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2017 Company / Organization Awards Judging Committee
George Gallate, Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer
Merkle, Inc., Columbia, Maryland
George is Merkle's CMO and is also responsible for global development. He has 30+ years' experience in building and leading high-performing networks and teams globally. He has worked across all media, including seven years leading the global advertising, digital, and marketing services of Intel.
George joined Merkle in July 2014 following Merkle's acquisition of RKG where he was CEO. Prior to RKG, George spent 27 years at Havas/Euro RSCG. He was the Global Chairman, and before that Global CEO, of Havas Digital, a network he had formed and led since 1997. Under George's leadership, Adweek ranked Euro RSCG 4D (now Havas Digital) as the largest digital network globally for five years in a row.
From 2005 through 2008, George was Havas' Regional CEO for Asia Pacific, India, and the Middle East with responsibility for 28 offices and more than 1,800 staff. He was based in Shanghai.
George has worked in most categories and has deep tech and B-to-B experience. He's led and worked on Intel and IBM globally, as well as Dell across Asia Pacific. George also has experience in B2C, having worked on Hershey's, Volvo, Jaguar, National Australia Bank, Novartis, JetBlue, Hyatt, Sheraton, and 1-800-Flowers.
George is an accomplished industry speaker, thought leader, and innovator. He keynoted on "Digital – Data – Integration" at the Cannes International Advertising Festival in 2001, and spoke there again in 2010. He was the Jury President of the Cannes CyberLion Jury in 2002.
On being appointed Chair of the ABA's Company/Organization Judging Committee, George commented: "It is a privilege to be associated with the Stevie Awards. The scope and depth of the awards make them one of the best representations of leadership and innovation in American business."
Lisa Abeyta, Founder/CEO
APPCityLife, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico
Lisa is the Founder and CEO of APPCityLife, a tech company focused on improving lives through technology. She is also cofounder of Hautepreneurs, a network focused on cultivating the next generation of powerful women leaders, founders and CEO's. Lisa is a columnist for Inc. and Huffington Post and frequent speaker.
Florence Britton, Director
Rainbow Care Solutions Ltd, Redditch, Worcestershire, United Kingdom
I have run my own business which I started from the Scratch over 12 years ago. I currently manage over 100 employees. As I am passionate about learning am currently studying MBA at the University of Birmingham. Outside work I like travelling, dog walking and cooking.
Reid Carr, CEO
Red Door Interactive, San Diego, California
With nearly 20 years of digital marketing experience, Reid Carr has built Red Door Interactive, a full-service marketing and advertising agency with hubs in San Diego, Denver and Orange County, to change how marketing firms service brands that are fighting for market share. He has built a fiercely independent agency over the last 15 years that has been awarded for both fast growth and effective culture by Advertising Age, Inc Magazine and San Diego Business Journal to name a few. His emphasis on informed storytelling begins with the heart of the brand, is shaped by data, and told through integrated and interactive marketing campaigns. Reid has become a leader beyond the marketing and advertising industry as a finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year from E&Y, Most Admired CEO by the San Diego Business Journal as well as through his philanthropic efforts for the United Way, Rotary and Voice of San Diego. He is a frequent speaker and contributes regularly to various media outlets.
Marc Cowan, Chartered Fellow at the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
Dolphin International, Los Angeles, California
Marc is known as the logistical entrepreneur, having created multiple breakthroughs across various sectors, such as the logistical placement of data and it's security, the distribution of consumer products featured on the TV program Shark Tank and the transportation of tropical fish across the globe. Rising to the top of his field due to his substantial contributions and spoken about in major publications such as the Huffington Post. It has enabled him to be selected and awarded prestigious Fellowships in the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transportation and the Institute of Supply Chain Management.
Dave Craig, Vice President, HR
Fazoli's Restaurants, Lexington, Kentucky
Dave Craig is Vice President, Human Resources for the 220-unit Fazoli's Restaurant chain. A native of Akron, Ohio and graduate of Ohio University, Dave has been in the restaurant industry for over 30 years, including 22 years with Fazoli's as the Company's senior HR leader. Dave, his wife and two children reside in Lexington.
Sandi Finn, Founding Partner
EdgeCraft Advisors, Hollywood, Florida
Sandi Finn, consultant, board member, and angel investor, founded EdgeCraft Advisors to focus on the development and implementation of effective growth strategies in early to mid-stage organizations. She previously served as President of Cross Country Home Services. Finn has repeatedly been recognized as one of the top business women in Florida.
Toby Ford, Senior PMO - Revenue Recognition Implementation
GE - Aviation, Cincinnati, Ohio
Finance Professional with extensive knowledge of the Aviation industry over 15 years, located in both the United Kingdom and the United States. I have also worked in Manufacturing, Engineering, Retail and Financial Services sectors during my career to date.
J. Wes Glass, Controller
Industrial Security Integrators, LLC, Herndon, Virginia
J. Wes Glass is currently the Controller at Industrial Security Integrators, LLC, an all-inclusive, high-end managed security services firm headquartered in Herndon, Virginia. With 12 years of accounting and finance experience, (even in his young age), he manages and maintains all facets of the financials in the Company, and strives toward countless levels of prosperity with the business and its employees.
Alison Higgins-Miller, CEO
Lightray Insights Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia
Alison Higgins-Miller created Lightray Insights Pty Ltd, in October 2016, as the global sales arm for Excellence4U and their Lightray subsidiaries. With more than 20 years executive management experience, Higgins-Miller is responsible for building revenue.
Anila Kalleshi, Administrator
Anila Kalleshi's Center, Tirana, Albania
Her company named Anila Kalleshi's Center has established a reputation as a leader in the weight loss field as an ethical company and has been in the business of transforming and enriching lives with a proven approach to rapid, safe and reliable weight loss since 1998 . Anila Kalleshi's Center has helped countless people feel more confident, look younger, healthier and happier than ever.
Noah Rowles, CEO
Rowles Holdings, LLC, Los Angeles, California
Iris Salinas, Global eCommerce Manager
Schlumberger, Houston, Texas
Iris is an international executive leader that excels in the execution of sales, sourcing, and contractor management projects, in the Oil and Gas industry. Iris has been recognized in Schlumberger as top 2015 Women in Technology, received the 2013 Performed by Schlumberger Bronze Award, and the 2016 Schlumberger Eureka Award for outstanding contributions to the Women Community.
