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Casual Ponytail
How bout a long slicked out casual ponytail? This look never fails to looks great no matter how you wear it. Especially on someone as beautiful as Joan Smalls who just rocks that casual look to perfection. A great look for stepping into fall when you aren't too sure of what type of weather you are about to face on a daily stepping out, and no matter how windy it can get you can always just pull off the elastic and push your hair back and toss it back into that cute and easy ponytail.

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- Balance ball chair provides core strengthening and ergonomic back support
- Improves spinal alignment and reduce nerve compression
- Features rolling, lockable castor wheels and adjustable support bar
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- Base is stable and made from molded PVC
- Easy to assemble
- Designed for heights of 5' - 5'11" and weights up to 300 lbs
- Measures 22" Width x 31" Height x 22" Depth
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HOUSTON - Bank robbery suspects led police on a nearly hour-long chase through Houston on Wednesday.
Detectives said it started when a man robbed the Trustmark Bank in the 10300 block of the Katy Freeway about 12:25 p.m. Officers went to the bank and ended up chasing the robber and a second man in a silver minivan.
Officers chased the vehicle eastbound on the 610 Loop. It started around Bellaire Boulevard, went past state Highway 288 and Interstate 45 and over the Houston Ship Channel Bridge. The driver circled back onto the North Loop and exited southbound to Interstate 45.
Investigators said the driver exited onto Telephone Road in southeast Houston and had at least two flat tires, thanks to spike strips that officers threw out during the pursuit.
About 1:10 p.m., the chase turned onto surface roads and through several neighborhoods. Because the vehicle was damaged and the driver was traveling on rims, he did not have complete control of the vehicle and drove the wrong way at times. The front passenger rim popped off while the driver was on Scott near Old Spanish Trail, but he kept going.
The vehicle stopped on Scott and Noah about 1:20 p.m., after sparks began flying from underneath the minivan.
The passenger got out and surrendered, but the the driver ran. He surrendered a short time later. Both were arrested, but their names have not been released.
"He was doing, on average 65 mph ... most he sped up, maybe 75," Lt. Randall Upton said.
Police said they did find some cash inside the minivan.
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Liver Transplant Surgery
Liver transplant is a major surgery performed to replace a diseased, non-functioning liver with a healthy one from a donor. The donated healthy liver can come from someone recently deceased, or from a healthy person who is ready to donate part of his or her liver, knowing that liver cells are able to regenerate and multiply.
Causes for Liver Transplant
The liver is a wonderful organ that performs more than 400 roles including:
- Prevents blood clotting
- Produces bile, an important agent of digestion
- Stores sugars, fats, copper, iron and vitamins
- Removes bacteria and toxins from the blood
What are the most common causes for liver transplantation?
- Biliary atresia (in children)
- Cirrhosis – It is a permanent scarring that prevents the liver from normal functioning. Two of the most common causes are:
- Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C along with long-term infections
- Alcoholic abuse
- Autoimmune hepatitis
- Thrombosis – or hepatic vein blood clot
- Liver damage – from medications or poisoning
- Biliary tract problems:
- Primary biliary cirrhosis
- Primary sclerosing cholangitis
- Wilson's disease
- Hemochromatosis
Risks for Liver Transplant Surgery
Liver transplant carries major risks, not only during the surgical procedure but also during the post-operational management. It is important that the patient take the medication as prescribed to prevent transplant rejection.
Further complications include:
- Anesthesia related problems (breathing difficulty and reactions to medications)
- Bleeding
- Heart attack
- Stroke
- Infection
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Drainage
- Jaundice
- Redness
- Tenderness
- Swelling
Liver Transplant Surgery Procedure
At the transplant center, the multidisciplinary transplant team make sure that the patient is in good health condition for liver transplantation. The patient undergoes minute physical examination, lab tests and imaging tests to justify eligibility.
Some other tests include:
- Tissue and blood type match
- Echocardiogram
- Cardiac catheterization
- Early cancer tests
- Tests for other organs and blood vessels
- Colonoscopy
While the patient is on the waiting list, the doctor will recommend to:
- Follow a special diet
- Avoid alcohol and smoking
- Follow an exercise program
- Take prescribed medicines
The basic procedure plan for conducting liver transplants is as follows:
- The donor liver is extracted through a surgical cut in the upper abdomen.
- It is then kept in a saline solution to preserve it for up to 8 hours and transported to the clinic where liver transplant surgery will be performed.
- During the surgical procedure, the donor liver is placed into the recipient and attached to the blood vessels and bile ducts
Liver transplantation is a major inpatient procedure, which takes up to 12 hours and requires large amount of transfusion blood.
After the procedure, regular blood tests are performed and immunosuppressant drugs are administered for the rest of the patient's life.
Liver Transplant Cost
Depending on the clinic, the organ type, the options for preliminary testing, surgery and post-op recovery program, liver transplant cost can go up to $600,000. Insurance coverage may fully or parcially finance the transplant procedure.
Patients facing liver transplants are advised to get informed about the financing options available at the clinic or hospital of their choice. The list of costs associated with liver transplantation include:
- Lab tests
- Hospital stay
- Transplant surgeons and room personnel fees
- Anesthesia
- Post-operation care
- Organ tansportation
- Physical therapy and rehab
- Anti-rejection drugs


