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The care and feeding of the library's public printers takes a lot of our time, both in the library and in ITS. We have a special load-balancing set-up designed to keep individual printers from melting or going up in smoke. We have students who devote the bulk of their time to watching over the printers and emptying case after case of paper into them. A good portion of the meetings I attend and lead have printing somewhere on the agenda. Basically, printing is a big deal.
And now there are graphs to prove it.
There's a lot of extraneous information in that chart for my purposes since it's lifted from another report on Fall term printing. But I think the GIGANTIC MOUNTAIN OF PRINTED SHEETS in the middle pretty much speaks for itself.
Where do students print on campus? In the library, that's where
(p.s. If you're curious, that's about 5,300 pages every day of the term, or about 7 pages every minute the library is open, which was a 36% reduction over last year.)


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My nutritionist gave me two free sample packs of Click Espresso Protein Drink. Each sample was 1 serving, and 1 serving contains 120 calories, 15 grams of protein, and a double shot of espresso. It can be consumed hot or cold.
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10 ears corn, husked
½ c olive oil mayonnaise
1 large roasted garlic clove, minced*
½ chipotle chili in adobo, minced
¼ c lime juice
1½ tbsp ground cumin
½ c grated aged Manchego cheese
3 tbsp chopped fresh marjoram
Salt and pepper to taste
*use one large fresh garlic clove if you don't have the time or inclination to roast a garlic head.
1. Grill the corn, turning frequently, so that each cob is lightly flecked with brown all around. Cool, cut corn off cobs and place corn in a bowl.
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Here are links to five articles that I've found to be thought-provoking and helpful reading:
Alliances, Bible interpretation, Israel, politics & war: Why Evangelicals Should Think Twice about Equating Modern Israel with Israel of the Bible
"Ancient Israel was not supposed to have a standing army. They weren't supposed to stockpile weapons. There were no taxes to fund a permanent military. Israel's rulers were forbidden from amassing large numbers of horses (Deuteronomy 17:16-17)—which was about as close as you could get to an arms race in the ancient Near East. Israel's king was not supposed to make foreign military alliances. God stipulated that Israel should remain militarily weak so they would learn to trust him for protection."
Benevolence, community, evangelism, & outreach: Instead of a Coffee Shop How About a Laundromat?
"… what would be a good third space for a poor neighborhood like the one surrounding our church? A place that would serve the neighborhood but could also be a place where people would spend time talking and forming relationships? My idea has always been for our church to run laundromat."
Faith & prayer: 11 Brother Lawrence Quotes that Will Challenge How You Practice Faith
"After a dramatic religious conversion, young soldier Nicholas Herman decided to devote his life to following God and learning more about Christ. He joined a monastery and took the name Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection. There, he spent the rest of his life working in a kitchen and repairing his brothers' sandals. But during his decades of doing seemingly menial jobs, Brother Lawrence discovered a profound truth about having a relationship with God: Experiencing His presence can—and should—happen everywhere."
God's character, justice & vengeance: Deconstructing the Bully God – N.T. Wright
"… love, faced with rejection, overcomes it with yet more love."
Non-violence & violence: Does the Bible Teach Total Non-Violence? [essential reading]
"If you honestly, carefully, and with an open mind study the following passages, I believe you'll agree that the teaching against violence for Kingdom people is as clear as any teaching in the Bible could ever be. I'll break this sampling of passages (the list isn't at all exhaustive) into three categories, Old Testament, teachings of Jesus and teachings in the rest of the New Testament."


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Devoted members of The Nature Conservancy, the Petersons first became involved with the organization in 1989. The first project they helped support was acquiring critical land at Cheyenne Bottoms, near Great Bend.
Later, in 1999, when the Kansas Chapter acquired 16,800 acres of predominately short grass prairie in Logan County, just a few miles from where John grew up, the Petersons stepped up once again and helped with the acquisition of that property.
"It would be difficult to overstate John and Frances Peterson's fierce loyalty and commitment to The Nature Conservancy's Kansas mission as evidenced by what they did with and for the conservancy during their lifetimes and through their estates." said executor of the Petersons' estate, John M. Solbach III. "They strongly believed in and wanted to be a part of the Kansas Nature Conservancy's legacy."
John, a native of Logan County and Fran, a native of Texas, met and married in Washington D.C. The couple spent their working careers in Washington and upon their retirement, moved back to Kansas. John passed away in 2009, followed by Fran in 2012.
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Mumbai gives the micro:bit a storming Indian launch
Wow. Wow, wow, wow. What a fantastic time we had in Mumbai this week for the Indian launch of the micro:bit! A huge number of students, educators and industry professionals battled through the rain to join us, and had great fun discovering the micro:bit and its endless possibilities.
The micro:bit stand – shared with fellow coding educators BinaryBots – was host to various activities that allowed attendees to play a game of micro:bit cricket or practise their dance moves under the watchful eye of their micro:bit dance tutor. Volunteers from TeamArm demonstrated their micro:bit-powered heart rate monitor, and a team of ambassadors were on hand to discuss visitors' ideas for micro:bit projects.
"This has been a wonderful three days and it's been great to see the micro:bit receive such an enthusiastic reception," said Kavita Kapoor, COO for the Micro:bit Educational Foundation.
"The micro:bit was conceived to stimulate children's digital creativity, getting them involved as early as possible, and helping to create the next generation of digital pioneers. Our aim is to reach more than 100 million kids worldwide, and this launch brings us one step closer.
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If you'd like to get your hands on a micro:bit of your very own, just visit one of our new resellers here.
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Kristi needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 64 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
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Your accommodation also features two outdoor swimming pools, complimentary wi-fi and plenty on-site car-parking.
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This matted and framed crisp white papercut of a pinky promise combines modern papercutting with a riot of color. The best friend pinky swear papercut is set off by a "color me happy," one of a kind, background made from the artists own hand marbled paper. Touches of gold highlight the marble veining and sparkly bits of the design.
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Matted only – Your one of a kind papercut comes signed and matted in a plastic sleeve.
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The easel back is great for jazzing up a dresser, bookcase or office workspace with a sport of riotous color. Or maybe this piece will be the inspiration and cheeky start of a happy, modern gallery wall.
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I've got what I suspect is pretty close to the "standard" nerd home setup these days - I've got a Windows PC or two, a media PC hooked up to my TV, and a pair of iPhones, all sitting behind a wireless router/NAT/DSL Modem. No server and no Domain, just classic windows peer-to-peer networking.
Since this is a home network there isn't anything much more valuable than Doctor Who episodes and word processor documents on the systems. In a best case scenario, we wouldn't have any security at all so my wife and I could move files and such around without hassle, but we'd really just as well not have any black hats decide to p0wn the system.
Currently, we've got the full security turned on with the wireless - and that's about it. The default accounts on the windows boxen are Administrator level accounts without passwords. Shared folders on the network are fully shared without needing any credentials.
So, the question is, how much do I really need at home? Can I turn off the Windows Firewall? Can I turn on remote desktop given that the accounts all have a password of
To put it succinctly, for home use, do I really need anything stronger than just a WPA2 wireless router password and a hardware NAT?


