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Doug Marrone now runs the show in Buffalo, and it appears he brought the Football Gods of Common Sense with him.
The new Buffalo Bills coach told reporters earlier this week he doesn't see C.J. Spiller merely as a situational running back. The days of seeing the Bills' most explosive playmaker on the sidelines in red-zone situations may be over.
In an interview that will air Friday at 7 p.m. ET on "NFL Total Access," Spiller spoke with Lindsay Rhodes about his opportunity to assume a featured back role in his fourth season. Is he reading into Marrone's comments the same way everyone else is?
"Pretty much," Spiller said. "We're gonna try to use me as much as possible and not let teams get one beam on me and say I can just run the ball. Hopefully I'll be utilized in space -- in the slot, whatever the case may be -- to try to help us find those mismatches to take advantage of."
Last season, Spiller became the first Bills player to gain at least 1,700 yards from scrimmage since Travis Henry in 2002, accomplishing the feat on 138 fewer touches. Spiller was asked if he felt he was underused by former Bills coach Chan Gailey.
"I can't say that. I had my best year (in 2012) since I've been in the league. Unfortunately, I didn't get the carries the outside world wanted me to get, but I was fine with that," he said. "My best year that I ever had, and I'm looking forward to building on it."
So why didn't Spiller get the workload he deserved last year? Fred Jackson's high standing in the Bills' locker room surely played a role, as did the contract extension the team handed out to Jackson last May. Then there were the questions of whether Spiller had it in him to serve as a bell-cow back.
The Bills won't know the answer to that until Spiller gets his shot. That might be about to happen.
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This treatment technology of Biodiesel Oil Production Line is newly developed by our company Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd., which can meet high quality standards of biodiesel and have many advantages such as fast reaction speed, high conversion rate, vitriol not required to be catalyst, sulphur controlled below 10ppm, small corrosivity to equipment, zero waste water discharge and others. The research of this technology Hot sale refined chia seed oil machine malaysia changed the record of using heterogeneous catalyst in old technologies, breaking the history of only having national standard biodiesel but no European standard biodiesel.Our company Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. regards "quality is life"as our enterprise spirit. Our products have already passed relevant International Quality Management System Certifications. Our products are also exported to European Union. We adopt highly abrasive materials and advanced processing technique of Hot sale refined chia seed oil machine malaysia, making the devices have long service life and wear-proof performance. We have won a great reputation at home and abroad.
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Refining section:
Dewaxing Section:
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(1) Refining section: used to P-acid de-gumming, alkali refining de-acid and water rinsing.
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2 oxtail, cut into 2" pieces
3/4 cups flour
3 tbsp olive oil
3 cups beef stock
1 cup red wine
1 cup tomato juice
3 tbsp tomato paste
2 garlic cloves, minced
3 bay leaves
3 thyme sprigs (or 1tsp dried)
1/2 tsp grated nutmeg
1 tsp salt
1 tsp freshly ground black pepper
2 cups yellow onions, coarsely chopped
1 cup celery, diced
1 cup carrots, cut into 1/8" rounds
chopped parsley for garnish
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- Set the pot over medium heat. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat, and simmer 2 hours or until oxtails are ver tender. Taste and correct seasoning. Skim fat from the sauce. Serve the oxtails in a warm serving dish with some of the sauce on top, and garnish with some parsley.


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Storage salaries edge up in lean times
While storage salaries crept up this year and next year's paychecks might be a little fatter, on-the-job training and new technologies are reasons to love your job in tight times.
- Ellen O'Brien, Executive Editor
Storage salaries are higher than last year, but not by much. Still, on-the-job training and new technologies are good enough reasons to love your job in tight times.
The results of our eighth annual Storage magazine/SearchStorage.com Salary Survey reflect a larger economic trend of tightly strapped salaries that loosened by only a few inches in 2010, and spending that's limited to projects with tangible ROI. This year, our 326 respondents said they earned an average annual salary of $96,554 vs. $96,425 in 2009, less than a 1% increase.
That's a much smaller year-over-year increase than we've seen in our previous surveys; in 2009, respondents reported a 3.5% year-over-year salary jump while our 2008 survey sample reported a 6% rise over 2007.
Still, our 2010 survey respondents earned a good chunk more than our 2009 group of 363 respondents; the average salary reported by last year's respondents was $85,869.
Economy still a drag
Headed into 2011, and looking at an economic picture too hazy for anyone to predict with confidence, this year's Salary Survey respondents are apparently hunkering down and expecting budgets and salaries to stay locked down. Indeed, they estimate their compensation will drop in 2011 to $95,087, representing a 1.5% decrease from 2009.
As perhaps another indication of an intimidating economy, approximately 33% of this year's respondents stated they were in "maintenance mode," or, as one respondent wrote: "Very much in maintenance mode. The current economic climate will not allow for much more."
However, many of those surveyed reported taking on the sort of ambitious data storage projects that lean times demand -- ones designed to eventually cut costs and increase efficiency. Newly virtualized environments, implementing archiving tiers and consolidating data centers are all projects that ranked as priorities in our survey and follow-up interviews.
For Eric Hall, IT infrastructure engineer at a San Francisco-based multimedia company, virtualization and data deduplication projects completed in 2010 were a success. But, he added, "we still struggle to keep up with the demand." Like most storage admins, Hall noted, his shop has "capacity issues."
