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Vanderbilt Health
September 22, 2019
Nashville, Tennessee
Pharmacy Technician - 100 Oaks Outpatient Pharmacy
Discovery Vanderbilt University Medical Center:
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, and operating at a global crossroads of teaching, discovery and patient care, VUMC is a community of individuals who come to work each day with the simple aim of changing the world. It is a place where your expertise will be valued, your knowledge expanded and your abilities challenged. It is a place where your diversity -- of culture, thinking, learning and leading -- is sought and celebrated. It is a place where employees know they are part of something that is bigger than themselves, take exceptional pride in their work and never settle for what was good enough yesterday. Vanderbilt's mission is to advance health and wellness through preeminent programs in patient care, education, and research.
Department/Unit Summary
The Department of Pharmaceutical Services provides comprehensive pharmaceutical care services to Vanderbilt University Hospital (VUH), Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt (Children's Hospital), Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital (VPH) and The Vanderbilt Medical Group (VMG).
This patient-centered service is provided through the Patient Care Center organization and clinic structure.
The role of the Pharmacy is to promote safe and effective medication therapy for all patients and to provide oversight and leadership of the medication use system.
For more information visit our website: http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/root/vumc.php?site=pharmacy
Performs tasks within the pharmacy in direct support of the ongoing duties and responsibilities of a pharmacist with occasional guidance. Tasks performed contribute directly to the preparation and/or dispensing of a final dosage form for administration to a patient and are directly supervised by a pharmacist in an outpatient retail pharmacy setting. Provides customer service by answering phone requests and triaging calls to the appropriate person if they cannot answer the requested information. Applies departmental processes regarding inventory control.
Monday - Friday
No Weekends/Holidays
No late evenings
PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG PREPARATION, DISPENSING & DISTRIBUTION (NOVICE): - Possesses sufficient fundamental proficiency to successfully review, prepare, dispense and distribute prescribed medications. Where applicable, this includes being proficient in the general principles and techniques of asepsis utilized to compound sterile preparations (CSPs) to minimize the risk of contamination.
DRUG INVENTORY & RECORDS MANAGEMENT (NOVICE): - Possesses fundamental proficiency working with drug inventory and records management. Demonstrates ability to maintain appropriate inventory levels of medications. Able to collect, organize and/or maintain evaluations of pharmacy or patient related information.
PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE & COMPLIANCE (NOVICE): - Demonstrates working knowledge of the appropriate rules and regulations as they apply to the department and work areas. Maintains current understanding of rules and regulations and facilitates processes that support the application of various rules and regulations. Demonstrates knowledge of process improvement, quality assurance and/or programs. Understands the principles upon which the rules and regulations are based. Demonstrates a commitment to continuous quality improvement and supports compliance with a federal, state and local regulations as well as organizational policies and procedures.
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPUTER LITERACY (FUNDAMENTAL AWARENESS): - Has demonstrated a basic understanding of computers or has successfully completed training for applications that are used to support medication use processes.
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Please click on the link to learn more about the benefits package at Vanderbilt University Medical Center: https://hr.vumc.org/sites/vumc.org.hr/files/careers/2018BenefitsOverviewCandidate.pdf
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center is home to Vanderbilt University Hospital, The Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, the Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital and the Vanderbilt Stallworth Rehabilitation Hospital. These hospitals experienced more than 61,000 inpatient admissions during fiscal year 2015. Vanderbilt's adult and pediatric clinics treated nearly 2 million patients during this same period.Vanderbilt University Hospital and the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt are recognized again this year by U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals as among the nation's best with 18 nationally ranked specialties. Vanderbilt University Medical Center is world renowned because of the innovation, work ethic and collegiality of its employees. From our health care advances to our compassionate care, Vanderbilt owes its accomplishments and reputation to staff and faculty who bring skill and drive and innovation to the medical center day after day. World-leading academic departments and comprehensive centers of excellence pursue scientific discoveries and transformational educational and clinical advances across the entire spectrum of health and disease.As th...e largest employer in middle Tennessee, we welcome those who are interested in ongoing development in a caring, culturally sensitive and professional atmosphere. Most of us spend so much of our lives at work, we want to be part of maintaining a workplace in which people support one another and encourage reaching for excellence. Many high-achieving employees stay at Vanderbilt because of the professional growth they experience and because of their appreciation of Vanderbilt's benefits, public events and discussions, athletic opportunities, beautiful setting and, above all, sense of community and purpose.Vanderbilt and its employees share a set of mutual expectations that have been created with productivity, legality, fairness and safety always in mind. We believe that our investment in training and compensating employees multiplies in value when we enable individuals to deliver their best performance for the benefit of us all.
