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Leslie Katz / CNET News.com:
James Kim found deceased — just in The body of missing CNET editor James Kim has been located, authorities announced Wednesday. — Arrangements are being made to transport Kim to an undisclosed location, according to police. Kim had been missing in the remote southwestern Oregon wilderness for 11 days.
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Trail of clothing led searchers to lost father's body … MERLIN, Oregon (CNN) — The body of a man who had walked into the Oregon wilderness Saturday to summon help for his stranded family was found Wednesday in a steep ravine. — Officials confirmed that James Kim, 35, an editor at the Web site CNET, had been found dead.
Mathew Ingram, CrunchGear, Mad Techie Woman, Windows-Now.com, Podcasting News and Listening Post
Robert Hof / Business Week:
Yahoo's Shakeup — In the wake of criticism that the Internet portal is spread too thin, CEO Semel is revamping operations and putting more on Sue Decker's plate — Growing strife inside Yahoo! (YHOO) at last has erupted into a sweeping management and organizational shakeup.
DRAFT OBIT: Terry Semel — Terry Semel never won much respect from Silicon Valley insiders. — He was a consummate Hollywood power politician, schooled in Time-Warner power games when he ran the group's Warner Brother studio. And he is, by all accounts, relatively unflappable, a low-pulse guy, says one confidante.
Tom Foremski: IMHO, Los Angeles Times, Seeking Alpha, The Blogging Times, CNNMoney.com and PaidContent
John Paczkowski / Good Morning Silicon Valley:
Hey Terry, ever hear the one about the CEO and the three envelopes?
Hey Terry, ever hear the one about the CEO and the three envelopes?
Dan Fost / San Francisco Chronicle:
Valley's 'Mr. Web 2.0' seeks next big thing — TechCrunch blog ruffles feathers on the Internet beat — Michael Arrington's influential blog TechCrunch — where startups get pimped and big news sometimes breaks first — has vaulted him into the post of "Mr. Web 2.0," …
Matt Marshall / VentureBeat:
Amazon takes major stake in Wikia — Wikia, a San Mateo company that allows groups to share information about their interests with wiki technology, has raised a second round of funding — all of it coming from Amazon.com. — It is not clear how much traction Wikia company has gained.
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Business Wire:
Amazon Invests in Wikia Series B Financing: Amazon's Value-Added Capital Key to Wikia's Expanding Product Plans — SAN MATEO, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Wikia, Inc., the leading wiki site for information on thousands of topics written by a community of contributors, today announced …
Matt Haughey / PVRblog:
Wild rumor: Apple & TiVo partner for iTV — I'm going to disclaim this upfront as a wild rumor that just landed in my inbox. I'd wager it's got about a 25% chance of being true but hey, I'd love to be wrong on it and see what launches next month at Macworld SF. Here's the rumor:
Michele Gershberg / Reuters:
Oz to bring social networking to mobile phones — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Privately-held Oz Communications, a maker of wireless messaging technologies, will announce on Wednesday a new product allowing people to access social network sites over their cellphones.
Google's Silent Monopoly (Or How Much Does Google Pay For It's Own AdWords?) — What does the future of start-ups look like when they spend a majority of their advertising budget with one company - and its your competitor? … - Right? — The history of business is filled with examples …
Ryan / CyberNet Technology News:
CyberNotes: 200 Firefox Extensions Installed At One Time! — Web Browser Wednesday — Earlier this year a guy installed 100 Firefox extensions without any problems. Well...I decided to try and top that. I picked the nice round number of 200 for a few different reasons.
Glyn / The Open Rights Group:
Gowers Review — The Gowers Review, commissioned by the government to look at intellectual property law in the United Kingdom, published its final report today. It was commissioned by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown MP so it is expected that the report will hold a lot of weight …
Inside AdWords:
Advertise online - even if you don't have a website — AdWords advertisers know that online advertising is an effective way to promote their businesses. What do you do, however, if you want to advertise online, but you don't have a website? Does this sound familiar? Now we can help.
Copyright pirates face crackdown — Copyright criminals must face far tougher regulation to protect the entertainment industry, a report says. — The Gowers Report was commissioned by the government to look at modernising UK copyright laws for the digital age.
Stephen Shankland / CNET News.com:
IBM plans Power6 blades for next year — Beginning with its Power6 dual-core chip, IBM will build its high-end Power processors into blade servers for the first time in 2007, marking a significant expansion of blade abilities. — Today, IBM's blade servers are available with the company's PowerPC 970 processors.
USA Today:
Google offer takes on PayPal — MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google is offering merchants free use of its online payment service as it squares off against eBay's market-leading PayPal. — The Internet search giant introduced Google Checkout in June, with sweeteners such as free ad credits for merchants.
Jeffrey M. O'Brien / Fortune:
Is Google too smart for its own good? — Google's famous for hiring the best and the brightest, but when they get bored, they're bound to create the son-of-Google, warns Fortune's Jeffrey O'Brien. — SAN FRANCISCO (Fortune) — A roomful of 300-odd flaks gathered over rubber chicken on Friday …


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5 months after: A tragedy born in dust
From the second the massive fireball shot into the night sky Feb. 7, the explosion at the Imperial Sugar Co. refinery became much more than a local tragedy in a small company town.
Honoring our graduates
More than a decade ago, they toted lunch boxes and backpacks. Now the Coastal Empire's graduating private and public high school seniors hold only one thing in their hands: a diploma.
Accentt in brief
COMING MONDAY: A comedy troupe at Jenkins High focuses on improv
Parenting tip of the week: Oh, the joy of thte holidays
The holidays are here again and so are family gatherings. This time together may present an opportunity to bond with family members, but it can also be a source of stress.
Student essay
Question: How has the Civil Rights Movement changed the way you live today?
Question: What needs to happen to improve race relations?
Gulfstream's results help keep parent General Dynamics flying high
Small businesses see issues promoted in state Capitol
Glass maker shines at state manufacturing award
Viracon plans expansion this summer at Bulloch County plant.
Car dealers reimburse consumers $268,000
State says dealers engaged in unlawful practices.
Savannah Bancorp boosts EPS 56 percent
State sees technology as key to manufacturing's future
A proposed new center will keep jobs from sailing overseas.
:New downtown BBQ joint looks toward May opening
Savannah Quarters celebrates groundbreaking
The world looks at crime in Savannah
City Talk
Heavy equipment parts distribution center headed for Effingham
Alaska may file new claim over Valdez spill
Savannah 40 featured stock briefs
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Local and regional business briefs
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Public Safety Day to feature rides, demonstrations, food
The Bryan County Fire Department will hold its annual Public Safety Day on Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Kroger Shopping Center in Richmond Hill.