"We buy a couple of terabytes of backup, and then the storage is out of control," Hall said, echoing a sentiment familiar to plenty of our survey takers. And while stress and workloads seem to increase with the size of data stores, so do salaries, according to our results. Those managing less than 1 TB averaged $73,156, while those managing between 100 TB and 500 TB earned an average of $123,681.
New England region and financial services top salary charts
In California, Hall's annual salary of $112,000 is higher than the $96,433 average reported by his Pacific region peers. The Pacific region ranked fourth among the eight U.S. regions represented in this year's survey. New England respondents topped the salary chart this year with an average annual paycheck of $116,362.
Those located in the Southeast region held up the bottom rung at $85,487. In Canada, data storage professionals earned an average salary of $105,589, ranking behind just two of the U.S. regions.
|Click here to get a PDF of the Average 2010 Salary by Region chart.
When broken down by industry, the financial services sector topped all others with an average salary of $122,040. This was followed by the healthcare/pharmaceuticals industry with $107,100.
In our 2009 survey, we spoke with several storage professionals who were headed to government jobs or non-profit organizations as a way of landing safely outside of companies impacted by Wall Street quakes. In 2010, respondents with jobs in the government/nonprofit sector reported average annual salaries of $85,339; those working in education ranked last with $71,185.
|Click here to get a PDF of the Average 2010 Salary by Industry chart.
When it came to anticipated 2010 bonuses, IT services was the most optimistic among our industry verticals: respondents in this category ranked fourth with 2010 average salaries of $104,631 but estimated a 2010 bonus of $11,756. Financial services sector respondents predicted their end-of-year checks would include an average bonus of $8,750.
New challenges, promotions are key to job satisfaction
Regardless of industry or geographic location, our Salary Survey respondents agreed that income was the chief priority when considering a job in data storage management. Career advancement was next, followed by job responsibilities. Again and again, survey takers told us that new IT challenges, a growing skill set, and the opportunity to architect new systems and meet the demands of a growing business were chief contributors to overall job satisfaction.
"I've stayed so long because it's been a really great growth opportunity," the 36-year-old Hall said. "We've all been here a long time and we're a great team. We have developed, for the most part, a real intimate working relationship with the business."
Another respondent, a senior IT director at a national industry trade association, said he's stayed in the same job for nearly two decades due to the internal career advancement and recognition he has received. "I've been promoted several times and there are good opportunities for education," he said, such as workshops, seminars and conferences. Of course, a dearth of training time and money usually has the reverse effect, and several respondents cited those factors as what they like least about their current jobs. As one respondent told us: "Untold hours of personal unpaid time [spent] learning emerging technologies" was sinking his current job satisfaction level.
Another wrote that his current job was characterized by a "lack of training and qualified staff to support the growing demands of storage." And one spelled out his complaint in more detail, saying his job was hard to like because of "the horribly long, necessary, uncompensated hours due to our woeful staffing (two people to support 600 PCs, 40 servers, 40 switches and 2,500 users)."
Despite other similar scenarios, approximately 50% of our respondents plan to continue to work in storage; the others said they were more likely to leverage their data storage experience in another area of IT. Some, like Hall, believe their future might lie in managed services.
In a lot of shops, Hall said, "internal IT growth is negative. So I'll probably end up at a cloud provider somewhere." From his perspective, that's where "the market is going."
"I'd love to be a techie guy, and continue to architect large hardware and storage arrays -- but it's difficult because so much is going to service providers," he noted.
Hall said that more than half of the 60-person global IT team at his firm is expecting to be laid off in 2011. "It's very tough. It's hard for companies to justify the cost of additional IT staff when managed service providers can deliver" the projects for less, he said.
|Smart bosses, soft benefits go long way in tough times
In 2010, plenty of respondents report that they're paying more for some benefits, like healthcare, than in 2009. Nearly 30% saw their benefits reduced in 2010, and 57% said they remained unchanged; however, 12.6% were lucky enough to see benefits improve.
So how much do benefits matter? Well, it's true that more than 48% of those surveyed said benefits were the least important factor when choosing a new job. But when it came to naming reasons for liking their current jobs, soft benefits such as short commutes, domestic partner healthcare coverage and fitness centers were all cited as reasons respondents are satisfied at their current jobs.
Check out the following list to find out seven reasons why storage pros love to go to work -- or not.
Experience, diplomas pay off
Having a dedicated storage group is one way that many organizations formally recognize the importance of storage, and our annual survey showed that dedicated storage groups were in place at 60.7% of companies with more than $10 billion in revenue. That figure dropped to a little more than 51% at firms with between $1.1 billion and $10 billion in revenue.
In general, we found that salaries among our survey respondents rose according to company revenue. At the top end of the scale, data storage professionals working at companies with revenue greater than $10 billion earned an average of $133,509, while firms with revenue lower than $100 million paid their storage pros an average of just under $75,000.
At a time when so many new storage technologies are coming onto the scene with promises of providing new efficiencies and value, companies are apparently willing to pay for knowledge, whether it was acquired in the classroom on or the ground. Salaries rose steadily for respondents as their years of experience stacked up. For rookies with one to five years of experience, the average annual rate of pay was $55,625; with six to 10 years of experience, salaries jumped to $77,242; those with 11 to 15 years of experience earned an average of $80,849; 16 to 20 years garnered an average of $95,830 -- and veterans with 20-plus years of experience averaged $118,455.