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oDaryl T. Olin, 32, of Camillus, was charged in the town of Cazenovia with a speed violation and driving while intoxicated.
oStefanie A. Lutz, 24, of Cleveland, was charged in the town of Sullivan with operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .08 of one percent, driving while intoxicated, refusal to take breath test and drinking alcohol in a motor vehicle on a highway.
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Charlie Sheen's ex-wife Brooke Mueller lost custody of their twin sons after she was admitted to UCLA Medical Center May 3 for help with prescription drug abuse. Publicists did not give a specific explanation for Mueller's breakdown at the time, but Sheen went to court to place his children in the custody of his other ex, Denise Richards.
TMZ added details to the story on Monday, with a report that Mueller was "rambling" about "mafia connections" when police arrived at her home on May 1st. A man visiting the home called 911 claiming that Mueller had assaulted him.
Sources say she told cops she had been in constant contact with the FBI for months about Charlie Sheen, saying she was giving them a ton of info that would "bring him down."
Police said they believed Mueller was under the influence around her two children, and immediately called Children and Family Services.
Sheen's rep said he was happy to place the boys in Richards' temporary care: "He knows [the twins] Max and Bob are safe and in a stable, loving environment with Denise and the boys' sisters."
According to TMZ, Mueller had been taking Adderall, the same drug Lindsay Lohan wants to leave rehab for.


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You've tried to show a home in its best light. You've taken photos of all of the rooms and features, but they just lack that wow factor.
There are a few key factors to consider when shooting interiors that can mean the difference between a dark, dingy, lackluster home and a bright, inviting, sharp interior.
Set up the shot
The room or vignette has to look good before the camera can record that beauty. Remove clutter, keeping just a few items on each surface. Simplicity of material objects helps bring the details of the home out instead of the focus being on the items within.
Always use a tripod. This will steady your shot – a necessary action when shooting in interiors, especially with low light. If your tripod doesn't have a built-in level, bring a small one with you so you can make sure your angles are straight. This is very important when shooting interiors as a small degree off can throw converging lines and, therefore, the whole room off balance.
Make sure the lights are turned on. Turn off any lights of a different variety than the main lights to avoid contrast between them. Also, try taking some shots with the natural light coming in unobstructed and others with the natural light filtered through blinds or curtains. See which one you like better for the space. Avoid using your flash, it will make everything appear harsh and less inviting and create distracting shadows.
You want a low ISO (around 200 will work) to keep the colours vibrant and reduce the noise in your pictures. A higher ISO would be used for extreme low-light situations, which you shouldn't encounter with the lights turned on inside a home.
You want a strong depth of field and this is where you get it. Set your aperture to f.11 or higher so the whole room is in focus. Use this setting unless you want to take a picture of a detail and wish to blur the background. In this case, you would use a low aperture like f.3.5. If shooting in automatic mode, keep your camera set to aperture priority to keep the look of the photos consistent throughout the home.
Shutter speed
This is where you can change the exposure. Try allowing more or less light in depending on the available light in the room. The quicker the speed, the less time light has to enter into the shot. You will need a slower shutter speed for interior shots to show the details and create that bright, inviting feeling.
White Balance
Colour balance or white balance is very important when shooting interiors. You want the colours and tones to show true and changing the white balance according to the type of lighting you encounter in each room will help you create great pictures. Use a white or grey piece of cardstock to determine the correct setting. Place the card in the shot and take a few pictures with varying white balance settings. Once you match the colour of the card in your photos to the one in the room, you have attained the right white balance. This will change from room to room as the available light changes.
Following these simple steps when shooting interiors will lead to stimulating photos that capture the home in its best light.


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Nucor's DiMicco Named AISI Chairman
During his chairman's address, DiMicco challenged fellow industry executives to "join the battle. Our policy goals won't be achieved on their own. It will require an aggressive stand on key issues, activating our industry's grassroots power more effectively than we have done in the past, and responding with a strong and unified voice to misguided policies." AISI is online at www.steel.org.