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Seib & Wessel: Panel on Washington Fiscal Drama
A high-powered panel from Washington and Wall Street discuss the on-going fiscal fracas in Washington. Doug Holtz-Eakin of the American Action Forum, Peter Orszag of Citigroup and Joseph LaVorgna of Deutsche Bank join Seib & Wessel.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... the ... what's it has one word that's been use to describe fiscal policy watch and there been other ... that trims the ... bill will get some all I think that you on on side that's what sold where we can do it the other way round if you prefer it doesn't matter ... aam but our job is easy tonight because we have ... a great panel does discuss this ... of this question of why in the world is going on in Washington says for full timers there don't know we need help with any get the help from ... Joe LaVorgna chief economist at Deutsche Bank ... The or Zagat was the first budget director for present Obama is now vice chairman of corporate investing as Citigroup ... dug a hole seeking to sell the every ... important fiscal job in Washington CBOE BNP is now president ... of the American Action Forum ... and down the yen ... is they've ... taken away ... thank you very much ... for the people are standing in the back we what we promise not to call upon you if you sit in front so there are seats here to yourself ... southern Star Dougan Peter with you ... I'm basically ... that someone has been washed in for a long time ... things looked pretty darn bad on the fiscal front ... this is that Congress looks dysfunctional the chances of a ... some great compromise between the president and Congress look remote ... it doesn't look that bad Dior my misses on ... to assert Peter ... I'm sure ... I guess it's a couple things first I think one of the reasons why it looks ... not so great ... is that over the past several decades we've been experiencing what I would call structural polarization ... Nollen Congressman population ... all ... and that makes ... certain normal deal making that you would have ... otherwise thought possible ... I'm much more challenging ... than the just fundamental disagreement about the direction Medicaid ... direction Medicare ... level of revenue ... I'm ... so that's the first ... the observation second observation is it's particularly frustrating because ... I've ... in my mind's we had ... moved most if not all the way through the private sector deleveraging ... that was necessitated following the ... financial crisis in the big constraint in economic activity now ... is the public sector deleveraging at the federal level ... that's occurring which is probably going to subtract ... the one in three quarters percentage points from ... economic activity this year which is alot and alot more than I think ... I should be happening so ... we're not doing fiscal policy the right way ... third point is I'm that deficit reduction that is happening is happening in the wrong way ... I'm it's happening too soon to pass in some sense ... that the one in three quarters percentage points of GDP ... and then as you go out every time it's happening in the way that either not credible for would be undesirable that were ... implemented which is the state disproportionately ... in discretionary spending that this ... part of the budget that said each year ... Paul Ryan budget ... bike twenty twenty one would reduce ... non defense discretionary spending ... a third lower than its lowest share of GDP since nineteen seventy ... it's not credible effort to try to do it ... I think you've wondered slashing a lot of things from ... our indeed to ... the FBI center to center that we have come to light ... as opposed to the benefit from the US so ... on which brings me to benefit programs ... and here I think the story is ... next which is to say we haven't been doing ... very much of anything ... but I'd I do think that there is some good news there I've that health care costs of slowdown ... of economic reported the ... cost growth to slow down economic report the president that was just the published ... concluded only eighteen percent of the ... slowdown since two thousandseven can be attributed to ... the slowdown itself they concluded that by looking at the ... prostate evident in projecting that to the ... national experience ... of having their Albright in other indicators that suggest that at least partially structural ... dollar striking part of economic report the president was the conclusion ... that if health care costs Medicare cost or benefit re grow at the same rate ... in the future as they did over the past five years ... Medicare increases by a whopping point one percent of GDP ... over the next seven years basically eliminating the so the car to take care of itself ... I've now ... while ... I think the problem is partially taking care of itself though we need to double down on what ... will deliver on on that assumption here is what will help ... reduce healthcare costs is there are some signs that ... things may be picking up slightly again ... can be better to get an implied ... rather than damages in a June interview here is that you ask one question he can find answers are yes but no reasoning with Wu wrote in defense of Paul Ryan's budget in the deal the paper today seawater ice in defense of the Paul Ryan budget year of law ... Madeline to question it off tomorrow which is making legend right ... he didn't look bad is that it's ... that's the simple for Washington ... and the budget to repair ... aam ... five the CDO's most recent of baseline Oliver says what's going on and see what happens ... on a spree sobering and were starting from very high levels of debt ... I would be one of the dead has the public or gross federal debt ... the preferred measure by he'd like to roll off from the north who tried to link ... dead Sea don't performance ... I we started sixteen trillion plus we're on seven three dollars in taxes in the next ten years last week ... aam on to something ... dramatic and ... even worse the trajectories role that ... things were ... his own legal matters the economy recovers the past two thousand fifteen or sixteen everything goes in one thing and we've large increases in taxes and that's ... and aam all it's just terribly sobering that's that's I think the right time ... op number two reason to be in your studies the Pier is exactly right about one thing which is ... we know something about how to solve the problem of big debts and that growth ... and ... involves doing tax reform ... on the tax side keeping taxes low as possible don't reform to make things up um or fish and grow faster ... on the spending side ... she wanted to preserve it for functions and governments ... which is national security based research education those things can ... do on the spending which venture for asking us to the big ... Brothers big sisters Medicare's mannequins on formal care accent so ... aam ... up from the perspective all we've done is raise taxes now perform them an attack or functions of government leading nutrition programs run on checks were doing a hundred eighty degrees wrong and that things are good the back of our ... mom ... and there seems to be no recognition of this dominant and pressing political part ... is that on both sides ... aam this is a a war being waged in dollars of deficit reduction one novel dollars are pretty cool ... on the good policies are paramount of the pen Ryan's budget because they're actually policies thus for their that ... they control ... the degrading toward portly preserved in the Association and for the next generation right now that's a paramount concern me right now on Medicare ... the gap between money going and the money coming out as three hundred billion dollars the year ... we get ... ten thousand Bennet Fischer's every day ... that Superman is possible for third a moratorium dollar deficits is responsible for the quarter of all the federal debt since two thousand won ... and is exploding ... and aam ... Hill ... Peter science and some sort of certain facts about Greece's slowdowns in health care costs and low for that to be true that I was we seen this movie before ... it happened in the nineties for couple of years men came back and so ... it would be extremely forty this awesome house the a things are good and were fine so ... I see no particular recognition of the policy makes ... necessary to fix the problem ... I am I don't see the political to getting it done quickly and I'm on the camp that thinks this is urgent that ... on we are in danger zone of large bets on projected bets and that ... would take the interview Mr said that its farming growth and threatens him to do more ... they're so Joe ... these guys are awash in a long time ... say that ... Congress is polarize the country is polarized ... the deficit is vague ... and Congress and the president so far have attacked all the wrong things ... so given that ... the stock market set two records almost every day in the U S government is borrowing tenure money a one point nine percent ... what the hell does the market see that they don't ... a couple of things that Davidson certainly ... the elephant in the room with respect to budget I think is that ... the Fed is not obviously so rates to zero back in December of Olay ... they've now made a commitment based on their forecasts they keep rates essentially add zero ... probably in the mid fifteen ... and now they've embarked on unprecedented ... the balance sheet expansion to quantitative easing the Fed ... every month is buying forty billion dollars of ... mortgages and forty five billion dollars in