Following tradition
THE ELECTION Tuesday of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger of Germany as the new pope indicates the leadership of the Roman Catholic Church is content, at least in the short term, with the status quo.
Sonny: Go smoke-free
GOV. SONNY Perdue is contemplating snuffing out popular anti-smoking legislation passed in the recently concluded legislative session.
Kicklighter trips on library plans
Quick, someone call 911. An ambulance is needed at the Chatham County Courthouse for Commissioner Dean Kicklighter, who seems to be suffering from a case of political pandering.
Don't go 'nuclear'
SENATE DEMOCRATS have set a bad precedent by employing filibusters to block floor votes on President Bush's nominees to the federal appeals courts.
Bait and snatch
CRIMINALS IN Savannah got the message last weekend: There's no neighborhood in which they can hide from police.
"Dying" to beat U.S. Rep. Max Burns
Democratic congressional candidate John Barrow used a dramatization of man collapsing in a new television ad claiming U.S. Rep. Max Burns voted to cut funding for rural hospitals.
Barrow defeats Burns in 12th
Democrat John Barrow candidate ousted freshman Republican Max Burns in a hard-fought, nationally watched race in the 12th Congressional District.
STATE LEGISLATURE: GOP hopes to shrink control gap
Republicans, Democrats push for votes in Chatham County
Their trails nearly crossing, the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and four members of Congress, stumped in Chatham County on election eve.
Liakakis rebounds as new county chair
In a political rebound after losing last year's mayoral race, former Savannah alderman Pete Liakakis claims victory to become next Chatham County Commission chairman
Murray, Liakakis duke it out
The gloves came off Monday night in a debate between Pete Liakakis and Frank Murray, with both candidates for county commission chairman trading jabs three weeks out from the election.
Burns: We're on the right track; Barrow: Our ox is in a ditch
Republican incumbent Max Burns and Democratic challenger John Barrow not only differed on issues in a 12th Congressional District candidates debate Monday night debate, but on whether the country is on the right track.
Barrow inches over Burns
Democrat John Barrow clung to a narrow lead over Republican incumbent Max Burns in the hard-fought, nationally watched 12th Congressional District race.
Tonight's debate puts pressure on Bush
With the presidential race a virtual dead heat in key states, the pressure is on President Bush to stop John Kerry from continuing the momentum the Democrat gained from the first debate.
12th District: hard fought congressional race
Democrat John Barrow is challenging GOP freshman Max Burns in the 12th Congressional District, which has become some of the most bitterly contested political turf in the country.
1st Senate District: Veteran lawmaker faces novice candidate
12th District: hard fought congressional race
Democrat John Barrow is challenging GOP freshman Max Burns in the 12th Congressional District, which has become some of the most bitterly contested political turf in the country.
Candidates rolling in the dough
Final campaign finance reports before election reveal pre-election spending spree for some.
Will city, county ever tie the knot?
The merger of Savannah and Chatham County's police departments was historic. Its success could lead to future department mergers and again raise questions about total government consolidation.
It's your call: Pete or Frank?
Voters will decide Tuesday between two popular politicos seeking Chatham County's top job of commission chairman
GOP winning control of Georgia's statehouse
One commission, under Pete
As Pete Liakakis prepares for his new role as Chatham County chairman, can he deliver on his promise to unite a divided board?
Precinct election results
The official precinct-by-precinct results for contested races in Chatham County.
McMasters, Shay duke it out for diverse 3rd District
Each candidate has won this County Commission seat before. But on Nov. 2, there's only room for one.
Race is on for Zell Miller's U.S. Senate seat
Voters get chance to fix 'widow tax'
There are no campaign ads for or against this Nov. 2 referendum, but it's approval will help Chatham County homeowners who have lost loved ones avoid a bigger tax bill.
To-do list growing in Chatham County
For years, critical repairs have gone unfunded. The next commission must find the money, and political will, to take these projects off the back burner.
Amendment 1 on state ballot fiercely debated
Supporters say Amendment 1on the Nov. 2 state ballot is needed to protect traditional marriage; foes say it's an attack on gay rights.
Winner will represent consumer interests on utility bills, service
Campaign notebook: Burns defends prescription drug program
Action on Burns bill might stall
U.S. Rep. Max Burns' mutual funds crackdown measure has passed the House but likely won't be voted on by the Senate until after the Nov. 2 election.
Money race tightens between chairman candidates
Television ads on the horizon as candidates build up campaign funds.
Voters get a do-over in Appeals Court election
Barrow, Burns trade barbs at health-care forum
Contrasting approaches to health care issues were offered Monday by 12th Congressional District candidates John Barrow, Max Burns at a forum in Savannah.
Endorsement count lopsided in chairman's race
Liakakis has more elected officials backing him, but Murray isn't even asking for endorsements; NAACP candidate forum tonight.
Burns campaign cribs NRCC talking points
They came early and in droves
But a low tech glitch -- a shortage of paper forms -- frustrated some voters.
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK: Taxing issues in the 12th
Neither clerk of court candidate ready to accept victory
Absentee ballots will decide race.
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK: Not so fast
Gay marriage ban argued before state Supreme Court
Baker headed for win in PSC race
Liberty County election results
Senate GOP celebrates victories
Highranking GOP colleague stumps for Burns
Rep. Deborah Pryce of Ohio, a high-ranking Republican congresswoman, was in Savannah Thursday to stump for embattled colleague Max Burns.
Next week's runoff should finally settle appeals court race
Pollworker Rose MarcAntonio has been manning the booths for 36 years
St. Lawrence ekes out win over Democratic challenger
Still no resolution in clerk of court's race
Effingham sheriff's race pits incumbent McDuffie against challenger Rowland
Races heat up as candidates prepared for showdown
New school board members will be tested early and often
Sapp and Edwards say they can move system forward
Differences are in the detail in the clerk's race
Political hay made of drug squad cuts
County budget gave $300,000 less to the counter-narcotics team. Next week, commission must decide whether to give that money back or cut officers.
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK: Did Barrow reject 'first responder' grant?
Liberty Co. chairman's race heats up
Sapp wins school board seat in a landslide
Opponent Doliber hopes he sent a message in defeat.
Economists say national sales tax plan has pros, cons
Economists say a national sales tax proposal that's become a hot issue in U.S. House and Senate elections is neither as awful as Democrats claim nor as great as Republicans boast.
Shay coasts in District 3
Voters choose challenger's pledge to bring back good government over incumbent's promise to shake things up.
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK: Mitchell endorese Burns
Few locals convinced by Bush or Kerry
Local people interviewed after Wednesday's debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry said neither candidate changed their minds.