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Heath & Gemma
After a romp with Helena Christensen and a rumoured hook up with Lindsay Lohan (I call bullsh*t), Heath Ledger has found love close to home in the form of 20 year old Australian supermodel Gemma Ward.
Gemma, as you can see, is your typical genetic freak. Limbs and features that don't look like they should belong together and yet when put together become exquisite as a whole.
Apparently she resisted Heath's advances for a while but has now finally succumbed to his deep voice, smelly socks, and alarmingly receding hairline. According to Australian gossips, the two returned home for the holidays where Heath met her family and where he introduced her to his family as his girlfriend.
Poor young thing. Heath's the kind of man who can suck away your good years.
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SANDESTIN, Fla.—The 14th-ranked Birmingham-Southern women's golf team finished 13th at the Golfweek Division III Fall Preview this week at Baytowne Golf Club in Sandestin, Fla.
The Panthers carded a three-round total of 988, two strokes behind No. 12 Illinois Wesleyan. No. 2 Methodist was the tournament winner with a total of 904, followed by No. 5 Washington (Mo.) with 910 and No. 23 Rhodes with 934. No. 3 UT Tyler was fourth with 937, No. 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor was fifth with 938, and No. 22 Trinity was sixth with 943. Other ranked opponents included No. 8 Centre, who placed ninth with 967 and No. 21 Schreiner at 10th with 980.
Sophomore Sarah Dolmovich was BSC's top finisher with a total of 240 (80-77-83), followed by senior Ellen Chun with 244 (83-81-80), senior Kaleigh Toole with 245 (84-80-81), and sophomore Wallis Fairvalley with 259 (81-96-82).
WashU's Connie Zhou was the individual medalist, shooting 219 (76-72-71).
The Panthers have concluded their fall schedule and will resume play in February, hosting the 2014 Ann Rhoads Invitational, Feb. 23-24 at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Oxmoor Valley in Birmingham, Ala.


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Octavio Dotel is on his 13th different MLB team, and he's not even a crafty lefty. It's a record of longevity and effectiveness, if not irreplaceability, but it's a record nonetheless. Dotel is very aware of his own milestone, and has been for some time—putting it highest on his list of personal goals, above even pitching for the defending champs. Jayson Stark spent some time with Dotel in Tigers camp, and asked him what could possibly draw him away from the World Series-winning Cardinals:
"After I got traded to St. Louis, that's when I started hearing that I tied it, that I tied three other guys in history who played with 12 teams. And I said, 'Really? Wow. Pretty nice.' And immediately, I think, 'It would be nice if I break it.' So from that point on, I thought, well, I would love to stay in St. Louis because the team was really good, but at the same time, I was like, well, if I sign with somebody else, that would be good, too, because that way I'm going to break the record."
In its own strange way, that's real loyalty. Not to a team—Dotel's been traded six times, so he knows what that loyalty is worth—but to a cause. If he breaks camp with Detroit, and there's every indication he will, Dotel will stand alone in the Baseball Encyclopedia Of Neat But Useless Facts (a.k.a. Jayson Stark's body of work), relegating Matt Stairs, Ron Villone and Mike Morgan to footnotes to a footnote.
Call Octavio Dotel the ultimate nomad [ESPN.com]
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Rockledge, FL (May 10, 2012) - Health First has issued its 2012 Community Report: Committed to the Community - Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, which highlights stories about how the integrated system has provided health care for the community for the past seven-and-a-half decades. The report highlights such stories as our annual Save a Life CPR Community Day, our close-by Emergency Room care, our Health First Health Plans offerings, our volunteer opportunities, a life-saving procedure called cryoblation, an dozens of others. Also included is a timeline of Health First historical milestones, and an interview with Health First President/CEO Steve Johnson and Board Chairman Jim Shaw about the new era of health care.
Seventeen years ago, three Brevard hospitals - Cape Canaveral Hospital in Cocoa Beach, Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne, and Palm Bay Hospital - joined forces to form our locally-based and operated, not-for-profit health system. Along with Health First Physicians and Health First Health Plans, which now insures more than 63,000 area residents, Health First sits on a strong foundation that has improved many lives in surrounding communities.