Treasuries ... their Balanchine Wright has a duration of about ten years ... and ... that I would argue is pretty much ... killed most of the bond vigilantes ... in Europe we seen over the past couple of years when deficits for specific countries and long-term ... financing ... look subtle actors market discipline market rates react to it ... and ... that in turn has caused politicians to make necessarily ... structural reforms to the case in Spain plus extend Italy ... we are on the monetary front of ... approach it from an anti ECB perspective where the Fed has ... in anticipation of possible fiscal drag given the weakness in the recovery ... this business cycle to date for the Net's in anticipation of Washington that doing anything ... and in some sense that actually makes it less likely to Washington does anything because I believe that politicians are Dallas' of the put strike ... respond to incentives and they respond to market principles are market ... market at ... prices that those prices move it situated forced people to have to make ... decisions though probably do it we don't have that so ... that are the reason why ... the other factor is the dollar is making those reserve currency and while the debt debt debt ... to GDP and in Europe is a bit less than the U S ... still has issues about concerns about European financial stability ... and in Japan that ... ended their debt to GDP one percent ... so in the US and some sense looks better on a relative basis so that that's one reason ... the other reason is that investors equity investors ... don't really care so much about ... interest rates to the big due to some extent but ... United dividend discount model basis over peas are starting or equity risk premiums are ... stocks look attractive they're sort of ... or put another way maybe they're the ... the the the best option on the onthe Bad neighbor and to ... um ... below the economy is recovering corporate profits are growing about ... eight or nine percent annual rate since the recession ended ... and down ... im multiples of Sonny Mullah Basin inflations contained so ... that the equity market make sense to me ... the bond market again stiffer but it sort of a rigged market since the Fed as such it is such a major player ... it's hard to lower rates would be in what incentives the market might ... force Washington to take this is the the opposite ninety ... the stone juries were talking earlier about ... you but back in the quid pro quo was a Bush gave up on its no new taxes we still have a twenty five basis points so some incentive or smarter rates were running percent ... but do was incentive enough that now so ... I he I ... saw was a whitewash raising the risk by consensus in the just not there right now ... but will need the money will also to ... it's also amended said ... that the interaction Assassin because there's this very perverse tomorrow which is ... the Fed desperately wants to get out of where ... I mean they they really would would like to stop ... QE three experiment there might be a lot of ... contractions that she go back to ... us for a normalization ... but they can't ... until the fiscal house is put in work their stock because of the only game in town they don't appear indifferent to the dress out there on the world ... so that they can't afford an accelerator with ... minimal success ... is not their fault and that aam ... the idea would desperately like to get the budget or so they could no exit ... the budget fixes to be Privee ... piecemeal chaotic no ... quarter to lead him to not be appreciably time to fix the Fed's exit strategy infinitely harder which is hard enough to begin with and so what's in this play out from both perspectives anyone lead ... to a fiscal stimulus of the Fed can raise rates ... I want to ... do not ... I think that what I think they want to see the ... that ... the long run budget problem ... instead of ... of the tech industry come from which is spending like this in revenue goes like this is for a second sea they want those lines to get an ... investment can cause the QE three and her and I think ... I ... think unemployment rate ... coming down significantly and getting back to potential is was can cause the feds are now in ... fact if the ... fiscal consolidation happens too soon too quickly ... it'll have the right to the fact that their ... money ... this was years back to the fiscal follies in Washington in in in suggests a proposition here that ... the sequester is so stupid ... as a way to deal with it doesn't hit numbers or is it about the sequester that ... so there's a guy pulls up to the side of the road ... at Buy soft drink of some eleven eight ... he's he's ... comes at a St has offered me sees two guys coming down the road ... for studies of coal ... to Getco's uprising fills the hole to move on ... to study the whole sector fills a hole he was destroyed its funny he gets to anywhere because it isn't for you guys doing ... and they say while we were the government and inward digging these holes but usually there's a third guy in the middle who plants a tree after I dig the hole I ... because of the sequester to get laid off ... I ... my point is ... you could come up with a steeper going to cut spending to do be hard to do so is it possible that the sequester is so stupid ... that it will push people back to the conversation that should be happening which is about the big deal ... and about dealing with the parts that some of the government's budget there really are causing the doubts about the parts that are ... my own view is I think it's ... possible that very unlikely and Henry very un likely unlikely in the reason is ... as dumb as the sequester is ... I think you will probably be made somewhat less done by simply be allocating ... the given amount of spending into a somewhat more sensible price of oil which is in fact happening right now yes ... I'm thinking of ... the problem with the grand bargain approach is precisely that ... how are they going to come together when they have ... fundamental disagreements about corporate tax reform ... they have fundamental disagreements about that I'd ... have soared on Medicare ... Ryan budget can be more different from ... where the Obama administration wants to ... move on Medicare ... and up ... at noon London Medicaid where again ... fundamentally different ... visions sale ... the thought that out of that ... will come in the grand bargain strikes me ... and I'm being very likely ... he will weaken ... your DVD optimistic this can be had ... sorry I'm more optimistic on the five years young sucking him and I think you're being nice about the sequester ... mom ... I'm it's what I was trying to be known that day it's worse than that enormously as ... I spend ... um I seem to be another is the CFO announced and I spend a lot of time ... the hearing the tales of actually tried to manage ... off a large German agency in the circumstances just read a mean is simply no good reason to subject people were stranded in jobs was countries ... is terrible and so ... on those ... those tales for ... children on Capitol Hill is one of the ... the perverse ... side benefits to my Comanche agencies in the living is going on in them and now the Congress doesn't really messed this up ... I think they're they're just looking for way out of ... this when doing business there they're worried about ... capping discretionary spending is for a second season and that's appears plausible the point that they don't really wanna do that ... that that reunites the the possibility of moving the discussion to ... parts that are the right part of the budget and the bead ... on interesting programs ... he'll get a grand bargain to get something grander than the sequester's so that maybe they can start to have billion on know but ... but there's more spending and talk about the right things meant that I view is steps in the right direction ... I also think it's entirely beneficial ... the Congress is ... trying to put tends to operate in regular order ... type gruesome but it's what's in the appropriations process ... they're not shut the government down to work very hard to figure out what the house to pass the Senate passed the House has passed an amended ... can have a food fight ... for all sorts of small indicators ... of progress of the type and we know that Congressman they don't know what to hides behind process ... I've been trying to turn back into regular is a good thing and then amended from time to fix so anything can happen ... I why I'm you know as as as you know I'm not a big fan of your ex boss and I think the problem was the White House here ... aam and and that the lies the White House the following sense ... on the White House ... has the ability to buy pollution to get these kinds of things done an hour's time ... user Clinton and Reagan ... when White House is ... aam would send legislation in the hill and say the nation elected me and was one person or people import this is a national from fix it ... and that does a great thing for the hill because number one ... that provides cover than them and their constituents is between one and ... present absence or working on it ... and then they can always saying a piece of a home run was all screwed up we fixed it make declare victory ... and only the White House's positions ... to go to the other side and say no this important eleven am ... on the White House noted there are signs what's missing ... say is in bed hoping ... we get it you'll like this ... book but will take care of you know you know somehow get a total migration bill will make sure we're behind whatever might be ... thinking that a man