Sanjay Sathe, President & CEO
RiseSmart, Inc., San Jose, California
Sanjay Sathe founded RiseSmart after more than two decades in marketing management, leading successful sales and marketing organizations domestically and internationally for more than 20 years. He has specialized in product marketing, CRM, loyalty programs, branding, marketing communications, public relations and strategic alliance initiatives for companies in telecommunications, banking, airline and technology. Sanjay served as vice president for enterprise data management for Sabre Holdings, the parent company of Travelocity and a $2.5 billion global leader in travel commerce. Before Sabre, Sanjay was senior vice president of marketing for Brierley & Partners, a CRM and loyalty management company that serves global brands such as Hilton HHonors, Hertz #1 Club Gold, Sony and Nokia. He also has worked in marketing management in Europe and Asia with Lufthansa, HSBC and other major corporations. Sanjay holds a Master of Business Management degree from the Asian Institute of Management in Manila, Philippines, and has completed an executive education program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Shante Schroeder, Director of Growth
97th Floor, Lehi, Utah
Shante is the director of growth at 97th Floor, a full service Utah-based digital marketing agency awarded Agency of the Year at the 2014 and 2016 American Business Awards. Clients include Adobe, Citrix, Dell, ESPN, Time Warner Cable, O.C. Tanner and Zagg.
Shahara Wright, CEO
The CEO Effect, LLC, Stafford, Texas
Shahara Wright is an experienced and highly sought after business law attorney and business strategist. She is the author of From Entrepreneur to CEO and host of the CEO Collaboration Circle. Shahara founded The CEO Effect, LLC to work with small business owners who want to implement strategy to build capacity.


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Bayer Leverkusen youngster Karim Bellarabi is in a great run of form this year and the likes of Manchester United and Arsenal have send their scouts to watch the player.
Karim Bellarabi, 24, has performed extremely well for his club Bayer Leverkusen this year as the Germans sit at the top of their group in the Champions League. Karim Bellarabi is arguably their best player in the new season and his performances has not gone unnoticed elsewhere as the likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham are keeping a tab on the progress of the player.
Meanwhile reports coming from Engalnd have also confirmed the interest of Manchester United and Arsenal in Karim Bellarabi. The Daily Mirror report claims that: "Germany winger Karim Bellarabi has become a hot property among the Premier League's clubs. Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal. ALL had scouts watching the Bayer Leverkusen star in his side's 2-0 Champions League win over Zenit St Petersburg on Wednesday."
Karim Bellarabi spent last season on loan at Bundesliga side Eintracht Braunschweig but his consistent displays were enough to convince the management of Bayer Leverkusen to keep him at the club for this season. And it now appears that their decision is going to pay them rich dividends as the likes of Manchester United and Arsenal have expressed their interest in Bellarabi.
Karim Bellarabi is in such a good form this year that Germany coach Joachim Low has handed him an international debut against Poland in a Euro 2016 qualifier.
Manchester United spent huge money in the summer transfer window on the likes of Ander Herrera, Angel Di Maria, Radamel Falcao, Luke Shaw and Daley Blind but coach Louis van Gaal is still not satisfied with the talent pool of the club and he has asked the club management to sign few more players in the next transfer window.
Juan Mata looks unsettled at Manchester United and he is expected to bid his farewell to the club in January transfer window and the club management could decide to use money from his sale to sign promising looking Karim Bellarabi.
Meanwhile, Arsenal are also interested in signing a winger for next season as Lukasz Podolski and Santi Cazorla have failed to perform according to the expectations.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is well aware that he could be forced to sign a new winger next year and he has already started looking for the possible replacements of Podolski and Cazorla.
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This website is a compilation of ideas for new theoretic energetic compounds, and new synthesis routes for current ones. This site is related to the site "energeticchemical", but is intended as a separate distinct space
for untested designs and ideas.
Although much of the information is only a compilation of incomplete ideas, it may nevertheless be interesting to read, and perhaps become influential toward developing new better energetic substances. An advantage of the theoretic focus is that it can easily describe highly unusual types of energetic compounds which have generally been neglected by professional research.
This site is under construction. At this time "energeticchemical" still contains information theoretical in nature. After adding all the pictures from my "nitroacetone" experiment, the original site did not have enough room for any more pictures, another reason for this new site.
Any person who wishes to have their ideas posted on this site can contact me at
The designs or idea must involve a chemical reaction, not simply new composition.
If your idea seems both plausible and potentially useful, it will have a more prominent place on this site.
For designs that seem doubtful or of little value, an attempt will be made to dissuade you with an explanation provided as to why the design is not good. If you still desire to have your idea posted, it will be placed in a single section containing all the other ideas of little value, and designated as such.
There are plans to have sections for fluorine and boron containing energetic molecules, there is much content on this that can be moved from "energeticchemical", but hopefully new content can be found and added.
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Starfleet line officer on active duty during the 23rd century.Joel Randolph was a
Captain Randolph was commanding officer of the USS Yorktown when an alien probe entered the Sol system in 2286. The probe's proximity drained his ship's power systems and Randolph ordered hiber-sedatives for non-essential personnel. He noted in a distress call that the Yorktown's chief engineer was rigging a makeshift solar sail to acquire power for the failing ship's systems — including life support. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- Randolph's name is not mentioned in dialogue, but is in the script for the film. Orion Press calls the character Vijay Sandeep "Sandy" Jawalahara and notes that he's from Sri Lanka. (Orion Press: Old Feuds)
External linksEdit
- Joel Randolph article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Joel Randolph article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.


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Report: Miley Cyrus' "Vogue" Cover Nixed After VMA Performance
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(LONDON) -- Miley Cyrus may have twerked her way off the cover of American Vogue, according to Britain's Daily Mail.
The U.K. newspaper reports the "We Can't Stop" singer was photographed for the December issue of the magazine and its editor-in chief, Anna Wintour, was excited about promoting Cyrus as a new fashion icon. In the wake of Cyrus' racy performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, however, Wontour has reportedly reconsidered.
A source tells the Daily Mail that Wintour found Cyrus' performance "distasteful" and she decided to "take the cover in a different direction."
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Atopic dermatitis, well it starts with "A" – how uncanny to start this year's blog series on Atopic Dermatitis ABC! I've got the inspiration to work on a ABC series from reading the book "The Middle Class ABC – a
toilet loo book" which shared funny facts about the British middle class – I love its hand lettering and cartoons, and would love this year's blog posts to be filled with more lighthearted moments. And even more disturbingly coincidental, the first page of the book is on A for Allergies!
I'd be working on my blogging calendar over this weekend, and hope to bring you regular blog posts from next week. Have a lovely weekend, and anyone has a fave letter to work on, leave a comment!


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We met at 5am in the hotel lobby. No-one looks good at 5am, right? Wrong. Cameron Russell does.
The Victoria's Secret beauty started the day wearing a little beanie and a green military jacket, and over the course of a three-day shoot (including a three-hour to drive to the location), was transformed into the hero of our 30 page Collections story.
And, of course, the model cover star of our February 2014 issue.