Johnson leads in first State Senate Districte
The Savannah Republican, president pro tem of the Senate rolled a big lead over Democrat Rex Templeton Jr. in the 1st State Senate race but the bigger question was whether the GOP would continue to control the upper house.
12th District race muddy to the end
A glimpse around the county on election day
Rerun of Appeals Court narrows field
Election officials report smooth balloting in Effingham County
Longest lines formed at the beginning and end of the day.
Bush needs to brighten up; Kerry should ditch bad ties
Plenty of pre-debate, dress-for-success advice is available to President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, who face off tonight.
McDuffie, Sapp win re-election in Effingham
Voters get a do-over in Appeals Court election
Voters fix the 'widow tax'
Passage of referendum means surviving spouses will keep tax exemptions on their homes
BREAKING NEWS: Arts grants announced
An auxiliary group of the Telfair Museum of Art has been awarded an endowment of $50,000 by the Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation to host an annual lecture that focuses on African-American Arts.
UPDATE: Massive search ends for lost gunshot victim
Police find no evidence of 911 caller claiming to have been shot and dumped in a ditch.
Health clinic volunteers win award
Annual banquet hosted by the United Way of the Coastal Empire honors more than 100,000 volunteer hours of work in 2004.
Underage driver pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
Father of 4-year-old victim asks parents: 'try to take control of your child.'
Savannahians reflect on the election of Pope Benedict XVI
Bishop J. Kevin Boland, Rabbi Arnold Belzer and author Paul Thigpen offer their thoughts on the new pope.
Despite recent attacks, some Groves students feel safe at school
Although Garden City campus is fairly accessible, some said campus security has improved in recent years.
Board approves redistricting plan
More than 1,000 students will be in a new high school zone next year.
Gabriel's House foster home keeps license
State wants to keep Hinesville facility, saying that too few serve children with multiple siblings.
Another student attacked at Groves
Female assaulted by two unidentified males while leaving bathroom
College just got easier for test anxiety sufferers
Regents vote to eliminate SAT requirement for admission to state two-year colleges.
Families remember their fallen soldiers
Thirteen more members of the 3rd ID are honored for their sacrifice.
Thomas' says his car hit by rock, criticizes police
Alderman Tony Thomas says police should have responded faster to juveniles throwing rocks at his car.
Residents, board say no deal on rezoning for Rincon store
RINCON - Rezoning to allow a convenience store at the intersection of two major crossroads just southwest of Rincon was denied Monday night after area residents complained it would increase traffic problems.
Vox Populi: "This is why little girls become ballerinas."
Voice of the people
Vox Populi: "Everyone has an equal opportunity to attend college. It all comes down to choices."
Voice of the people
Vox Populi: "You set a good example for my young boys."
Voice of the people
Skip the extended warranty
An extended service warranty may look like a sound investment, but a closer look reveals otherwise.
GSU business fraternity makes a difference
USA Today recognizes Delta Sigma Pi-Epsilon Chi of Statesboro for their annual "Make A Difference Day" awards.
A new day dawning in journalism
Donald Ritchie offers a sobering assessment of the new age of news.
(Un)crowded house
A Savannah business teaches that an organized living space is a matter of mind over clutter.
Start thinking today about tomorrow's home improvements
St. Augustine is versatile, adaptable and has several advantages over other grasses
Fort Pulaski hosts race to benefit Oatland Educational Center
5K will go around the dike system at national monument on Cockspur Island.
Avoid over irrigating your lawn
Tips to help you attain a lush landscape without wasting water.
New products make housework, hair coloring and battling fire ants a little easier
Ethics Commission needs more money, officials say
Slain restaurant manager almost got away
Former police officer recounts tale of passing motorist who turned Sean Abraham away as he pleaded for help in 2004.
Man shot, then headed to South Carolina
Police say the South Carolina man was shot in Yamacraw Village and then drove off on a motorcycle.
Guyton woman remains critical after accident
Just one marathon not enough for AASU dean
Ray Greenlaw ran London on Sunday, Boston on Monday.
Delays continue on Islands Expresway
No date set for reopening eastbound lanes on Sam Varnedoe Bridge as engineers assess what it will take to fix the road following Monday's accident.
Complaints by women led to Springfield policeman's termination
Officer accused of following young women was fired recently by City Council.
Destiny's hair-raising experience
Man dies, woman injured in Springfield wreck
Police say an 80-year-old woman was driving across Ga. 21 when she was struck by two vehicles.
From bald to blooming
The Landings naturalizes its lagoons
Desire shines brightly in AASU's electric 'Streetcar'
Police bust strip club
Police say five dancers at Uncle Harry's violated the county's nude dancing ordinance.
Pets for adoption
These pets are looking for a new home.
Savannah State University police chief fired
Former chief Alvin Stokes has filed an appeal.
Judge orders photographer from courtroom, threatens arrest
Substitute judge ignores previously issued order clearing a Savannah Morning News photographer's attendance.
Lee to challenge Saraf for Rincon mayor's post
Bid for November election starts early in Effingham municipality.
Workshop addresses shortage of health care professionals
Armstrong Atlantic State University offers 22 programs through its College of Health Professions to help fill shortages in the workforce.
Think you're an organ donor? Not if you haven't told your family
Businesses, including Savannah's two hospital systems, encourage their employees to sign up to be organ donors.
SCAD receives $1 million gift for scholarships
Free life insurance offered for qualifying working parents
Community organization leaders and employers invited to attend info seminar Monday.
Georgetown fire station opens
The new Southside Fire/EMS station will serve about 8,000 residents.
Community Calendar
Your community events guide
Heads Up calendar for Bryan, Liberty counties
Closeups: Health Briefs
Your guide to local health-related events
Community Calendar
Your community events guide
Your Week Calendar
Your community events guide to March 5-11
Announcements, meetings and more
Heads Up calendar for Effingham County
Community Calendar
Your community events guide
Announcements, meetings and more
Heads Up calendar for Effingham County
Religion Bulletin
News of special events and activities at Savannah-area houses of worship.
Community Classes
Your guide to local community classes
Announcements, meetings and more
Cool front brings shivers of delight to Beach Institute
Cool John Ferguson Trio delivers in trademark fashion at Savannah landmark
Guitar great isn't your average 'Guy'
Chicago blues icon brings his high-voltage stage show to the Savannah Music Festival
Guy gets down
On the stage - and in the crowd, Chicago legend Buddy Guy opens music fest with a jolt of electric blues.
Down to the River to Play
Ambassador of bluegrass Ricky Skaggs stops in at the Savannah Music Festival March 19.
That's a wrap
A look back at the 2005 festival.
38 degrees of the Savannah Music Festival
Connecting the Savannah Music Festival to the world in 38 easy steps.
Guy gets down
On the stage - and in the crowd, Chicago legend Buddy Guy opens music fest with a jolt of electric blues.