Even before the 1995 formation of Health First, these three hospitals were dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of their communities, and now have served Brevard for a combined total of 146 years - Holmes for 75 years, Cape Canaveral Hospital for 50 years, and Palm Bay Hospital for 20 years. Health First's newest facility, Viera Hospital, just completed its firs year of service.
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As employee engagement rates decline, the cost-cutting mantra may not be helping anything.
The "do more with less" mantra is nothing new to government employees. While there is often a cry for less government, the truth is that most Americans want government that costs less, not government that does less. So government employees have now gone over two years without pay increases and had to endure numerous program cuts in the name of fiscal responsibility. While "doing more with less" may seem admirable, it may actually be harming employee productivity and driving a lower return on investment of taxpayer dollars.
Sometimes the best way to tell a story is by starting at the end. This story ends with productivity growth rates that have been declining for the past decade (see below.) While growth rates are still technically growing, a 0.3 percent productivity growth rate for 2012 is still cause for concern. New internet based collaboration technologies, flexible schedules, mobile devices, cloud computing and much more should be driving greater productivity growth. Yet here we are, almost five years into a recession with long-term productivity decreases.
In the past few days, we've explained the link between productivity and employee engagement . Simply put, engaged employees are vital to organizational success because they drive innovation, growth, and most importantly, produce at much higher levels than even their satisfied counterparts . Organizations are more profitable and productive when more employees are engaged, but engagement levels have been dropping across the board.
A Kenexa report detailing global trends in employee engagement found that, "The phenomenon of declining employee engagement was not limited in geographic scope, job type, or even industry. In 2011, employee engagement levels declined in all six major economies." An Aon Hewitt report found a similar trend, noting, "In fact, 2010 engagement levels represented the largest decline in employee engagement research that Aon Hewitt has seen in the last 15 years."
The correlation between declining productivity and declining engagement is no accident. Engaged workers increase productivity, but the "do more with less" message may be drastically lowering employee engagement.
"Doing more with less" seems like a logical, practical response to a downturned economy. After all, doing more with less really just means increasing efficiency. Yet, the unintended consequence of a long-term focus on cutting non-essential costs and making operations increasingly "lean" are that key requisites for engagement might get cut as well.
Much of what determines an employee's engagement level is determined by their perceptions and expectations of an organization. Employees are typically willing to put up with some short-term cuts and talk of "doing more with less." However, over the long-term, employee perceptions of their own ability sour and the employees begin losing faith in leadership and pride in the organization they have associated themselves with.
The double whammy of cutting HR programs and increasing perceptions of expendability or ineffectiveness will cause more and more employees to become disillusioned with work. Ultimately, this may account for consistent productivity losses across the board. The key lesson: it may be time for companies and agencies to change their messaging; if not for the sake of engagement and morale, then at least for the sake of variety.
How do you feel about the "do more with less" mantra? Do you feel it continues to have validity or that it's become a detriment to employee engagement? Share your thoughts by joining 20,000 federal managers who have taken Government Executive's employee engagement survey. Help create the most complete picture of engagement in federal agencies ever assembled.
Click here to take GovExec's five-minute survey on employee engagement.
Read more of Excellence in Government's series on employee engagement below:
- The Three Best Ways to Keep Your Employees Engaged
- 4 Reasons Why Investing in Employee Engagement Matters
- What's the Difference Between Employee Engagement and Employee Satisfaction?
- 3 Ways Agency Leadership Can Keep Employees Engaged
- How Happy Are You at Work? Tell Us.
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Nothing wrong with E30s, I'm just more on a family mover kick this morning - white on black 540i Touring is ideal, but this is would work as well:
Hey Benenya, what's your last name? (You can PM if you want). Just wondering if thats you that requested my friendship on facebook or someone else :p
For your E30 fix, here is one that has been causing some controversy on the forums... can you guess why?
is it the plate?
i'm gonna say sr20 engine swap
It was an SR20 (not sure it was ever completed), now S50.
