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Big Rapids, Mich. - Nationally 19th-ranked Ferris State scored the game-winner in overtime as the Bulldogs beat Bemidji State to win their first-ever Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) home contest on Friday (Nov. 8) night at the Ewigleben Ice Arena in Big Rapids.
Junior defenseman Jason Binkley powered a shot past BSU goaltender Andrew Walsh only 1:28 into the extra session to account for the game-winner, which was the first of his collegiate career. Senior defenseman Scott Czarnowczan and freshman forward Kyle Schempp received the assists on Binkley's second goal of the campaign.
Ferris State fought back from a 4-3 third period deficit to remain unbeaten in the WCHA with a 3-0 league mark. FSU is now 6-2 overall this season and has won its last four outings to date.
Bemidji State, which was leading the WCHA standings in total conference wins coming into the series' opener, fell to 3-5-1 overall and 3-2 in league action.
The Beavers struck first in the opening stanza as Phillip Marinaccio scored an unassisted goal midway thru the opening period at even-strength.
However, Ferris State answered only a minute later when freshman Chad McDonald scored his first collegiate goal at 11:02 of the first frame with the assist credited to Binkley.
The Bulldogs took their first lead of the night early in the second period when senior Andy Huff found the back of the net only 3:46 into the period with freshman defenseman Ryan Lowney and junior Dom Panetta picking up the helpers as FSU grabbed a 2-1 lead.
BSU responded with a power-play goal at 8:48 of the second frame off the stick of Markus Gerbrandt, which tied the game up at two goals apiece. Graeme McCormack earned the assist on Gerbrandt's fifth goal of the year.
Ferris State surged in front again at 15:29 of the second when Schempp tallied his fourth lamplighter of the campaign in a power-play situation to give FSU a 3-2 lead. Freshman Gerald Mayhew and sophomore connor Schmidt posted the helpers on the Bulldog goal.
The lead didn't last for long, though, as Bemidji State came back to tie the game up with only 22 seconds remaining in the second period on Ruslan Pedan's second goal of the year. McCormack recorded his second assist of the night as the two teams headed to the final intermission tied at three goals each.
Bemidji State moved in front as the Beavers scored a go-ahead goal at 6:25 of the final period when Cory Ward connected on an even-strength goal in unassisted fashion.
However, the Bulldogs tallied the pivotal game-tying goal at 10:23 of the third when junior forward Justin Buzzeo recorded his team-leading sixth goal of the season. Senior Garrett Thompson posted the assist as the Bulldogs tied the game up to force overtime and eventually setup Binkley's heroics.
Ferris State held a decisive 46-23 edge in total shots for the night, which included a 22-6 advantage after the opening period of play. FSU had all three potential scoring chances between the two teams in the extra session.
Junior goaltender CJ Motte remained unbeaten in net for the Bulldogs as he ran his mark to 6-0 on the year by making 22 saves. Walsh had 38 stops on the opposite end of the ice for the Beavers.
FSU finished one-of-three on the power-play and limited BSU to a two-of-five showing with the man-advantage. Overall, the Bulldogs had four penalties for eight minutes in the box with BSU called three times for six minutes.
By virtue of his game-winner, Binkley picked up the first star of the game with McDonald earning the second and Buzzeo the third.
Ferris State improved to 6-4 all-time against the Beavers with the victory.
The Bulldogs will wrap up the two-game weekend series against Bemidji State on Saturday (Nov. 9) night at the Ewigleben Ice Arena as FSU continues a six-game homestand over the next three weekends. The puck is set to drop at 7:07 p.m. (ET).
Ferris State will hold Veterans Appreciation Night on Saturday. Complimentary tickets will be available for Veterans while supplies last and up to four guest tickets may be purchased for $6 each.
Single-game tickets for all FSU home contests this season are currently on sale and can be bought online at StarTickets.com, by calling 1-800-585-3737 or purchased in person at the FSU Athletics Ticket Office. The ticket office will open on Saturday at noon. For more ticket information, fans can visit FerrisStateBulldogs.com or call (231) 591-2888.
