction is that you have to individually have to enter your information for each donation.
One of the most important things is that you can raise your donation to any level you desire. The monetary numbers attached to each item is a minimum request for that object, and you can go as high as your heart, and wallet desires. And if you do not have an image or photo of the person you want to honor, that is fine, this is an option and not a requirement for donating money or securing a dedication link for loved one. The only restriction is the 140-character dedication message for each item.
There will also be a Facebook, Twitter and email icon on the bottom of your dedication if you want to send a tweet, message or even send to your other family members a link to your stadium dedication. All you have to do is click on the corresponding icon and input the names or email addresses of those you want to share your dedication with…right away.
As shocking as it is to illustrate just how important it is that we devote and secure a cure for this aliment. If you look upon your favorite team today, you can imagine almost 5 members of that team experiencing some form of this curse sometime in their life. If I have to push the image of your favorite pitcher, hitter or even Coach upfront and center to you to fully give the jest of this disaster, I will.
This is something we can beat, as is evident by the hundreds who daily take the courage and the fortitude to fight this illness face-to-face, and those who go down still swinging at the ever changing face of this cancer monster. I am not try to extort or even buy your sympathy here, but for the cost of a ballpark hot dog we can all honor a special person in our lives who has either batting or lost their fight to cancer.
There are survivors all around us every day in the ballparks, restaurants and even walking by us in the street. MLB and SUTC has given us a virtual remembrance forum to honor and cherish those still with us, and those who fought to the end, but lost their battle. And it all starts with the price of a single ballpark hot dog.
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A great cause initiated by a Hollywood producer who's a cancer survivor herself. Thanks for devoting a post to SUTC. The disease has touched all our lives and we need a cure!
I knew you would know the Hollywood connection. It is a disease that touches the innocent among us in alarming rates. I knew the prospects were high that a majority of us would experience some sort of cancer related illness, but the 1 in 2 men stat really shocked me.
I put into prospective by thinking of Tropicana Field benig full, then taking those cancer statistics and seeing almost half of the people in the stands to disappear.
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While I commend A.I. for standing up for himself, this just reaffirms how absolutely ridiculous having fan voting really is. But, at the end of the day the All-Star game is for the fans, so kudos to Iverson for ignoring all the critics.
Source - Click hereAllen Iverson has gone from retirement to All-Star starter.
And if his critics don't feel he deserves the nod to represent the Eastern Conference, well, that's too bad. He'll be ready to play the Feb. 14 game at Cowboys Stadium.
"The way I look at it is, what should I do?" Iverson said Friday night. "Should I worry about what those people say or concentrate on the million-plus people that voted for me? To me, it's a no-brainer. My fans want to see me play and they have the right to put in who they want to put in the game.
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Eddie Redmayne lied to Tom Hooper at TV audition
EDDIE REDMAYNE was convinced his LES MISERABLES director TOM HOOPER would never hire him again as he once lied to him during an audition at the start of his career.
Redmayne was desperate to land a part when he tried out for Hooper's 2005 TV movie Elizabeth I, which starred Dame Helen Mirren.
The role required a certain amount of equestrian ability and Redmayne admits he regretted lying about his horse-riding skills
after he was almost killed during a dangerous battle scene.
He tells Deadline.com, "I first met Tom on an audition for the HBO miniseries Elizabeth I, and he asked, 'Eddie, have you ever ridden a horse?' To which I said, 'Yes.'
"Two weeks later, Helen Mirren is playing Elizabeth, there are 47 stunt horsemen behind me, I've got spurs attached to my feet and I'm like, 'At what point do I admit having never ridden a horse?'
"They call 'Action!' and I almost kill myself. Tom shouts, 'You're a b**ody liar, Redmayne!' It has taken seven years for him to consider employing me again!"
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OTIS -- An East Otis man will be facing multiple charges in Southern Berkshire District Court after allegedly hitting the vehicle of a mother and child and fleeing the scene while under the influence of alcohol this weekend.
According to Otis Police Chief Roberta Sarnacki, the two-car head-on accident took place around 3:35 p.m. on Saturday, at the intersection of East Otis Road and Norton Road.
Rebecca Nourse, 40, of Sandisfield, was heading west on East Otis Road (Route 23) in a 2008 Honda Ridgeline. Her four-year-old son was a passenger in the vehicle.
A second vehicle, a 1998 Chevy pickup truck with a plow, was driving east on Route 23, operated by Donald J. Chaffee III, 34, of East Otis.
Chaffee allegedly crossed the center line, struck Nourse's vehicle and fled the scene. He was located a short time later by police.