I thought it looked familiar...i'm not really a purist so i can't see anything wrong with it
check it
what up B
shameless post for people to see my sig.
yo tyler! i was just talking bout your ride last night. My buddy used to run DTA and he was telling me he ended up selling it off..
did he mention if he had pro-8?
i have been playing with it alot and i think i almost kind of know what is going on
somettimes. rofl
there is a tuner in texas i can get a base map to start with for you, so we aren't at least starting from scratch. :thumbsup:
were also going to have to figure out the two step.
sweet, glad to hear you have been tinkering with it! I think it would be pretty simple.
we already have a base map though, the one you have is a perfect starting point, plus if you go 9:1 i'll have a really good idea on spark settings for higher boost. taking the rally car to the dyno this afternoon
no worries on that, setting up the boost control today for that too haha
and to think this all started with new motor mounts. . .
good luck on the dyno dude :super:
Holly hell.. WTF is this.. A CC again??? Wowzers!
Now the real question, how long will people behave?
» - Patrol
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What the heck is with the "friend requests" on here?! Last i checked this was not facebook or myspace, so why the heck is there "friends" on here?! Thats retarded in my opinion
is it the mirrors
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Blake Krikorian, the hardware entrepreneur, quit Amazon's board of directors on Monday to join a mysterious competitor. We now know its name: Microsoft.
Microsoft reportedly bought Krikorian's latest startup, a home-automation company called id8 Group R2 Studios.
Krikorian is best known as the guy behind Sling Media and the Slingbox, a device which rebroadcast signals from a TV in your living room to a laptop or smartphone.
When Krikorian gave notice that he was leaving Amazon, Amazon said it was due to the sale of his startup and that he was taking a role with the company that bought it. But it didn't reveal who the mysterious buyer was.
Wall Street Journal reporters Jessica Lessin and Shira Ovide are now reporting that Microsoft bought R2 Studios for an undisclosed sum. In addition to getting Krikorian to join Microsoft, Redmond is also getting some patents. R2 Studios was working on some super secret tech around displaying digital content on TVs and doing mobile home automation.
Last year, it released an app that let Android phones control home lightiing and heating, the Wall Street Journal reports.
R2 Studios also reportedly had lots of suitors besides Microsoft, including Google and Apple.
Home automation is becoming a hot area for tech companies. For instance, former Apple executive Tony Fadell made waves with his startup, Nest Labs. Nest produces a smart thermostat controlled with a mobile phone.


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|National Lampoon's Animal House (Collector's Edition)
|Tuesday, 24 February 1998
Often imitated but never bettered, 1978's 'National Lampoon's Animal House' is not only one of the most successful film comedies ever made but also one of the most influential. Pretty much every rowdy teen comedy made since has attempted to either copy outright or somehow improve upon 'Animal's mixture of outrageous pranks, irreverence, anarchic high spirits and palpable camaraderie.
Some of 'Animal's thematic children are perfectly sound; more of them are completely lame. The imitators often pick up on the most obvious elements – rebellion, raunch, wreckage – and miss both the high-wire sweetness and small grace notes that are present throughout, courtesy of the tone set by director John Landis and writers Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney & Chris Miller. It also helps that 'Animal House' was already a period film when it was made: set in 1962, it takes place in a universe where real-life (as opposed to virtual) discovery is still prevalent and the military draft is a serious threat.
At Faber College, freshmen roommates Larry (Thomas Hulce) and Kent (Stephen Furst) are immediately branded geeks, unlikely to be accepted into any fraternity. They find their way to Delta, which Larry darkly notes has a reputation as "the worst house on campus." Among Delta's inhabitants: ladies' man Otter (Tim Matheson), low-key sarcasm king Boon (Peter Riegert), nervous spokesman Hoover (James Widdoes), motorcycle-riding (through the halls and up stairs) D-Day (Bruce McGill) and unpredictable, unstoppable force Bluto (John Belushi). The school's apoplectic Dean Wormer (John Vernon) and fascistic ROTC Capt. Niedermeyer (Mark Metcalf) want to shut down Delta House – which turns out to be perfectly feasible – but they reckon without Delta's gift for lunacy.
It would be unwise to judge 'Animal House' by the standards of later 'National Lampoon' movies. This film treads a magical fine line of mischief, where later 'Lampoon' features are simply outright mean-spirited. Some of the material here is questionable by the year 2000 standards, but on reflection, the bits of racial humor are based on black/white mistrust (which fits the 1962 segregated milieu) rather than negative traits on either side; the sexual humor is about surprising consent rather than assault or female credulity; the bad guys are shown to be truly vicious – in filmic terms, begging for a comeuppance – rather than simply pompous.