Binkley's Game-Winner In OT Lifts #19 Bulldogs To Win In First WCHA Home Contest
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Posted by R. Berg on December 17, 2003
In Reply to: Here's an offering that means as much as the original phrases posted by Lotg on December 16, 2003
: : : hi, it's me, the san francisco chronicle book critic again. i'm ginning up a little something on political/management rhetoric, and i'd love to see possible derivations of either "best practices," employed to mean "the most efficient techniques used by the competition," or "moving forward," employed to mean, well, as little as possible, as in "we're coming together in proactive way to start moving forward on..."
: : Oh man do I hate that corporate crapola jingoism stuff like "in a proactive way" and "moving forward" and the best/worst one: "on a go forward basis".
: : Back into my hole I go.
: Couldn't agree more Bruce.
: But as a contractor in the corporate world, it's something to which I'm constantly exposed. Personally I don't speak the language, but I have to be able to interprete if my invoices are to be paid each week. Particularly this 'best practice' stuff, cos one of my hats is as a QA auditor (and yes 'QA' gets bandied about too).
: I must say I hadn't considered the term 'best practice' in the competitive context you're suggesting, however, I like it and I'm going to nick it.
: So here are my offerings...
: A definition I like is from ODLIS...
: Best Practice: In the application of theory to real-life situations, any procedure which, when properly applied, consistently yields superior results, and is therefore used as a reference point in evaluating the effectiveness of alternative methods of accomplishing the same task.
: On the competitive note I offer this (it aint much, but it's the best I can do as I walk out the door)...
: "Improve your company's performance by researching and analyzing the winning practices (best practices) of other relevant organisations, and implementing, utilising and improving those practices in order to gain competitive advantage."
: As for 'moving forward'. Well you're right, it's a stupid, meaningless phrase. But here's an even more meaningless phrase with regard to that...
: "Implement and maintain an informed, focused and well-connected approach on your journey toward delivering superior market performance."
: Oh dear, sometimes I can write such drivel!!! But it's right up there with 'best practice' and 'moving forward'... he he.
Ms. Berg blinks dully and wonders whether that definition of "best practice" adds anything to what she had inferred from the plain meaning of the words.
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Former Chairman Praises USO for Supporting Troops
By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 2007 - The former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff praised the United Service Organizations yesterday for the support the group gives men and women in uniform.
Retired Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers, a new USO board member, represented the organization in accepting a check for $325,000 from S&K Sales. The company does business with the Defense Commissary Agency and raised the money through its annual fundraising effort. S&K has donated more than $2 million to the USO over the past 10 years, Mark Phillips, a USO spokesman, said.
During yesterday's check-presentation ceremony here, Myers held up the USO, and all who support its work, as an example of unique partnerships around the country that support the U.S. military. It's a concept he said is uniquely American and sometimes draws surprise from other countries' military leaders.
"Here we see America in action," Myers said. "We see people turning to support the troops, and I would tell you it's never been more important."
After almost six years at war, many servicemembers have multiple deployments under their belts and need the kind of support the USO provides more than ever, he said.
He remembered his own experiences with the USO and how grateful he was for the support it gave him and his family. "But today's environment, it is even, I think, even more stressing on our people," he said. "The USO is such a critical piece of helping reduce some of that stress."
Myers cited the hospitality the USO provides at airports for troops returning home from deployments or for rest and recuperation, but more importantly, for those deploying. In addition to refreshments, TV, Internet access and other services at USO centers, USO volunteers offer something more: caring, he said. "These volunteers make you feel like this is home, and they want to make sure that everything is taken care of before you get on that airplane and wing your way to the Middle East," he said.
In combat theaters, the USO follows up on this service, bringing world-class entertainment to deployed troops and, along with it, a piece of home, Myers said.
"I don't think you can calculate" the value of this support, he said. "All we know is that our troops need this kind of love from home. And partnerships like this that make it possible, to me, are just essential if we're going to be successful in this struggle we have with violent extremism."
Myers thanked the USO and all who make its work possible. "This is a very important organization that we've got to keep vibrant, and you've helped do that," he said. "All of us have to keep the USO charging along. It's a very important piece of taking care of those who take care of us."