Officer Ken Pettibone and Chief Roberta Sarnacki responded to the scene, and were assisted by officers Nicole Miller and Steve Hilton of the Becket Police Department.
The Otis Fire Department also assisted at the scene. Nourse sustained minor injuries and was attended to by the Otis Rescue Squad. Her child was uninjured.
Chaffee was transported to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield.
According to a police report, Chaffee is being charged in Southern Berkshire District Court with operating under the influence of alcohol, operating after suspension, leaving the scene of a personal injury accident, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and attaching plates.
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Colorado voters face three statewide ballot issues in this election.
The proposed Amendment S to the state constitution is mainly concerned with updating the state personnel system to give greater flexibility in appointments and greater emphasis on merit. Both are good moves. Amendment S also would increase the hiring preference for veterans and would somewhat increase the ability of the state to hire non-residents for positions that cannot be readily filled from among residents.
Because the state personnel system already is codified in considerable detail in the constitution, any attempt to alter it significantly requires a constitutional amendment.
The measure was referred to voters after being passed by a two-thirds majority of both houses of the state Legislature. That alone suggests theres little about it thats controversial. Proponents suggest it would bring state employment practices more into line with those of the private sector and help ensure that state positions were filled by the best possible candidates an argument likely to find favor among voters this year. Some opponents argue that it would reduce protections for state employees and that politics could play a stronger role in their hiring, promotion and dismissal.
The Journal recommends a yes vote on Amendment S.
Amendment 64 to the state constitution would decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana by persons 21 and over, and would require the state to regulate the growth, manufacture, sale and taxation of marijuana in a system of licensed establishments overseen by state and local governments.
The primary argument for Amendment 64 is that the current prohibition clogs courts and crowds jails while failing to control possession and use of the drug. Proponents point out that alcohol and tobacco, both substances with tragic side effects, are not outlawed. They say the amendment will improve public safety and will bring tax revenue to the state.
However, possession, cultivation and sale of marijuana are still federal crimes, and although the federal government has tolerated Colorados medical marijuana businesses, this amendment is beyond the limits of that tolerance. Colorado has stumbled badly in its regulation of medical marijuana and is hardly likely to succeed in preventing a free-for-all if broader usage were to be legalized. In addition, serious legal questions have not yet been answered.
This isnt the solution to the failed war on drugs. The Journal recommends a no vote on Amendment 64 and a continued effort to address the criminal justice issues involved.
Amendment 65 would instruct Colorados congressional delegation to support a campaign finance amendment to the U.S. Constitution and would further instruct the state legislature to ratify such an amendment.
Few Coloradans doubt the need for broad reform of campaign finance laws. Nonetheless, the state constitution is not the place to promote such an agenda, and a state ballot measure cannot compel elected officials to vote in specific ways. In addition, any measure that potentially limits free speech should be viewed with skepticism.
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For the past three months, if you went to BBVACompassStadium.com you would be re-directed to HoustonDynamo.com/Stadium. Well as of today, I am proud to announce that BBVA Compass Stadium has its own website! As you can see, we chose to go with the latest stadium rendering as the centerpiece of our site design. This decision was made to showcase the unique design of BBVA Compass Stadium as well as to showcase the downtown location of the venue.
As you dig around the site you will see that it is not 100% complete. There are still many details about the stadium that we are trying to iron out. As those get finalized, more information about the facility will be added.
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How did Drake's YOLO catch a no-go? Was that Rihanna showing more skin? What's got India.Arie so mad? How what did The Game have a change of "art" about? The answers to these questions and more with the top five stories you need to know about before the week is out.
#1. Word Play: Drake's "YOLO" Bows To "GIF" For Word Of The Year
Drake's "YOLO" was bested by "GIF" for word of the year honors, as awarded by Oxford Dictionaries USA. The two popular acronyms recently squared off in the battle of word influence. [See what other words missed the mark, here]
#2. Teachable Moment: Brian McKnight Plays His X-Rated Music For His Mom
Brian McKnight surprised his fans earlier this year with his raunchy single "If Ur Ready To Learn." But McKnight says the worst part was the trouble he caused for his dear old mom. [Listen here, if you dare]
#3. Game Changer: The Game Releases New Jesus Piece Album Art
The Game has released the official artwork for his Jesus Piece album, which is different than the controversial depiction of Jesus Christ that will appear on the deluxe edition.