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Maine's most powerful Republican and the state's top elected Democrat were pouring coffee while discussing fashion and calamity. The two men shared an interest in looking good and paying less so they shopped at Mardens where they could find designer brands at disaster discounts.
It was then-Senate Minority Leader Barry Hobbins' first breakfast at the Blaine House as a guest of Gov. Paul LePage. Hobbins' assurances that he had been a loyal customer of the company LePage had run until just days before was a shrewd start to what has become a strong working relationship.
If Democrats in Augusta want to find common ground with LePage they should take advantage of this relationship and anoint Hobbins of Saco as their emissary to the governor's office.
Hobbins is now a rank-and-file member of the Maine House of Representatives after being term-limited out of his leadership position in the state Senate. He is also, with 12 terms so far, the longest tenured member of the 126th Legislature. Hobbins' State House career started when he was a 21-year-old student at the University of Maine and included a 14-year layoff.
Hobbins, an attorney, is from the old school of politics where relationships and consensus building take precedence over scoring easy political points. Honest differences are overcome through negotiated agreement or settled fairly as part of a respectful debate.
As Senate chair of the Energy and Utilities Committee in the 123rd and 124th Legislatures, Hobbins led a panel that achieved an astounding level of unanimity on the legislation it considered.
According to former Republican Senate President Kevin Raye, Hobbins' proud and loyal membership in the Democratic Party never led him to treat Republicans like the enemy. When Raye speaks of Hobbins he uses terms like respect and kindness. Raye also speaks admiringly of Hobbins' knack for making things work.
During the 125th Legislature, Hobbins and Raye had dinner every Thursday night the Legislature was in session along with Republican House Speaker Bob Nutting and House Democratic Leader Emily Cain. Over dozens of dinners, the leaders of their respective caucuses forged the personal relationships and goodwill needed to govern despite partisan differences.
When LePage came into office, Hobbins made it a point not to prejudge Maine's new chief executive, his tough talk or gruff style. He also appreciated and accepted that LePage did not adhere to the standard political playbook.
In LePage's early weeks in office and even before the inauguration, it was not lost on the governor and his staff that Hobbins was not one to take political cheap shots. Through honest interactions and shared personal relationships, a bond of trust and mutual respect formed between Hobbins and the governor.
When I asked LePage about Hobbins, he replied, "Barry Hobbins is a good man, and I have a great deal of respect for him. He's put under enormous pressure by lobbyists, but he does good work for the people of Maine. His heart is in the right place."
The governor went on to say, "Dan, I really miss seeing you in the office every day and we have to make time to play some golf this summer."
(OK, I am kidding about that last part.)
And the success Hobbins had in convincing the governor to sign legislation he had authored to allow bars to open early on Sundays that fall on St. Patrick's Day shows how much impact mutual respect can have.
Earlier this year, LePage had promised to veto every piece of legislation that arrived on his desk before his hospital debt bill, and had been particularly dismissive of the St. Patrick's Day bill. But Hobbins was not to be deterred. Once it was clear that some progress was being made on the hospital debt debate, Hobbins convinced LePage it would be a show of good faith to pardon St. Patrick.
The idea to wear a green leprechaun hat while signing the bill was one, I am sure, that began and ended with LePage.
Hobbins is now the House chairman of the Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee. Given the priority LePage has placed on lowering Maine's energy costs, expect to see the governor and Hobbins work together to find some common ground.
Democrats would do well to engage Hobbins in negotiations with the governor on broader issues. There will surely be some disagreements that go unsettled in the months to come, but the respect the two share for one another could make for a smoother session.
Leaving the governor with some time, one would hope, for a little golf with a long but not always straight-off-the-tee former member of the staff.
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It is time for comprehensive climate and energy legislation that meets scientific standards to reduce global warming pollution and jumpstarts the transition to a sustainable energy future; creates pathways out of poverty through good, green jobs; and ensures that the most vulnerable communities around the world – those who contribute the least to the problem – are protected from the effects of climate change.
Despite mounting scientific evidence of climate change, growing popular consensus that the government needs to lead, and increasingly costly disruptions to the economy, Congress has not taken action on climate change. Instead, we inch closer to the climate cliff beyond which our ecosystems may be completely unable to recover. It is time for Congress to enact comprehensive climate legislation!
As Jews, we are called to be good stewards of God's earth and its natural resources, and to ensure that the most vulnerable among us can not only survive but better their lives. Comprehensive climate and energy policy, which ensures the continued health of our environment for future generations, and protects the poor from the effects of both climate change and new climate and energy policies, upholds both of these values.
Urge your members of Congress to support passage of comprehensive climate and energy legislation this year. The Capitol Switchboard can be reached at 202.224.3121, or you can send an email by entering your zip code below. For more information, contact Legislative Assistant Sophie Golomb at 202.387.2800.


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But that won't the behavior of an 18-year-old U.S. Ski Team development squad member on a JetBlue flight earlier this week.
Robert "Sandy" Vietze was detained by police at JFK International Airport in New York on Wednesday morning after allegedly urinating on a 12-year-old girl during a red-eye flight from Portland, Ore.
Now Vietze has been dismissed from the development squad and faces federal misdemeanor charges of indecent exposure.
According to the New York Post, which first reported the incident, Vietze told authorities at the scene: "I was drunk, and I did not realize I was (urinating) on her leg."
In court documents a Port Authority Police Department detective wrote Vietze said he consumed five or six beers and two rum and cola cocktails before boarding the plane. He said he passed out in his seat and awoke when the girl's father was berating him.
According to the story in the New York Post, when the father returned from the restroom to see Vietze relieving himself on his daughter, the man yelled "(Profanity) that kid. I don't want him near my family!" and went after Vietze. Flight attendants had to separate the two men.
In an e-mail sent to The Associated Press on Friday, U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association Executive Vice President of Athletics Luke Bodensteiner said: "Based on the information we have, Sandy Vietze is in violation of the USSA code of conduct and team agreement, and has been dismissed from the team."
Vietze was attending the Green Mountain Valley School in Waitsfield, Vt., where his skills on the slopes earned a nomination to the development team this spring.


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Personally Identifiable Information Online
It's no secret that I hate spam. I hate the fact that spamvertisers and spammers take advantage of the cost-free nature of sending email to deliver often unwanted, misleading and/or highly offensive messages to your inbox. See my "Why Spam Sucks" page.
What about online "personal information brokers"?
But spam isn't the not the only abusive marketing tactic out there on the Internet. I also hate online "personal information brokers." These companies make a business out of selling and marketing your personal information online, for their profit, without ever asking for your permission to do so. These companies, like Spokeo and Intelius (and others), make unauthorized profiles out of your personal information, which may include your age, telephone number, current and former addresses, relatives, neighbors, hobbies, interests, pictures, income, and email address. They then sell this information to anyone with a credit card who wants to buy it.