There was a fairly direct line between education and salary this year; in the past, our annual surveys have offered a glimpse into the real-world scenarios where companies are far more concerned with paying for skills than diplomas. While that may often be the case, this year's survey showed salaries climbing steadily alongside the number of school years. (The one exception was junior college. Junior college graduates didn't fare better than those who chose not to return to the classroom after high school.)
|Click here to get a PDF of the Average 2010 Salary as it Relates to Education chart.
The average rate of pay among respondents holding high school diplomas was $79,136, while college graduates earned $94,259. And the cost of completing some college coursework but not receiving a full four-year degree also looks like a good investment; those who had some college experience averaged a bit less at $91,902. As they do every year, advanced degrees proved their worth: $117,140 was the annual average salary for those holding a Master's or Ph.D. degree.
When storage experience is combined with advanced degrees, the payoff is significant. A Master's degree combined with more than a decade of storage-specific experience yielded an annual average salary of $172,990.
One respondent, a storage administrator for a New England university with approximately 30 TB of data storage, said he started out as a desktop administrator, and was promoted through the ranks to become a server administrator before working on storage the last three years. "The big thing for us right now is tiering," he said. "We use NetApp storage and we don't have a good way to move the data around based on its usage, so we wind up with some disks that are really busy and some that aren't." Understanding and redesigning storage systems is work experience that he knows will be valuable in his current job and possibly others.
|Click here to get a PDF of the Average 2010 Salary Based on Terabytes Managed chart.
"I'm pretty new to the field," he explained, "so I might be at the low end of the salary range, but I'm looking at this like a great experience."
BIO: Ellen O'Brien is the site editor for SearchStorage.com.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today launched the inaugural NYC BigApps Competition, a contest for software developers and members of the public to create web or mobile applications using City data. For the first time, the City is making available more than 170 datasets to allow developers to build applications that will serve residents, visitors, businesses and the public sector. The City has selected ChallengePost, an online network for organizations and individuals to create and offer competitions, to administer the contest. The developer of the winning applications will receive cash prizes, and Mayor Bloomberg plans to congratulate the winners in person at a dinner. Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Robert C. Lieber will detail the program this evening at NY Tech Meetup, a monthly meeting of tech entrepreneurs where companies and developers demo technology they've been working on in front of an audience of their peers.
"Last week, we launched the Connected City Initiative to put technology to use improving services and providing information to New Yorkers as fast and in as many ways as possible, and BigApps will be yet another way to do that," said Mayor Bloomberg. "The information we're providing is the public's, and we're relying on the creativity and talent of New York City's tech and entrepreneurial communities to come up with innovative and helpful ways to use it. It's a great example of a 21st Century public-private partnership."
"Supporting entrepreneurs and start ups is an important component of our Five Borough Economic Opportunity Plan and the Big Apps competition does just that," said Deputy Mayor Lieber. "By partnering with the private sector to encourage innovative and forward thinking applications, we are capitalizing on existing resources to increase efficiency and transparency in government, stimulate investment and create jobs."
"The City's position as an innovation leader is greatly enhanced by the talented entrepreneurs who live and work here," said New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) President Seth W. Pinsky. "With the NYC BigApps Competition, we have provided developers in the tech community with an unprecedented opportunity to create applications that increase accessibility and transparency in City government, generate jobs, and improve the quality of life for New Yorkers."
"The future of New York City government is providing customer-focused interaction with agencies, delivered in a manner most suitable to – and ultimately, through applications developed by – the end user," said Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) Commissioner Paul J. Cosgrave. "The NYC BigApps Competition establishes the foundation for this next generation of City government, of which input and contributions from the public it serves will be an integral part."
The NYC BigApps Competition is open to individuals, start-up companies, and non-profit organizations with less than 50 employees, further developing efforts by the City to facilitate development within the entrepreneurial and start-up community. Information and updates on the competition, as well as Terms and Conditions, can be accessed at the competition website: www.NYCBigApps.com.
Thirteen winners will be chosen in total. A panel of representatives from the technology and venture capital community will select winners for Best Overall Application (Grand Prize, Second Prize, Third Prize and five honorable mentions), Investor's Choice Application, Data Visualization Application, and City Talent Award. Judging criteria will include benefit to residents, visitors, and City government; originality; visual appeal; effectiveness in increasing data accessibility and government transparency; and potential commercial value. The panel is comprised of: NY Tech Meetup Co-founder Dawn Barber; Betaworks CEO John Borthwick; Mahalo.com Co-founder Jason Calacanis; EDVenture Chairman Esther Dyson; CEO of FirstMark Capital, Lawrence Lenihan; AlleyCorp Chairman, CEO and Co-founder Kevin Ryan; DFJ Gotham Ventures Managing Partner Danny Schultz; and Union Square Ventures Partner Fred Wilson. In addition, the Popular Choice Application (First Prize and Second Prize) will be selected by public vote through www.NYCBigApps.com between December 15, 2009 and January 7, 2010. Winners will be selected and announced at an awards ceremony in January 2010 and will receive a total of $20,000 in cash prizes.