with a ... net migration whatever I mean the way the end of the dish ... seeing that for a long time ... aam Bush didn't do it ... Obama doesn't do it and we haven't seen the kind of leadership ... so ... on things like ... the things like in that sense of security and and that the ... the presence ... about to ... go into a disappointing year side seams when the other side and then ask the public does that make up the complex ... we seen them in the truth is ... we have seen outside of the Legislative of process ... agreements by Republicans ... with the president of Baltimore and last but we know them and point fingers ... but says it's not been the case it has been known to Nokia mobile sites which have not over the finish line ... and on the White House can do that and the date style you get ... but the reason I'm not an office here is ... what God has laid out with their grand bargain for what green dish targeting the super latest consumer price index ... that that Costco forget ... what happened out there that would cut the long term fiscal gap ... by maybe five percent ... so it's it's ... I I you know something but it's not ... me it's under half a percentage EPS Bersani five years ... said when the underlying fiscal gap is ... five team to represent a normal and I'm in the past five years ... well I totally look up until a miss you this so ... he ... and ... two sided question ... if it is hopeless as as it sounds ... how big a drag is that in the real economy ... worries for your time ... and ... conversely if by some miracle ... and I've heard people talk about this there were ... a grand bargain a big deal if it happened ... how much ... um the surprising upside potential the SEC carry with it ... so on the sequester does the terms of the hard numbers and I ... think the general consensus among people I chat with this well ... it's bad policy but ... that is what is the moment ... the sequester I kept its worth by fifty basis points on annual GDP so absent the sequester pearls of the fifty basis points higher half a point and now I'm not making any assumptions the multiplier is every time I've done ... a thing of all the fires of gotten burned that im a few appear true Keynesian you might say waltz ... is more than fifty basis points because the single ... slot someone because of what spending in its ... sixty or seventy basis points but I'm assuming the multiplier it's worth fifty basis points ... out looking at the economy on seeing very strong private final them and some of the Reds while a good GDP jumping on a pay cut inventories and is look at the private sector ... looks pretty darn good relative to where it's been so ... I'm not necessarily worried about the sequester but I do know from talking to the executives less so on and on the money management of the people running companies ... there certainly is a big concern that that there is an issue about long-term ... tax rate of Tory policy and the response back is ... it that theory toward a grand bargain ... that would be hugely beneficial ... in terms of planning business and doing long-term ... capital planning they'll have that now ... now ... my view is it's probably true when you get a big rally in more in in in in equities there was a grand bargain but ... I also think it's also an excuse because the economy has been weak ... and that your warm Buffett a great comic Greece has been uncertainties in seventeen seventy six ... and sometimes weekend and then he's doing it all ... sometimes it made sense to it sometimes we don't but ... if if Jerry when they get a grand bargain I do think that the bullish for brokers' probably overstated but will be very positive I have to agree with Peter ... that I think the probabilities of that are very low and I'm not going to sing into my forecasts ... though the Wii U in the private sector is doing better but I would say were actually ... of doing a barber ... I don't think so I know I know I may agree on final demand by now yet yet yet I buy this this relative of ... relatively good to read ... this better be better but that could ... yet ... well we got on my good run of the federal level I think we'd be going north of three percent which is locked in with it ... I'm using eighty four percent ... that to get the idea that the household sector has ... grown and three or four percent Mr. snow with us can happen ... the household sector ... there is an item about parenting ample reason I mean ... I'm all for doing better than ... this year we will see ... something that doesn't look like the sort of ... what's been the go ... to court to force or two percent of those with them and we get ... aam but a fourth quarter to one half or so but I don't see the support for the household sector he's anything like the numbers you just described ... what's going happen and it does I think it's really more on the housing side I think I think investors are underappreciated ... the peacock Commission housing can make the economy she cited consumption is the upside risk to my mind was as well as stories housing that is in all the way back to three corps with them ... I mean just yes ... here is ... what are all bottom four times my mom ... one way of looking at it I did the best single indicators the stock of the homes being offered for sale is bad news ... that is the summary metric of the state of the housing market here and were basically that we were at ... one point three one point four million by the Census Bureau ... numbers the pre crisis ... one of the two point two million were basically back to pre crisis levels so the answer is if if if if the housing market's not back it's ... basically back ... okay so in the area of Seoul okay ... Peter made that ... point that ... a lot of what happens to the fiscal situation turns out what happens to the pace of health care costs ... that ... if they rise more rapidly than ... they have been we have a bigger spending problem is ... the recent slowdown is sustained ... he always here we have a smaller crop itself ... I you use your Peterson ... I think I can tell what you're being optimistic and a garden up and started out in this case ... I'm so you think that the slowdown we seen recently in health care costs to is ... sustainable ... is it just to ... recession related IP or what aam ... a he comes from a variety of sources on some which may actually be sustainable palm but I think the recession has been the summer ... aam ... I think that we saw all while one-time provider cuts that are ... going to go away and the biggest SkyDrive non aggression is ... the portal care Act covers ... another thirty million Americans and the technical ... of things that will stun ... you cover people insurance the by about a third more stuff ... and so what we've built into the policy ... an expansion in the demand for the services we are more providers of and like that's what people wanna see ... a quick resumption Senate ... lashing winds from the ... look of the data look at ... health ... care spending relative to GDP ... fell on average it's been two to nap percent points higher aam for for for years the best mass walk variation we seen these tips before they ... have always gone away and so I am more guarded against because ... we really see no way for a long time ... how am I markedly Peter Schiff portable character prop were the solution ... book I purchased on that that that is ... which will get you anywhere yet a joy ... the Bottom responded has come on the sequester ... current ... hot on the three reasons why I think that that is the celebration is at least partially structural for the first period ... the first is if you were all the economy you'd expect Medicare ... I'd to slow down less than the parcels that the commercial space should be much more responsive to economic conditions ... Medicare is most Medicare beneficiaries have ... some kind of wrap around insurance with a Medigap forum where provided ... either incomes disproportionate such security ... on the other hand if there were partially structural since Medicare as the disproportionate share the high cost cases and that's where you'd expected ... I structural shift to show up first you'd expect Medicare slow down more than the worst thing ... that is what happened ... second if it were the economy you'd also expect to see them cross section ... of the state that have ... the bigger increases unemployment bigger declines in housing prices should also be the ones where health care spending slowdown more ... aware Medicare spending slowed down more ... and basically neither does is true ... third if there were ... partly structural the better recent structural things changing ... in at twenty three purses ... providers are actually anticipating ... that the share of their revenue that's not fee for service is going to increase market ... that's causing a lot of ... MNA activity is causing a lot of ... wariness of the line between providers ... and insurance companies because that's what happens when ... evolution occurs ... second digitization by itself is not ... sufficient to see a Dr value but it does facilitate ... management changes and one providers are at risk ... he did decapitation or bundle payments ... for the intensity of services provided they can be much more ... interested ... in benchmarking in clinical decision support software another thing to do with the decision ... by dumping worse doesn't affect Medicare but it FX the commercial space ... the commercial space is moving to a defined contribution up ... more rapidly than English people in Washington appreciate ... private exchanges are ... developing ... alongside the public exchanges ... Sears