These personal information brokers have no regard whatsoever for your privacy, or whether selling the information online will place you at risk of identity theft, stalking, or even – gasp! – spamming. And if they're selling incorrect information, good luck trying to get them to change it! Why should they care, the only important thing is their profit, right?
These companies don't know you, have never done business with you, and yet think they're entitled to profit from your personally identifiable information that you never gave them permission to sell. At a minimum, I think these companies should have to get your permission before selling your information online. If you want people to be able to find you on the internet, that should be your choice, not theirs. And if they're profiting from your information, shouldn't you be entitled to some of that money?
If you are as offended by these personal information brokers as I am, and if you know these companies have sold your personal information, visit my friends over at the law firm of Keller Grover, in San Francisco. I have been doing some work with them – some spam-related and some not – and we're conducting an investigation into whether these companies are violating your California privacy rights. Click here to see the details of their investigation.
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Leslie Henderson, president and CEO of The Roane Alliance for the past decade, has announced her retirement effective at the end of March 2014.
"Although I struggled with this decision," Henderson said in a letter to Alliance officials, "I feel now that it is the right time to start on the next phase of my life and start working on some of that bucket list — travel, writing, project work, family time, and maybe even some business ventures of my own.
The Oliver Springs Bobcats traveled to Sevier County and played a pair of games over the weekend against Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg-Pittman. The games didn't go as planned, however, as Pigeon Forge knocked off the Bobcats, 37-35, then Gatlinburg-Pittman downed Oliver Springs, 87-56.
Oliver Springs vs. Pigeon Forge
The first three quarters of Friday's game featured little scoring. Neither team scored 10 points in any of the first three frames, as Pigeon Forge took a 22-14 lead into the final period of play.
The Midway Middle School Lady Waves ended a 19-game losing streak with a 40-35 win over Spring City Thursday at Midway.
The streak dated back to the 2011-12 season when they lost the championship game in the East Tennessee Sectional Tournament.
Friday night wasn't a good night for the Harriman Blue Devils and Lady Devils, as both dropped games at home against Wartburg.
The Lady Devils took the floor first and led in the early going, but the Lady Bulldogs would soon catch fire on their way to a 53-38 victory.
Finding and sharing do it yourself projects, fixes and solutions are a fun hobby turned career for a Harriman woman and her daughter.
They turned that hobby into a business when daughter, Lesley Clavijo, discovered a moleskin solution to poking underwire bras.
Clavijo and her mother, Denise Iroler, also are getting sponsors for their blog postings at Chaotically Creative.
Clavijo, who blogs as Lesley Warren, went into her toolbox at home and found the moleskin to put on her bra, and her mother recommended she put it on the blog.
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go," the song says.
It definitely was in downtown Knoxville (Old City) and Market Square for this "Out to Lunch" adventure.
Knoxville's annual Christmas in the City celebration runs through Dec. 31. This year's theme is "A White Christmas in Knoxville."
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. has responded to the federal lawsuit Knoxville attorney James K. Scott filed in August.
The lawsuit listed 49 plaintiffs and accused Jacobs of lying to TVA ash spill cleanup workers about the safety of fly ash.
The attorneys for Jacobs, Kenneth S. Schrupp, Jefferson C. Orr and S. Joseph Welborn, are asking that the lawsuit be dismissed.
A Rockwood woman found guilty earlier this year of vehicular homicide reckless conduct for her role in a 2009 fatal crash has been sentenced to four years in prison.
Nicole Lynne Lawson's sentence was handed down on Nov. 19.
Gary L. Pugh, 63, of Crossville died on May 29, 2009, after Lawson crashed her vehicle into his on Hwy. 70 near Rockwood.
Lawson is to report to the Tennessee Department of Corrections on Jan. 2, 2014, to be taken into custody.
As part of her sentence, her driving privileges have been revoked for 10 years.
Renovating the Princess Theatre and re-establishing the city's Industrial Development Board are two items Harriman officials can check off their list of longterm goals.
"We are at a point now we need to re-establish the goals and objectives," Councilman Lonnie Wright said.
Harriman City Council will revisit the city's longterm vision during a Tuesday workshop.
The workshop starts at 6 p.m. in Harriman Municipal Office Complex.
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You can save 3 lives when you donate a single pint of blood
Remington College has partnered with America's Blood Centers and the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America to hold blood drives at every Remington College campus across the nation. 3 Lives aims to promote blood donation, particularly among minority groups like African Americans, whose blood typically contains unique antigens critical for fighting hereditary conditions, like sickle cell disease.
The program is named because of the huge difference you can make: one pint of blood (the average volume of a single donation) can save up to three individual lives. Mere minutes of your time can literally have an impact that's larger than (a single) life.
Students, staff and community members are encouraged to join us in this critical, life-saving campaign.
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- All of them: Remington College campuses involved nationwide
- 2,650: pints of blood donated in 2010
- 2,750: pints of blood donated in 2011
- 2813: pints of blood donated in 2012
- 2048: pints of blood donated in 2013
- 1,832: pints of blood donated in 2014
- 863: pints of blood donated in 2015
- 989: pints of blood donated in 2016
- 41,775: approximate lives saved or helped
- 70,000: people with sickle cell disease
- Next: Let's match pints donated to people with sickle cell disease – please help!
"[3 Lives highlights] the need for minority blood donors as we provide much-needed blood for hospitals and blood centers."
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- Who: anyone, with critically-needed minority blood donors especially encouraged
- What: simple, easy blood donation
- When: regularly throughout the year – call your local campus for more details
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And the good news for the Ravens is that Ngata is as healthy as he's ever been.
"I feel great," Ngata said Thursday after the Ravens' first training camp practice. "This is the best I've felt in the offseason. My knees feel great, shoulders – it's just the best I've felt in the offseason, and I've been able to train a full offseason, so it's great."
In recent years, Ngata has used the offseason to recover from injuries that piled up during the season. Last year, he spent the entire offseason recovering from a knee injury he suffered in the Super Bowl. The knee problem hindered his ability to stay in shape during the offseason, and he admitted that it took him right up until training camp to get back to full strength.
Ngata didn't have that problem this year, and he's been training hard the last several months. Video from one of his impressive recent workouts even went viral online.
He had more time this offseason to get himself into peak condition.
"I've been able to train longer, so that's the thing," he said. "I trained faster [and am] just ready to get to playoffs. I started training like that at the end of January, February. That's longer training, so that's great."
Ngata said that a focus of his offseason training was to get more lean and shed a little weight. He's listed at 315 pounds, but still has the rare combination of strength and speed that allows him to shrug off blockers and wreak havoc in backfields.