Soul of South Africa
Ladysmith Black Mambazo performs at 7:30 p.m. Friday
at the Lucas Theatre.
It was a dawg's life at Trustees Theater
The David Grisman Quintet takes Trustees audience through repertoire of 'dawg' music Saturday night.
Summoning the spirit of Coltrane
San Francisco Jazz Collective evokes jazz great during performance at the Lucas Theatre.
Psychograss wows audience with its eclectic bluegrass sound
'From Salzburg to Vienna' a trip well worth taking
Goode time is had by all
Pianist enthralls Savannah audience
Bebop brothers
5 questions with Jimmy Heath of the Heath Brothers
'Roaring Twenties' scores a '10'
Inventive program showcases classical music from the '20s
Beaux Arts Trio celebrates big 5-0
The Beaux Arts Trio gives two performances during the Savannah Music Festival, one celebrating its 50th anniversary.
They've got rhythm. Who could ask for anything more?
'Ballet Pro Musica' shines again at Savannah Music Festival
Derek Trucks brings vitality, virtuosity to packed venue
Guitarist and his band put on a great show at Trustees Theater.
Moody plays for all ages
James Moody's 80th birthday celebration was "terrible, terrible."
American Traditions finalists named
Five singers, including local Dee Kramer, will go for the gold Saturday.
The spotlight was on the mandolin at Trustees Theater
Zulu warriors
In a changing world, Ladysmith Black Mambazo endures.
Musical family plays and sways together
Heath Brothers and friends soothe 'sore ears' with good music.
David Grisman Quartet plays at 9 p.m. Saturday at Trustees Theater.
Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder take Trustees by storm
Five questions with Menahem Pressler
Co-founder of the Beaux Arts Trio discusses changes in classical music in the past 50 years.
The Magic of Swing Street
Ed Polcer reveals the magic of Swing Street and classic jazz
Review of "Into the Romantics"
Romanticism was the dominant tone at Tuesday night's "Into the Romantics."
Ladysmith Mambazo brings it home
The African group?s performance reminds one concert-goer of a the power of music and memory.
'Still Confessin' the Blues' mixes style with emotion
Gamelan udamani celebrates Balinese culture
88 keys to Schubert
German-born classical pianist Sebastian Knauer performs a Schubert program Monday during the Savannah Music Festival.
'Ballet Pro Musica' triumphs at the Lucas
Last night's performance by the Oregon Ballet Theatre and artists of the Savannah Music Festival, was graceful, exhilarating, somber and silly.
American Traditions semifinalists named
Ten singers are a step closer to the gold.
Trio gives quadruple-A performance
Review of The Beaux Arts Trio & Friends
Five questions with Joshua Redman
Still Confessin' the Blues
An all-star line-up of blues heroes and guitar virtuosos play the Savannah Music Festival Saturday.
Reviewing fifty years of the Beaux Arts Trio
La musica de Palmieri es caliente
"Palmieri's music was hot" last night at Orleans Hall.
Gumbo of Groove
The Zydeco Dance Party featuring Rockin' Dopsie, Jr. & The Zydeco Twisters will perform at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday at the Tybee Island gymnasium on Butler Drive.
Andre McRae takes American Traditions gold
Savannah's Dee Kramer takes third in season 12 of the popular music competion.
American Traditions competition launches at the Lucas
East Meets West offers an electrifying evening of Indian-and-Western-sound
Savannah sounds off
The 16th annual Savannah Music Festival begins today with Buddy Guy, the U.S. Army Band and a "From Salzburg to Vienna" performance.
Hope springs eternal
An interview with Daniel Hope, violinist of the Beaux Arts Trio and associate artistic director of the Savannah Music Festival
The Best of Bali
Performance gives glimpse of Balinese culture and religion.
An advocate for new classical music
Five questions with John Axelrod
This 'dawg' has plenty of tricks -- and picks -- in store for the Savannah Music Festival
Five questions with David Grisman
Indian brothers bring their singing strings to Savannah
Amaan DaniAli Bangash and his brother Ayaan will play the stringed sarod as part of violinist Daniel Hope's East Meets West program at the Savannah Music Festival.
Cross-cultural jam: 'a trial by fire'
An interview with Derek Trucks
Five questions with bluegrass frontman Sam Bush
Jazz legend named 'Moody' comes to town
Hear Moody's flute and saxophones
at the Lucas on March 19
'It's the rhythm that gets you' - - Eddie Palmieri
Dance goes toe to toe with music at festival's 'Transfigured Night'
UPDATE: Massive search ends for lost gunshot victim
Police find no evidence of 911 caller claiming to have been shot and dumped in a ditch.
Underage driver pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
Father of 4-year-old victim asks parents: 'try to take control of your child.'
Slain restaurant manager almost got away
Former police officer recounts tale of passing motorist who turned Sean Abraham away as he pleaded for help in 2004.
Man dies, woman injured in Springfield wreck
Police say an 80-year-old woman was driving across Ga. 21 when she was struck by two vehicles.
Police bust strip club
Police say five dancers at Uncle Harry's violated the county's nude dancing ordinance.
Delays continue on Islands Expresway
No date set for reopening eastbound lanes on Sam Varnedoe Bridge as engineers assess what it will take to fix the road following Monday's accident.
Judge orders photographer from courtroom, threatens arrest
Substitute judge ignores previously issued order clearing a Savannah Morning News photographer's attendance.
Moody-Powell run away with Demaret Division title
Fruitful division debut for duo, which wins by seven strokes.
Legends return to Savannah, Champions returns to golf
Event begins today at Westin course, will be televised on ESPN.
Players team up to change Legends format
Individual play has drove a top field, but the professionals miss the relaxed team format.
Casper rebounds at Legends between legacy trips
Casper and Brewer take third in Demaret Division.
Liberty Mutual extends Legends title sponsorship through 2010
Insurance company wants event to remain in Savannah.
Legends Facts and Figures
Sifford honored and other notes from the Legends of Golf.
Champions Tour looks to build on success
Tour doesn't want to be a secret anymore.
Bulldogs lackluster in road win
No. 10 Georgia 14, Ole Miss 9
Legends Pro-Am Pairings for Wednesday and Thursday
Shotgun start at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
Newcomer comes to Savannah with winning streak
Former beer man coming off win at Toshiba Senior Classic.
Trip to Savannah special for Rodriguez
Playing in Legends means Chi Chi gets to see nephew.
Pros pick friendship over big money in Raphael Division
Tom Watson and others elect for team event.
Players speak out on golf carts
Most Champions Tour players not bothered by new rule that outlaws carts.
More offensive frustration for Braves
Atlanta falls at Houston, 5-3.
