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Alternatively, use a portable HD for your Catalog + Originals and simply plug it into either machine for use. If you go this route, you won't need Smart Previews as you will always have your originals on the portable drive.Or, you can have your Main Catalog on the PC and [when if you] want to upload images to the MBA, upload them to a "Temp Catalogue". When you want to put them on the PC, you can use "File > Export as Catalog" to a USB stick then, on the PC, use "File > Import from another Catalog" to add them to your Main Catalog.
HiSorry shoukld have been specific ....Do you need to format the separate HD is a specific way to allow both mac air and windows access ?THanks
So if anybody can suggest how the Air and the PC can share the library I would be really gratefull.
Thanks for the response. While I dont doubt that with a few compromises the Mac Book Air could do the whole job my Windows system complete with Eizo monitor and Epson 3880 is calibrated and performing well. I dont really want to dissasemble all this and attempt to get it working again around a Mac Book Air. I am not sure if the color management system on a air would translate through all the adapters required.So if anybody can suggest how the Air and the PC can share the library I would be really gratefull. I am prepared to for go CM on the Air to preserve the windows CM.I know I could have bought a Windows ultra book but have been sold on Apple's customer care on a number of iPhones and iPads
If you want to stay with the two machine model and primarily use the MBA for travel photography then I would recommend to create a new catalog on the MBA for each trip and on return export all pictures to an exported catalog on an external drive formatted as ExFat or FAT32 and then import the images into your main catalog on the desktop machine. This is simple to do and works.


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Portland Jedi jailed for lightsabre rampage
Also banned from Toys R Us
The Portland man who defeated a police Taser with a Jedi lightsabre has been jailed for 45 days.
David A. Canterbury, pictured, was cuffed back in December after he went on the rampage at a Toys R Us outlet, assaulting customers with the Star Wars toy weapon before confronting cops outside the store.
Officers attempted to subdue Canterbury with a Taser, but he simply brushed one of the wires aside with his mighty weapon.
This may seem improbable, but the latest report from The Orgeonian indicates the parking-lot warrior was in fact packing two lightsabres, making him invincible to all threats save that of multiple cops wrestling him to the ground.
On Monday, Canterbury pleaded guilty in Multnomah County Circuit Court to fourth-degree assault and resisting arrest. Judge Kenneth Walker sentenced him to 45 days plus two years' probation - and ordered Canterbury to undergo a mental health evaluation.
The judge dismissed charges of "interfering with a police officer, theft and disorderly conduct", and also spared the perp "additional time for violating the terms of his probation for a previous heroin-possession conviction".
Canterbury is no longer welcome in Toys R Us stores, The Orgeonian notes. ®

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Analyzing Utility Boiler Designs by Simulating Radiative Heat Transfer
Caty Fairclough March 6, 2017
One way to design utility boilers with high thermal efficiency is to improve their furnaces — the most important part in their energy conversion process. Studying furnaces in utility boilers requires engineers to account for radiation, which can be difficult to solve for analytically and expensive to study experimentally. As an alternative, we can use the COMSOL Multiphysics® software to analyze radiative heat transfer in utility boiler furnaces and improve their designs.Read More
Bridget Cunningham March 1, 2017
To provide sufficient support for a rotating shaft or journal, it is important to choose a hydrodynamic bearing design with the right load capacity. If the applied loads are greater than a bearing design can handle, it can cause excessive wear and instability. With the Rotordynamics Module, an add-on product to the COMSOL Multiphysics® software, you can compare the load capacities for different types of hydrodynamic bearings and determine which one is best suited for your particular application.Read More
Rémi Magnard February 28, 2017
When modeling a structure with beam elements, we don't use the actual 3D geometry. Instead, we use a line model, which represents the other two dimensions through defining a set of cross-section properties. With the Beam Section Calculator simulation app, we can easily find the properties for a wide range of beam sections from European and American standards. The app also makes it simple to accurately compute the stress distribution for a given set of applied moments and forces.Read More
Caty Fairclough February 23, 2017
Maintaining cool temperatures in buildings is necessary to keep people comfortable, particularly for those living in hot climates. For houses that aren't optimized for thermal performance, cooling requires large amounts of energy and money. To reduce these costs, researchers from the University of Ferrara, Italy looked to improve roofs as part of the Life HEROTILE project. To accomplish this, they modeled novel roof tiles that are designed to increase air permeability and lower cooling costs.Read More
Mads Herring Jensen January 26, 2017
Modeling acoustically large problems requires a memory-efficient approach like the discontinuous Galerkin method. To make solving these types of problems easier, we've added a new physics interface based on this method to the Acoustics Module: the Convected Wave Equation, Time Explicit interface. It can include a stationary background flow and is suited for modeling linear ultrasound applications. Today, we will explore how to use this interface with the example of an ultrasound flow meter.Read More
Magnus Ringh January 25, 2017
There is always time to think about how to improve your grilling skills. In this blog post, we show how to use the COMSOL Multiphysics® software to determine the best way to arrange the coals or briquettes in a charcoal grill for even heat and to avoid hot spots. Even heat is required when making a grilled pizza, for example.Read More
Caty Fairclough January 19, 2017
For those looking to solve complex transport process problems involving photonics and microfluidics, it can be challenging to account for all of the elements involved, including multiple physics phenomena. However, this is necessary for accurate results. By using multiphysics simulation, Carl Meinhart from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Numerical Design, Inc. accurately modeled transport processes in two application areas: high-frequency acoustics and microfluidic valves. Watch his keynote talk from the COMSOL Conference 2016 Boston to get the details.Read More
Bridget Paulus January 16, 2017
When a pipe springs a leak, it's important to find its location with a quick and accurate method. Engineers at Echologics — a Mueller Technologies Company — use a combination of acoustic sensors and simulation applications to pinpoint such leaks. Sebastien Perrier of Echologics discussed the benefits of this approach and gave a live demonstration of an acoustics modeling app during his keynote talk at the COMSOL Conference 2016 Boston. If you missed Sebastien's presentation, you can watch it below.Read More
Linus Andersson January 5, 2017
Dolphins and bats have relied on echolocation for millions of years. Yet, it would take until the early 1900s before humans first developed and used sonar. Not long after came the first countermeasure: the anechoic coating. Today, we'll look at how you can model the reduction in echo that this provides using COMSOL Multiphysics®. Similar modeling techniques can also be used for other periodic structures, such as perforates, phononic crystals, and various sound absorbers.Read More
Bridget Cunningham January 2, 2017
When a reciprocating engine's crankshaft is under rotation, self-excited vibrations occur. These vibrations result from the eccentricity of the crank pin and balance masses on the mechanical part. Here, we'll accurately study the response of the rotors and the orbits of the mass balances on the shaft with the Rotordynamics Module, a new add-on product to the COMSOL Multiphysics® software and Structural Mechanics Module. From these results, you can improve a crankshaft's design to reduce vibrations, while optimizing engine performance.Read More
Bridget Cunningham December 26, 2016
Designing MEMS devices, such as piezoresistive pressure sensors, comes with challenges. For instance, accurately describing the operation of these devices requires the integration of various physics. With the COMSOL Multiphysics® software, you can easily couple multiphysics simulations in order to test a device's performance and generate reliable results. Today, we'll look at one example that showcases such capabilities.Read More


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Wife of a congressman.
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Director of government affairs for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
Elizabeth Kucinich wears a lot of hats.
Add to that one more. Kucinich tweeted out today news of her latest venture: Real estate agent!
Her website — CapitolEstates.com — describes itself as specializing "in working in communities in Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland, but can help you buy and sell property or find an agent wherever you are and wherever you want to be, from Santa Fe to London, Denver to Dubai."
"We provide the highest level of professionalism, confidentiality and client care," states the website. "Whether you are looking to purchase a mansion, establish a sanctuary or rent a studio apartment, Elizabeth and the Capitol Estates team are ready to help you, and welcome you home."