At the end of last month's minicamp, Ngata told reporters that he felt faster than he has in previous years.
The Ravens have high expectations for Ngata, who has been selected to five straight Pro Bowls. Last year he had 52 tackles and 1.5 sacks, and he's already said that his goal is to register double-digit sacks this season for the first time in his career.
Ngata is the anchor of the defense, and having him at full strength should make a difference for the Ravens.
"It's just a really exciting time," Ngata said. "[I'm] really excited for our defense, how fast we're looking. We have a lot of upside to our defense, so that's great."


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Punter pile on Westwood! Tiger backed to score at Presidents Cup!
Lee Westwood is all the rage to win the Dunhill Cup and he is joint favourite at 10/1 to pick up a win. "Lee is attracting the same number of bets as Mcllroy, Donald & Kaymer put together and our guys are convinced it will be his week!" said Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams.
The President Cup sides have now been picked and Hills believe that the USA will prove too strong for the international side and they are the 4/6 favourites to lift the Cup. Tiger is the 6/1 joint favourite with Mickelson to be top USA point scorers with Adam Scott 11/2 to be the best of the internationals.
"Whatever anyone says, we believe that Tiger is still the man to beat," said Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams.
William Hill Presidents Cup: 4/6 USA, 11/10 International
Top American Point Scorer: 6/1 Woods, 6/1 Mickelson, 7/1 Furyk, 15/2 Stricker, 8/1 D Johnson, 9/1 Kuchar, 9/1 Simpson, 9/1 Watney, 10/1 Haas, 10/1 Mahan, 12/1 Toms, 14/1 Watson
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Rangers chief executive Charles Green is now waiting on an answer from Walter Smith after holding further talks with the Ibrox great.
Green is keen to have former manager Smith on the 'Gers board with a non-executive director's role on the table and a decision is expected to be made soon.
Record Sport reports that Green has officially opened talks with Smith which have heightened over the past couple of days but the nine-in-a-row winning boss has not yet committed.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Jun 2011 18:51 UTC
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RE[3]: Not quite what Thom makes it out to be...
by Neolander on Fri 10th Jun 2011 15:25 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Not quite what Thom makes it out to be..."
It is effectively the same thing. If I am selling software, you have two options. You can buy it from me legitimately and pay me for it. Or you can obtain an illegal copy of it and not pay me for it. If you go that route, it's effectively no different than driving off from a gas pump without paying for the gas you pumped.
Okay, let's assume for a second that you made shirts instead, which are physical objects that can actually be stolen.
Theft : Someone comes in the factory at night, and comes back with the shirts. You can't sell them anymore, since you don't have them anymore.
Counterfeiting : Someone makes a factory next to yours that manufactures the same shirts for a lower price. You can still sell your shirts, but people won't buy them anymore because it's cheaper next door.
Which one is closer to piracy ? Theft, according to you ?


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Hi Guys..
-So yeah, lemme start out with linking my armory:
My problem is me reaching decent crit 21%+. I look at same if not lower ilvl warriors have more crit than me. and it bugs me out...
-In Dragon Soul i was always top dps. I know my class and it hurts, when im not that competitive anymore.. I personally blame my crit for being it.
I have thought of buying Xuen, but loosing 900crit even though CCCC is crap, i just dont know if its worth it..
Also, i think i have tried almost anything so if you guys have any tips that helped you. Let me know
I approximately do around 65-75k dps on normal bosses (HoF10,MSV10,ToES10) and around 120k on elegon10.
I feel bad for my low dps since my guild was like in need of me in whole cata bcus of my good dps. But here its different.
So yeah, any help would be appriciated.


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Wilmington rallies in honor of Trayvon Martin
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hundreds of blacks and whites rallied at the corner of North 3rd Street and Front Street this weekend in response to the non-guilty verdict in the trial of George Zimmerman.
Speakers say now more than ever the community needs to come together to fight racism. They say Trayvon Martin represents black children everywhere, and power can only be found in unity.
"It makes you scared that this could happen," said one mother in the crowd. "Your child could be walking from the store, from a friend's house, from a playground and you don't feel safe anymore. Our kids are not safe anymore."
The Wilmington community says it is important to come together often. They say this verdict initiated a coast-to-coast movement, and Trayvon will not have died in vein.
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AC Milan midfielder Clarence Seedorf argued that referee Bjorn Kuipers had erred in awarding Barcelona a penalty shortly before halftime in the the team's Champions League quarterfinal second leg clash at Camp Nou, but refused to blame the official for the Rossoneri's exit.
After last week's scoreless draw at San Siro, the Italian champion bowed out of Europe after suffering a 3-1 defeat, with the Blaugrana responding with a spot kick from Lionel Messi - his second of the game - and a strike from Andres Iniesta, after Antonio Nocerino's 32nd-minute leveler.
Milan was left enraged by Kuipers' handling of the game at Camp Nou, particularly in relation to the decision to penalize Alessandro Nesta for a tug on Sergio Busquets as the pair jostled for position ahead of a corner kick. But Seedorf tried to offer a considered analysis when he spoke to reporters after the game.
"The referee blew and the penalties were given," he mused. "It's true that I didn't see what happened but, speaking to the referee, for me he made a mistake [on the second penalty]. If he saw that a foul was being committed [before the ball was in play], he should have stopped the game, which is what always happens.
"That was a key moment in the game, but we didn't lose because of that. They were two important games between two important teams, and Barcelona had a little bit more. Let's leave it at that."
Seedorf believes that the Blaugrana will now go on to reach the final and is of the opinion that some familiar faces will be waiting for them at the Allianz Arena in Munich.
"The biggest contenders are Real Madrid and Barcelona," the former Madrid midfielder stated. "They are two very strong teams, but Bayern and Chelsea could put up a fight."
Meanwhile, Seedorf admitted that he had been touched by the reception he received from the home fans when he was replaced during the second half, confessing: "I am grateful to the Barcelona public for applauding me when I went off."
The 36-year-old Dutchman spent three seasons with Barca's great rival Madrid between 1996 and 1999.
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Charting the coming ice age.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Oklahoma earthquake M2.6
So many earthquakes that I should just summarize them weekly. Ok has become the new Calie, nobody notices these things any more. I still don't think they have good seismometer coverage, and the patterns seem unusual. We should expect these earthquakes to get bigger and bigger, but the whole thing is such a dog's breakfast, I just don't know.
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Trying to forecast which player will lead one of Bill Self's teams in scoring often presents a challenge. As the roster stands now, it's not an easy guess. DeAndre Daniels, should he make Kansas his college destination, would be a strong candidate to lead the Jayhawks in scoring, playing Mr. Outside to Thomas Robinson's Mr. Inside. Daniels has the sort of deep outside shooting range KU lacks to some extent heading into next season. But for now, he's not affiliated with any college, so we'll leave him off the forecast.