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Richard Bold is motivated by challenge. He specializes in treating one of the deadliest cancers with one of the most difficult surgeries to perform. Yet he is frustrated by the limited treatment options for his patients with pancreatic cancer.
"There have been very few significant advances in years of testing chemotherapies for pancreatic cancer," he says. "There is a dire need for new options, and we have to turn to basic science to come up with those options."
Since arriving at UC Davis a decade ago, Bold has performed surgeries on pancreatic cancer patients while simultaneously conducting research to discover better treatments for the disease. That work is now paying off.
Bold and his collaborators recently found that pancreatic cancer cells can lack an important enzyme that helps synthesize arginine — an amino acid with an essential role in cell division, immune function and hormone regulation. In a study published in the October 2008 issue of the International Journal of Cancer, they showed that arginine deprivation could cut cancer-cell proliferation in half.
"While our findings do not suggest a cure for pancreatic cancer, they do promise a possible way to extend the life expectancies of those diagnosed with it," Bold says.
His discovery began when he learned that arginine deprivation showed promise in laboratory studies of melanoma and liver cancer, two other cancers with limited treatment options. He decided to measure levels of argininosuccinate synthetase — the enzyme required to synthesize arginine — in human pancreatic tumor cells. The enzyme was not detected in 87 percent of 47 tumor specimens, suggesting that most pancreatic cancer cells require arginine to prosper.
"Instead of killing cells with typical chemotherapy, we removed one of the key building blocks that cancer cells need, combining this approach with existing surgical treatment holds great promise for increasing survival rates of people with pancreatic cancer."
— Richard Bold
"Pancreatic cancer, biologically, has nothing in common with other cancers that lack argininosuccinate synthetase," Bold explains. "But we still were curious to find out if arginine deprivation could have an effect on pancreatic cancer. We were very lucky. It did."
The researchers then depleted arginine in pancreatic cell lines by exposing them to arginine deiminase, an enzyme isolated from the organism Mycoplasma known to cell biologists as a "nightmare." Cell cultures exposed to the infectious organism quickly die from a lack of arginine. Using purified recombinant arginine deiminase, Bold's group showed that pancreatic cancer cell proliferation was reduced by 50 percent.
Next, the team treated mice that had pancreatic tumors with a version of arginine deiminase modified to increase size and circulatory time. There was an identical result: a 50 percent reduction in tumor growth.
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According to Bold, the outcome represented a unique approach to cancer treatment. It was one of the first to identify a metabolic pathway that can be leveraged to interrupt cancer.
"Instead of killing cells with typical chemotherapy, we removed one of the key building blocks that cancer cells need to function and they can't create on their own," Bold says. "Combining this approach with existing surgical treatment holds great promise for increasing survival rates of people with pancreatic cancer."
Bold has since examined whether or not arginine deprivation may be useful in treating other cancers. A study published in January 2009 in Cancer Research showed that 100 percent of the 88 prostate cancer tumors examined lacked the enzyme. Arginine deprivation might therefore be effective in treating prostate cancer as well.
Hsing-Jien Kung, director of basic science at the cancer center and an international leader in cancer biology, was Bold's collaborator on the pancreatic and prostate cancer studies. Kung — together with Ph.D./M.D. candidate Randie Kim — discovered the mechanism by which arginine deprivation works, a first-ever finding published as part of the prostate cancer paper.
"Most chemotherapeutic agents work by damaging DNA," Kung explains. "Damage to DNA leads to apoptosis — biochemical changes that eventually destroy the cell. But cancer cells often develop resistance to drugs because mutations help them avoid apoptosis."
Kung hypothesized that, because arginine deprivation is a form of metabolic stress, a different kind of cell death might be at work. Together with Bold's group, Kung's lab discovered that arginine deprivation triggers autophagy — or self-eating — a process in which cellular organelles become encapsulated by digestive enzyme-containing lysosomes.
"The cell literally begins to eat itself. This is the first time we have seen this method of cellular destruction in prostate cancer cells," Kung says.
For the arginine-deprived prostate cancer cells, autophagy eventually led to apoptosis.
"Our thought is that if you prolong arginine deprivation treatment then you promote both mechanisms of cell death," Kung says. "Arginine deprivation could be a wonderful adjunctive therapy that would allow us to lower the doses of current drugs that can have debilitating side effects
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Bold and Kung are now conducting laboratory studies on arginine deprivation therapy in conjunction with other agents for treating pancreatic and prostate cancer. They will then look for ways to increase the sensitivity of cancer cells to arginine deprivation.
"This additional research is needed to inform the clinical work and move it forward more quickly," Bold says.
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The researchers have also begun designing human clinical trials in cooperation with the manufacturer of the modified arginine deiminase. They are collaborating on other arginine deiminase clinical trials, including a phase II study of melanoma, a phase II study for liver cancer and a phase III liver cancer trial. Human trials for prostate and pancreatic cancer will take some time to launch as they involve combined therapies and require additional lab work.
According to Bold, skin, liver, prostate and pancreatic cancers have little in common other than a lack of argininosuccinate synthetase. So far, no other cancers have shown this metabolic deficiency.
"As far as we can tell, we are not going to be able to use arginine deprivation for all types of cancer," he says.