The site says Elizabeth's background makes her qualified for the job.
"Elizabeth Kucinich has lived and worked around the globe, but she found home in 2005 during her second week in the USA when she walked into the Capitol in Washington, DC and met her husband, a US Congressman. They were engaged immediately and married three months later. That was just the beginning of the whirlwind. Having lived through her own experience of a life of perpetual motion, constant travel and hectic over scheduling, Elizabeth now helps those in similar situations find home."
Elizabeth's husband Dennis Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat, will end his time in Congress in January, after serving eight terms.


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man it was a long day yesterday. My brother inlaw and i went to the game . We had 9th row 3oyd line behind the chiefs bench.
It was a great game and should have been a even bigger blow out. if not for the INT off the tipped pass and our 2 dropped Int's.
LJ got some good #'s off and would have been alot more if not for a long 30+ run called back for the 2nd week in a row for a penalty.
D. Bowe is a stud 8 catchs 164 yd's 1 TD. can we say rookie of the year yet???
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Bobbleheads, fireworks on Fisher Cats' menuStaff Report
January 30. 2013 10:18PM
MANCHESTER - The New Hampshire Fisher Cats will spend all summer celebrating their 10 years of professional baseball in Manchester, but it's 14 dates in particular that will interest most baseball fans in this area.
Those are the 14 games the Fisher Cats will host the Portland Sea Dogs at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. The Sea Dogs are the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox; the Fisher Cats are part of the Toronto Blue Jays system.
Homestands against the Sea Dogs are: May 14-16, June 27-30, July 15-17 and Aug. 26-29. One of the many promotions the Fisher Cats are running will be Aug. 27 when a Ted Williams bobblehead will be handed out to the first 1,500 fans. Bobblehead nights are also featured for two other Red Sox luminaries: Johnny Pesky on June 2 and David Ortiz on June 12.
Individual game tickets for games in April and May go on sale Friday. Full- and half-season ticket plans are also available by calling www.nhfishercats.com or calling 641-2005.
Opening Day is April 4 against Reading and the team will kick off its 10th anniversary celebration by wearing the original uniforms from its inaugural season in Manchester in 2004. The first 5,000 fans through the gates will receive a commemorative ticket, while a plaque honoring fans who have been season ticket-holders since that first season will be unveiled.
In addition to the usual assortment of giveaways, part of the promotional schedule includes 29 fireworks shows and an All-You-Can buffet of hot dogs, hamburgers and nachos on Saturday, April 20.
Active members and veterans of the military will be admitted free of charge on Memorial Day (Monday, May 27), while families will be allowed to go on to the field to play catch after the game on Father's Day (Sunday, June 16).
Fisher Cats 2013 Schedule
4-6: Reading
7-10: Trenton
11-14: at Binghamton
15-17: at New Britain
18-21: Binghamton
23-25: New Britain
26-28: at Reading
29-30: at Trenton
1-2: at Trenton
3-5: Reading
6-8: New Britain
9-12: at Trenton
14-16: Portland
17-19: at New Britain
20-23: at Portland
24-27: New Britain
28-30: at Portland
31: Binghamton
1-2: Binghamton
4-6: at Akron
7-9: at Erie
11-13: Akron
14-16: Erie
18-20: at Altoona
21-23: at Harrisburg
24-26: Reading
27-30: Portland
1-3: at New Britain
4-8: Binghamton
11-14: at Reading
15-17: Portland
18-21: at Trenton
22-24: Harrisburg
25-28: Altoona
30-31: at Bowie
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2-4: at Richmond
6-8: Bowie
9-11: Richmond
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Toews, Seabrook sit out Blackhawks' practice on Sunday
Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews and defenseman Brent Seabrook sat out practice again Sunday, continuing their recoveries from concussions suffered Wednesday against Vancouver.
Neither player has taken the ice since leaving the game in the third period against the Canucks, missing practices Thursday and Friday and also Saturday night's 2-0 victory over the Nashville Predators. Coach Joel Quenneville said after Sunday's practice that the pair remains questionable for Monday night's game against the Minnesota Wild.
"There's a possibility they could play," Quenneville said. "We're seeing some progress. When it's time, it's time. They have certain protocals that are neccesary for them to meet. We'll see how they present (Monday) morning.
"They're very comparable in a lot of ways where they're at," Quenneville added. "One day Jonhny presented better or Seabs presented better. They're both day to day."
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CAIRO (AP) — Smoke billowed in the sky as Egyptian helicopter gunships rocketed suspected Islamic militant hideouts in the lawless northern Sinai Peninsula for a second day on Sunday, killing 11 suspected fighters as part of the largest military offensive in the region in years, military officials said.
They say the assault aims to drive out al-Qaida inspired groups from several villages of the restive border region, where militants have established strongholds and stockpiled an unprecedented amount of weapons.
Also Sunday, a militant group in northern Sinai allegedly claimed responsibility for a failed assassination attempt on the country's interior minister last week. In a statement attributed to Ansar Jerusalem posted on militant websites, the Islamic extremist group claimed it was behind the attack on Mohammed Ibrahim. The statement says military chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, who led a coup against former Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, is another target.
A military official said 11 militants and one soldier were killed in the fighting on Sunday. He said 10 militants had been arrested. A day earlier two soldiers and nine militants were killed in the offensive. The official spoke anonymously because he was not authorized to release the information.
Gen. Osama Askar of the 3rd Army told reporters troops had seized at least 10 shoulder-fired Sam-7 anti-aircraft missiles a day earlier. They were found in a mosque and in homes of suspected militants in the town of Sheikh Zuweyid, near the border with the Gaza Strip and Israel.
Western officials say thousands of shoulder-launched missiles went missing from Libyan arsenals since that country's 2011 civil war. Egyptian authorities say Libyan missiles have been smuggled into the Sinai, and some of those have gone on through underground tunnels to Gaza.
Sunday's airstrikes targeted the villages of el-Mahdiya and el-Moqataa on the outskirts of Rafah and Sheikh Zuweyid. One official said U.S.-made Apache helicopters hit shacks, houses, olive farms and cars used by militants.
The strikes paved the way for a ground offensive, allowing troops backed by armored vehicles to sweep homes of suspected militants.
Armed Forces spokesman Col. Ahmed Mohammed Ali said that helicopters had provided air cover for what was "the biggest security operation" in the northern Sinai in years. Ali's statement, posted on his official Facebook page, also said that 118 houses and farms used as hideouts had been demolished in the operation by Saturday.
A second military official in Cairo told The Associated Press that the military found heavy weapons, explosive belts for suicide bombers, mortars, RPGs, anti-aircraft missiles and maps with positions of the military in the region.
Residents witnessed columns of trucks and armored vehicles pouring into the area over the weekend. Some said they hadn't seen foot soldiers in their villages in decades. Communications were jammed for hours, as authorities seized control of two telephone exchanges. All roads leading up to the northern region of the peninsula have been sealed off and troops have encircled a dozen villages. Some local tribal leaders have expressed relief over the operation, but others remain skeptical, saying innocent men have been arrested arbitrarily.
Over the past weeks, the military has also bulldozed homes along the Gaza border and caved in tunnels beneath them in preparations for creating a buffer zone to reduce weapon smuggling and militant crossings.
Officials say militants are believed to be responsible for a series of attacks in a region they overran after the fall of autocrat Hosni Mubarak in 2011. The region has seen a spike in attacks since the Morsi's overthrow on July 3. The Cairo-based military official accused Morsi of giving militants free reign to stockpile weaponry by making deals with them to cease attacks when he was in office in return for amnesty and a halt of military action against them.
The militants, officials say, belong to a number of extremist groups that seek the establishment of an Islamic Caliphate in the northern Sinai based on a narrow and hard-line interpretation of the religion. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press.