Players who filled 68 percent of the minutes during a 35-3 2010-2011 season won't return, 71 percent of the scoring is gone and just 22 percent of the three-point field goals were scored by returning players.
No member of the team ever has averaged double figures in scoring during a college season.
The roster begged for the addition of an elite talent noted for his ability to score. Ben McLemore, a 6-foot-5 native of St. Louis who split his senior season between Oak Hill Academy in Virginia and Christian Life Center in Texas, is the closest to fit that description among the incoming recruits. He averaged 16 points at his final stop and is ranked No. 34 in the nation by Rivals.
The other recruits, point guard Naadir Tharpe and power forwards Braeden Anderson and Jamari Traylor, don't project as big scorers early in their careers.
A ranking of the players with the best chance to lead KU in scoring in 2011-2012:
- Robinson: Points won't be as easy to come by without the Morris twins attracting so much attention from defenses and so skillfully setting up teammates with their exceptional passing ability. Defenses will pay more attention to Robinson, who averaged 20.8 points and 5.6 personal fouls per 40 minutes played last season. There isn't a better rebounder in the nation, so he'll score plenty on put-backs and is so much faster than most big men he'll get his share in transition as well. His mid-range jumper, which showed signs of becoming reliable, should get better and make him tougher to defend. If Robinson can cut down his fouls so he doesn't lose playing time and can again make a significant improvement shooting free throws — he went from 39.5 percent to 51 — he's the best bet to be the team's top scorer.
- McLemore: No freshman has led KU in scoring since Brandon Rush (13.5) started in 2005-2006 his streak of three consecutive seasons at the top. If McLemore defends well enough to merit major minutes, he could do develop into the top scorer.
- Tyshawn Taylor: A career 36-percent three-point shooter, most of his long-range buckets came when the defense begged him to shoot. Maybe hand surgery will improve his shot, but not likely to the extent the three becomes a big part of his game. Finishing at the hoop and cashing in on the line is where he can pile up points because he's so quick he'll get past his man and defenders will fly at him. He can pad his scoring totals by improving on last season's career-best .724 free-throw percentage. The team has its best chance at overachieving if Taylor's the leading assist man and somebody else emerges as the go-to scorer.
- Travis Releford: How much will he play? Where will he play? The first question isn't as difficult as the second. He'll probably play a lot, based on how well he played before suffering an ankle injury, after which he had trouble getting back into the rotation. Where he plays could be determined more by others than himself. If Jeff Withey doesn't do the things coach Bill Self wants to see out of him and didn't see the past two seasons, the Jayhawks could put a premium on trying to go by and around defenders instead of over them. In other words, they could go with a really small lineup up front. Think maybe Kansas could force a few turnovers and beat teams down court in both directions with a starting lineup of Taylor, Elijah Johnson, McLemore, Releford and Robinson?
- Johnson: He played with so much more confidence and so much more efficiently when Taylor served his late-season suspension than he did as a reserve before getting that chance. Still, leading the team in scoring is a bit of a stretch.
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Men's Tennis Competes in Calvin Flighted Invitational
Friday, April 20, 2012
By Mitch Blankespoor
HOLLAND, MI - The Calvin Flighted Invitational ended its first day of competition Friday. The first day of competition was held at Hope College due to weather.
Each Calvin flight was in action for at least one match. Calvin had two players competing in each flight of singles. Starting off with A singles flight, junior Preston Phillips defeated Josh Grove of Alma 6-4, 7-5 as well as Brian DeMaagd defeating Dan Desper of Trine 2-6, 6-3, 10-6. At B singles, junior Phil Reinkin defeated Joey Clark of Trine 6-3, 6-3 and Jarrod Brower was defeated by Gabe Gasher 3-6, 6-3, 10-5. Nick Ihrie defeated Tom Griffin of Calvin 6-3, 6-4 at C singles as well as Vashan Wright of Calvin defeating Joe Panzer of Hope 6-4, 6-4. John Strikwerda defeated Dan Owens of Hope 6-4, 4-6, 10-6. Stephen Healy lost to Matt Culver 7-5, 6-2.
Both Knight teams in A flight doubles went 1-1 on the day. This will force a matchup of the two Calvin teams tomorrow morning. In the B flight of doubles, Calvin has one team team playing for the championship. Brower and Wright will face Bussies/Culver.
Calvin will host the second and final day of the tournament at two sites: Strikwerda Tennis Center and the Gainey Athletic Complex.


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With Gian Piero Gasperini's future up for debate, reports are gathering pace that Claudio Ranieri is the favourite to replace him.
Gasperini suffered a fourth defeat of the season, and has seen his Inter side struggle with formation and already concede 10 goals in all competitions this campaign.
President Massimo Moratti admitted immediately after Tuesday's 3-1 defeat at Novara - the first at the hands of the minnows in 61 years - that he will decide on Wednesday after due consideration.
A number of sources in Italy believe should he take action on Gasperini, that former Fiorentina and Roma Coach Ranieri is the prime candidate to replace him.
The 59-year-old has so far declined to comment on the situation, but is believed to be ahead of the likes of Delio Rossi, Luis Figo and Giuseppe Baresi in the pecking order given his greater Serie A top-flight experience.
Alternative options for the position include Louis van Gaal and Quique Sanchez Flores.
The likes of Napoli and Juventus could move eight points clear of the Nerazzurri with wins in their respective League matches on Wednesday.
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Classical Tuesdays
The Classical Tuesdays in Old Town series this month features a UPS faculty-based string quartet playing Gabriela Frank's "Legends," a composition reflecting her heritage and travels. 7 p.m. Nov. 9. Free. Slavonian Hall, 2306 N. 30th St., Tacoma. classicaltuesdays.blogspot.com
Tacoma Opera drinks "The Elixir of Love"
A flirty soprano, a gullible tenor and a cunning baritone get together for Donizetti's "The Elixir of Love," staged this weekend by Tacoma Opera. 8 p.m. Nov. 5, 2 p.m. Nov. 7. $25-$64. Rialto Theater, 310 S. 9th St., Tacoma. 253-591-5894, 253-627-7789, www.tacomaopera.com
"The Cradle Will Rock" at UPS
A cast of 25 University of Puget Sound students directed by Marilyn Bennett puts on Marc Blitzstein's Brechtian opera "The Cradle Will Rock," about the night when Orson Wells and company marched down Manhattan on being locked out of their theatre. 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5, 6, 11, 12; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13. Ages 6 and up. 253-879-3419, www.pugetsound.edu
"All Tharp" for Pacific Northwest Ballet
Pacific Northwest Ballet celebrates legendary American composer Twyla Tharp in an all-Tharp program opening next week, with works including "Opus 111," "Afternoon Ball" and "Waterbaby Bagatelles." 7:30 p.m. Nov/ 5, 6, 11, 13; 2 p.m. Nov. 6; 1 p.m. Nov. 14. Tickets from $27. McCaw Hall, 321 Mercer St, Seattle Center. 206-441-2424, www.pnb.org


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The home at 324 S.W. 16th St. 1-3, Fort Lauderdale was sold on April 25, 2017 by Kimberly R O'Steen, Kimberly Bishop and Kimberly R Barber for $320,000. The buyer was Marcus B Goss.