Cox gets a few more gray hairs with 2,009th victory
Braves notes.
Fans lean toward use of carts for aging pros
Many Legends fans believe age should have is privileges.
Legends of Golf Tee Times for Thursday and Friday
Thursday's shotgun start at 7:30 a.m.
UGA's Davis a no-brainer for first round in draft
Only question is: Will he play safety or outside linebacker in NFL?
Hanzel drafted for Raphael Division
Local doctor joins field as noncompetitive 'marker.'
Nationals beat Braves for third time in four tries
After getting battered in last meeting with Braves, Washington's Day shuts out Atlanta, 2-0.
Spring Sports Roundup
Georgia Southern hammers Charleston Southern in baseball.
No. 4 Yellow Jackets crush Georgia
Georgia Tech knocks off Bulldogs, 12-1.
2005 Legends of Golf
Visit our special Web site for 2005 coverage of the Legends of Golf. Get the latest news, see who will be playing in this year's tournament, view photo galleries and more. www.savannahnow.com/legends/
Braves beat Nationals on ninth-inning throwing error
Atlanta wins in Washington, 2-1.
Jacksonville hires Georgia Tech assistant
Warren to be introduced at press conference today.
Legends Tee Times
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Wednesday, September 15, 2004
"Still, it might take more than the Kennedy mystique to put the "Lambert" moment behind Kerry -- a moment Kerry aides call a slip of the tongue. The Bush campaign is planning to rehash the comment until Election Day as a way of portraying Kerry as detached from the beer-drinking, bratwurst-eating folks of Wisconsin. College Republicans in Madison, where Kerry will visit Wednesday, are planning to greet him with a new sign: "It's Lambeau, Stupid!"
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- Anonymous said...
To quote Bugs Bunny, "What a Maroon!"
I've actally worked at Lambeau! I don't think Kerry could find it with a seeing eye dog.
- Anonymous said...
All I can think of is an old cartoon from my youth called "Lambert the Sheepish Lion".
He looks a bit like Kerry with that long face:
http://disneyshorts.toonzone.net/years/1952/lambertthesheepishlion.html - 12:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
I live an hour from Green Bay, and 2 hours from Madison.. GB is fairly conservative, but as most people know, Madison is the Berkeley of the midwest.. I've roamed the streets near the college campus, where anti-Bush signs are posted on every telephone poll, and Kerry bumperstickers are never out of sight
the point being that while anyone from Wisconsin would feel insulted by a Lambert Field comment, the people of Madison (particularly the students, who number in the tens of thousands) are so pro-Kerry that his comment about GB (as well as the hundreds of other foot-in-mouth comments that he regularly makes) will be chalked up as 'charm'
but not to worry.. the rest of Wisconsin seems to be consistently moving closer to Bush.. we've now got an 8 point lead over Kerry.. we just need to assign supervisors at certain polls on election day.. no more repeats of 'Smokes For Votes' in Milwaukee, or Marquette College students voting 4 or more times each - 12:42 PM
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If the Lambert Field thing wasn't enough, yesterday in Madison, Kerry referred to Madison's famous landmark State Street Brats as "Main Street Brats." Doh!


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A year ago today, my brother Seth spoke at a naturalization ceremony in Delaware, and made these remarks to a group of new Americans who had just taken the oath of citizenship. He called it one of the most moving occasions he's ever been a part of.
Tonight, my wife and I watched Alexandra Pelosi's new documentary "Citizen USA" on HBO. In it, she traveled to all 50 states to witness thousands of immigrants officially become American citizens and explain why they did it.
The majority of them celebrate this as a momentous occasion in their lives, although they have differing reasons for wanting to be an American. The most moving are the women from places like Iran, where they had few of the freedoms they have found here, and marvel at the opportunities afforded them in this nation. Others own businesses, homes, and cars they could never have in their native lands, while some of them talk about the educational opportunities they have taken advantage of in the US. There's also mention of some aspects of freedom that Americans take for granted -- from running water and electricity to walking down the street and kissing your loved one in public, regardless of your sexual orientation, without being arrested.
While some of the ceremonies include portions so corny they could only be American, you can see the life-changing joy in the eyes of these immigrants once they have repeated their oath and been told that they are officially US citizens. During the hour-long documentary, I wondered if my grandparents felt the same way when they came through Ellis Island from Eastern Europe over a century ago.
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"It's a good thing the crash pilot was only a depressed guy and not a Muslim otherwise things would have been way more different. We'll just brush this one under the carpet and the guy's forgiven," Anders Hausser, one of the team investigating the crash revealed on Friday.
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Mr Brown said last night that proposed cuts in housing benefit, disclosed yesterday in the Independent, would be 'another attack on the pensioners'. Using the slogan 'You can't trust the Tories', Labour leaders will attempt to capitalise on opinion poll findings that the public feel betrayed under John Major's leadership.
Mr Brown will warn of cuts in other parts of the welfare state, including sickness benefit, for which companies could be asked to pay more of the burden, and unemployment benefit, which ministers want to cut from 12 months to 6 months.
The housing charity Shelter last night warned the Government that it risked increasing the cost of homelessness with cuts in the pounds 7bn budget for housing benefit.
Ministers are considering cutting the numbers eligible for housing benefit by halving the limit for savings from pounds 16,000 to pounds 8,000 in line with income support; lowering the earnings limit, where claimants lose benefit (known as 'the taper'); and penalising local authorities, which administer the system, for failing to tackle fraud and abuses.
Shelter criticised the confusion over benefit payments, and called for a thorough review of the system, but opposed sharpening the tapers.
'We are creating poverty ghettos of people who cannot afford to go to work because the housing taper is too sharp. Making it sharper is absurd,' a spokeswoman for Shelter said.
The Department of Social Security said the main reason for the rise in the cost of housing benefit was the rise in unemployment caused by the recession. But the Select Committee on the Environment found that housing benefit may inhibit claimants from leaving the dole when the recession ends.
'The present housing benefit taper of 65 per cent contributes to a maximum effective rate of tax of up to 97p in each pound of extra income and provides a consequent disincentive to work. The effect is commonly known as the poverty trap or earnings trap, sometimes as the benefit trap,' the committee said.
The poverty trap has been deepened by the switch of government resources from capital spending through housing association grants (HAG) to personal subsidies through benefits, such as housing benefit.
David Willetts, the Tory MP for Havant and former head of the Centre for Policy Studies, said: 'We have got into a position where we are giving help to low income tenants at two different stages, first as a subsidy to the Housing Corporation and housing associations, and secondly as a subsidy to the tenant through housing benefit. There is a case for drawing back on one of these two.'