The groups reject the ideologies of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood group as too moderate and view their participation in elections as heresy. They have said their goal is to drive out the authority of the central government, not to restore Morsi to power.
The alleged statement by Ansar Jerusalem, known in Arabic as Ansar Beyt el-Maqdis, said the group will "avenge" the deaths of Muslims by the interior and defense ministers' forces, which have killed more than 100 militants in Sinai since Morsi was toppled. The country's security forces also raided two pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo in mid-August that sparked several days of violence that killed more than 1,000 people, most of them Islamist supporters of the Brotherhood.
The claim by the group could not be verified for authenticity. If it is true, it would be the first attack against security forces outside northern Sinai by the militants.
The ability of militants in Sinai to strike security forces has been limited to the peninsula so far. Ansar Jerusalem does not have proven capabilities to carry out an attack in Cairo against the well-guarded interior minister, who was unharmed in the bombing. The group has carried out a few attacks in the past on gas pipelines to Israel amid a security vacuum in the area and claimed to be behind a 2012 shootout along the Israeli-Egyptian border in which three militants and an Israeli soldier were killed.
In Cairo, a virtually Islamist-free panel tasked to amend the country's now-suspended 2012 constitution convened for the first time as authorities push to roll back Morsi's legacy and implement a transition plan for fresh elections.
Islamists have seen their clout drastically reduced — a radical reversal from the initial post-Mubarak period when they formed new political parties and won elections.
In its first session, the 50-member panel dominated by secularists and liberals chose as its head veteran diplomat and former Arab League chief Amr Moussa. The panel has two months to finalize constitutional amendments already proposed by 10 experts before the public votes on the text.
It will be the third time since Egypt's 2011 uprising that the constitution has been amended.
Gehad Haddad, a Brotherhood spokesman, reiterated the group's rejection of the transition plan and vowed to continue protests.
The ultraconservative Salafi al-Nour party, the only religiously based party that supported Morsi's overthrow, will participate in the panel.
"We wanted to have a voice to defend the revolution and to defend the identity articles," spokesman Younis Makhyoun told The Associated Press, referring to Islamist fears that a secular majority on the panel will remove articles that could give Islamic law a bigger role in legislation.
He criticized interim president Adly Mansour for giving only one seat to Islamists on the panel.
The panel includes three representatives from Al-Azhar, the Sunni world's premier religious authority. Professional unions, universities and the arts are also represented. Four panel members come from youth groups involved in the protests that toppled both Morsi and Mubarak, and three Christian clerics are also members although no private Christian citizens. Five women are on the panel.
Associated Press writer Aya Batrawy in Cairo contributed to this report.


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Danville-based Hendricks Regional Health is partnering with US HealthVest to develop a stand-alone behavioral center on the Hendricks campus in Plainfield. Known as the Indianapolis Behavioral Hospital, the facility will provide specialized inpatient and outpatient mental health care to patients of all ages.
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* Workday shares reach $49.21 * IPO values company at almost $4.5 billion By Olivia Oran
Oct 12 (Reuters) - Shares of Workday Inc soared 72 percent in their market debut on Friday, as the market for enterprise software grows.
The Pleasanton, California-based company, considered a leader in the cloud computing sector, opened New York Stock Exchange trading at $48.05 and reached as high as $49.21 after pricing shares above the expected range at $28.00. It sold 22.75 million shares, raising $637 million.
Earlier in the week, Workday raised its price range to $24 to $26 per share from $21 to $24 per share.
The IPO values the company, founded by ex-PeopleSoft executives David Duffield and Aneel Bhusri, at almost $4.5 billion. Duffield and Bhusri left PeopleSoft following its acquisition by Oracle Corp in 2004.
Workday shares were up 67 percent at $46.76 around noon.
Workday, whose software helps companies manage resources like employees, will have a dual class voting structure, with Class B shares worth 10 times the voting power of Class A shares.
Companies like Workday and Cornerstone OnDemand Inc are grabbing market share from larger tech players like Oracle, SAP AG and International Business Machines Corp
as they digest recent acquisitions in the human resources software sector.
These companies are trying to tap into a market estimated to be valued at $9.5 billion, according to Forrester Research. Gartner research firm estimates the market has a $7 billion value and will grow at a healthy rate.
"There's millions of small companies who need a systematic way to manage human resources," said Charlie Smith, chief investment officer at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which manages $1.3 billion. "As long as Oracle and others don't have the specific modules that a smaller business might need, there are going to be niches for players like Workday."
Gartner analyst Thomas Otter said Workday was the first real challenger to SAP and Oracle and it forced the two established companies to invest in new products.
Workday has over 340 customers including American International Group Inc , Flextronics International Ltd
and Kimberly-Clark Corp .
Workday's business model, which relies on selling its software to customers on a subscription basis, means the company has visibility into its future revenue.
This allows potential investors to better predict growth.
"A customer will sign a three-year deal with Workday and they're going to get a monthly or annual payment for the next several years," said John Jarve, a managing director at Menlo Ventures. "The attractive thing to an IPO buyer is a recurring revenue stream."
The company's venture backers, Greylock Partners and New Enterprise Associates, are not selling any shares in the offering. Workday will use the IPO proceeds for expansion and working capital.
Workday's revenue nearly doubled in 2011 to $134.4 million. Its net loss widened to $79.6 million from $56.2 million.
Workday's IPO is the largest in the tech sector this year besides Facebook Inc . It is also one of a slew of recent IPOs from cloud-based companies including ServiceNow Inc , Demandware Inc and Guidewire Software Inc .
These companies have all seen their shares jump in the last year, as consumer-oriented companies like Zynga and Groupon have struggled.
Gartner's Otter anticipates that there will be other companies in the tech human resources market that may now consider an IPO after Workday's success.
"The Workday IPO does create something of a beacon in the market," Otter said, adding that the industry will likely draw interest from private equity as well.
He expects there will be further consolidation in the market too. In less than a year SAP, Oracle and IBM have all made major acquisitions in the industry.
SAP bought SuccessFactors for $3.4 billion in cash last December, Oracle followed by acquiring rival Taleo Corp for about $1.9 billion in February and IBM snapped up Kenexa Corp
for around $1.3 billion in August.
Cloud computing technology, which lets customers access their data from remote servers, is thought to be faster and cheaper than traditional methods.
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs were the lead underwriters for the Workday offering.
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Headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, SCORE has a team of roughly 30 individuals that support the nationwide organization.
Meet Our Leadership Team
W. Kenneth Yancey, Jr., CEO
W. Kenneth Yancey, Jr. currently serves as CEO of the SCORE Association, a position he has held since 1993. During his tenure with SCORE, Mr. Yancey has been responsible for developing SCORE into a one of the most efficient, effective job creation and business formation engines in the nation. SCORE has served more than 10 million existing and aspiring small business owners since inception and helps to create more than 58,000 new businesses and over 71,000 new jobs annually. Mr. Yancey empowers and inspires 300 SCORE chapters and 10,000 volunteer mentors across the nation. Prior to joining SCORE, Yancey served as Executive Director for the National Business Association.
Recognized as one of the nation's leading advocates for small business, Mr. Yancey represents SCORE nationally before the media, industry leaders and in Congressional testimony. He serves on the Small Business Advisory Council of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and, alongside President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden; he was involved in the launch of the national Joining Forces Initiative in the summer of 2011.
Mr. Yancey speaks across the country on the topics of entrepreneurship, nonprofit management, small business trends and volunteer mentoring, appearing on ABC, NBC, CBS, MSNBC, CNN, CNBC, Fox News and PBS. He is also a frequent guest on several radio shows including Small Business Advocate, Build Your Business, Small Business Trends and Biz Talk. He serves as a member of the HuffPost Small Business Board of Directors and has been honored with numerous awards including 2011 Small Business Influencer Champion, the USA Freedom Corp Award of Excellence, the American Society of Association Executives Summit Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Future of Entrepreneurship Education Summit.