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Burnsville's Tyler Hanson, a three-year varsity player, will be counted heavily this year. Here he pitched against Rosemount in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Burnsville's Tyler Hanson, a team captain, said his team has a lot to prove this year after underachieving last year when defending a state championship.
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- April 30, 2013 - 6:37 PM
Tyler Hanson knows what it's like to be overmatched, even though it was for a brief period of time. Now that he's a senior on the Burnsville baseball team, expect to see role reversal from that learning situation of two years ago.
"In my 26 years of coaching, Tyler's one of the best players I've seen," Burnsville baseball coach Mick Scholl said. "He is the total package."
Hanson, who plays third base and pitches for the Blaze, vividly recalls his first few at-bats at the varsity level his sophomore season.
"I struck out my first five or six at-bats," Hanson said. "To go from 15-year-old traveling baseball to this [was] a big step up. I was intimidated at the beginning of the year."
That all changed when he got his first base hit.
"I had a coach tell me, 'Just see the ball,' " Hanson said. "Once I got my first hit, I knew I could play with these guys."
2011: Unfinished business
Hanson took over at third base on a team coming off a runner-up finish in the Class 3A state tournament in 2010.
"It was a very intense season," Hanson said. "Our captains pushed us a lot. They were disciplined. They wanted to get back to state."
Hanson helped them do just that. The Gopher recruit finished the season hitting .354 with three home runs and 29 RBI. He wound up striking out 12 times in 105 plate appearances.
In his final at-bat of the season in the state championship game, he was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning when the Blaze staged a wild comeback.
It scored six times in the inning, rallying for a 6-5 victory over Maple Grove to win its first state title.
"The championship game was kind of crazy," Hanson said. "To this day, I still can't believe that happened."
2012: Tradition never graduates
With most of their starters returning from the state championship team, the Blaze was thinking repeat.
"We were the state champs," Hanson said. "We didn't think we had anything to prove."
That demeanor would eventually catch up with the Blaze, which suffered back-to-back setbacks in the section tournament and failed to reach the championship.
"We were more relaxed," Hanson said. "We didn't have a die-hard energy to win. It was a forced energy."
A disappointing season came to an end with a 1-0 loss to Lakeville North in the losers' bracket of the section tournament.
"That loss summed up our season," said Hanson, who saw his average drop to .318 with one home run and 11 RBI. "We didn't come to play."
2013: Redemption
The three-year starter and captain plans on providing plenty of leadership for this year's young squad.
"We have the talent to compete," Hanson said. "We have a lot of unknowns, but we're going to be a good club."
A lot will depend on the arm of the 6-2, 210-pound Hanson, who consistently throws 88 to 89 mph. Scholl has primarily used him as a closer up to this point, but will count on the veteran as his No. 1 starter in 2013.
"We have something to prove this year," Hanson said. "We have to redeem what we should have done last year."
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University chancellors from around Alaska are working the halls in the Capitol, making sure legislators know what they're doing at their campuses around the state and making friends for their schools.
It's hasn't always been that way.
"When I first got here there was a certain animosity between legislators and the university (system)," said Senate President Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak.
For the last few year, the chancellors from the universities in Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks say they're doing a better job of reaching out to legislators.
They've been telling them of some of the impressive gains they've made with funding they've received in the past, as well as making a personal pitch for this year's agenda, said John Pugh, chancellor of the University of Alaska Southeast.
This year they're seeking things such as support for the governor's call for money to help with deferred maintenance, as well as the new scholarship proposal Parnell has been pushing.
At the same time, the chancellors are pushing the Board of Regents' goal of adding a merit component to the new aid effort.
And this year they've been using the star power of Fran Ulmer to their advantage, after the former lieutenant governor and Juneau mayor just completed service on the national oil spill commission looking into the BP disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
At a ceremony in the Capitol earlier this week, Sen. Dennis Egan, D-Juneau, himself a former Juneau mayor as well, praised Ulmer's long service to the state. Ulmer retires this year as chancellor in Anchorage.
"I want to thank you on behalf of my community for all the work you've done on the state's behalf," Egan said.
Ulmer was the first woman in Alaska elected to statewide office when she became lieutenant governor 17 years ago. Rep. Bill Stoltze, R-Chugiak, co-chairman of the powerful House Finance Committee, said he still remembers her campaign signs that read "Mayor, Minority Leader, Mother," with their recognition of what was really important.
Ulmer, for her part, talked up the academic successes of the University of Alaska Anchorage and other state schools.
"There's a lot of quality on all of our campuses," she said.
That includes everything from completion of an innovative new accreditation to the UAA debate team's No. 2 national ranking.
"Behind only Yale," Ulmer said.
Stevens praised both the university representatives and the legislators who met with them for breaking down that former animosity.
"I think that's being dissipated because of meetings like this," he said.
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Industrialization and Private Enterprises in Mexico: 1: Introduction
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Objective of the Study
The major objective of this book is to shed light on the characteristics of Mexico's industrialization process by analyzing the growth process of enterprises as entities of economic activity, the main focus of study being on indigenous enterprises in particular. One question examined is the features that have characterized the growth of Mexico's indigenous enterprises. Another is the circumstances that have formed these features. These questions are the first issue taken up in this book and will be examined through an empirical analysis of the formation and growth of large-scale indigenous enterprises from the end of the nineteenth century, when Mexico's industrialization began, up to the beginning of the 1980s and the end of the country's import substitution industrialization. The growth of enterprises cannot be discussed separate from the economic conditions it takes place in, and the second issue this book will examine is the mutual effects that the growth of indigenous enterprises and the industrialization process exert on each other, and how both come to mutually condition one another. How has the growth of indigenous enterprises been related to the expansion of Mexico's industrialization process, to the oligopolization of its industrial structure, and to the formation of its mixed economy? At the same time what sort of effects have the overall conditions of Mexico's industrialization exerted on the growth rate of indigenous enterprises, on innovation, on business development, and on relations with government? This study will make an empirical examination of this mutual conditioning between the growth of indigenous enterprises and the process of Mexico's industrialization.
I would now like to explain the reason for focusing on enterprises and especially on indigenous enterprises.