However, John Major knows the difficulty of doing so. He was the Chief Secretary to the Treasury in charge of public spending when Margaret (now Baroness) Thatcher was forced to retreat over an attempt to restrict eligibility to those with savings of pounds 2,000 or less. It was raised to pounds 8,000 at a cost of pounds 100m and John Moore, then Secretary of State for Social Security, was later sacked.
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I totally respect the ladies that are looking for "the one" and hold on to the dream of marriage. Having been there now, I have mixed feelings about it personally, but I do see it work out blissfully for many, and genuinely wish that for anyone seeking that lifestyle.
and a lot of guys too, for that matter. Can't count the number of OKC messages I've gotten from single guys looking for their 'soulmate to share everything with' (and yes, it is clearly stated on my profile that I am already in a relationship with three other men).
I have a couple of friends (single, looking for a monogamous relationship) who are active on dating sites, and they seem to have just as much, or even more, problems in finding nice people to date, as I did when I started out 'dating while married'. So I'm not even sure anymore that it's the poly-thing that makes things difficult.
Just yesterday, I got a nice message from a guy who has the same taste in music as I do. He is listed as single, and hasn't answered any questions about open relationships. I replied, and asked: so what do you think about the poly-part of my profile? and he replies that he is interested in it, and that btw, he has a girlfriend and she deosn't know he's on OKC. So, I'm glad he's honest about it in the first message, and say byebye.
So this was a case of someone actually attracted to my profile because I am married.. thinking that would mean I wouldn't mind the fact that he is cheating or thinking about cheating.
Not what I'm looking for obviously, but I guess my point is that there are SO many people on dating sites, it just takes a ton of time and patience and careful wording of your profile and only messaging people whose profile you are really drawn to, to make it work. Married or single, that goes foreveryone trying out the online dating pool.
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In February of that year, Millan, 43, lost Daddy, the 16-year-old pit bull Millan adopted from rapper Red Man when the dog was four months old. He had been Millan's best example of a "calm, submissive" dog. Then, in June, Millan's wife of 16 years, Ilusion Millan, filed for divorce.
"I felt defeated, a big sense of guilt and failure. … I was at the lowest level I had ever been emotionally and psychologically," the Dog Whisperer wrote in June on his website without mentioning his overdose.
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An intramolecular Claisen reaction of a 1,6-diester to yield beta-ketoesters.
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Sergey Kozmin and co-worker from the University of Chicago have published in JACS on the total synthesis of streptolydigin.
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- They were not allowed to use the APD Police headquarters as their locker room, instead using the Butler Street YMCA
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As we prepare for 2011's Nothing Like A Dame — the 17th annual installment of the always-unforgettable benefit for The Actors Fund's Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative (PNWHI) — we keep finding incredible photos from DAMES past…which makes us even more excited for March 26th! Check out a few of our latest finds, then head on over to our site for more information and to purchase tickets!
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Garage temp was cold as usual this time of year, can only run the heat when shooting the epoxy sealer (SPI) and the DBU base (DRR1160) reducer, which was the fastest I could get. This one the owner wanted PPG base and clear, so I went with the 2021 with the DCX hardner and DT860 reducer. I have a forced hot air furnace so once I start clearing I can't run that unit anymore, as it would just create too much dust everywhere. Can get away with it after the epoxy and base flash off but not for the clear. So yeah it can get pretty cold (around 40's)in there this time of year, put down 5 coats of clear waiting 30 min between coats. Will let it sit 3 or 4 weeks to start cutting and buffing.
Sorry for taking so long to answer, but no I don't have much trouble getting the shine back after waiting with this clear. I have gone as long as 8 months before cutting with this clear. But I also finish with 2500 and use a wool pad, I have just started using the 3M 06085 compound and it really does buff out fast with this stuff. Was using the 05973 compound for years, but this stuff is much better. I have heard of a lot of complaints with this clear being hard to buff after waiting too long, but I have never had problems with it coming back even after that much time.
man, what an awesome car! Looks really good right out of the gun, especially considering the time of year. when you cut and buff that thing is gonna retain a lot of the clear due to such a clean spray.
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Brooks Penny farthing race!
In 2011 Nocturne and Brooks England will bring Penny Farthing racing (properly called 'Ordinaries') back to the streets of the City of London. Competitors from across the globe will descend on the historic Smithfield Market to battle it our across two action packed races:
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Smoothing out pitch change in delay feedback
Hello everybody,
I'm not new to max/msp – and thought I had a working brain, but apparently not…
I'm looking for a way to make a pitch-change in a delay feedback run silkily smooth.
It's a simple patch, but despite trying every method of pitch shift and delay size, there is always a 'pulse' in the delay (especially noticeable when the sound file stops….)
Is there a better way to do this – or am I always going to be hitting a window-size issue which makes this pulse happen?
The desired effect it a constant cascade of falling pitches, but totally smooth.
Thanks in advance….
Lee Morgan
Thanks Andrea – happy to get those tools, but it doesn't seem any better than tapin/out in this particular patch.
I'm about to try 2 delays with phasor to swap between the two, and fiddling with delay times and fft sizes, overlapping sizes….but maybe that's a dead end?
Hi Lee
have you checked out our "good buddy Sam" at Delicious MaxMSP on youtube? He has a good collection of both fun and didactic tutorials, including delay-based pitch variation; I'm sure you'll find something you can hack.
Yes….but it's not really delay-based pitch shifting I'm trying to do, it's combining a delay with pitch-shiftiing on a feedback loop that I'm trying to do….the delay itself is (and I think needs to stay) static…
I think you're running into the reality of digital audio. Each individual sample has no pitch; pitch is an emergent property of a group of samples. You can't really shift the pitch until you've collected a group of samples.
I made patch called harm-gran~ in the CNMAT downloads that does pitch shifting on relatively short windows. But there are still audible artifacts. gizmo~/pfft~ also imposes it's own delay. In the time domain, there really is no pitch shift without some time shift.
Well now you see, this is why I love max/msp and it's community: helpful, unpatronizing explanations…..we all learn, and move on. Thanks doc!
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Alien Nation
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Name: | Alien Nation |
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Creator: | Rockne S. O'Bannon |
Date(s): | 1988 (movie), 1989-1990 (tv series), 1994-1997 (tv movies) |
Medium: | movie, tv series, tv movies |
Country of Origin: | USA |
External Links: | wikipedia (movie), wikipedia (tv series) |
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'Alien Nation was a science fiction film and television series. The series aired on Fox and was soon cancelled. The cliffhanger ending was resolved in the tv movies that eventually followed. Alien Nations premise is that a ship of aliens, all former slaves, crashlands on Earth. The interspecies conflicts that result as these "Newcomers" integrate into human society are meant to be a metaphor for real-life race relations in Los Angeles.
Alien Nation is notable for its canonical Mpreg.