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On May 21 this year, a military court convicted three Pakistani naval officers of negligence and dereliction of duty for their actions during an attack on the main naval airbase in the heart of Karachi on May 22, 2011. After the incident had ended, the military said 10 security guards were killed, two aircraft were blown up, and the four men who carried out the attack were shot or blew themselves up after they had held out for 16 hours on the Mehran Naval Base.
Perhaps the best insider details about the raid came from Saleem Shahzad, a political reporter for Asia Online, in his article, "Al-Qaeda had warned of Pakistani strike," that ran two days before his abduction on May 29, 2011. He had written in the past about militant groups and the military, with a book, Inside Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, released just weeks before his murder. In his last article, he wrote about the Mehran events, reporting that armed forces personnel sympathetic to Al-Qaeda had helped coordinate the attack. On May 31 last year, his body was found floating face-down in an irrigation ditch.
The military did not make many details public, but the sentences for the service members apparently varied. Still, justice--the military version of justice, at least--was apparently served in their cases. But Shahzad's killers remain at large, with the case declared closed by investigators. It is very unlikely that any prosecution will ever take place--despite a high-powered judicial commission organized by the government, and whose report is now a public document. The panel failed to implicate any individual or group in Shahzad's murder, and the government is not even keen to consider the recommendations made by the commission for reforming the intelligence agencies.
In reality, not much was expected from the inquiry given that the accusations were being made against the intelligence agencies. For Shahzad's colleagues, many questions remain unanswered. Did Shahzad protect his sources at the cost of his life? Did he have some more news on his laptop that was embarrassing to the military? Even though the inquiry remained inconclusive; and even if the government declared his case closed; and even if no killer, whether militant or government agent, would ever be arrested; and even if Shahzad never got to reap the rewards of his reporting, the fact remains that, one year later, Shahzad's last story on the Mehran Base attack turned out to be true.
This year, in Karachi, Shahzad's wife invited her husband's friends and colleagues for Islamic prayers on May 30, the day his body was found. She said it is still difficult for her to explain to her children their father's death, especially when the story he reported turned out to be deadly accurate. And her problems, including those that accompany the loss of the family's breadwinner, continue unabated as well. "I just want my children to get a good education and become as strong as their father. I am trying for a job in order to support their financial needs. Lot of assurance had been given to me for assistance from many sources, but I have yet to see much of it," she said.


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Megaupload Shutdown Means Other Companies Turning Off Useful Services
from the innovation? deptOn Friday, we noted some of the troubling parts of the Megaupload indictment, and how many perfectly legitimate companies did many of the same things that the US government used to suggest that Mega was a evil criminal conspiracy. On Saturday, the NY Times noted that plenty of legitimate companies were getting a bit nervous because of the language in the indictment:
But Megaupload was not the only such service on the Web. Many companies have crowded into the online storage market recently, most of them aimed at consumers and businesses that want convenient ways to get big data files out of their teeming in-boxes, off their devices and into the cloud — perhaps so that friends or co-workers can download them. They include MediaFire, RapidShare, YouSendIt, Dropbox and Box.net. And there are similar services from Amazon, Google and Microsoft.And... by Sunday, reports started spreading of other companies that provide useful services to people who want to legitimately share files... shutting down or limiting those services. For example, FileSonic -- one of the most popular cyberlockers -- has basically killed itself by no longer allowing sharing, and only allowing personal backup. Another site, Uploaded.to, then blocked all access from the US. A bunch of other services, including FileServe and VideoBB have been killing their affiliate programs (again, which had been a good way for independent musicians to make money).
All of these market themselves as legitimate ways to store content online. But they are inherently ideal for anyone looking to illegitimately upload and share copyrighted video and audio files. Most companies rarely, if ever, inspect individual files to see if the material they store on behalf of users violates copyrights, unless they are notified by someone claiming infringement.
RIAA supporters are cheering this on -- believing that all of these services really focused on infringing content. But for the many, many artists, companies and individuals who used them legitimately, this is pretty troubling. Useful services are being shut down due to an overreaction on the part of the US government.