Why Enterprises
First I would like to define "enterprise" and "entrepreneur" as used in this book. An enterprise is defined as "an economic entity that works as a basic unit of the national economy, and which purchases factors of production on the market, combines these to transform and create value, then conducts sales on the market." At the same time an enterprise is an organization composed of people who perform different functions such as management, ownership, and labor. With Mexican enterprises, however, there has not been much progress in the separation of ownership and management functions, and for the most part ownership and management are combined in the same person. Thus in this book the term "entrepreneur" by and large means the "owner-manager" of an enterprise.
The reason I have focused on enterprises in this study is because the research to date has mainly analyzed the process of Mexico's industrialization at the national level and no further down than industry level. Research at these levels have for the most part treated enterprises as entities responding passively to changes in government policies and economic environment, or as aggregates expressed in macroeconomic statistics. It has been rare for them to be depicted as active entities possessing their own independent structural and behavioral logic and it has been much rarer still to find analyses of this logic itself. Enterprises, of course, are affected by the politico-economic environment surrounding them and have to adjust to the overall behavior of the economy. At the same time, however, they are a part of that politico-economic environment and a part of the overall behavior of the economy; and there are times when they are able to exert an influence on the overall political and economic state of the country. In this sense, elucidating the structural and behavioral logic of enterprises, which are a part of the overall political economy, can be seen as an important approach for comprehending the process of industrialization in Mexico. A particularly important characteristic of Mexico's economy from the early stages of its industrialization has been its oligopolistic industrial structure. …


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There aren't many surprises in video-gaming these days, but when a new Tomb Raider screen and concept art landed, the seemingly dark atmosphere and the hard-hitting nature of the details that followed piqued everyone's interest here at TSA Towers.
Game Informer, who got the scoop on the initial Tomb Raider reveal, has now published a further array of images from 2011's reboot of the series. Sure, there may be a new wise-cracking adventurer in town in the form of Nathan Drake, but few games have managed to equal Tomb Raider's unique mix of puzzling and combat.
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Is it ok to have a crush on sprites and pixels when they look that good together?Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 09:47.
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Yes.Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:09.
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Good!Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:42.
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looks like the devs have definetly been talking to naughty dog.Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 09:53.
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I think she looks A LOT like ElenaComment posted on 31/12/2010 at 14:05.
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hoping for a 2011 date even if its December!Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:07.
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Too close to uncharted, maybe they will leave it until after x-mas next year and have a new year release?Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:41.
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Uncharted will probably be Nov, wouldn't be surprised if this is Sept or first week of OctComment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:53.
sanmartinezMemberSince: Jun 2009
Hahaha yeah it indeed looks like they visited Naughty Dog. But it does look nice, and maybe somewhat interesting. Looking forward to seeing more, but this is going on my "maybe-if-I-see-more-goodness" listComment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:08.
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Don't see it I'm afraid, looks like they're focusing on what made Tomb Raider great in the early days
One thing they can learn from Naughty Dog though is combat, I just hope they don't go overkill on it though & keep it suitably sparse, the last thing I'd want from this is shootouts every 3 footComment posted on 31/12/2010 at 11:01.
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Wow, looking pretty good – very dark, very cool =]Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:13.
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Nice screens, this is fastly becoming one of my most looked forward to games. Please let it be good.Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 10:45.
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Really looking forward to this game; just wish it wasn't using the same engine as Legend, Anniversary and Underworld. Saw the full-res images at Game Informer and parts of it look really outdated already. Still, the game sounds really interested and should hopefully be great.Comment posted on 31/12/2010 at 11:24.
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They should have modelled it on Kate from Lost. I would feel less guilty fancying herComment posted on 31/12/2010 at 11:40.


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Sports Are Meaningless, at Least That's What Everyone Tells MeApril 6, 2017
Are some sports really meaningless? If you turn on ESPN or listen to the radio then it would sure seem so.
How many times have you heard these remarks?
The college basketball season is meaningless due to the size of the tournament field.
Baseball's regular season is meaningless because there's 162 games in the season.
Fights are meaningless in the game of hockey.
Every day there's a new person saying something in sports is meaningless. The problem is that they forget to extend their sentence and say it's meaningless to them.
I just don't get it. If something is so meaningless then why are you talking about it?
Really though, are some sports meaningless?
I don't know; I don't see it.
Maybe I just love sports to much ever think that way. Maybe I turn a blind eye to meaningless sporting events. Maybe I change the channel if I'm not enjoying something.
I guess I'd rather not waste my time thinking about why I dislike something and why you should too, but instead I just enjoy what I like.
Actually I'm probably just a lot smarter than the people talking on television. I use this special gift I have called common sense.
So how about we all use some of this common sense we have and analyze what meaningless really means and then maybe people will stop using such a meaningless word.
It's pretty simple here folks. Meaningless just means that something doesn't have any meaning; it's insignificant and can't be explained.
Can any of the meaningless sports examples above really be described as unexplainable and insignificant? Heck, you show me a tandem staring contest and I could find meaning in it.
There's no sport, not even a part of any sport that is meaningless. If someone is participating in it, someone is watching it or someone is talking about it then it definitely has meaning.
The real problem isn't that something is meaningless, it's that something is less important.
I think we've all participated in a college football BCS/playoff discussion in the last few years. All the BCS pundits love to use the phrase, "every game means something" when they're trying to defend the system.
If that's the case then after the first week of the college football season half of the schools seasons would be deemed meaningless. A week later 75%. A week later 87.5%.
Does that mean that college football's regular season is better than college basketball's if nearly 95% of the fan bases can stop watching television after week four of the season?
We can hold a debate another day, but the point I'm trying to make is that we use importance to try to determine meaning and many times the two don't go hand in hand.
People have different likes and dislikes. Some teams excel and some teams fail. That's just how it is.
We don't need people telling us that something is meaningless. We're smart enough to figure out what we want to watch on our own.
Life changes and people change, but for the most part, sports stay the same.
For fans beating a rival is important no matter if it's the beginning of the season or end of the season or if you're 20-0 or 0-20 at the time. We don't need told if it is or isn't.
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It has been reported that three people are jointly filing a lawsuit against Apple, over claims that the company lied to them about promises made about the iPad's eBook reading capabilities.
According to this report from CNN, the iPad shuts off after a certain amount of hours, when exposed in direct sunlight. The users have said that Apple hasn't met it's promises when they said that reading on the iPad is 'just like a book'.
Apple's iPad shutdown also occurs on the iPod Touch and iPhone devices, giving users the message that the device is operating at a high temperature level and should be left alone to cool down for a while.
If Apple hadn't have said that reading on the iPad is the same as on a real book, then we wouldn't have an issue here. Instead, there appears to be further trouble on the way for Apple.
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