and Darden the party moved to basically a defined contribution ... model for current employees almost all firms to define the terms that defined his own ... money ... go buy insurance yet and that changes people's behavior in part by changing Kacher and what have you ... so all three of those are any one of those would be a big structural shift their all happening ... at the scene ... now that they see a solution were ... locked out how long this dimension they see a did some things that I think ... hope to accelerate ... this changes ... the main changes ... the deviation was part of them is going so they see a ... and frankly I think one of encouraging more defined contribution models among employers ... in part by changing the social norm ... around exchange themselves so it's not ... the only thing that's going on with my guy we can debate the ... relative share Bennett's it sort of ... moderately encouraging St ... Jody of view on this health care costs they ... I actually find ... quite fascinating that is something we know it look like we actually have ... a listen to God and I'm nodding analyst Peter lighting ... still it's a sign of intelligence is that ... have to keep eating the scene at the same time a to F Scott Fitzgerald or I not go crazy ... smart is ... a belief ... that be try make sense but Opel has been with the idea ... of what they will that that they that of ... a series of ... is there is some anecdotal information based on the payroll data in part-time employment separate workers ... that you might be seeing a shift by ... the company's the guys in my I don't know ... but ... in a totally might be seeing people start ... to ALM limit hours and hire people actively under and still is not ... to count that as part of the AC and that that is possible ... and he says bad ... economic policy weakened based national polls but know that the notional in human Taiwan program ... to train dollars in taxes ... to him indoors regulations and sunscreen part-time employment ... that I was never and ninety ... ALM so ... Mama Benjamin are our overall growth Proms ... think it is right about some things I do I'm ... in the mentality is she right there that the shop the shop that you know the provider we're seeing this as well ... he may not receive ... forever and it's open ended chapel called the spectrum is a good thing for them to realize a knock at the assumption that ... I worry ... that for all the benefits that psychology had BCA on wines from his well does cover more people than to spend more money that's going to prom I think ... it also ... aam has been the source the law consolidation and local health markets and in the end ... don't like politics all hope the slope ... at the hospital he had bought ... an negotiating with these these more powerful ... of the firm's can be harder and this can be a tough thing as a whole huge issue that they think they don't tension between antitrust policy huge health policy both with regard to local consolidation ... and then also if your hospital ... and you're you're responsible for it all in care dedication gets including in ... independent facilities ... I ... invite outside doctors you wanna bring more doctors and staff to control them which is what's happening ... anyone have some kind of ... arrangement with those outside facilities which is awesome bumping up against ... and from ... that before we we wish we were so ... busy ... the drummer in one show so yes ... haha um was a big one either the policy question that ... is is important but not from the right now Washington to get might be which is tax reform ... it's an odd situation because ... if you spend this didn't I do well going to beg people in Fenech policy in Washington DC is actually be a consensus that corporate tax rate is too high it's internationally competitive ... and that everybody would like a different personal tax burden which rates were low or ... flatter with fewer loopholes ... and therefore a lot more ... economically productive taxes if that's the Voser incense items white and a more optimism ... that tax reform can happen ominous third ... the key Peter doesn't know you're not optimistic that ... there's a tax reform coming ... way on Tuesday the conditions ... or to objectively be right for exactly that ... deficit reduction and tax reform are always popular when you're limited the discussion to deficit reduction and tax are for right this is to get more granular it starts the ... enclosed so ... but state corporate tax reform does that mean it's ... the easiest thing can see this ... both sides are saying they want corporate tax reform so of course you just conclude therefore can happen ... AB de belittling it's not hard to ... to come to the conclusion ... that what they mean by corporate tax reform ... is pretty much the opposite one ... the White House is saying we have to stop shipping jobs overseas and we need to ... clamp down on international tax abuses ... and the House Republicans won amid a territorial system in which ... those incentives that anything or strength or so ... years in Karen Lee ... you know with one side is effectively saying we'd like it possible to move towards a worldwide tax system ... and the new site is we'd like to move to a territorial system to their greed and corporate tax reform that does mean exactly the opposite of each ... though ... here's exactly right even if you go to the de tails ... the biggest subsidy of ... it's it's employer health ... employee ... sponsored health ... programs which are ... the people pay tax on this ... is part of wages and salaries so ... that the number one in a close second ... to last but is this mortgage deduction ... those are things yes the top so I he gets a second reading it sounds great in theory ... but the special interests are such that's very difficult to refuse to remove these ... the subsidies but also think that despite a little less agreement because ... from Economists perspective I ... guess I I would like to ... to broaden the base to raise as much money necessary to meet whatever programs that ... we feel we could pay for socially ... but their other issues which which comes on fairness for better for worse it's not ... necessarily the most efficient pack structure but also one of fairness and sometimes when you get deficiency in fairness ... it debates get ... get complicated ... and he has a latitude and eighty six Tax Act ... the Trading had that did not prevent the economy ... from weakening pretty sharply by twenty nine ninety in response the savings and loan crisis so ... you know that ... the one thing I do disagree from when we talk about tax reform ... it is is that the ... in theory over a long pretty tight missing should increase couple from ancient ... increase potential growth helpless to pay for some of the ... business services that we want longer term ... but we need to do it because it's ... it makes sense for both parties are not necessarily use as a ... as a short-term stimulus under the law both parties wine to make its short-term St let's do because ... it makes sense ... more so because ... that skinny get this growth of four percent to more on the prom what the promised land ... but your Republican friends but about whether fairer taxes a lot of vision out there somewhere that he had ... bond that is not ... I think is ... a perfectly respectable view about ... returning ... fiscal policy Tax Paulson take you ... away from the notion of temper attorneys office and were ... disposed of in recovery since June two thousand by next MON past the special she ... added it's over ... aam but ... as for his part uncovered this and ... not what I kept reminding people last year was on January the Rockaway third contestant on the hunt ... as the Hyundai enters the Gabba ... so ... aam in those hundred years how many comprehensive tax forms ... lesson and ... it is the isthe going improvisation during working on an all this ... wash and most compact so at the top but ... it and Dom it's really hard and Dom ... so I was always pessimistic ... about the happy talk and then ... the advance of the fiscal cliff just really may not hold this harder on me that that of revenue six hundred billion off the table ... aam Goebel sensing commissions great lesson was the route the higher revenue was to task for me to get full size on that ... of the revenue that made it harder ... they fix the AMT which cover the mechanical triggers gotta go into a tax bill ... aam ... and ... now the president wants to have become known to corporate and the initial separated ... which from a tax policy when he does make sense to tax law to businesses through the unusual code ... but doing our part as a stand alone is harder actually been doing the comprehensive so ... everything's gone the wrong direction and I'm quite pessimistic ... Peter made the case that ... it's not the way we draw congressional districts with the filibuster rule this accounting for the polarization Washington ... but it sort of the polarization of society that ... people tend to live with people who make the same income are at same idea as it ... is not much we can do that ... um whether or not that's true do you see ... when you talk to the Republicans do you see any sense ... in which they wanna make the government function better ... given that ... we would never gonna have a system where the majority can apart like a parliamentary system ... that worked there well or do you think this is just a permanent standoff everybody hoping the next election will ... up their game ... so aam ... Republicans in our model ... you may have noticed this on the US aam and so there are certainly