A Texas native, Mr. Yancey received a bachelor's degree in business administration and finance from Texas A&M University. He now resides in Northern Virginia with his wife of 18 years and two sons and is an active outdoorsman, leader in the Boy Scouts of America, and little league football coach.
John Fuqua, Vice President of Finance
John Fuqua brings over two decades of financial management experience to SCORE as Vice President of Finance. Most recently, John has served as a consultant to Washington, DC area businesses as a specialist in corporate oversight and business strategy.
Previously, John served as the Chief Financial Officer for the D.C. Children & Youth Investment Trust Corporation which combined both public and private funds to offer programmatic support for DC youth. Earlier in his career, John was the Chief Financial Officer of Savant Corporation, a software company in Bethesda, and oversaw financial aspects of their merger and acquisition activities. He was also a financial controller for Collier, Shannon, Rill & Scott. John, a displaced Floridian, has an MBA from The George Washington University and enjoys participating in outdoor sports.
Resa Kierstein, Vice President, Development
Resa Kierstein is the Vice President of Development for SCORE and is responsible for all fundraising efforts in support of SCORE and small business. Resa brings over 15 years of experience as a seasoned development professional and has focused her efforts on raising support from philanthropic organizations, corporate supporters, individuals with a keen focus on fostering vibrant and sustainable communities. Prior to joining The SCORE Foundation in 2010, Resa served as the director of Development at the National Recreation and Park Association, a national organization with a mission to advance parks, recreation and environmental conservation that enhance the quality of life for all.
A New York native, Resa received a bachelor's degree in business administration and marketing from Kent State University. She currently resides in Northern Virginia with her husband and two children and is an active volunteer in her local community.
Steve Records, Vice President of Field Operations
Steve Records is responsible for managing the national operations of SCORE's 300 chapters and 10,000 volunteers as well as overseeing the headquarters Human Resources, Recruitment, and Volunteer Services programs.
Prior to joining SCORE, Steve was a Managing Consultant for The Gallup Organization in Washington, DC and his previous experience includes multiple field sales, marketing, field management, and consulting positions within a multinational chemical and energy company. Steve is a graduate of Purdue University and completed an MBA at the University of Nevada.
Bridget Weston Pollack, Vice President of Marketing & Communications
Bridget Weston Pollack is the Vice President of Marketing & Communications at the SCORE Association. In this role, Bridget is responsible for all branding, marketing, PR, and communication efforts. She focuses on implementing marketing plans and strategies for the organization to facilitate the growth of SCORE's mentoring and trainings services. Prior experience includes Marketing Manager at Mid-Atlantic Control Systems, a small business in the commercial low voltage industry and Marketing Coordinator at Temple University Health Systems.
Bridget has her Master's of Business Administration from Temple University and a Bachelor's of Science in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.


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The Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation's (PM&R) research agenda centers on providing persons with disabilities with education, support, and opportunity to engage in healthy lifestyle behaviors. The researchers in PM&R consider the social, emotional, as well as the physical needs of persons with disabilities when developing any research study. Being active is an important part of becoming and staying healthy, but in addition to increasing understanding of the importance of physical activity the researchers also emphasize activity within one's social circle (e.g. family, friends, co-worker's) and community.
Research projects conducted within PM&R have included projects funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which has been the lead agency in furthering the implementation of research on health and the prevention of secondary conditions for individuals with disabilities.
Though the secondary conditions and osteoporosis studies were primarily epidemiologic in nature, all three studies provided participants with suggestions on how to make their lifestyles healthier.
The research interests of the faculty cover a range of areas within the discipline of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation from bench to bedside and beyond.


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Defense cuts blamed for 113 layoffs at L-3 Warrior Systems in LondonderryBy APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
May 01. 2014 8:28PM
LONDONDERRY — Just seven months after letting go 61 employees, Thursday marked another hefty cutback for L-3 Warrior Systems in Londonderry.
Company officials have confirmed that 113 employees — representing about 13 percent of the branch's New Hampshire workforce — lost their jobs this week.
Company spokeswoman Jennifer Barton attributed the layoffs to the decreased demand "for certain military products," noting that both salaried and hourly positions were affected.
"All of these employees are being offered severance packages and outplacement assistance," Barton said. "It was a difficult decision that was made to ensure Insight's (L-3 Warrior System's) long-term success amid declining defense budgets."
Company officials attributed last October's layoff to "the completion of certain Department of Defense programs and decreased demand for certain products."
The company, located at 9 Akira Way, now has 761 employees.
On Thursday afternoon, Lorna Colquhoun, communications and legislative director for the state Division of Economic Development, said the state doesn't have a rapid response team scheduled to address the Londonderry layoffs.
"We're not seeing this as indicative of any trend in defense-oriented jobs around the state," she said. "But we're ready to offer assistance to help the employees and the company if needed."
At one time, L-3, which has facilities in nearly 20 states as well as numerous locations worldwide, had more than 1,000 workers in the Granite State.
Built in 1997 as the home of Insight Technology, the company was sold to New York-based L-3 Communications in early 2010 for an undisclosed price. At the time, town assessment listings confirmed the property was worth nearly $4 million.
L-3 Communications is composed of four different sectors: aerospace systems, electronics systems, communications systems and national security solutions, according to the company website. The Londonderry location specializes in the development and manufacturing of night vision and electro-optical equipment, including thermal-imaging systems used in the firefighting, law enforcement and military fields.
According to the Wall Street Journal, L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc. reported Thursday that its overall first-quarter earnings fell by nearly seven percent; the decline was attributed to weaker sales.
Over the last year, L-3 Communications Systems-West has laid off a total of 420 workers in Utah. In January, 150 were laid off in Waco, Texas.


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.... What I don't understand is how the question of "authenticity" keeps popping up. The OP used that term, but since then no one has suggested that anything other than a heavily Photoshopped file is "inauthentic." If you've actually read this thread you must know that the question is one of visual integrity and knowing what you're after, not "authenticity."
Is what Ansel Adams did during his printing process, "visual integrity?"
In other words, you don't think he knew what he was after when he made the exposure. You think he made that determination in the darkroom.
You make it sound like that's a bad thing.
.... It represents an uncertain mind, something that the heat of the shoot absolutely abhors! ....
Come on Harri. I've seen enough of your work that I can't believe you don't know what you're after when you trip the shutter.
Thanks, and I think I do. But that's not to say that I have the final image in mind when I take the picture every time. Sometimes when I open the images in LR I see a different picture than what I saw on location.It's the dogmatic approach to photography I reject. If I get a better shot in post than I imagined on location, I'll crop, convert to B&W, what have you, even if I didn't plan to do so when I took the shot.
Harri, sorry, but I can't believe you don't have a final image in mind when you shoot. I can believe that sometimes you see a crop that improves the shot once you bring up the file. I crop fairly often, but not because I didn't know what I was after when I tripped the shutter. When I crop it's because I couldn't get quite what I was after -- often because I had to snap-shoot. I've posted a number of demos of that on LuLa. Other times it's because I didn't quite have the camera level when I shot -- again, often because of the need for haste. I very often convert to B&W. Silver Efex Pro is my favorite plugin. A couple of the pictures that'll appear on my spotlight pages in issue 81 of B&W were converted from color transparencies. So, I can't convict myself of dogmatism. Sounds as if you and I do pretty much the same thing.
I just went through the photos I edited earlier today from a recent trip to Ireland, and all 11 good enough to put on my site were as planned at time of shooting - so I guess we do pretty much the same thing, indeed.