#4. The Blues: India Arie Sounds Off On Nina Simone Biopic: Zoe Saldana Looks "Ridiculous"
The Biopic on jazz singer Nina Simone has hit a sour note for India.Arie. The R&B singer recently came out against the film's producers for casting Zoe Saldana to play the role of Simone. [See what she said about "black(er) face," here]
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As she gears up to release Unapologetic on November 19, Rihanna is popping up everywhere. Her latest move is onto the Men of the Year issue of GQ magazine for December as their Obsession of the Year. [See what she's NOT wearing here]
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I know I said I was going to wait for Version 11 but decided to play around with ZA Free 10.1.101.000. I thought I'd pass along that my Firefox issue discussed in this closed thread:
appears to have been resolved. I had Firefox 11.0 installed and waited until Firefox 12.0 came out and downloaded ZA Free 10.1.101.000. I updated FF, restarted Windows a few times and, each time, tested opening FF. FF no longer became locked in memory.
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Voldenuit wrote:Have Sony-BMG learned their lesson from the rootkit fiasco? I'm willing to bet 'NO', but their other divisions do good work (and some of the best kit to get around DRM - burners, etc - have been Sonys).
And I don't deny that Sony has some good - even innovative - products - if the VAIO P had a better keyboard, I'd want it, and there's also the VAIO Z.
But, it's not just Sony-BMG - the whole BluRay thing, the PS3 and OtherOS, quality control issues on the VAIO line (and the consoles,) Memory Stick (OK, that's not as bad,) their crap batteries, etc., etc.
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Arkansas Tech's volleyball team recently returned from a trip to Hawaii where it collected an impressive win over Hawaii Pacific University to open up its spring schedule.
During the spring, the NCAA allows volleyball teams 28 practice days and four tournament dates against outside competition. This spring, Tech has played in Hawaii and will play at tournaments hosted by Henderson State and Harding.
Tech opened its trip to Hawaii by collecting a three-game sweep (30-25, 30-24, 30-28) of Hawaii Pacific on March 22.
Against the Sea Warriors, Tech hit .172 and recorded 42 kills and nine total blocks. In addition, Tech had solid serving as it recorded six service aces and only had three service errors.
"Our defense played hard. We anticipated well. Our movements were quick and we were disciplined," Tech volleyball coach Kristy Bayer said about the team's performance. "The one thing that stood out from our match is that we had excellent team chemistry. The players definitely felt it."
Bayer said several Golden Suns stood out against the Sea Warriors, most notably sophomore middle blocker Dana Florian. Florian hit .333 against HPU and had nine kills, one solo block and five block assists. "Dana was a dominant presence at the net for our team," Bayer said. "Our setters (sophomores Kayla Allison and Alexis Gillett) were able to get her the ball very consistently."
Others who stood out included sophomore libero Kirsten Fifield and freshman defensive specialist Ashley Camp. Fifield recorded 20 digs and had a service ace, while Camp recorded 16 digs against HPU. Camp sat out this past season as a redshirt for the Golden Suns.
"Kirsten Fifield controlled the backcourt. She was successful by being aggressive and reading the ball," Bayer said. "Ashley Camp, in her first collegiate competition, really stepped it up. She played smooth and confident in serve receive and defense.
"I thought all four of our liberos had an excellent match. They really did a good job stopping HPU's offense."
Tech will continue its spring tournament schedule Thursday at Henderson State. The Golden Suns will also play a spring tournament on April 14 at Harding.


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DAYTONA BEACH -- The Orange Avenue bridge is stuck in the open position and may not get fixed until Dec. 10, officials said.
DAYTONA BEACH —� For County Engineer Jerry Brinton, 2014 can't come soon enough.
That's when construction should begin on a new high-rise bridge to replace the nearly-60-year-old Veterans Memorial Bridge, also known as the Orange Avenue bridge, which has been closed since Friday and may not reopen until Dec. 10.
"Here we are stuck, again," Brinton said Monday.
A control box, which lifts the east and west leaves, malfunctioned Friday, county spokeswoman Pat Kuehn wrote in an email. A crew from the county's Road and Bridge Division manually opened the bridge to permit boat traffic until the bridge is repaired.
Brinton said it's a failure that happens from time to time because of archaic computer programming stemming back to the 1960s. A specialist who knows the computer language will be coming to fix the problem, Brinton said.
Kuehn said the control box is expected to be repaired by Dec. 10. In the meantime, traffic is being diverted to the International Speedway Boulevard bridge. It's estimated that 8,000-10,000 vehicles travel across the Orange Avenue bridge daily while the traffic count for the ISB bridge is likely double, Brinton said.