those ... who have exactly the sentiment is for you if you look at what the leadership for example my house and a talk that ... they're talking about a return to regular Warner ... and I'm one of the reasons that's important of them ... is that ... it is the mechanism by which you learned something about the people in your caucus in the people crossed the dollar number of micro level when you agree and disagree about how to actually ... get to a deal with a loss ... because the Helmand on the regular business they will know little things about each other on what a great start and never hit to the grand bargains so ... as a whole lot of just sort of socialization comes to doing the work of the congressmen were ... really a mean you go through the establishment is on the House subcommittee on many on the floor ... over the Senate Committee on the former Conference final which the Pentagon get something done ... we've done that and quite a long time that's a big problem ... I'm I'm I think that that period of the aunt's aam ... and so on that's ... that's magnified by the fact that the starting on the pubs I can't speak for Democrats an improvement on Sheehan ... but ALM that that that that the ... Republicans you will burn your key Republicans aam had this this this grand vision that affect the house years ago with this content in America and utterly misinterpret what about ... what the contract was was a bunch of very strong on individual ... Dick on reason and which is that this was not ... your playgroup from nursing school this this ... aam ... these are very strong and angry on a set of of things ... that that was the site they can agree on such issues defined by that ... Bob Laney else ... and was very successful and ... Republicans misinterpret that by saying ... we will be successful if we all agree on the same thing with the same way and vote on the same thing ... and those results ... it turned into this this notion where ever I mean Kong but with a majority the majority one of the house and ... they need to learn what the differences were within their office ... and became utterly dysfunctional can understand the differences within your caucus ... you can reach across and I think that's ... that that leadership's now recognizing that and trying to ... fix the remnants of that experiment and is really didn't work by the way if you don't act their way you'll face it well but absolute yes no or yes isn't that their election there was a enforce a mechanism Enobia clone or da I mean in ... the stomach that we should turn the question I just once a because that that this the supple political dysfunction ... it's also the pens ... to finish only talking about grand bargain the probabilities that are quite well ... but I'm just to get rabies a partial second if you if you look it ... the administration than they did in past economic recovery act very quickly yet exactly what the acronym was ... what was called ... in February Marcato tie up ... the US ... as ... with the freedom to say that the Java API ... but it was passe read recovered current covering remember covers every is actually ... that that was passed in rapid order and we we being together ... we as health care and then we also had financial ... reform Dodd Frank ... so the main ally policy but ... in some ways love what she feels dysfunctional the actively to speak what I ... did there been some signature Humana likely social its business at the two letters were key pieces of bone from the printed ... these that parliamentary procedure with Scott Brown taking the seat the pastels of a BS in as many ... things have gotten done may not like things done done to me is that the tickets ... people forget that when you get past the fiscal cliff didn't hit the debt ceiling so this goes against some more on that I think that has been some maturation of the process yet not just become Republicans I mean ... the notion that you can ... take something hostage ... as a minority government with just in the house and demand that the rest to which one ... was always crazy ... and they've abandoned when it's done now ... and then when we get into it ... but ... Peter do you think that the Democratic caucus is prepared to go even as far as the president ... in terms of restraint benefits ... but several of the CPI ... I probably not but it depends on what else is in the package ... are devaluing the flooding problem isn't this is why I'm more pessimistic ... he could probably get the ... house and a majority of Senate Democrats ... on board for the superlative consumer price index ... if there were any new peaks be a mockery of the House Republicans to do a big net revenue increase as opposed to a ... revenue neutral tax or for ... that is ... bringing


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The Harvard men's and women's fencing teams returned to action on Saturday competing at the Penn State invitational in State College, Pa. The Crimson went a combined 9-2 facing Vassar, Penn State, North Carolina, New York, Sacred Heart and Temple.
The women's team recorded a 5-1 mark with their lone loss coming against defending national champion Penn State. Senior Caroline Vloka highlighted the day for the Crimson, tallying a perfect 18-0 record against the saber field. Sophomore Alexandra Kiefer had a strong day of her own, going 17-1 against foil opponents. In the epee competition, freshman Emma Vaggo and junior Felicia Sun paced the Crimson going 14-1 and 11-2 respectively.
For the men, sophomore Mike Raynis and senior James Hawrot turned in solid performances in the epee competitions, going 11-1 and 12-3 in the field. Freshman saber fencer Alexander Ryjik impressed for Harvard going 13-2 in the field including a win over former NCAA Champion Olec Ochocki from Penn State. Thomas Snell recorded a pair of wins in Harvard's match with Penn State.
Both squads won every head-to-head matchup with the exception of
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The Chair's summary, scoping paper and all documentation of an international expert workshop on policy support through relevant tools and methodologies in the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) is now available.
81 experts from policy, science and society from 41 countries discussed various challenges related to the IPBES function of policy support. The IUCN Secretariat and several IUCN Members also sent their representatives to this meeting.
Conceptual discussions arose on the relationship between different policy tools (indicators, risk analysis, cost-benefits analysis, modeling, scenarios, assessments and networking) and different policy functions (strategic policy development, policy implementation, policy evaluation and raising awareness) across global, national and local scales. The participants addressed neutrality in science, called for transparency and a balanced IPBES, and discussed the inclusion of indigenous and other types of knowledge.
The work area of policy support together with assessment, capacity building and knowledge generation constitute the main IPBES functions.
The workshop was organized by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), an IUCN Member, and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research in co-operation with Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) and the Network-Forum for Biodiversity Research Germany (NeFo). Held from 7 - 9 December 2011, in Bonn, Germany, it sought to provide input to the intersessional process ahead of the Second Plenary Session to Build IPBES (16 - 21 April 2012, Panama).


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Cran-Raspberry Holiday Pie
Sweet raspberry gelatin tames the tartness of cranberries and pineapple in this holiday pie from Eddie Stott of Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. The fluffy marshmallow-flavored topping is simply amazing! Plan on having seconds.
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + chilling
Makes6-8 servings
- 1 package (3 ounces) raspberry gelatin
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 cup whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1 can (8 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple, drained
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- 2 cups miniature marshmallows
- 1/4 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- In a large bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Stir in cranberry sauce and pineapple. Chill until partially set. Pour into crust. Refrigerate until set.
- Meanwhile, in a heavy saucepan, combine marshmallows and milk. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until marshmallows are melted. Remove from the heat. Stir in vanilla. Transfer to a large bowl. Cover and let stand until cooled to room temperature.
- Whisk in a third of the whipped cream until smooth (mixture will be stringy at first). Fold in the remaining whipped cream. Spread over gelatin layer. Refrigerate until set.
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I prepared this Cran-Raspberry pie today and isvery pleased with taste and appearance. This is a great pie to serve with Thanksgiving andChristmas meals. For nut lovers nuts can beadded to filling before placing in the crust. Iplan to prepare again for Christmas.


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In the Englewood neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago, 42 percent of households currently live below the federal poverty line. The unemployment rate of 21 percent is almost twice the city's average. An aerial view of the community shows a startling number of vacant lots, and a walk through it would offer scant retail.