The idea that a third party - particularly one with considerable experience in the subject - couldn't possibly help somebody who's new to the subject think through where they stand in relation to existing images is clearly daft. Maybe you had tutors who tried to force you to do things you didn't want, rather than helping you decide what you did value? Most university lecturers would encourage their students to look at as much existent work as possible and to consider what importance it has for them - I do this all the time with my students. But I also work hard to help them think through and achieve what is important to them. I guess you think this last stage is useless (from what you and Russ have written ad nauseam), but maybe you're wrong?
An interesting point. With me it is the other way around. If I take a series then it is usually one of the last that is my best. I find that I "work my way" into a scene and the more I "see it" then the better shots I seem to get. If I arrive at something I quickly take a couple of shots in case the light gets worse which means I have got something. Then I can take my time and then you really seem to "see it". Bracketing for light and composition.


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June 23. 2013 11:05PM
Three Nashua men arrested in Hudson in car thefts
HUDSON - Three Nashua men were arrested Sunday night, charged in connection with a series of car and truck thefts.
Officer Alan Marcotte stopped a car at 6:15 p.m. Sunday on Belknap Road and determined the 2010 Toyota Corolla had been reported stolen in Nashua.
The driver, Steven Malonson, 18, of Nashua, fled on foot, but later was located on Central Street near Vinton Street. He was charged with receiving stolen property, criminal trespass and resisting arrest.
A passenger, identified as Matthew Gelardi, 18, of Lawrence, Mass., was arrested and charged with hindering apprehension.
About the same time, Hudson police received a report of a 2006 Jeep Liberty that had just been stolen. Moments later, patrol officers located another stolen vehicle in the same area as the original stop. That vehicle, a 2000 Chevrolet 1500 pickup, was determined to have been stolen out of Nashua.
Officers arrested Nicholas Dawkins, 21, and Edgar Lopez, 17, both Nashua, who were each charged with one felony count of receiving stolen property related to the Chevrolet truck and the Jeep Liberty.
Capt. Bill Avery said the stolen vehicles were located within a mile of each other and those arrested in the thefts were working together.
Bail for Malonson and Lopez was set at $5,000 cash, while Gelardi's was set at $1,000 and Dawkins' at $7,000 cash/surety.
None of them posted bail, and all four are scheduled to be arraigned today.


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Here's one sure sign that contemporary electronic dance music is getting better: It's slowing down. The amped-up tempos and overeager productions of the late-EDM era were the last refuge of insecure, overcompensating producers.
That's why "Comfort," the languid and melancholy full-length debut from the young London producer Maya Jane Coles, feels so assured. Its dozen tracks are a model of restraint, poise and pacing that does the real job of dance music — creating a world to get lost in.
The album's standout house tracks, like "Burning Bright" and "Everything," should place her next to Disclosure and Seth Troxler as outsiders with crossover potential (she's already remixed
Occasional R&B slow jams such as "When I'm in Love" feel a little forced. But her tonal consistency and confidence in her sounds make "Comfort" a rare animal in dance music. It's a real album in a singles-driven genre, and a record certainly worth slowing down and savoring.
I / Am / Me
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In contrast to the large amount of information available on the effect of hypoinsulinemia on P450 expression, few studies have investigated the P450 expression in animals with a type 2 diabetes-like syndrome, and these studies have reported, in part, contradictory results ( Cheng and Morgan, 2001 ). Barnett and coworkers (1993) found that type 2 diabetes had no effect on the microsomal activity of CYP1, CYP2B, CYP2E, CYP3, and CYP4A in the obese-hyperglycemic ( ob / ob ) mouse. In contrast, Enriquez and coworkers (1999) reported a decrease in CYP2E1 activity and an up-regulation in Cyp4a11 and Cyp4a14 mRNA in the same mouse model.
It seems reasonable to assume that these seemingly conflicting results are due to a varying expression of the enzymes at different stages of the development of insulin resistance and diabetes. Thus, we felt that a comprehensive comparison of the P450 and GST expression in mouse populations with different, well-defined metabolic abnormalities of glucose homeostasis was necessary. The objective of this study, therefore, was to compare hepatic P450 and GST expression in the three groups of NSZO mice that are normoglycemic/normolinsulinemic, hyperinsulinemic, or hyperglycemic/hypoinsulinemic. In addition, comparisons in expression were made between male and female NSZO mice in an attempt to find associations between gender-specific gene expression and the development of the type 2 diabetes-like syndrome.
The research was approved by the Animal Experimentation Ethics Committee at the Regierungspräsidium Cologne, Germany. SJL and NZO mice were obtained from Bomholtgard (Ry, Denmark). Housing and generation of F1 hybrids (SJL × NZO) and back-crosses (NZO × F1) were as described previously by this group (
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Blood glucose, serum cholesterol, and serum triglycerides were measured by AutoAnalyzer (Johnson Johnson, Neckargemünd, Germany). Plasma insulin was determined in duplicate by radioimmunoassay (Amersham Biosciences, Freiburg, Germany) with anti-rat insulin antiserum and
I-labeled rat insulin as tracer. Free and bound radioactivity were separated with an anti-IgG antibody and samples were measured for activity using gamma scintillation counting. Plasma free fatty acid (FFA) content was measured using a FFA determination kit (Roche Diagnostics, Mannheim, Germany) (Table
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polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) of C, C, and C chain lengths having up to six ethylenic bonds are part of the human diet. They are formed during heat treatments such as deodorization of vegetable or fish oils [1] or during frying operations [2]. This process tends to cause isomerization of double bonds without changing their positions to a significant extent. Some polyunsaturated fatty acids are also from natural origins such as those containing conjugated double bonds or conjugated linoleic acid (CLA). This short review will only deal with polyunsaturated fatty acids having methylene-interrupted double bonds as information on
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Isomers of linoleic and α-linolenic acids
The three geometrical isomers of linoleic acid, namely 9,12-18:2, 9,12-18:2 and 9,12-18:2, which are very often present in refined, unhydrogenated liquid vegetable oils, are readily separated in the order stated on capillary columns coated with polar cyanosilicone. The four common geometric isomers of α-linolenic acid, i.e., 9,12,15-18:3, 9,12,15-18:3, 9,12,15-18:3 and 9,12,15-18:3, which are also very often present in refined liquid vegetable oils, give peaks that can be readily recognized in GC analyses on cyanosilicone capillary columns, and they are eluted from the column in order stated above ( Fig. 1 ) [4,5].
The 18:2 isomer group of partially hydrogenated vegetable oils may contain up to 15 other 18:2 isomers. The identification of these is difficult, because suitable commercial standards are not available, except for 9,12-18:2, 9,12-18:2 and 9,12-18:2. However, these are the isomers most often encountered and their elution patterns have been established for SP-2560 and CP-Sil 88 columns. In general, such isomers elute in the order < < followed by . We will not extend discussion on this subject because of the efforts made by the industry to reduce the amount of partially hydrogenated oil in human diet. However, pertinent information has been published [6].
Even greater care must be taken when analysing the 18:3 isomers present in some refined vegetable oils. 11-Eicosenoic acid (11-20:1) is a natural monounsaturated fatty acid present in appreciable amounts in some vegetable oils, such as peanut oil and canola oil. Animal fats, especially lard, also contain this fatty acid but at lower levels. The 11-20:1 elutes in the 18:3 region of the chromatogram and its relative retention time with respect to the 18:3 varies with the column temperature. Depending on the temperature of the column, it may elute before, with or after α-linolenic acid (9,12,15-18:3). Therefore, an understanding of these variations is critical for the correct identifications of all the peaks in the 18:3 region of the chromatogram and for achieving correct fatty acid compositional data (for details see [5,7]).