Again, this is exactly the kind of collateral damage that many of us were worried about. It's entirely possible (hell, perhaps probable) that the folks behind Megaupload went beyond the confines of the law. And, if that's true, I expect that they will lose in court. But many of us are quite worried about a few things: the fact that the entire site got completely shuttered despite substantial non-infringing uses... and that it's now creating massive chilling effects for legitimate and useful services within the US. Separately, as in the case of Uploaded.to, it's also splintering the internet, by having foreign companies put blocks on US internet users. These kinds of things were exactly what people have been warning about... and yet the US government ignored all those warnings (and probably still doesn't realize what it's kicked off here).
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"I enjoy taking part in the various resident volunteer workshops, which give us residents the opportunity to tell our Landlord exactly what we need from our accommodation and also to provide suggestions for improvement if necessary". Current resident Volunteer.
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We are looking for new Volunteers
We are always looking for new volunteers to work with our existing Resident Volunteers, helping them improve services for the benefit of all ClwydAlyn Residents.
We are particularly looking for young people aged 16-25 to help us on a volunteer basis to engage and represent the views of your community. What would you like to see; opportunities around work and employment are a key point of interest and finding the right kind of practical support in budgeting and sourcing accommodation. Many of our business partners are aligned to help us, but we need your input to ensure we deliver services that make a difference.
We have lots going on in communities for all ages to bring people together and deliver community engagement events and we are always looking for residents to get involved further. Many residents want to be part of positive social action and we welcome your participation.
Whats On? See our Events Diary
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Our residents are key to every level of our organisation, from sitting on the Group Boards to engaging with us in community events.
Some of the work is carried out by:
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The Service Improvement Committee provides assurance that service quality, value for money and the expectation of you, our customers, meet the requirements of the ClwydAlyn.
One of the members says; "I like the fact that it is coming from a resident perspective, not an Officer perspective. Officers have taken on board our views on how we want the committee to work".
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We have an Annual General Meeting which is always well attended with key note speakers and exhibitors from the services we run – for example did you know we have The Old Court House Café in Flint? A fantastic community café and meeting place which also delivers our ODEL Involve service. ODEL Involve provides low level support and advice for people who have been or are in receipt of Support Services, anything from accessing housing to creating work opportunities and we have a network of business partners to work with.
Our residents attend National Conferences on a wide range of topics such as the Annual Tenant Participation Service (TPAS) Cymru conference, where residents can network.
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Contact Stuart for an informal chat on how you can get involved and make a difference! We are happy with any time you wish to be involved; it may be a session for a particular service or issue, it could be part of a service review, or even part of a panel to look at resident views.
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On a Governance level, our resident volunteers work alongside the Senior Management Team to deliver the strategic objectives; from the Company Business Plan, to making key decisions, ensuring the Group is fit for future purpose and can maintain to be a viable, financially sound business that delivers Value for Money for residents and excellent services.
"I joined the Board not really knowing what to expect, but wanting to ensure that we Residents had representation at this level. I have been pleasantly surprised how Members always consider the impact on Residents of everything we do". Current Resident Volunteer.
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To move forwards we have a new Resident Engagement Strategy which has the following high level aims:
- Continue to Improve our landlord services and approach to customer services, by listening to and acting upon the views of our Residents.
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This a robotic juggler built by the Department of Control Engineering at Prague's Czech Technical University. Researchers have taught this machine to lob and catch five billiard balls all on its own. It'll someday do the same with our skulls.
The juggler model consists of two mechanical vertical arms that are used for juggling as in the case of a human juggler. Each of these two arms is composed of a carriage, moving in the vertical direction and carrying a smaller motor. The actual arm is mounted on the motor and is able to move horizontally. Thus the arms are able to toss over a ball between each other on a parabolical trajectory. A high-speed camera is placed in front of the juggler to detect the movement of individual balls and to close a visual feedback of the actual ball position.
And here it is from a different angle in three-ball mode. It's a less heavy metal view, but you get a better look at its various mechanisms.
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IBS Partners with Fast-Growing MercuryGate for Transportation Management Solutions
11 Mar, 2014, 22:45 GMT
-- IBS Customers Gain New Ways to Tap Best Carriers, Rates and Routes to Improve Business Visibility, Productivity and Reduce Freight Costs
SOLNA, Sweden, March 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- International Business Systems (IBS), a global leading integrated ERP and supply chain solution provider, today announced a partnership with MercuryGate International, one of the fastest growing Transportation Management System (TMS) companies in the industry, to bolster its TMS capabilities in IBS Dynaman (Warehouse Management) and IBS Enterprise (Enterprise Resource Planning) software.