In nearly every way — crime rates included — Englewood does not fit the standard definition of a Whole Foods market. And yet the high-end grocer announced this week plans to open a store there in 2016 on the northwest corner of this sparse intersection:
The proposal is not entirely novel. Whole Foods moved into the unlikely market of Detroit earlier this year just as many companies and residents were moving out. Some critics viewed that midtown store as the ultimate marker of gentrification in a city awkwardly occupied by both the down-and-out and the urban adventurer. In Englewood, however, there are no gentrifiers in sight. This store is actually targeting a kind of community that the brand has never served before.
The idea raises some fascinating questions: Exactly how will this work? Can a regular Whole Foods habit really be affordable to one of the lowest-income communities in the city? How much will Whole Foods have to modify its typical business model to work here? Will it even be profitable for them to try to do that? And a question surely on Whole Foods' mind: Can a project like this begin to dislodge the widely held perception that Whole Foods is a grocery store for people who obsessively check natural ingredient lists but not price tags?
The project will pit two very savvy groups on opposite sides of the cash register: Whole Foods certainly knows how to make money. And no one knows the value of a dollar quite like the poor.
The city spent what Mayor Rahm Emanuel described this week as 14 months wooing the company to move in to anchor what it hopes will ultimately become a 13-acre development (the Chicago Tribune tartly noted that the announcement came this week just after the newspaper ran a story critical of the mayor's unfulfilled promises to eradicate the city's food deserts). The project looks likely to receive some tax increment financing from the city.
But back to the biggest question: Seriously, will this Whole Foods be affordable? How's that possible?
"They believe it's a myth that to eat healthy has to be very expensive," says Tom Alexander, a deputy director of communications in Emanuel's office. The company has already suggested a few ways it may tweak its brand at this location, by for instance more heavily relying on its in-house 365 line of products, and by selling more food in bulk that will allow the store to make up in volume what it loses in lower price points. Alexander says that the store also plans to price fruits and vegetables individually, instead of by the pound, to help shoppers ensure they understand exactly what they're paying.
Whole Foods is promising extensive shopper and cooking education (one of the benefits of that otherwise empty intersection is that a community college is located across the street with a culinary institute). And the store is promising over the next three years to talk with the community about what it wants.
"That being said," Alexander says, "it is a Whole Foods market, it is a legitimate store, it is a for-profit store. And so they are focused on pricing their food so they can get business and be successful."
Popular perceptions of food deserts run both directions between communities that go unserved and the stores that don't serve them. One stereotype may say that healthy food can't be affordable. But another says that neighborhoods like these can't be profitable to major grocery chains. Why else would the city — any city — have to exert so much effort coaxing full-service grocers into markets where none already exist?
It will be very interesting to see what happens next in Englewood. None of the Whole Foods I have ever been in — heavy on the $15 floral arrangements and cured meats — will work there. Maybe they spend less money offering free samples of fancy cheese? Maybe the prepared food section emphasizes no-frills dinners over sushi rolls? If Whole Foods does that, some people may equally criticize it for offering a substandard imitation of its flagship stores. But if big-box Target can wedge itself into urban neighborhoods, maybe Whole Foods can do the same with an entirely different income bracket.
Reprinted with permission from The Atlantic Cities. Copyright 2013 by The Atlantic Monthly Group.


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Twitter Noise Can Bump Up a TV Show's Nielsen Ratings
Aug 7, 2013 1:32 PM PT
Nielsen this week released a study that indicates there is a causal relationship between Twitter conversations and TV ratings. The findings suggest the volume of tweets could actually increase the number of TV viewers for certain shows.
Nielsen's conclusion -- along with research projects including TV Ad Targeting and Twitter Amplify -- lends strength to the idea that the microblog could serve to complement the networks, and even create added value for the programs.
"Using time series analysis, we saw a statistically significant causal influence indicating that a spike in TV ratings can increase the volume of Tweets, and, conversely, a spike in Tweets can increase tune-in," Paul Donato, chief research officer for Nielsen, said in a statement.
"This rigorous, research-based approach provides our clients and the media industry as a whole with a better understanding of the interplay between Twitter and broadcast TV viewing," he added.
"These results substantiate what many of our TV partners have been telling us anecdotally for years," Twitter Chief Operating Officer Ali Rowghani told the E-Commerce Times. "Namely, that Twitter drives tune-in, especially for live, linear television programming. As the world's preeminent real-time social communication medium, Twitter is a complementary tool for broadcasters to engage their audience, drive conversation about their programming, and increase tune-in."
Functional Relationships
Twitter has already established itself as just one part of the multiscreen experience that now accompanies live viewing of TV programs, as fans share instant reactions in 140-character posts. However, it has been unclear whether tweets actually helped shows attract eyeballs.
Nielsen's research indicates they do, but to what degree is not entirely clear.
"This research was only looking to see if there's a 'there' with regards to tweets influencing ratings and ratings influencing tweets," Nielsen spokesperson Anne Taylor Adam told the E-Commerce Times.
"Now that we've seen statistically significant evidence of this, the next wave of research will be around understanding the how and why," she added.
"For those shows that did seem to have tweets impact ratings, what's different about the content, beyond genre, or audience, or air date, time, etc. that's playing a role here?" Adams pondered. "There are lots of questions remaining about the exact nature of these functional relationships,which is why we want to do more research on the topic."
Social TV
TV has long been a social experience -- either with the family sitting around the TV in the living room or groups of people discussing hit shows at the water cooler the next day -- but now social media is very much adding to that phenomenon through the multiscreen experience.
Relationships continue to evolve as viewers find new ways to connect with one another.
"TV and social media have been connected for some time, with TV shows using Facebook, Twitter and other tools to promote themselves," said Greg Sterling, principal analyst at Sterling Market Research. "The Nielsen report will do more to formalize that relationship.
"Twitter is actively cultivating and soliciting TV-advertiser relationships with the idea that Twitter can amplify and extend TV messages," Sterling told the E-Commerce Times.
"You'll see more cross-referencing with Twitter -- i.e., hashtags -- on TV shows and in ads, essentially replacing the URL," he predicted. "That's really already happened, and you'll see more brand advertising -- for shows and products -- appearing on Twitter, including the use of video."
Save Your Shows
Given that Twitter could help attract viewers, perhaps it could also be used to save low-rated or even canceled shows. While fans of Showtime's The Borgias have reportedly been mailing cans of sardines to the premium cable channel, they might have greater effect putting their efforts into a massive re-tweet campaign instead.
"Yes Twitter will probably become a fan vehicle to try and influence network and cable production decisions about renewing shows," said Sterling. "At a certain level of participation or visibility, those efforts could well succeed."


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Retired Educators
Back to School...After School
"Even though we're glad to be retired, we know we have something to offer." —Kelly Wigmore, Retired Oregon Educator
By Cindy Long
"We like feeling useful," says Wigmore, a former eighth-grade language arts teacher. "We miss the kids' energy, we can get a little lonely, and even though we're glad to be retired, we know we have something to offer—especially with so many budget cuts," she says.
Wigmore began substitute teaching at the same middle school in the Oregon City School District where she taught for more than two decades. She was able to see old colleagues and be around the students she loved so much. But she didn't stop there. She took her services all the way to the front office.