Isomers of eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids
Studies carried out on the development of analytical methods for identifying and quantifying polyunsaturated fatty acids with 5 or 6 ethylenic bonds are rather scarce and literature on the subject is limited [8-11]. In one study [8], isomers of eicosapentaenoic (EPA, 20:5-3) and docosahexaenoic (DHA, 22:6-3) acids were prepared by isomerization with -toluenesulfinic acid and the isomers fractionated by silver ion HPLC in order to have pure fractions of mono- and di- isomers. BPX-70 columns seem to have a more suitable selectivity for the analysis of EPA and DHA isomers compared to SP-2560. Polyethylene glycol (PEG) phases may also be used to analyse isomers of long-chain PUFA in fish oil concentrates only if 22:0 and 22:1 are not present in significant amounts [9].
Two-dimensional fatty acid retention indices (for calculation see ref. 12) were found suitable and better than equivalent chain-length (ECL) values for identification of geometry in these polyunsaturated fatty acids [8].
Quantification of geometrical isomers of highly unsaturated fatty acids such as EPA and DHA is a complex issue considering the number of components and isomers that may result from a heat treatment [10]. A validated method was recently published by Fournier . [11] to quantify low amounts of geometrical isomers of EPA and DHA in refined fish oils. It consists of converting the fish oil in to methyl esters and then analysing these by GC on a 100 m CP-Sil 88 column using a temperature programming method and hydrogen as the carrier gas. The elution of the EPA and DHA geometrical isomers present in a fish oil deodorized at 220°C is presented in Figure 2 . The only drawback of such an analysis is the co-elution of a minor mono- isomer of DHA and all- DHA. However, for samples containing low levels of isomers this led to an underestimation of about 10%, which is within the magnitude of uncertainty of the method.
For definitive identification of polyunsaturated fatty acids, it is necessary that they are each isolated in sufficient amount and purity for chemical characterization. Although silver ion TLC is useful for obtaining a total -18:3 fraction from isomerized oils [13], HPLC in the silver ion mode appears to be the most useful micropreparative method for isolation of individual isomers, as illustrated in Figure 3 for α-linolenic acid [14].
The all-isomer eluted first, followed by each of the di- isomers, then the mono- isomers and finally all--18:3. Similar results were obtained by Adlof, who was also able to resolve 15 of the 16 possible -isomers from arachidonate in the form of the methyl esters on a Chromspher Lipids column with hexane-acetonitrile (98.5:1.5, v/v) as mobile phase [15]. Later, Mjøs was able to separate methyl esters of isomerized EPA and DHA into groups according to the number of double bonds, although individual isomers were not resolved [8].
Determination of the position of a double bond on the carbon chain is a complex procedure ( Fig. 4 ), which involves a combination of partial hydrogenation of the purified fatty acid, isolation of the resulting monoenes and separation into and fractions by silver nitrate thin-layer chromatography or HPLC, and subsequent analysis of each fraction by GC coupled with Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (GC-FTIR) and by GC coupled with mass spectrometry (GC-MS) of the dimethyloxazoline (DMOX) derivatives.
Partial hydrogenation of the unknown polyunsaturated fatty acid is a critical step, which is usually carried out using hydrazine reduction as described by Ratnayake [16]. From a fatty acid having 3 double bonds, hydrazine reduction will give a mixture of the saturated fatty acid, 3 monoenes, 3 dienes and some unreacted fatty acid. As the hydrogenation takes place without modification of the position or the geometry of the original double bond, the double bonds in the three monoenes will be representative of the true positions. Consequently, structure elucidation is carried out on the monoenes. While the position of each ethylenic bond is given by GC-MS, the geometry of each double bond can be confirmed by GC-FTIR, although the elution characteristics on silver ion chromatography are usually a reliable guide.
Figure 1 . The 18:2 (left) and 18:3 (right) regions of a GC chromatogram of FAMEs from a refined canola oil sample analysed using a SP-2560 capillary column (100 m × 0.25-mm I.D. × 20 μm film thickness), operated isothermally at 180°C. Hydrogen carrier gas, flow rate 1 mL/min.
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Adiponectin is an adipokine that appears to have renoprotective effects through AMPK-activated pathways, resulting in the prevention of albuminuria. The relationship between circulating adiponectin and albuminuria has been reported to show a biphasic pattern. A negative relationship exists in the case of normoalbuminuria, possibly reflecting the increased renal clearance of adiponectin together with the renoprotective effects of adiponectin, and a positive association in more advanced albuminuria, indicating the counteracting upregulation of serum adiponectin levels to mitigate renal injury. Taking into account the fact that the currently believed route of renal biodegradation/excretion of adiponectin is not based on firm evidence, the confirmation of this route and the exploration of the exact related pathways are prerequisites for understanding the role of adiponectin with regard to renal physiology. In addition, the accepted renoprotective role of adiponectin has been based almost exclusively on data from nonhuman experiments, necessitating the performance of studies investigating the relevant issues in human experimental settings. Further clinical studies are needed to translate convincing experimental evidence for the nephroprotective role of adiponectin into clinical practice that could create new therapies for albuminuria, targeting specific pathways of adiponectin action.
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LONDON (AP) — Mick Philpott presented himself as an amiable rascal with an unorthodox lifestyle and a rambunctious brood of children — 17 in all, with five women.
Yet the Englishman's ramshackle existence took a horrifying turn when he and his wife set a fire that killed six of their children. Prosecutors said it was an attempt to influence a custody battle that "went disastrously and tragically wrong."
The May 2012 deaths and the twisting saga that ensued have shocked Britain and sparked debate on everything from sexism to Britain's welfare system.
A judge said she would sentence Mick and Mairead Philpott on Thursday for their manslaughter convictions in the deaths of Jayden, Jesse, Jack, John, Jade and Duwayne, aged 5 to 13.
Prosecutors said the couple hatched a plan to start a gasoline-fueled fire and then rescue the children, pinning blame on Philpott's mistress so he could gain advantage in their child custody battle.
The plan went wrong within minutes, because the fire was far bigger than expected and the father was unable to smash a window to get in, prosecutors said.
The couple and a friend who helped them, Paul Mosley, were all convicted of manslaughter this week at England's Nottingham Crown Court.
Before the fire, Philpott, now 56, was a local celebrity — nicknamed "Shameless Mick" after a television program about a disreputable working-class clan — who had appeared on a daytime talk show defending his lifestyle. In 2007, a Conservative lawmaker stayed at his home for a week as she filmed a critical documentary about Britain's welfare system.
The jury — and the nation — got a close-up look during the trial at Philpott's messy life with his 32-year-old wife, his girlfriend and as many as 11 children in a three-bedroom social housing property in Derby, central England. They heard of his threesomes and public sex, of Philpott's controlling behavior and of his bizarre claim that he had not washed for 12 weeks before the fire.
Shortly before the fire, girlfriend Lisa Willis moved out, taking her five children with her. Philpott's five children with Mairead and his wife's 13-year-old son from a previous relationship remained in the home and died in the blaze.
After the fire, the Philpotts made an emotional appeal on television, with Mick describing how he had battled the flames to try to save his children.
But police soon grew suspicious of the couple's erratic behavior and bugged the hotel room where they were staying. The jury was played recordings of Philpott asking his wife: "Are you sticking to the story?"
The couple was arrested two weeks after the fire and charged with murder, later downgraded to manslaughter.
"It was started as a result of a plan between the three of them to turn family court proceedings in Mr. Philpott's favor," said Crown Prosecution Service adviser Samantha Shallow. "It was a plan that went disastrously and tragically wrong."
Steve Cotterill, the assistant chief constable of Derbyshire Constabulary, said it had been "one of, if not the most upsetting cases any of us has ever investigated."
"Six young children lost their lives needlessly in a fire and all our efforts have been focused on getting justice for those children," he said.
The jury was not told that Philpott had a previous conviction for attempted murder for stabbing a former girlfriend and her mother when he was 21 or that he was on bail for road rage at the time of the fire.
The conviction of the couple was front-page news in Britain, with publications seeing all manner of social ills reflected in Philpott's mustachioed face.