Alien Nation fandom took off fast and stayed strong during its run, existing in zines and at conventions, with discussion, fanfic, filk, and fanart all present.. According to Henry Jenkins in Textual Poachers, after premiering in fall 1989, Alien Nation:...almost immediately began to develop a strong following. Alien Nation panels appeared at science fiction conventions by late fall; an Alien Nation fan convention was held in February 1990. I encountered Alien Nation songs at conventions by early 1990. A letterzine focused on the series, Newcomer News, debuted at MediaWest that spring as did a first-season episode guide (A Tenctonese Guide to the Universe) and calls for submission by a number of proposed Alien Nation fanzines (Alien Relations, Fresh Beaver Tails, The San Francisco Treat, Slags Are People Too), many of which planned to appear by fall of that year. ... the Alien Nation panel at the 1990 MediaWest convention attracted the highest attendance of any event as large numbers of established fans wanted to see what type of fan culture would develop around this still new series. Newcomer News sold out of its first printing early in the convention and its editors had to locate a local printshop which could produce new copies to satisfy the unexpected demand for this Alien Nation letterzine. All of this excitement was generated by a program that remained at the bottom of the Nielsen Ratings and was canceled by the network at the end of its first season. As soon as its cancelation was announced, the fan community was able to mobilize a campaign for its return, though their efforts have so far produced no tangible results. [1]
In the mid-90s, the fandom began moving online, with online newsletters, mailing lists, and a variety of fan sites springing up, among them the online version of the existing Alien Nation Appreciation Society
There were only a handful of slash stories written, but those were generally Matt/George or Matt/Marvin Gardens, the latter of who was a one-shot Newcomer character from the show who, under the influence of an aphrodisiac/bonding chemical, fell in love with Matt.
- Alien Nation (zine)
- Beholden to the Earth
- Deep Hum
- Fresh Beaver Tails
- If Their Mothers Only Knew (multimedia)
- Integrity (multimedia)
- Liaisons (multimedia)
- Newcomer News (newsletter)
- Rokah
- Sardonac (1991) (gen & het)
- A Tenctonese Guide to the Universe: An Alien Nation Episode Guide (1990), non-fiction
- Tenctonese Tales
- The Tencton Planet, the zine of the Alien Nation Appreciation Society
- The Witness
- Words in Darkness
- The Yule Tide (multimedia)
Online fanfic
- ↑ Jenkins, Henry (2004). Textual Poachers Television Fans and Participatory Culture. Taylor & Francis. p. 92. ISBN 978-0-203-36191-7.


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I want to know how many levels of trigonometries there are in the world of math. Which one, in your opinion, is the toughest trigonometry course taught at the college level?
I think there is not much to learn about trigonometry (functions, properties...). But the applications of trigonometry are less easy to grasp. You can have a look here : Uses of trigonometry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I don't think there is a trigonometry course at my university lol.


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Mrs. Fry it is time to step up to the plate and toss your resignation in the hat also.
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Don't let the door hit your butt on the way out! BYE!
08/04/09 at 04:29 PM
This letter lets them and us know that they are being cheap in not hiring enough people to do these jobs, but it probably won't do any good to correct this problem.
08/04/09 at 08:44 PM
As always, Terry is an individual that recognizes where to draw the line. He could have stayed on and been a disservice to the position but being the classy individual he is, he decided to resign. Only those that do not know the man would think otherwise.
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- Founder's Day returns to Vinland Elementary School
- May 12, 2010
- There was a rebirth of sorts at Vinland Elementary School Tuesday. History came back to life.
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- May 12, 2010
- Applying a fresh coat of asphalt and adding new paved shoulders to a road popular among users of Clinton Lake would cost $400,000 less than expected under a plan up for approval tonight.
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I have no further info on this, and welcome anything available. I noticed the following in the twitter stream of @BloxwichFire, the account of Bloxwich Fire Service yesterday evening.
[Edit 8:45am 11th September: There's now an article at the Express & Star. In their good old-fashioned style they state the incident occurred in Bloxwich.]
[Edit 9:25am 11th September: PC Simon Bytheway of Brownhills Neighbourhood Policing Team contacted me to say the following…
'A member of the public who helped push the car back on to 4 wheels punched the windows out in a desperate attempt to get to the driver. He caused himself some nasty cuts to his hands. I arrived at the scene within a short space of time after a Paramedic Responder and found that the individuals who helped had left the scene.
'If in future we could ask that people remain so that we can gather more information as to what happened or caused the accident, then we would be grateful.
'Also well done to the gents who did help, however please be mindful that to move the car in this way when the patient had not been assessed for any spinal injury could have severe consequences.
'Therefore, please await the arrival of of medical professionals before attempting anything like this in future.'
Thanks to PC Bytheway for his help, as ever. – Bob]
It seems an 'Elderly Gent' rolled his car in Short Street, Brownhills yesterday afternoon, and a valiant passerby came to the rescue and righted it. Although the Fire Service advise against this, I'm with them in praising the actions of this member of the public. It takes courage to act in such circumstances and a hat tip for doing so. Well done.
The driver was cut free by the Fire Service, who made no comment on how the incident occurred.
It's not clear if the driver was injured, or if the car was carrying anyone else. Obviously, my sympathies to the gentleman concerned and I wish him a speedy recovery.
@BloxwichFire posted this picture at 8:16pm yesterday evening:
They tweeted the following:
If you have any more information, comment here or mail me: BrownhillsBob at Googlemail dot com. Cheers.
Comment is of course welcome, but I would ask that you please respect the identity of the driver and consider the sensitivity of the matter. Cheers.


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Sunday, September 30, 2012
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I LOVE that you gave Todd Wilbur a shout out! I love that guy. Did you ever watch his show that was on CMT? I wish it would start up again. I thought it was interesting seeing his thought process while trying to figure out the recipe. Anyway, I tried a bourbon chicken recipe (I think it was the same one you linked to) and I thought it was great, but I have never had the real deal, so I guess I didn't know what I was missing. I hope you can find one that will knock-your-socks-off!