Bold knew early in his career that this was the kind of work he wanted to do. As a surgeon-in-training, he saw pancreatic cancer patients who were eligible for but not getting surgery because of their prognosis. Bold realized the only way he was going to improve his patients' survival was to find more effective post-surgery treatments.
"This is a terrible disease and few people are trying to find cures," Bold says. "I took it on as a challenge so that someday we can give people with pancreatic cancer that chance. Now, I can say that that is a real possibility."


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Battlefield 3, unlike pretty much any other big multiplayer shooter on the market, is all about the moments when the scale of its maps and the variety of its killling machines come together to make something crazy happen. Or brutal. Or hilarious. Or all three at once.
This machinima video, titled "Moments", is all about celebrating that. Those times you stumble upon a stats-padding killing field, or see a fighter do something it probably shouldn't be able to do. The random things that Battlefield 3 does best, captured in a film that, admittedly, is about as far from random as you can get (but does a great job capturing the spirit of such events, and turning them into a very pretty video).
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The Wairarapa region has a reputation for distinctive and unique gardens.
Green fingers will enjoy Carterton's grand Richmond Gardens, designated a 'Garden of International Significance'. A formal garden inspired by 16th and 17th century Italy, Richmond Gardens are known for their beautiful straight lines, water and symmetry. There's also the highly original Assisi Garden that features spectacular views over the Wairarapa landscape, the Dursley Garden – full of hundreds of lilies – and the fragrant Hauiti Lavendar Garden.


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Mika Matthews, MD, received the Jens Rosenkrantz Resident Research Award at the recent American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Section on Surgery meeting held in New Orleans. Dr. Matthews is a researcher in the laboratory of Gail Besner, MD, in the Center for Perinatal Research in The Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital. She is also a general surgery resident in The Ohio State University (OSU) College of Medicine.
Dr. Matthews was honored for her presentation entitled, "HB-EGF Protects the Intestines from Radiation Therapy-Induced Intestinal Injury."
"Dr. Matthews gave a flawless presentation of her research at the AAP meeting," said Dr. Besner, Chief of Pediatric Surgery and Director of the Pediatric Surgery Training Program at Nationwide Children's, and faculty member at OSU College of Medicine where she holds the H. William Clatworthy Jr. Professorship in Surgery. "I am particularly proud of her work because she started the project from its inception and carried it through to presentation and publication of the work – a tremendous achievement."
Each year at the AAP Section on Surgery meeting, all of the residents in training that were selected to deliver an oral presentation are considered for the Rosencrantz Resident Research Award. The Jens Rosenkrantz Endowment was established in 1986 to honor Jens Rosenkrantz, MD, FAAP, who was a long-standing member of the AAP and a past chair of the Section on Surgery. He was a very well-known and respected academician and clinical surgeon who spent most of his professional career teaching pediatric surgical residents and promoting the importance of post-graduate education and research.
The endowment supports the Section on Surgery's Annual Resident Awards and is based on the quality of the submitted manuscript, the quality of the oral presentation and the way in which the resident answers the questions from the audience after their presentation. Dr. Matthews won the award for the best basic science presentation.
NOTE TO EDITOR: Dr. Matthews is a resident of Columbus, Ohio 43204


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More than a quarter of a million PC users could find themselves caught off from the Internet on Monday.
Q: Who does this affect?
A: Some 277,000 Windows PC users in homes and businesses worldwide, including 64,000 in the U.S. They still have not cleaned up a specific piece of malware spread to 570,000 machines more than a year ago.
Q: Why will they be cut off?
A: Last fall, FBI agents discovered — then took offline — the computer servers that criminals were using to control PCs carrying this malware. The agency also activated replacement servers as a safety net, so that the victims would not lose Internet access immediately. That highly unusual back-up system is being shut down as of 12:01 a.m. ET on Monday.
Q: Why handle it this way?
A: The malware redirects data traveling to and from an infected PC, routing this traffic through rogue computer servers. The criminals are thereby able to steer victims to certain Web pages. Had the FBI simply shut down the rogue servers — without taking steps to keep victims connected — it risked being criticized for intruding on how the Internet works.
Q: How did the bad guys make money?
A: The attackers steered victims to Web pages carrying online ads. Advertisers then paid the attackers for each click to a page carrying their ads. This "click-fraud" scam netted at least $14 million, according to the FBI.
Q: How can I tell if my PC is affected?
A. You can visit an FBI-approved website: http://www.dcwg.org. There you will find links to services that will run a quick check on your PC, as well as guidelines to manually carry out a deeper malware inspection. Keep in mind, there is no easy way to tell what specific piece of malware may be controlling your PC. Malware is difficult to detect and often slows down the time it takes for Web pages to load.
Q: What can I do if it appears that my PC is infected?
A: Make sure you have updated, working anti-virus protection, and educate yourself about how to use the scanning and cleanup tools that come with the top consumer anti-virus products. Keep in mind that malware is designed to resist detection and cleanup. Many types can only be eliminated by installing a fresh copy of the Windows operating system.
Q: What happens if I'm cut off?
A: You will have to contact your Internet service provider for help reconnecting to the Internet. Insist on guidance to also delete the malware, or criminals will continue to control your machine. Google and Facebook have created special warnings for this particular case. And Internet service providers have plans to try to help keep victims online. Comcast, for instance, has sent out e-mail, letters and Web notices to customers whose computers appeared to be affected.