To the liberal Guardian newspaper, he was "a control freak whose domestic violence went unchecked." For the conservative Daily Mail, he was "a vile product of welfare U.K." To the Daily Mirror tabloid he was simply "pure evil."
But their defense lawyers painted a different picture.
Anthony Orchard told the judge Wednesday that "despite Mr.Philpott's faults, he was a very good father and loved those children."
"Mairead Philpott was an extremely good mother to all 11 children," her lawyer, Shaun Smith, said. "No one, we respectfully submit, can dispute the grief that she feels."
Judge Kathryn Thirlwall said she wanted to "reflect further" and adjourned sentencing to Thursday.
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Christopher Thompson's Closing the Deal: Time for Market Basket to get back to business
August 30. 2014 8:05PM
SINCE Arthur T. Demoulas was fired from Market Basket in June, I've done my best to refrain from writing about it too much. Prior to today's column, I've limited myself to publishing one column about Market Basket since this fiasco started. After all, you don't need me to tell you what has been going on. The news about Market Basket has been plastered in every local news publication and reported on by news outlets across the country.
On Thursday, we awoke to news that a late night deal had been inked by Arthur T. Demoulas and Market Basket. The deal gives Arthur T. majority ownership of the company and his job as the CEO has been reinstated.
This is exactly what the thousands of employees have been fighting for. They wanted Arthur T. back to lead the company and all of their hard work, persistence and sacrifices paid off. It's been a long few months for many families, not to mention the thousands of loyal market Basket customers who also protested by refusing to shop at Market Basket until a deal was reached.
This entire situation is truly unprecedented. The last time I heard about an uproar like this was in history class when we were learning about coal mine labor unions and the "scabs" that came to replace them while the workers protested over working conditions and compensation.
There were no scabs replacing the protesting workers at Market Basket. They didn't need scabs due to the fact that the majority of their customers were also protesting.
The Market Basket employees were asking for something very simple. They didn't want more money. They didn't want better benefits. They didn't want better hours. They just wanted their CEO back. It's truly an inspiring story and one that illustrates the impact one individual can have on the lives and careers of many.
I strongly believe the right decision was made by the former Market Basket leadership team. If they stuck to their guns and refused to accept the buyout offer from Arthur T., it's almost a guarantee that the company wouldn't have survived.
Not only would the company go under, but the financial impact to thousands of families would have been pronounced.
But now, it's over. It's time to get back to work. It's time to put the "save Arthur T." signs away and start to rebuild the amazing company that was almost destroyed. It's time for all of the Market Basket employees to put this behind them and move on. It's time to show the world that the right decision was made and bring the company back.
We all witnessed one of the greatest revolts in modern corporate history. It's unlikely we'll see anything quite like it again in our lifetime.
It will become a great case study for business students that will have the opportunity to learn many great things from this situation.
But let's worry about that later. It's time to get back to business.
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Cambodia launches broad crackdown on opposition
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodia's government launched a broad crackdown on the political opposition on Saturday, clearing its main protest site, banning its street demonstrations for the immediate future and having a court call in opposition party leaders for questioning on charges of inciting social unrest.
Police dispersed about 1,000 anti-government demonstrators from a park in the capital, Phnom Penh, a day after four people were killed in a crackdown on a labor protest. Stages and other structures erected by the protesters were demolished.
Hundreds of anti-riot police moved in after warning the protesters to leave Freedom Park, where they had camped since mid-December to demand that Prime Minister Hun Sen step down and call new elections. They claim that July's general election was rigged and the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party robbed of victory.
A warrant issued by prosecutors at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court called for CNRP leaders Sam Rainsy and Kem Sokha to appear for questioning on Jan. 14. A copy of the document was posted on the party's website on Saturday.
The warrant said the two would be questioned about allegedly inciting people to commit criminal acts and actions that could cause social unrest.
Sam Rainsy returned to Cambodia shortly before the election from self-imposed exile after being given a pardon for charges that he said were politically inspired. His return galvanized the opposition, which made an unexpectedly strong showing in the polls even according to the official results it disputes.
CNRP spokesman Yim Sovann said the party leaders were not worried about the legal moves aimed at them.
"We know that we did not do any wrong," he said. "The demonstration that our party organized was peaceful and nonviolent."
On Friday, at least four people were killed when police opened fire to break up a protest by striking garment workers demanding a doubling of the minimum wage. The labor struggle is separate from the election challenge, but unions in Cambodia have long and close ties to the opposition.
The crackdowns indicate a hardening of the government's response to opposition and labor protests, which have been generally peaceful since the elections.
One measure of the seriousness of the situation was an unusual statement issued by the Defense Ministry after Friday's violence, affirming the military's loyalty to the government. The statement said the army would take whatever action was necessary to defend the government, the king and the constitution.
Freedom Park was cleared Saturday after Phnom Penh Gov. Pa Socheatvong sent a letter to Sam Rainsy banning the park's use this and next weekend. The letter also said marches through Phnom Penh's streets were banned. It said both bans were due to security reasons, and that they would be lifted once the situation improved.
Major rallies are held at the park on weekends, and the turnout was expected to be larger than usual this time because of anger over Friday's protest deaths.
While police who cleared the park were not visibly armed, they acted forcefully and were joined by unidentified plainclothes men carrying iron pipes who milled around the area afterward in an effort to discourage the protesters from regrouping.
Lang Rith, a 29-year-old demonstrator from southern Takeo province, said he was hit in the back by a baton as he tried to run away from the park.
Naly Pilorge, director of the local human rights group LICADHO, said in a statement that after Friday's violence, it was "hoped that the government would begin to exercise restraint, but their actions today show a complete disregard for the rights and indeed the lives of their own citizens."
The U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in Cambodia, Surya Subedi, called for an independent investigation into whether excessive force was used Friday. He also expressed concern about increasing violence by some demonstrators.
The standoff over wages presents Hun Sen with a dilemma, as increasing violence could drive the workers into a tighter alliance with the opposition, providing a vast pool of people for their increasingly confident street demonstrations.
But the government is also close to the factory owners, whose exports fuel the economy and who are generally seen as financial supporters of Hun Sen's ruling Cambodian People's Party.


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After the passing of his brother, Detroit producer/MC Jay Dee, Illa J(born John Yancey) dropped out of Central Michigan University, put aside his inhibitions, and stepped out as an MC and producer. Previously apprehensive about living up to the genius-level standard set by his elder sibling, Illa J became visible outside his local circle through the video for his brother's "Won't Do" -- where he was shown lip-syncing the rhymes -- as well as the Dilla Changed My Life tour, which allowed him to perform for Dilla admirers across the globe. He then got into recording, collaborating with the likes of Karriem Riggins, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk, and Little Brother's Big Pooh. A self-released EP was issued in 2007, featuring self-productions, with the exception of one track ("Me and My Brother") produced by Jay Dee.The title of rapper/singer Illa J's debut album refers to the man himself along with his older brother J Dilla, aka Jay Dee, the game-changing hip-hop producer from Detroit who passed away in 2006 at the age of 32. The beats on Yancey Boys are "all previously untouched Jay Dee gems" that were given to Illa J by Delicious Vinyl's founder, Michael Ross. Safe to say, the younger Yancey's first encounter with these tracks had to bring a heavy set of emotions, but with everything here being immediately recognizable as Dilla, the end result for the longtime fan is still one of ghosts and bittersweet memories. Nocturnal keyboards, elegant pianos, lazy beats, and the occasional Kraftwerk-like twist all combine to make warm soul music, but save the D'Angelo-like "We Here" and the more hip-hop highlight "DFTF," those final Dilla touches are missing, as they were on all those sketchbook-like bootleg beat tapes that have appeared since the man's passing. The younger Yancey's contributions are unsurprising lyrics that sing the praises of chilling or soul searching by wandering in circles. Worst of the latter is the perhaps ironically titled "Timeless," which kicks off the uncertain album with "I spent so much time living inside the bubble/I just wanna lay back and stay outta trouble/I think its time for me to break out of the shell/And I can't be afraid to fail." To his credit, his heavy workload includes putting the finishing touches on these lost tracks and figuring out how to pay tribute to his older brother while pimping his own potential. His solution is so understated and mellow that Yancey Boys ends up an interesting release for the Dilla faithful instead of Illa J's grand entrance.