ReplyDeleteHey Jamie,
I am going to have to make this for my husband. He loves chinese. Thank you so much for sharing with Wednesdays Adorned From Above Link Party last week. This weeks Link Party is opened at
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Title: | Burden and Rates of Treatment and Control of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in Obesity |
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Molenaar, Esther A.; Hwang, Shih-Jen; Vasan, Ramachandran S.; Grobbee, Diederick E.; D'Agostino, Ralph B.; Meigs, James Benjamin; Levy, Daniel; Fox, Caroline
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Citation: | Molenaar, Esther A., Shih-Jen Hwang, Ramachandran S. Vasan, Diederick E. Grobbee, James B. Meigs, Ralph B. D'Agostino, Daniel Levy, and Caroline S. Fox. 2008. Burden and rates of treatment and control of cardiovascular disease risk factors in obesity. Diabetes Care 31(7): 1367-1372. |
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Abstract: | OBJECTIVE—Obesity is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD). We sought to determine rates of treatment and control of CVD risk factors among normal weight, overweight, and obese individuals in a community-based cohort. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS—Participants free of CVD (n = 6,801; mean age 49 years; 54% women) from the Framingham Offspring and Third Generation cohorts who attended the seventh Offspring examination (1998–2001) or first Third Generation (2002–2005) examination were studied. RESULTS—Obese participants with hypertension were more likely to receive antihypertensive treatment (62.3%) than normal weight (58.7%) or overweight (59.0%) individuals (P = 0.002), but no differences in hypertension control across BMI subgroups among participants with hypertension were observed (36.7% [normal weight], 37.3% [overweight], and 39.4% [obese]; P = 0.48). Rates of lipid-lowering treatment were higher among obese participants with elevated LDL cholesterol (39.5%) compared with normal weight (34.2%) or overweight (36.4%) participants (P = 0.02), but control rates among those with elevated LDL cholesterol did not differ across BMI categories (26.7% [normal weight], 26.0% [overweight], and 29.2% [obese]; P = 0.11). There were no differences in diabetes treatment among participants with diabetes across BMI groups (69.2% [normal weight], 50.0% [overweight], 55.0% [obese]; P = 0.54), but obese participants with diabetes were less likely to have fasting blood glucose <126 mg/dl (15.7%) compared with normal weight (30.4%) or overweight (20.7%) participants (P = 0.02). CONCLUSIONS—These findings emphasize the suboptimal rates of treatment and control of CVD risk factors among overweight and obese individuals. |
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OFPP administrator's right-hand man wields the influence of experience
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Robert Burton has an expansive view of Washington, D.C.'s government power hub from his ninth-story office window. He can see the front driveway of the White House, turn southwest to see the Pentagon on the other side of the Potomac River or look eastward along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol building.
In his professional role as associate administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, he has a similar scope.
"We have perspectives on a number of these policy issues that perhaps the agencies do not," Burton said. "We're looking at what's best for the government as a whole," while establishing regulations on best practices for the agencies.
Burton first got a glimpse of government work during the summers while he attended the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. He was a member of the Department of the Navy's Junior Fellowship program, which put college students to work in government offices during their vacations.
"The experience and scope of responsibility you get by working with the federal government aren't matched," Burton said. "That is more of an attraction than the salaries."
Burton entered full-time government work as an acquisition attorney in the Defense Department's Defense Logistics Agency. He stayed for more than 20 years, until 2001, when then-OFPP administrator Angela Styles asked him to come across the river to be her deputy.
After Styles left the post in 2003, Burton spent much of his time in an acting administrator role, interrupted only by David Safavian's nine-month tenure before his arrest and conviction in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. Paul Denett became the new administrator in August.
Burton said the most difficult aspect of the OFPP administrator's job is trying to consider everyone's position when setting policies.
"There is no question. The most challenging aspect of the OFPP administrator's job is really to fairly balance competing interests on every one of our initiatives," Burton said.
Being in the middle is one of OFPP's major roles — and the thorniest for its leaders. "Trying to come up with that balance, I think, is very difficult to do, and that is what makes the job so challenging and interesting," Burton said.
David Javdan, managing director at Alvarez and Marsal, a firm that advises businesses on solving internal problems, said Burton works in a highly contentious area. Experts often take opposite stances on the issues, but Burton pushes past opinion to get to the facts of the issue, he said.
Styles said Burton started straightening things up in OFPP as soon as he arrived. Some employees were uninterested in working, so Burton soon had them hunting for jobs that fit their interests, she said.
"People who work for Rob have to work," she said.
Position: Associate administrator of the Office of Management and Budget's Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
Work history: Worked for the Defense Logistics Agency as an acquisition attorney after law school. He moved to OFPP in 2003 as deputy to then-administrator Angela Styles. He is now deputy to Paul Denett, the new OFPP administrator.
Education: Earned a degree in government from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va., in 1976. He graduated from the University of Virginia Law School in 1979.
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Little known fact: In 1971, Burton shook hands with President Nixon while participating in the American Legion's Boys Nation program. Perhaps as a result of that encounter, Burton became a presidential history buff. Traveling through Fairfield, Ohio, he once made an unexpected stop at the home of President Rutherford Hayes. He and his family left three hours later, and the children begged him never to make such a stop again.
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Ride Share. SJD to Los Barriles 1/18/14Anyone flying to San Jose del Cabo airport want to share a taxi/van to Los Barriles on the evening of 1/18? I have a van set up. Plenty of room for more people w/ gear. Hoping to depart around 6PM.
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Much as we cyclists evangelise the sport, often irritating non-believers with our holier-than-thou smugness, there is one inescapable truth which all pedal-ers must face up to: the chances are you're going to fall off.
It is the biggest reason (ahead of, say, indolence and an aversion to sweat) why not everyone is dashing to the bike shop or digging out their hibernating bicycles for the summer time.
My first tumble finally came on the way to work the other week. As I rose out of my saddle to build speed after stopping for some lights, my cleated left shoe unclipped out of the pedal. Foot hit asphalt and front wheel flipped, causing the fixed back wheel to rear up and catapult me over the bars.
X-rays revealed a "shoulder separation" and doctors consigned me to public transport, in a sling, for SIX WEEKS.
To add insult to injury, mine was a lame crash story. Not so my colleague, Jamie. He got taken out by a car a month later and ended up burying his head in the man's windscreen.
Gallingly, he not only had a decent tale to tell (and the blue-light treatment; I had to be rescued by my mum) but also a wad of insurance cash and no lasting damage. Not fair.
An old school friend was yet another cyclist I know to have come a cropper in recent weeks. Then I hear that the writer Toby Young has been demonstrating to readers of his blog how to lose blood and terrify people.
The bald author landed on his helmet-less bonce after being hit by a car. "I looked as if an alien had burst out of my forehead," he wrote alongside a link to a gory photo.
Bad luck all round but (and I hope you've stuck with me this far) fear not, says CTC. The national cycling organisation's recent "Safety in Numbers" report, presented to Parliament by CTC president and snazzily besocked news anchorman Jon Snow, records a 91 per cent increase in cycling in London since 2000 and a 33 per cent decline in casualties.
It's a similar story elsewhere, the theory being that more cyclists means that drivers – increasing numbers of whom also ride – are more aware of their two-wheeled colleagues. Jamie, Toby and I are back on our bikes now, hoping that they're right.
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