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Gannett posts biggest gain since 2009 on Belo deal
- Global media company adds 20 TV stations to its stable of broadcast stations
- Stock surges 34%25 to highest level since 2008 and biggest percentage gain since April 2009
- Deal for Belo broadens Gannett%27s broadcast reach
NEW YORK — Shares of Gannett, the parent company of USA TODAY, rallied 34% on Thursday, its biggest daily percentage gain in four years, as investors cheered the media giant's purchase of TV operator Belo.
Gannett (GCI) stock rallied $6.75, or 34.01%, to $26.60, marking the stock's highest level since 2008. The jump marks its biggest percentage gain since April 9, 2009, when it soared 34.9% when the market was rebounding from its worst bear market since the Great Depression., according to Howard Silverblatt of S&P Dow Jones Indices. It was Gannett's second-biggest daily gain ever.
Belo (BLC) shares closed up $3.04, or 28.3%, to $13.77.
STORY:Gannett to acquire Belo in $2.2 billion deal
Gannett Co., the global media company, said Thursday it will buy Belo Corp. for $2.2 billion. The deal will make Gannett the USA's fourth largest owner of major network affiliates, reaching nearly a third of U.S. households.
"This deal is about much more than broadcast," Gannett CEO Gracia Martore said in a note to Gannett employees. "It significantly expands the reach of Gannett overall. We will solidify our position as the largest local media company. . . . This increased reach will give us an even greater opportunity to leverage our hometown advantage and strong brand leadership across all of our businesses, including publishing, broadcast and digital."
The media deal fueled a rally in the broader media sector. The Power Shares Dynamic Media exchange traded fund (PBS) rose 4%.
And a broad swath of media companies saw their shares shoot higher.
How other media shares finished: Nexstar Broadcasting (NXST) rose 10.3%, Sinclair Broadcasting (SBGI) rallied 12.7%, CBS (CBS) was up 3.1% and The New York Times (NYT) rose 6%.
Shares of cable TV giant Viacom (VIAB), owner of roughly 200 TV channels, rallied 2.6%. Walt Disney (DIS), the operator of the ABC television network, finished 2.1% higher. News Corp. rose 2.4%. Meredith (MDP), which has magazine, digital and broadcast properties surged 8.8%, and Media General (MEG) surged 8.4%.
Gannett will acquire all outstanding shares of Belo for $13.75 a share in cash, or approximately $1.5 billion, plus assume $715 million in existing debt for an enterprise value of approximately $2.2 billion.
The transaction, which has been unanimously approved by the boards of directors of both companies, represents a 28.1% premium to the closing price of Belo common stock on June 12, 2013.
Belo owns and operates 20 TV stations — nine in the top 25 markets — and their associated websites, including in Texas and the Pacific Northwest where Gannett does not have a major presence.


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The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Houston Rockets 107-100 last night and oh, who cares? Do yourself a favor: skip to the :09 mark of this video and watch in slow motion how James Harden crosses up Jrue Holiday. Looks pretty bad, right? Now go back to the beginning and watch in real time as James Harden crosses up Jrue Holiday so badly and so completely that Holiday looks anchored to the court.
The slow motion replay sort of explains the magic, making it a little less pretty looking—you can see a near double dribble and a moment of "holy shit it worked" before Harden collects the ball—but it's worth it just to put in context (and appreciate) how James Harden turned Jrue Holiday into a tree with a behind the back/between the legs crossover while sprinting to the basket for two of his 29 points.
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swoopoman necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 69 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
We need to create a new set of online banners, for a global auction website – Swoopo. These banners could potentially get 50million impressions a day across several countries. They need to be eye catching and encourage clicks and sales.
Swoopo is an online auction website with atwist. Our users purchase bids, and then place those bids on the items thatthey want the most - potentially saving tremendous amounts on hundreds of itemseach day.
Take a look at some of our existing bannersto get an idea of what we have available at the moment.
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We want to try totally new designs, soplease do not simply replicate these with a slightly better design. Use yourimagination and experience to think what will work best, and what willencourage the most clicks.
Here are some features of the banners whichyou could choose to include (but not required).
- Countdownclock of the auction
- Users bidding(flashing price/ name changing). Does not necessarily have to have the samelook as the website, as in the existing banners we have. Anything that is eyecatching will have the same effect.
- Productsthat "sheen". I.e. like our logo – with a glossy effect.
- Productsthat zoom in/ zoom out.
- Bid buttonthat 'jumps out' – or a similar strong call to action.
- Revolvingmulti-coloured border, as shown in the flash example.
- Promotioncode text
- Swoopo URL
- Swoopo Logo As Swoopo operates in the US, UK, Germany,Spain and Austria (and very soon, Canada), the banners have global scope, and would need to be createdfor every country, with translated text, prices and possibly differentproducts. Please take this intoconsideration when designing the banners, and ensure everything is easilyeditable.
Use http://www.swoopo.com (US) as a source forauction details and price information.
- An eye catchingdesign, with a goal to encourage clicks that will convert.
- Movement/animation
- Should includeproduct(s)/price(s).