"It can certainly handle more traffic," Brinton said of ISB.
It was life as usual for many agencies and businesses around the bridge.
Kevin Kilian, chief operating officer of the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce, said he didn't anticipate surrounding businesses being adversely affected by the bridge closure.
"This happens all the time," he said. "It's so commonplace we don't think anything of it."
County and city agencies said Monday the out-of-commission bridge had not caused any delays in response times as many have units posted beachside.
The bridge, which has spanned the Halifax River for nearly 60 years, will be replaced in a few years. The county is planning to use $48 million in federal funds in July 2014 to build a new high-rise bridge to replace the old span. Work should be completed by mid-2016.
Brinton said he is in talks about the scope of the project with consulting firm Parsons Brinckerhoff, which will oversee the design of the new high-rise bridge, a process that will likely begin in January.
The firm has overseen many projects worldwide including mechanical and plumbing design of the Beijing Olympic Green Convention Center and has served as consultant over construction on the American Airlines Arena in Miami and the Florida Turnpike Enterprise Capital Improvement Program.
Brinton said the design process will incorporate public input and the County Council also asked that several design schemes be an integral part of the high-rise bridge project, including a tribute to veterans, mitigating fishing piers and pedestrian and bicycling safety.�
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In our series Frequently Asked Questions, Radio.com guides you through the unknown about people and topics in music and pop culture.
From the release in 2011 of the music video for her single "Video Games," Lana Del Rey has slowly amassed a widespread public profile. That grainy music video (which she edited on her MacBook and now has over 62 million views) earned her a strong internet following, but her notoriety soon exploded after her infamous appearance on SNL, which preceded the release of her much-talked-about 2012 album Born to Die. The following year, she received chart success across formats with her Great Gatsby track "Young and Beautiful" and a remix of her track "Summertime Sadness."
Del Rey is now set to release her new album, Ultraviolence, on June 17. And while she's gained much ground her "Video Game" days, but some music fans are still unsure why the rest of the world is so obsessed. Below we offer answers to a series of frequently asked questions about Lana Del Rey.
Where did Lana Del Rey come from?
Lana Del Rey is the stage name for Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. She grew up in Lake Placid, N.Y., a small village in the Adirondack Mountains with population 2,521. She currently resides in Los Angeles.
The full extent of which Del Rey is a creation and is driven by Grant is a constant point of argument. Publicly revealed sources of inspiration behind the development of her character include Lolita, Nancy Sinatra, David Lynch, Bob Dylan, beat poetry, Blanche DuBois, Americana and American Psycho.
Is there one word to describe the music of Lana Del Rey?
Can you be an authentic artist if you make up a name for yourself?
Of course. Need proof? An abbreviated list of musicians who use or have used monikers includes Billie Holiday, Elvis Costello, Sting, Courtney Love, Bruno Mars, Stevie Wonder, Bono, Frank Ocean, Sade, Nicki Minaj, Elton John, Katy Perry and Jack White.
Did Lana Del Rey once collaborate with Lady Gaga?
Their social and professional circles reportedly did overlap in mid- to late-2000s New York City, so they knew each other. The duo collaborated on a track called "Princess Die," which was meant to appear on ARTPOP but didn't make the cut.


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Moving to Opportunity: Final Impacts Evaluation Science Article Data, 2008-2010 (ICPSR 34860)
Principal Investigator(s): Ludwig, Jens, University of Chicago. Harris School of Public Policy, and National Bureau of Economic Research; Duncan, Greg J., University of California-Irvine. School of Education; Gennetian, Lisa, New York University. Institute of Human Development and Social Change, and National Bureau of Economic Research; Katz, Lawrence, Harvard University. Department of Economics, and National Bureau of Economic Research; Kessler, Ronald, Harvard University. Harvard Medical School. Department of Health Care Policy; Kling, Jeffrey, Congressional Budget Office, and National Bureau of Economic Research; Sanbonmatsu, Lisa, National Bureau of Economic Research
The Moving to Opportunity (MTO) program was a randomized housing experiment administered by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that gave low-income families living in high-poverty areas the chance to move to lower-poverty areas. This Restricted Access Dataset (RAD) includes data from the 3,273 adults interviewed as part of the MTO long-term evaluation and is comprised of variables analyzed for the article "Neighborhood Effects on the Long-Term Well-Being of Low-Income Adults" that was published in the journal Science on September 21, 2012. The article focused on subjective well-being, physical and mental health, social networks, neighborhoods, housing, and economic self-sufficiency. Families were tracked from the baseline survey (1994-1998) through the long-term evaluation survey fielding period (2008-2010) with the purpose of determining the effects of "neighborhood" on participating families from five United States cities. Households were randomly assigned to one of three groups:
- The low-poverty voucher (LPV) group (also called the experimental group) received Section 8 rental assistance certificates or vouchers that they could use only in census tracts with 1990 poverty rates below 10 percent. The families received mobility counseling and help in leasing a new unit. One year after relocating, families could use their voucher to move again if they wished, without any special constraints on location.