Belushi's turn as Bluto here is rightly the stuff of legend, but if the other actors weren't in buoyant sync, Bluto couldn't shine as he does – he needs the context provided by the rest of the cast. Matheson and Riegert make a great razor-tongued double act, McGill has his own brand of eye-widening insanity, and Hulce and Furst are both endearing as newcomers to the kingdom of madness. Donald Sutherland is very funny as a reasonably hip professor and Vernon, Metcalf, James Daughton and Kevin Bacon all manage to be hilarious as the smarmy fascists theoretically running the show.
The soundtrack for 'Animal House' is an unqualified treat. Most of the songs are ones to be savored over and over; all are expertly chosen to steer the mood and tempo of specific scenes. In Chapter 3, our first sight of Delta is accompanied by an energetic cover of "Louie, Louie," shortly echoed in Chapter 5 by a raucous but agreeable live chorus from the Deltas. Chapter 12 has Sam Cooke's spritely romantic college ode "Wonderful World" setting the stage for a food fight. Lloyd Williams and his musical cohorts, playing onscreen band Otis Day and the Knights, deliver a burn-the-house-down rendition of "Shout" that captures the energy and exuberance of Delta life.
The collector's edition disk comes with a number of goodies, the most impressive being a 45-minute long documentary, 'The Yearbook,' in which filmmaker Joseph "J.M." Kenny seems to have rounded up all living participants in 'Animal House,' who speak of their experiences over 20 years later with tremendous affection. Along with clips filmed during the making of 'Animal House' – there's a very funny bit of Landis getting Belushi to express various emotions with his eyebrows – there are fond reminiscences of Belushi and writer Doug Kenney by their friends. There are also a plethora of stories. Arguably the most startling of these, related by cast members who were there, tells of the actors playing Deltas going to a real frat party two days before filming began and getting stomped by the irate frat brothers.
For anyone who wants to see the roots of the last 20 years of teen film comedy or just have a good laugh with good tunes, 'Animal House' is indispensable. For those who know this already, 'The Yearbook' is a most welcome bonus.


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Walking through snowy Munich last night, I saw something I've never seen before:
An empty Apple store.
The store was closed, so it's not surprising that it was empty. But still, that's not something I see every day. (The flagship store in New York never closes. And it's never empty.)
Munich's a pretty city, especially at night in the snow. Here are some more shots from the center of town.
The "New Town Hall" in Marienplatz. It's always a wake-up call for Americans to visit Europe and be reminded that a building started in 1867 is considered "new."
One of a couple massive iPad Mini billboards in the center of Munich:
Streetcars in the snow.
Bikes in the snow.
(In New York, those would be bike frames in the snow, with wheels, seats, handle bars, and pedals having been stolen.)
Statue of a guy walking in the snow... (Foreground, made of bronze. He's someone in particular, but I forget who.)
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Two attorneys
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Attorneys David York and Andrew Howell have formed the firm of York Howell LLC, with offices at 6405 S. 3000 East, Suite 150 in Cottonwood Heights. They also are licensed to practice in Texas, Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska and New York, and will focus on tax and estate planning, among other areas. Both were previously with Callister Nebeker & McCullough.
Burrito franchise
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Tavistock Restaurants has signed on a local franchisee for its fast-casual FREEBIRDS World Burrito restaurants. Mark McKay and Chris Beck-McKay of MC Food Service LLC have committed to build 10 locations in Utah, beginning with Salt Lake City. The two anticipate their first FREEBIRDS opening by the end of the year. There are 96 FREEBIRDS restaurants in Texas, Oklahoma, California, Louisiana, Kansas and Missouri.
Sonora Grill
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Sonora Grill in Ogden is giving more than $29,000 to the Weber State Scholarship Foundation through its April Dining for Dollars event to help a low-income, first-generation student in higher education pursuits. An anonymous donor matched the contribution. A two-year, full-tuition scholarship will be awarded to one college sophomore to be selected this month.
New challenge
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One of the biggest critics of Michael Dell's plan to take the company he founded private has launched a fresh challenge to that $24.4 billion bid and says the slumping PC maker needs new leadership. Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has teamed with Dell's largest independent shareholder, Southeastern Asset Management, to pitch a deal that would let shareholders keep their stake in the company and give them either $12 per share in cash or additional shares.