When a district budgeting decision moved all sixth graders to Wigmore's middle school—one that had previously served only seventh and eighth graders—the student population swelled by 300. Teachers were added, but there were no additional custodians, cafeteria workers, or school secretaries. Wigmore knew the front office would be busy, and told colleagues working in the administrative office to call her if they became swamped.
They did call. A lot. Now, Wigmore helps out with duties like stuffing envelopes headed to parents.
Wigmore is also active in her community. Weekly, she works as a literacy volunteer with the Gladstone Center For Children And Families—an early childhood education center.
"What I mainly do is talk to kids," Wigmore says. "Families are so strapped financially trying to hold down two jobs, they just don't have time to just sit and talk."
Talking with children also boosts their language skills, and Wigmore's friendly face helps them to appreciate the idea of going to school. That way, when it's their turn to enter the classroom, they'll think, "Hey, school is happy, it's fun."
"We're hoping to set them up to feel more successful, which is really important," Wigmore says. "I taught middle school most of my life. I saw so many kids who needed to be remediated. The Gladstone kids, from the beginning, are going to feel like they can do school, and they won't end up like so many of the sad eighth graders I've worked with who still had trouble reading."
To encourage other retirees to join the Gladstone Center's program—Babies and Boomers—Wigmore contributes to its newsletter and interviews potential volunteers. When they ask why she does it, she says, "I'm hooked!"
Back at the middle school where she taught, Wigmore enjoys seeing old colleagues and friends, but she also feels it's important for the children to see her and feel that continuity. Many families have been with the school for a long time. For them, Wigmore was a fixture.
"Kids come up to me and say, 'Hey, I think you taught my brother, and now he's 25!'" she says. "They like that they get to know me, too. It's really almost like a family."
She says the other teachers appreciate that there's someone who knows the building, the philosophy, and scheduling. And she has a new understanding for situations faced by her colleagues, which are different from what she encountered in the classroom.
"Now that I've subbed, I know that in kindergarten it's crucial to have extra adults," she says. "Trying to have literacy circles in small groups, you simply can't do it without help. They'd be spinning out of control!"
What's the best thing about being a retired substitute or volunteer?
"You don't have to take home papers or do any lesson planning!" Wigmore says. "There is something so wonderful about completing a finite task that everyone is so grateful for—and then you can walk away."
Until the next volunteer or subbing opportunity brings you right back.
How are other retired educators going back to school?
We asked them on Facebook.com/NEAToday
I still go into my old colleagues' or friends' classroom and volunteer every year. I do science with their students. I also volunteer at a science museum and speak to second graders who visit the local historical society. —Nancy Perkins
I sub—so students get a qualified teacher and the day is not wasted! —Susan Goben-Adams
Just as my daughters always helped me set up and take down my room each fall and spring, I now go to help them with room basics so that they can concentrate on new lessons plans and other more important matters. —Karen Whitney
I am an art docent in my granddaughter's second-grade class and support her school in many other ways. After 40 years of teaching it is fun to be a part of my grandchildren's education!—Shirley A. Nell Fickert
I'm serving my first term on the school board! I have the time to visit schools, see programs, and play an active role as a former teacher and school board member. —Eileen Halling
I mentor band/orchestra students and prepare them for future auditions. —Wilhelmena H. Sapp


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Last night, I saw my son pretend. It may seem like a small thing to you, but to me, it was everything. Miles came home from Africa not knowing how to play. Sure, he enjoys his toys and can push a toy car around for hours, but he never could figure out how to really play with his toys, or join in a game with the other kids. I know that he's smart enough to, but there has always been a disconnect in his brain that won't allow him to see objects as anything other than what they are. Other children his age could pretend to be a baby when they are playing family with some bigger kids. Or other children could pick up a banana and pretend it was a phone. Not Miles. A banana is a banana is a banana, and the only thing you do with it is eat it.
When we adopted a toddler, it never occurred to me that abstract play would be something that would take so long to "pick up". I always just assumed that kids were hard wired to know how to play. I was very wrong. Not having ample opportunity to explore and pretend in those critical development years really affects those things that we just assume are supposed to come "naturally" to children.
I think I never saw this disconnect in Miles' brain more than when we were working on his fear of animals with his psychologist. We came up with a program to help desensitize and rewire Miles' thinking to see our dog as part of the family and not something to be feared (I think I'll post a video later of how we did this). The process was agonizingly slow. We began with using an oven mitt that looked like a dog. It was very obviously not a dog but when we pretended to bark and made the over mitt "lick" Miles like our dog would, that oven mitt became a real dog in his mind. My son went weeks were he was terrified of an oven mitt because he couldn't distinguish the difference between reality and play. The lines were jumbled and he just couldn't make sense of an environment where things weren't as they were supposed to be.
Unless his play revolved around pushing a car on the same path of floor day in and day out, it was awkward and unnatural. I had gotten used to seeing his brother line up action figures creating scenarios of all kinds and making up a whole world in his head. Miles just couldn't do that. His world is very black and white and he still (even almost 2 years later) often reverts back to his survival instincts to make sure that his needs will get met. I think that in his mind, there was no room for pretending. Why make up an alternate world when you were still genuinely worried that maybe you wouldn't get what you needed in the real world?
When he started school about a month ago, he went through a week long period of severe regression. Miles couldn't "remember" how to walk or eat. He drooled when he took a drink like he couldn't remember that the next step was to swallow. He stopped using the toilet. He was aggressive with his siblings. He was putting his shoes on the wrong feet on purpose. He stopped making eye contact. For a long time, I wondered if we were doing the right thing for our son, sending him to school so young so that he could get the therapies that he needs. He slowly adjusted to school and began thriving again, not only at home, but people in his school have told us that he is just so happy and smiley to be there. He seems to really be firing on all cylinders and I think that a new environment was just what he needed. Spending daily structured time away from me where he can see that I always come back has helped to solidify our bond for him. It's given him a practical, tangible lesson in permanence. Last night, it was confirmed to me that we absolutely made the right choice for HIM.
Last night was just a typical night. One kid was doing homework, one kid was watching TV. And lo and behold, we looked over at Miles and there he was- sitting on the floor with an action figure, making it talk and fly. He was in his own little world. A world that he thought through and created. A world that he allowed himself to slip into because he was comfortable and settled enough in the real world. I just looked at him for a while. My sweet little son, who is usually so hyper vigilant that he knows when a person walks in a room, had no idea I was even there, watching him make Batman climb up the steps and run away from some unknown pursuer. He was having so much fun and was actually lost in his play for the first time.
It's the little moments that make this journey of adoption so amazing. The looks, the connections, the setbacks that so often make you realize just how much progress had been made, the love that takes time to grow and the moments where Batman can make a little boy feel like he's right where he's supposed to be.
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If you follow your article's "subtle" suggestions, you will not end up with a supermodel girlfriend. You will end up with a woman who hates you — or, if your girlfriend isn't as tragically self-lacerating as you assume she is, you will end up alone.
Shapelings, I'm trying to think of alternate titles for this crapfest of a slideshow. So far:
Top 10 Subtle Ways to Tell Her to Break Up with You
Top 10 Subtle Ways to Reactivate Your GF's Eating Disorder
Top 10 Subtle Ways to Tell Her You're a Waste of Skin
Help me out?