- The traditional voucher (TRV) group (also called the Section 8 group) received regular Section 8 certificates or vouchers that they could use anywhere; these families received no special mobility counseling.
- The control group received no certificates or vouchers through MTO, but continued to be eligible for project-based housing assistance and other social programs and services to which they would otherwise be entitled.
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Ludwig, Jens, Greg J. Duncan, Lisa Gennetian, Lawrence Katz, Ronald Kessler, Jeffrey Kling, and Lisa Sanbonmatsu. Moving to Opportunity: Final Impacts Evaluation Science Article Data, 2008-2010. ICPSR34860-v2. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-10-04. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR34860.v2
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Subject Terms: crime, education, employment, fear of crime, financial support, happiness, health, housing, housing conditions, housing programs, housing units, job training, low income groups, lower class, mental health, neighborhood conditions, neighborhoods, poverty, public safety, relocation, social integration, social isolation, welfare services
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Universe: Adults in households with children in public or other government-subsidized, project-based housing in selected high-poverty areas of Baltimore, MD, Boston, MA, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA, and New York City, NY.
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I took a couple photos of the shed with my phone because I don't recall ever seeing a deer of this caliber coming from Northeast Arkansas. It looked more like a Kansas or Iowa giant. The huge drop tine and enormous mass made it a sight to behold in a deer hunter's eye.
Fast forward to Nov. 5, 2011. Bryan Lutz of Jonesboro was hunting an area in Clay County with his two sons during the first youth gun season. Young 8-year-old Cooper Lutz was walking with his dad to his stand that afternoon and saw something he thought would be worth picking up. It was a part of a broken beam of a buck. The 60 inches of antler hadn't just come off of any buck, it came off the buck he and everyone else in his deer lease had been hunting. It was a piece of antler off of a giant non-typical that had been photographed on trail cameras in months past.
When hunting clubs have a possible record book deer on their property, mum's the word. Loose lips sink ships and telling everyone about a huge buck does nothing but invite trouble. Oops, the word was getting out.
The Sun helped to sponsor a trail photo contest for the Arkansas Sportshow and started asking for photos in the fall of 2011. On Dec. 20, we received a couple of trail photos that were heads and shoulders above the rest. The subject of the photos: A giant non-typical. The location was, coincidentally, Clay County. As I inspected the photos closer, it was obvious this was the same buck that shed its antler I held in my hand back in February.
I emailed the photo to a couple friends, deleting the name of the sender, and this magnificent buck photo went "viral." It wasn't long before I got a call from someone telling me "Dude, you can't run that photo in the newspaper! We're hunting that buck and everyone will know about it." I hated to break it to him, but I think there were countless people who already knew about it.
Fast forward to Monday, Jan. 23, 2012. Shane Frost of Paragould was sitting in his treestand in Clay County, just 200 yards or so from where Lutz had found the broken beam of a large deer. A massive non-typical buck walked past Frost at 10 yards, and he shot it with his Mathews Z-7. He obviously recognized the buck because it had consumed his dreams, and this was the buck he'd been wanting to kill ever since he had him 40 yards away a year earlier.
News of Frost's deer set the local hunting world abuzz, and photos of the giant buck spread like wildfire. Could it be a new state record? To answer this quiz, there seemed to be a piece of the puzzle missing, literally. The piece of antler that young Cooper Lutz found back in November was part of the rack from this giant buck. If the piece of antler is allowed to be re-attached to the antler, it might be a new state record.
It appears as though Boone & Crockett will allow the antler to be reattached, because there is conclusive evidence the piece of antler came off of this unique-racked buck. Good thing because the Frost buck scored a whopping 216 4/8 inches at the Big Buck Classic (BBC) in Little Rock, and that score held at the AR Sportshow. Frost took first place in the archery division at the BBC with this massive deer and he took home the top overall prize at the AR Sportshow, winning a $2,000 prize package.