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It will likely take some time to observe the impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Many employers will take a "wait and see" approach before making wholesale changes to their plans, and economic conditions in 2014 will also have an impact on employer decisions about coverage for their employees. These effects will also vary by employer and size and, to some degree, the nature of the workforce. 1.) Small employers currently offer coverage at much lower rates than larger firms but will be eligible for new tax credits that encourage them to do so. Midsize and large employers will not be eligible for new tax credits but may face new penalties for dropping or not offering coverage. 2.) Unlike many larger businesses, many midsize firms are fully insured. Although some midsize firms self-insure, they experience larger overhead costs per employee due to higher administrative costs, such as fees to purchase reinsurance to minimize their risk. Due to these higher administrative costs and smaller scale, midsize firms will generally be more sensitive than large firms to changes coming in the ACA. Some of the key provisions 1) "Pay or Play" Rules (section 1513 - effective 2014) Employers with at least 50 full-time equivalent employees are expected to either offer coverage ("play") or pay a penalty ("pay"). 2) Insurance Exchange & Affordability Tests (section 1401 - effective 2014) The ACA establishes state-operated (or federally-operated if states opt out) insurance exchanges in 2014. Individuals and families who purchase insurance through an exchange are eligible for tax credits to subsidize premiums if their income is at or below 400 percent of the federal poverty level ($89,400 for a family of four in 2011). Depending on income, some employees may be eligible for expanded Medicaid coverage or for subsidies if their employer's health plan does not pass certain affordability tests. 3) Community Rating Rules (section 2710 - effective 2014) Insurers are limited in the factors they can use to adjust premiums. Under the ACA, insurers can only vary premium costs for family size, age, geographic location and tobacco use and cannot use previous healthcare claims or health status as factors in premium determination. Also, premiums for older Americans can be no more than three times that for younger Americans. 4) Essential Health Benefits Tests (section 1302 - effective 2014) The ACA will establish benefit guidelines to standardize health plans offered to individuals and small groups inside and outside the exchanges. Specifically, health plans must cover "essential benefits", limit annual cost-sharing in high-deductible plans, and standardize benefit packages. 5) Nondiscrimination Rules (section 2716 - effective 2014) New nondiscrimination rules will be applied to fully insured plans toimpose financial penalties on firms that offer richer health benefits to highly compensated individuals (HCIs). A civil action can also be brought against employers by the Department of Labor to force them to comply with these rules. 6) Automatic Enrollment of New Employees (section 1511 - effective 2014) Employers with more than 200 full-time employees that offer at least one health plan must automatically enroll new full-time employees in the employer health plan with the lowest employee premium contribution. Employees can opt out of this plan and choose a more expensive employer plan or receive family coverage through a spouse or family member. 7) Excise Tax on High Cost Plans (section 9001 - effective 2018) Beginning in 2018, employer health plans will face a 40 percent marginal tax on amounts that exceed $10,200 for single workers and $27,500 for families (with some adjustments for retirees and those in high-risk occupations). Since the cap will be adjusted annually, an increasing number of health plans could be subject to the tax if healthcare inflation remains high. The excise tax cannot be avoided by shifting premium costs to employees because the tax is triggered by the sum of employer and employee premium contributions. These examples are intended to assist employers in understanding some of the key provisions of the ACA that may affect them. Employers should consult a professional benefits advisor to obtain a thorough analysis for their particular firms.
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'Bow Wow Bedford' to offer micro-chipping, rabies shots
T-Bones Great American Eatery, the town of Bedford and the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire are once again hosting "Bow Wow Bedford."
Focusing on the importance of proper identification for your pet, as well as providing a low-cost rabies clinic, the annual event will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 12 at the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire at 545 Route 101 in Bedford.
The event also includes annual dog licensing with the towns of Bedford, Goffstown and Mont Vernon. There will also be staff and veterinarians from the Daniel Webster Animal Hospital on hand that day for a rabies clinic.
Micro-chipping is available by appointment from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Micro-chipping costs will be $20 per dog, or $15 for Bedford, Goffstown, and Mont Vernon residents. The fee will include registration as well as micro-chipping. Appointments are required.
Rabies vaccines will be $10 each. A one-year vaccine will be issued unless owners bring in proof of a current rabies vaccine, which will allow for a three-year vaccine to be provided. The rabies clinic is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is walk-in only.
T Bones Great American Eatery will be selling food at the event.
All dogs should be on lead and cats waiting for their vaccine should be in a crate. For more information or to make an appointment for a microchip, call Maureen Prendergast at (603) 471-0888.


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Occasionally it seems that world is in pure chaos with nothing making sense, but that doesn't matter as long as I can sew. Sewing is a form of art, or at the very least creativity, and a form of expression. A great outlet for the tension of everyday life. Also you can make cute things. The craft revolution is truly taking place, old skills are being revived by a new generation, but with a seriously modern twist.
I've made Mario pillow cases, a giraffe print background, and turned duvet covers into summer dresses. I enjoy making something unique, special, and me- then I like wearing it and watching it fall to pieces or not fit properly. Then I enjoy (slightly less) fixing it.
One day I shall have a room filled with glorious fabrics and boxes of notions, and on that day I will have found my nirvana. But until then this blog will exist as my virtual haberdashery and sewing room. Hopefully you'll enjoy looking at my creations as much as I enjoy looking at other blogs, and you'll be inspire to make something of your own.
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By Adam Reilly
April 17, 2012
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Senate race is becoming an all-out war over which candidate is out of touch.
When Republican Sen. Scott Brown mentions his likely Democrat opponent Elizabeth Warren, he refers to her as "professor" — a reminder that she teaches at Harvard and lives in Cambridge. It's just one more example of Brown's push to cast himself as an affable Everyman next to Warren's out-of-touch elitist.
But unlike Martha Coakley, who lost to Brown in 2010, Warren seems unwilling to let Brown claim that mantle all for himself.
Brown recently panned Warren's supporters as "Washington insiders, celebrities, elites, occupiers and leftists." That charge made Warren bristle. "You know, I think Scott Brown should stop the name-calling," she said. "I'm very proud of everyone who's become part of this campaign. There are people all across this commonwealth."
However, Warren also recognizes that Brown's rhetoric is potent — and that she needs to fight back. Last week she made sure to hit Fenway's 100th anniversary season home opener with her husband Bruce Mann — and to document their outing on Facebook.
Brown has played the Fenway card too, lauding the park in a recent radio ad: "Remember what Fenway looked like the first time you walked into the ballpark? There was that emerald-green grass, the white chalk lines perfectly laid out, and that giant green wall out in left field…."
The Massachusetts Democratic Party pounced on that radio ad, noting that Brown once urged the Sox to move to Foxborough.
If state Dems have Warren's back, the Boston Herald has Brown's. Recently the paper gave Brown's visit to a local brewery an enthusiastic thumbs-up.
"This is him, I think, trying to show that he's a regular guy, that voters in Massachusetts can approach him, that he's a guy you want to get to know," reporter Hilary Chabot said in a Herald video.
Now the Brown campaign has offered voters a chance to win a very blue-collar day with the candidate: lunch at Kelly's Roast Beef, bowling and a beer.
For her part, Warren is insisting that voters want more than cultural populism. "I think people will be affected by reality. Families are struggling. There are people across this Commonwealth who are working hard just to keep it together," she said.
Still, when Warren gets demonstrably down to earth — whether it's visiting Fenway or making her own stop at Kelly's — she'll make sure to let us know.
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