Post office had
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The U.S. Postal Service s lost $1.9 billion over the last three months and warned that losses would continue to mount without help from Congress. The loss for the period ending March 31 was smaller than a $3.2-billion loss for the same period last year, thanks to slightly higher revenue and lower payments toward health benefits for workers who will retire in the future. But the Postal Service continues to lose money at a rapid pace.
Yoga franchise
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CorePower Yoga has opened its first Utah studio in the Salt Lake Valley, at Highland Square shopping center, 3142 Highland Drive. CorePower's location offers a spa-like atmosphere equipped with two full-sized yoga studios, men's and women's locker rooms and showers, and a waiting area. Classes encompass a variety of asanas, or poses, for all skill levels and are taught by certified instructors. The studio is offering individuals one week of unlimited free classes. The company is based in Denver.


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Unless you have been living under a rock, I am sure you have heard about the latest salmonella outbreak. For most of us who have Celiac or have to eat gluten-free, this really doesn't apply, as the crackers & cookies are not GF and the actual peanut butter isn't sold in stores in a jar, but used in schools, hospitals & nursing homes. However, I did happen across some information this AM that shows that Lara bar has recalled their Peanut Butter Cookie bars and JamFrakas Peanut Butter BlissCrisp bars. These are both GF items and ones I have consumed in the last week. Geesh! Scary stuff! So, please check your cabinets and the web sites to make sure that you & your loved ones are safe from this latest outbreak.
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Lower Silvermine-New Routes?
New Areas. New routes. Retrobolting. Add-ons. Re-grading. etc.
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Lower Silvermine-New Routes?
On a recent trip to the crag we noticed about five newly bolted routes on the far left of the crag, past the Cloud Nine wall. There is also a route on the right side of Cloud Nine and a new route tp the right of \"Blockhead\" (the long 20). Does anyone know the grades of these routes? Many people are asking the question. Thanks.
The route to the right of cloud nine wall is Malcolm Gowan's \"My Precious\" grade 20. Pumpy and sustained in the lower half V.nice! Some of the rock at the start is a bit suspect so handle with care. The line right of Blockhead is my project and isnt open yet. It too features many loose blocks reinforced with glue so stay off it until Ive opened it and am satisfied its safe. Lines left of cloud nine? news to me. Anyone know anything about them? -Greg.
new route, L of \"Between the Lines\"
On a similair note, noticed a new route left of \"Between the Lines\". Good for botanists . I guess about 18. Anyone got name etc for this route?
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Routes at lower silvermine
The Route just left of 'between the lines' I have opened is 'Stealth' grade 19 and is there for all to enjoy.
Routes at lower silvermine
The Route just left of 'between the lines' I have opened is 'Stealth' grade 19 and is there for all to enjoy.
That new route
Thanks for that info. Climbed the route yesterday and yep, the grass doesn't get in the way... it just *looks* like it will. It does hide a jug though, but one doesn't really need it, as the sequence is cool with just the little layaway. We all reckoned it was a definite grade 18.
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In January 2013, we released our latest book titled "The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win." Closely modeled after "The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement," by Dr. Eliyahu Goldratt, the book shows the downward spiral that happens in almost every IT organization, and how DevOps can help us claw our way out.
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I wrote the original version of Tripwire when I was an undergraduate at Purdue University in 1992, when I was doing an independent study project with the famous Dr. Gene Spafford.
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My Work Studying High Performing IT Organizations
What fewer people know about me is that one of my areas of passion has been studying high-performing IT organizations. This journey started in 2000, when I started keeping a list of people that was called "Gene's list of people with great kung fu." These were the people who talked and acted differently than everyone else. More importantly, their organizations all had simultaneously achieved the highest IT service levels, the best information security outcomes, the best posture of compliance, and amazingly, the best IT efficiencies.
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As the third-largest city in South Carolina, North Charleston has grown from what was once known as a military community to a thriving metropolis with a performing arts center, a 14,000-seat coliseum, popular museums and abundant shopping. North Charleston, with a population of 80,000 covering more than 76 square miles, attracts many new residents due to a revitalization plan that rivals any in the United States.
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