Interestingly enough, Matt Holt won first place in the "shed antler" division at the AR Sportshow for having the largest shed, the very shed he brought into my office over a year ago. Oh yeah, the trail camera photos of the very same buck that were entered into the trail photo contest won "Best Buck" and "Best Overall Photo," earning Matt Wright of Corning a new Cuddeback Attack IR and a $50 gift card.
This story just keeps getting better, because Frost knows his buck wouldn't have added up to a new state record had it not been for the 60-inch piece of antler found by Cooper Lutz. Frost said he plans to show his appreciation to Cooper in the very near future, so I know there's an 8-year-old out there that's going to have a big smile on his face. Good for both of them.
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The Puget Sound Athletics Department's Drive For 125 has been fulfilled. With both the men's and women's varsity rowing boats winning the Meyer-Lamberth Cups, the Loggers have officially reached 125 department wins.
The Drive for 125 began August 31 as all 23 Logger teams set out to reach 125 wins during the 2012-13 school year. The department-wide goal was originated to commemorate the University of Puget Sound's 125th anniversary.
After seven-plus months on the Drive, the Loggers have officially compiled 125 wins. The women's rowing team claimed the clinching victory in defeating Pacific Lutheran for the Lamberth Cup.
The Drive for 125 has included some incredible moments in Logger history. Chris McDonald set the school record for career shutouts in win #40. Matt Gilbert set the school javelin record in win #99. Win #64 featured a 36-point from Kelsey McKinnis – the most ever scored in a single basketball game in the Loggers Division III history.
Head Volleyball Coach Mark Massey tallied his 300th victory at Puget Sound in win #34. Wins 55, 58, and 59 were postseason wins for the volleyball team, with win #59 advancing the Loggers into the Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament.
Win #52 came on Nov. 4 when the women's soccer team clinched the Northwest Conference title, extending its incredible streak of conference crowns to 11 straight.
Just a few weeks ago, the baseball team defeated the top-ranked team in the nation with a 9-7 win over Linfield for win #119.
While the Loggers have completed their Drive for 125, there is still work to be done with about three weeks of competitions still remaining on the schedule. Keep coming out to support the Loggers and let's see how many wins we can get this year to commemorate 125 amazing years at the University of Puget Sound!
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text: i recently acquired a 98 tiger and this is the first dirt shakedown run, wanted to get a feel for the bike off road. after about 50 miles on the hiway and topping up the tank i hit the dirt out of cordes jcnt. to bloody basin rd. kiosk that used to talk about the area, many indian ruins, mining and ranching history around here. i really like this area and there is so much to see if you slow down and take it in, i almost always see a group of small deer on the mesa i am heading to down the smaller road in the background home sweet home, sometimes when i come across these line shacks and old residences i think about how i could live out there, this place was great and i think i really could spruce it up and live there. the main house the garage and a creek. not much water but where there is a water source there are animals, lots of tracks in the sand. at the edge of the mesa you have this ridge, pretty common on most mesa's, with all the indigenous people in this area there are thing to see in the rocks. ruins here are very accessible and have had a hard time with history, but they are many and its neat to walk around them then of course, the dick-tographs, well maybe lizards to this point the road was good, great for a big bike if you want a little action and some fun. then i shot up a less travelled road, i knew it was going to be rougher because i've been on it before. the combination of decomposed granite (slippery) somewhat steep climbs and 50/50 tires made the likelihood of a drop increase. it wasnt bad at all until i hit some rain ruts running down the trail, so after a bit further to see just what the tiger could do i decided to turn around. this pic doesnt show the "good" spots, but you get the idea of the terrain and elevation gain, plus its just a nice view. so, back down the mtn. and out on a different trail to the main dirt rd. didnt stop for pics as i was having a blast on that trail. decided to return home on mostly dirt instead of the hiway. little place called cordes, pop 11 brief stop at a waterin hole, per tigers request as she wanted to hunt for a snack, alas nothing there, i told her theres no gazelle here but she insisted we look. arizona does have trees and grass in the desert, its just a smaller scale. and thats my little shakedown ride for today. i have concluded that i can comfortably take the tiger just about anywhere i will want to, with logical reason and speed control. i am happy about that. to be continued


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Darksiders II is four times bigger than its 8/10 scoring predecessor. The overworld is split into a quartet of main zones, each built around a town-based hub. Branching off from these hubs are dungeons - it's still very similar to the established template used in Zelda games.
"All the dungeons in the first zone of Darksiders II" explains Vigil Games' Studio Marketing Manager Jay Fitzloff, "are already larger than Darksiders 1." In just one zone, there's more game content - more combat, puzzles and exploration - than the whole of the first game combined.