- Inclusion of theSwoopo logo http://i44.tinypic.com/2n88ygx.jpg
- Submission in.psd/.fla format, with compressed version in .gif/.swf of 8 banners, sized 120x600,160x600, 250x250, 200x200, 336x280, 468x60, 728x90 and 300x250 pixels.
- You can submit either flash, gif, or both, but only submit one file per theme with all size banners to the contest.
- Compliance withGoogle guidelines http://adwords.google.com/support/a…opic=16863, in particular animation length, strobing etc. and Yahoo! guidelines http://adspecs.yahoo.com/policies.php
- Maximum file size(when compressed to gif/swf) of 30kb for all sizes. The quality must not bejeopardized too much.
- use products that are easily found across all countries (Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 Elite, HDTVs, Nikon D90, etc...)
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In the Process List, you want the Run Status = Success and the Distribution Status = Posted.
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Frosted-tipped old pitcher Roger Clemens fared pretty well in his Sugar Land Skeeters debut last Saturday, throwing 3.1 innings of shutout ball and striking out two before exiting, and speculation remains that the Astros are hoping to get the 50-year-old in a game or two before their sorry, miserable season comes to a close.
Clemens, for his part, appears ready to take another step in his comeback. A source close to the Skeeters tells Deadspin that Clemens has already penciled in September 7 as his next (and final?) start for the club. That would represent a 12-game rest in between starts, and there's only 13 games left in Sugar Land's season after that. Our source also tell us that Clemens has already bought 100 tickets for family and friends for the Sept. 7 game against the Long Island Ducks, similar to what he did last weekend.
The Astros, 27th in average home attendance, could sure use their own bump in ticket sales, you know, so long as it's not a "publicity stunt" or anything.


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Next month's Tokyo Game Show (you know, the video game expo that wasn't killed) will see the official introduction of a camera and GPS module for the Sony PSP. Also making an appearance will be the navigation software used by the GPS receiver, but then again, you probably could have guessed that. No pictures (or, what's that called...oh! concrete information) have been released just yet, but when the show kicks off on September 22, expect Sony to pull out all the stops in an effort to revive its floundering handheld.
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Drink deeply of 2012. It's a vintage year
Summer is half over. August 2 marks the midway point between the solstice, which began our summer on June 20, and the autumnal equinox, beginning fall on September 22.
That's the woeful way of saying we have half the season of good times left. So let's make the most of it.
Over the years Bay Weekly has made an art of gathering ways to enjoy summer. You'll have misspent your summer if you haven't made time for these.
1. Get Cool in the Pool
Summer's biggest treat has all too short a lease with most outdoor pools closing after Labor Day. If you haven't yet taken a dip under the open sky or if you want to swim your way through Chesapeake Country, here's where:
Annapolis: Truxtun Park Swimming Pool: 410-263-7928
Chesapeake Beach Water Park: 410-257-1404
Glen Burnie: North Arundel Aquatic Center: 410-222-0090
Huntingtown: Kings Landing Park: 410-535–3321
Lusby: Cove Point Park: 410-394-6248
Severna Park Swim Association: 410-315-7779 x104
2. Discover a Bay Beach.
Bay beaches lack the great sweep of their ocean cousins. Cut to a human scale, most can be measured in footsteps. They're scarce, too, for nowadays development has closed up most Western Shore waterfront. So when you've found a Chesapeake beach, you've found a treasure.
Our list ranges in size (from large to tiny), hours open, activities (swim, wade, fish, camp, launch a boat, bring your dog) and admission. Check out the possibilities before you make your plans.
Annapolis: Sandy Point State Park: 410-974-2149
Breezy Point: 410-535-0259
Chesapeake Beach: Bay Front Park: 410-257-2230
Lusby: Calvert Cliffs State Park: 301-743-7613
North Beach: 301-855-6681
Pasadena: Downs Park: 410-222-6230.
Pasadena: Fort Smallwood Park: 410-222-0087
Prince Frederick: Flag Ponds: 410-586-1477
Rose Haven: 877-620-8367
3. Savor a Seafood Festival
August brings the best crabs and biggest seafood festivals. Tuck into the biggest of all Friday, August 3. It's close to home in Annapolis. Others make a great excuse for an excursion you can make by car or boat.
Friday, Aug. 3: Annapolis Rotary Crabfest: www.annapolisrotary.com/
Friday, Aug. 10: Havre de Grace Seafood Festival: www.HdGSeafoodFestival.org
Saturday, Aug. 11: Cambridge Seafood Feastival: www.seafoodfeastival.com
Saturday, Aug. 18: Chesapeake Crab and Beer Festival at National Harbor: www.mdcrabfest.com
Friday, Aug. 24: Wesley Chapel Old Time Fish Fry at Rock Hall: 410-639-2272
4. Listen to Music in the Open Air
Aug. 3: Navy Cruisers at Calvert Marine Museum: www.calvertmarinemuseum.com
Aug. 4: Kings of Crownsville at Quiet Waters: www.friendsofquietwaterspark.org/concert.html
Aug. 7: Naval Academy's Concert Band at City Dock: www.usna.edu/USNABand/Schedule
Aug. 8: Tom Lagana Group at Maryland Hall Labyrinth: www.marylandhall.org
Aug. 8: The Entertainers at Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa: CBResortSpa.com
Aug. 9: Terry Marsh at Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum: www.cbrm.org
Aug. 11: Justin Crenshaw Band at North Beach Boardwalk: www.northbeachmd.org
Aug 11: U.S. Navy Band Cruisers at Quiet Waters: www.friendsofquietwaterspark.org/concert.html
Aug. 14: Naval Academy's Concert Band at City Dock: www.usna.edu/USNABand/Schedule
Aug. 15: Steve Bassett's Virginia Breeze at Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa: CBResortSpa.com
Aug. 16: Boston at Calvert Marine Museum: www.calvertmarinemuseum.com
Aug. 18: The Military Band at Quiet Waters: www.friendsofquietwaterspark.org/concert.html
Aug. 22: Right on Band at Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa: CBResortSpa.com
Aug 25: Don't Panic at Quiet Waters: www.friendsofquietwaterspark.