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IBS is the trusted industry leader of ERP and WMS distribution software, preferred for consistently improving operational efficiencies and business performance for mid-market companies challenged by the complexities of managing distribution.
MercuryGate delivers cloud-based, collaborative, global transportation management solutions for shippers, carriers, brokers, freight forwarders and third party logistics providers. These solutions enable them to plan, optimize, execute and settle global transportation movements while providing complete end-to-end control tower visibility and decision support. Gartner positioned MercuryGate in the Challengers Quadrant of its Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems, dated 13 February 2014 (G00258086, Analyst(s): C. Dwight Klappich, et al.)
MercuryGate TMS solutions will be integrated into the IBS Business Suite, serving customers in key verticals like pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, automotive aftermarkets, 3PL and wholesale distribution. They will extend the supply chain, enabling IBS customers to optimize their transportation networks, improve carrier selections, ensure accurate pricing, and provide end-to-end shipment visibility and partner collaboration.
"Our partnership with MercuryGate expands our TMS footprint and gives our customers additional ways to realize cost reductions and greater ROI on their technology investments," said Tim Conroy, General Manager of the Americas, IBS. "MercuryGate is a highly rated company and one that is capitalizing on the growing need for TMS solutions. IBS customers will gain better controls over their transportation operations as a result."
TMS is growing in adoption and continues to offer companies opportunities for lower freight spend and for meeting the new omni-channel landscape head-on, according to an ARC Advisory Services study entitled, "2012-2017 TMS Global Market Research Study," published last year. Companies can achieve a savings of about eight percent with TMS through greater visibility and optimization, the market research firm reported.
"Transportation is under increasing scrutiny by companies looking to reduce costs, and MercuryGate continues to drive industry adoption of TMS," said Dan Vertachnik, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at MercuryGate. "Our partnership with IBS will help third-party logistics providers, retailers, manufacturers and distribution companies streamline business processes, reduce transportation costs, better serve their customers and reduce supply chain risk."
IBS solutions are designed to provide benefits such as lower IT cost through fixed monthly fees, reduced business risk, faster time to value and greater flexibility combined with the advanced functionality of the industry-leading IBS Business Suite solution.
Today's partnership was announced at IBS Connect, IBS Americas' Customer Conference 2014 in Scottsdale, Ariz., a gathering of thought leaders to discuss business and technology trends, and the future of the supply chain.
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Tributo Ferrari : Pacific Coast 2013
The road continues to Monterey, California and this weekends' festivities in and around the annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. To mark the occasion, Ferrari owners have gathered for a three-day rally departing from sunny Pasadena and ending on the lawn at the Quail Lodge to kick-off the much-anticipated Motorsports Gathering on Friday morning in Monterey.
Starting from the iconic Pasadena Rose Bowl this morning, 26 Ferrari took to the winding roads through the scenic canyons around Los Angeles, the picturesque Ojai valley and finally arriving tonight in Santa Barbara overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Such notable cars as 288GTO and SA Aperta marked Ferrari's heritage from classic to current models. In particular, several newly arrived F12berlinettas awed fellow-drivers and the California community alike who witnessed first-hand its awesome handling capabilities and exceptional performance on even the most challenging roads and by-ways.
Stopping for a gourmet dinner and to take-in the spectacular Santa Barbara scenery, the rally re-fuels and gets ready for another memorable day on the road to Monterey tomorrow…


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The growing pains of being Alessia Cara
Published 11-30-2018
NEW YORK (AP) - One day Alessia Cara got a request from a friend: Write a song about my breakup.
The concept had been in the back of Cara's mind, and when she was in a studio without a topic to write about it, she took a stab at her friend's wish.
Ten minutes later, she birthed "Out of Love." Cara says her friend got back with the girl after hearing the track, which she calls "a magic song."
Cara says it was the first song she's written from someone else's perspective, but says it was easy to pull from her own experiences - and pain - to relate to the song.
You'll be able to hear about Cara's own pain "The Pains of Growing," her new album out Friday.
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