Darksiders II is different to many sequels in that it doesn't follow on from the original; no, Darksiders II happens in parallel to it.
Suspecting foul play that War, one of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, has banished to Earth at the start of the original Darksiders, his brother (and new protagonist) Death decides to go off and sniff out the truth in the sequel. Making his way to the Nether Realms, a strange void somewhere between Heaven and Hell, Death decides to call in a few favours from the powerful beings that rule the land.
In the 30 minute demo I saw, Death is off on a journey to find the Lord of Bones, who, he hopes, can help prove War's innocence. This ominously named character will not grant Death counsel until he's proven his worth, however, so it's off to the Gilded Arena to collect the head of its champion. Just like in real life, a decapitated head usually does the trick.
The Arena, an early dungeon, offers a glimpse at how Death differs to his brother. While War conformed to the archetype of a warrior - with his heavy build and incorruptible nature - Death is better described as a rogue. He's lighter and more nimble than his sibling, scrambling up walls and swinging about his environment with comparative ease.
He's also armed with the Ghost Hook, which - similar to War's Abyssal Chain - allows Death to latch on to ghostly objects about his environment, and swing from it to otherwise inaccessible areas.
The RPG side of the experience been brought to the forefront. Combat is a flurry of swords and numbers, indicating how much damage you're doing with each hit. Knowing how powerful you are at any given moment makes developing your character more satisfying, according to Fitzloff.
While Vigil won't reveal it yet, a comprehensive skill tree will allow players to tailor combat to their exact tastes. If melee isn't your thing, and you prefer necromancy - wielding spells instead of swords - the tree will offer skills and abilities to support this, with an extensive loot system in place to complement your progression. It's more than just numbers, too: your choice of armour will directly affect the look of your character.
The end of the demonstration sees Death squaring up against the champion of the dungeon - a snake-like creature swimming beneath the surface of the arena. After using the Ghost Hook to yank the beast from the ground, and giving it a solid thrashing, the snake gathers the carcasses of armoured warriors littered about the arena and uses them to create a giant suit of armour. The snake then forms the spine of the new bipedal enemy - which it occasionally rips from its own body to use as a flail.
The original game went down fairly well with critics, but wasn't without its flaws. "If War was a more engaging character and the combat more refined, Darksiders would stand as one of the early contenders for game of the year," said Tom in his Darksiders review.
Another problem critics had was the amount of back-tracking involved, and Fitzloff assured me this wouldn't be a problem for the sequel - the player will be given the reins to a horse much quicker than in the original, for instance.
The Zelda template isn't used all too often in games these days, and Darksiders II more than does it justice. "Zelda's an awesome game, but it's not an easy game to create," explains Fitzloff, who appreciates the comparison, but believes Darksiders is very much its own thing. "Educating, but still having fun, learning new elements as you go along; there'd be more if it was an easy thing to do, it's easier to focus on one element - maybe we're masochists."
"It's difficult to pull off, but when it works, it works," added Fitzloff.
Darksiders 2 is due for release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii U in 2012.


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the google chrome password manager has no security, it just saves passwords and enters them for you when u open a webpage.
although i previously used "roboform" which has password security and is decent, except the free version only allows you to save 10 passwords. it is also good in that it has the form filling thing which fills in forms automatically. might be worth a try! (i'm waiting for it to be made for google chrome).
thanks. Sad there was no support for this! All the best!
I too am having this issue. It just started today and I don't know what changed.
I startup my computer I get a message that my windows password has changed, even though it has not. I
try to login to my email as usual, and then the fingerprint request appears. I swipe my finger and is successful. Then I get the message "authentication failed" .
Is anyone from IBM or Lenovo monitoring this thread?
05-01-2009 11:02 PM - edited 05-01-2009 11:05 PM
Hi guys,
Try this. Shut down computer. Restart. At boot screen press F1 to go into bios. Select security/security chip/ reset chip. Select yes to reset chip and save and exit bios. At CCS in windows, you will be prompted to reregister.
If doesn't work, then it could be due to a bug in the latest CSS. In that case, stick to previous version.
Just uninstall the software and use typed passwords.
The fingerprint scanner solution although a nice sales gimmick is not likely to be supported with every security change MS does to their operating system - IMO you may as well get used to that!
If I were using this laptop in the context of a multi-user business where a standardised approach to support and security were important, and there were a quantity of these enabled laptops in use, then I'd be worrying about the fingerprint feature not working with the standard OS platform as chosen by the business or preloaded by Lenovo.