Aug. 19: The Embers at Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa: CBResortSpa.com
Sept. 1: Big and Rich at St. Leonard Volunteer Fire Department: www.ticketmaster.com.
Sept. 2: Annapolis Symphony Orchestra at Quiet Waters: www.friendsofquietwaterspark.org/concert.html
Sept. 7: Calvert Dance Band at Calvert Marine Museum: www.calvertmarinemuseum.com
Sept. 12: Rob Levit at Maryland Hall Labyrinth: www.marylandhall.org
Sept. 13: Dixie Land Power Trio at Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum: www.cbrm.org
5. Hop Dock Bars
By definition, a dock bar has to have a place to tie up a boat, and most have spots for cars, too. You'll need a designated driver or captain.
Annapolis: Cantler's Riverside Inn: 410-757-1311
Annapolis: Proud Mary's Dock Bar at Sam's: 410-793-4383
Annapolis: Pusser's Caribbean Grill: 410-626-0004
Annapolis: Severn Inn: 410-349-4000
Arnold: Deep Creek Restaurant: 410-757-4045
Benedict: River's Edge: 301-274-2828
Chesapeake Beach Boardwalk Café: 410-257-2735
Deale: Happy Harbor Inn: 301-261-5297
Deale: Skipper's Pier: 410-867-7110
Galesville: Big Mary's at Pirates Cove: 410-867-2300
Galesville: Thursday's: 410-867-7200
Edgewater: Coconut Joe's: 443-837-6057
Lusby: Vera's White Sands Beach Club: 410-586-1182
Riva: Mike's Crab House: 410-956-2781
Solomons: Solomon's Pier: 410-326-2424
Traceys Landing: Calypso Bay Tiki Bar: 410-867-9787


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text: The City of Sebastian boasts beautiful parks, an unobstructed view of the Intracoastal waterway in the Indian River Lagoon along its dazzling riverfront district, close proximity to Atlantic beaches, a year-round average temperature of 73.4 degrees, a police department, shops and restaurants, many churches, several festivals each year, monthly arts and crafts shows, concerts in the park, a municipal golf course and airport, and a central location with easy access to I-95 and the Florida Turnpike. Sebastian Inlet State Park is one of the premier surfing sites on the Atlantic coast. The Sebastian Inlet provides access to offshore fishing in the Gulf Stream.


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Dhoni says he will not quit captaincy
"The easiest thing for me to say right now is to say, 'I quit captaincy' and be a part of the side. But that's like running away from the responsibility," he said after India were handed a seven-wicket defeat by England at the Eden Gardens today to trail the four-match series 1-2.
"Of course there are others who will decide. There is BCCI and the administrative people who also want to look into that", Dhoni said at the post-match press conference.
Dhoni, whose Test form has also come under the scanner, said it was his responsibility to get the team together and prepare for the next match.
"For me, my responsibility is to get the team together and be prepared for the next Test match. This is where experience will count. You have got the right mix of experienced and fresh guys", he pointed out.
"As a leader, this is a challenge that has been thrown up to me or towards me. It's always good to lead a side when everybody is doing well. That's a time when you don't need a leader. Leading a side is when the team is not doing well.
"You would try to gel the team well and back the senior guys and try to move in the right direction."
Asked whether he's still the best person to lead the Test side, he said "the selectors are there to decide."
The back-to-back defeats came in the aftermath of India's eight successive away defeats in England and Australia last year, which Dhoni described as the lowest phase of his career.
"I think England, Australia series were the lowest part. Because we were not really able to compete. We know what the faults are over here and we should be able to rectify those," he said.
The series of embarrassing defeats have come incidentally afer Duncan Fletcher took the coaching job before the England away series as India slipped from No 1 to No 5.
But Dhoni said it's not the time to play the blame game. "It's wrong to question the coach. We have won quite a few series. The ODIs performance has been really good, in between we've won a Test series," he explained.
"Yes, we have struggled in Australia and England series and this is a series we've not done well and lost two matches. We should not really look for execuses and play the blame game, putting it on the coach. Ultimately, it's the 11 players who turn up on the field."
Dhoni said Fletcher has got excellent technical knowledge and has guided the players in the right direction. "He has been doing what the coaches do. He has got excellent technical knowledge about batting. He guides the players in the right direction," he said.
"But ultimately once you cross the rope, you're on your own. That's the time when you've to get up and retaliate to the opposition, that's where we're lacking as of now," he added.