I'm using this laptop for trying out new operating systems and for rough coding use. I removed the security software - hey, Vista Business signon feels a bit less clunky, and I feel more productive. Perhaps fingerprint scanning is not for me. I can type my 12-character password quicker and more reliably on this super R61 keyboard than align my finger, swipe it across, and wait for the software to confirm it (which is probably time impacted by other system processes loading at Vista startup)
For me it's a useless gimmick. If it works for you, and you have a business case for using it, fine :-)
03-16-2011 09:48 AM - edited 03-16-2011 10:11 AM
chg ur windows pswd in control panel user accts, now css will have a legit complaint that the pswd chg'd and now u will know what it changed to
Hi, I have just spent half a day to resolving this, so I guess someone else may find my solution useful.
It happened that my T60 with WXP SP3 with CSS 7.00.0022.00 (ThinkVantage Client Security Solution) got frozen and after reset I had problems to login and the SafeGuard PrivateDisk was inaccessible.
However I was able to create other user with PrivateDisk also with Administrator generated unknown password and I could access it with no problems.
Then I noticed that ThinkVantage Password Manager is not starting in my user profile.
So I realized the problem is that ThinkVantege Password Manager is corrupt and therefore it may not provide the Administrator generated unknown password necessary to accessing my PrivateDisk.
Then I found that files encobject.dat and symkeys.dat in the folder:
c:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Data aplikací\Lenovo\Client Security Solution\ (in my Czech version)
c:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Lenovo\Client Security Solution\ (probably in the English version)
...are corrupt - their size was right but their content was just 00 00 00 00 00 00...
Luckily I found older versions of these files in the C:\RRbackups folder. And I had not changed any password in the meantime.
After deleting the corrupt files (BACKUP IT BEFORE!) I copied there their older versions.
Then I restarted the computer and prayed... Hallelujah! It worked!


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Is Chris Brown a sore loser?
When the "Turn Up The Music" singer lost the best urban contemporary album Grammy to Frank Ocean, he applauded, but he did not join the standing ovation.
Brown's dismissive gesture is captured on a photograph posted on Twitter by BuzzFeed.
In January, Brown and Ocean fought over a parking space at a West Hollywood recording studio. Brown was no longer on the scene when the police arrived.
The night of the incident, Ocean claimed via Twitter that Brown and associates jumped him. A week later, he explained why he would not pursue charges against Brown.
"As a child I thought if someone jumped me it would result in me murdering or mutilating a man. But as a man I am not a killer," he wrote in a post on his Twitter page. "I'm an artist and a modern person. I'll choose sanity. No criminal charges. No civil lawsuit. Forgiveness, albeit difficult, is wisdom. Peace, albeit trite, is what I want in my short life. Peace."


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AVON LAKE -- Local auto workers ripped Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney for his recent comments about government help for the American auto industry.
Members of the United Auto Workers Local 2000, who represent hourly workers at Ford's Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake, criticized Romney shortly after the former Massachusetts governor made a campaign stop yesterday in the same city.
In the last few days, Democrats and union leaders have pounced on a statement Romney made last week at a rally in Defiance.
Romney apparently misinterpreted a story about Chrysler's Jeep production for the Chinese auto market and concluded the auto maker was shutting down U.S. production to move jobs to China, according to a news report from the Detroit Free Press.
As the campaign trail winds down, it seems the opposition is spreading some untruths," said Jerome Williams, union president.
"Of course we know that a move of that magnitude would just cripple the Toledo area," Williams said. Chrysler has denied the report, he added.
"This tells me that Governor Romney is willing to go to any lengths to get elected, even telling blatant untruths to the people of Toledo to scare them into believing that they're going to lose their jobs, also to try to impress upon them that him and his running mate would be the right choice for the presidency," Williams said.
He was joined by union Chairman Tim Rowe, Sheffield Village Mayor John Hunter, who also is president of the union's retirees group, and a number of other workers who came out as a show of support.
Chrysler has acknowledged considering production to sell Jeeps in China, but rebutted the statement that the company would close American plants to move Jeep production overseas, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Meanwhile, the local UAW members said under President Obama's policies, Ford has committed to moving production of its 650 and 750 series medium duty trucks from Mexico to the Avon Lake factory.
"We're bring jobs back to the United States at Ohio Assembly Plant here in Avon Lake," he said.
If General Motors and Chrysler would have gone out of business, it would have an effect on makers of glass, steel, electronics, rubber and other suppliers around the country, Williams said.
"All this is related to the president standing behind and supporting the auto industry, unlike Governor Romney, who said let the auto industry go bankrupt," Williams said.