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The Middle East is enduring yet another wave of terror and political change, spurring countless Western analysts and elites to offer their preferred strategies and solutions, most of which involve military force, foreign aid, or some mixture of the two.
In last weekend's Wall Street Journal, Peruvian economist Hernando De Soto sets forth a less predictable path, arguing for "an aggressive agenda for economic empowerment," similar to that which was promoted in Peru during the 1990s.
I know something about this. A generation ago, much of Latin America was in turmoil. By 1990, a Marxist-Leninist terrorist organization called Sendero Luminoso, or Shining Path, had seized control of most of my home country, Peru, where I served as the president's principal adviser. Fashionable opinion held that the people rebelling were the impoverished or underemployed wage slaves of Latin America, that capitalism couldn't work outside the West and that Latin cultures didn't really understand market economics.
The conventional wisdom proved to be wrong, however. Reforms in Peru gave indigenous entrepreneurs and farmers control over their assets and a new, more accessible legal framework in which to run businesses, make contracts and borrow—spurring an unprecedented rise in living standards… Over the next two decades, Peru's gross national product per capita grew twice as fast as the average in the rest of Latin America, with its middle class growing four times faster.


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Lawrence F. Kaiser
Lawrence F. "Larry" Kaiser, 90, of Dunkirk died Friday evening (April 19, 2013) at the Gowanda Rehabilitation and Nursing Home.
He was born May 24, 1922 in Delhi, the son of the late Nicholas and Lida (Holtz) Kaiser Leckliter.
Larry graduated from Dunkirk High School and shortly thereafter enlisted in the United States Army where he served in the Eu-ropean Theater during World War II.
He was employed by the DUNKIRK EVENING OBSERVER for 42 years as a Linotype operator. He began his career as a newspaper delivery boy.
He enjoyed fishing, bowling, family activities, cook-ing, gardening, watching horse and car races, and going on regional road trips with his family.
Larry also enjoyed family picnics, polka music, puttering in his workshop, family dogs, and a good hot fudge sundae.
He was a proud member of the American Legion in Dunkirk and had a much appreciated self-effacing sense of humor.
Survivors include two sons, John Kaiser of Blasdell and Kenneth Kaiser of Brandon, Miss; one daughter, Patricia (Peter) Cutulle of Rochester; one brother, Norman (Betty) Kaiser of Fla; one sister, Elaine Sullivan of Fredonia; four grandchildren, Larissa M. Cutulle of Rochester, Benjamin Lawrence Cutulle of Houston, Texas, and James and Kimberly Kaiser of Jackson, Miss; and several nieces and nephews.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Marian E. "Betty" (Waiter) Kaiser who died Feb. 20, 2012; son, William Kaiser; nephew, Norman Kaiser Jr.; sister, Delores Kaiser Morrison; niece, Kathleen (Thom) Szwejbka; and several infant children.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in the McGraw-Kowal Funeral Home. The Rev. Molly T. Golando will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Tuesday from 4-7 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Honor Flight Buf-falo, P.O. Box 338, Buffalo, NY 14223 or Children's Hospital of Buffalo.


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furls wrote:Dude you nailed and I was saying AMEN, right up until you went "righteous."But to flat out lie about an ongoing investigation for MONTHS after that investigation began? That's the exact opposite of moral integrity and goes above and beyond just playing college coaching games.Your comments are a bit inflammatory and imply an ongoing circle of lies, when in fact, we have no idea when or how often Tressel lied about this to the NCAA. This just came up in December, it is quite possible (even probable) that the only time Tressel was questioned on this by the NCAA was in Dec. He started coming clean about forwarding the email when Gene Smith stepped in and answered for him.To be honest with you, I bet that Tressel (like anyone else that has ever had a flock of immature 19 year olds) has buried a few bodies. As an NCO/SNCO in the USMC, 1/3 of my job was burying the figurative bodies for my Marines, picking up drunk under age kids in Waikiki and not saying a word because at least they called me instead of getting behind the wheel and so on. I tend to think that I did a pretty good job as a leader, but technically, I probably should have fried those devil dogs and wrote them up for drinking underage. How many times do you think TSV's 85 rockstars, surrounded by tempation on a college campus, ran a foul of the law or NCAA and it never made it to the AD or anywhere else? I would say way more than we would ever want to know.Kids make mistakes, and sometimes leaders rationalize actions, that are wrong. It doesn't make them evil, just human.
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Hands-on work fits many locally
July 8, 2006
Editor's Note: The following is a series of profiles of people in the Portales and Clovis area who work with their hands.
High schooler considers hat-creasing a form of art
Luis Saenz views creasing cowboy hats as an extension of his passion for art.
The high school senior said he learned his craft through hands-on experience.
"I probably messed up 10 or 20 hats at first," Luis, 17, said with a direct gaze and a maturity that belies his age. "But now I can do one in about 10 minutes."
With more than 15 crease styles for customers to choose from, he said the job requires skill and patience.
"People look at what I do and think it's easy," said Luis, who learned to crease hats when he was 10. "But it's not an easy thing to do, and it took me two months to really learn."
The hats begin with rounded tops and flat brims. Using steam and adept hands, Luis shapes each chapeau to meet a customer's individual preferences. He said he also considers the shape of a person's face and the person's age before creasing a cowboy hat.
"It really just depends on the person," he said.
Luis enjoys drawing and creating different styles of hats, he said. "I like art, and I see this as art."
Wearing a straw cowboy hat with curled sides, Luis said he loves working with his hands and might even consider making it a career.
"Sometimes I think I could make a good living out of this, but I still have one year left in high school."
— Tonya Garner
l Friend leads Bell to flowers
Linda Bell has worked as a florist at Joe's Flowers in Portales for about 28 years. She enjoys the job because she interacts with so many people.
"I like working and visiting with the people," Bell said, "and helping them to enjoy their lives more."
Bell was born and raised in Portales. She graduated from Portales High School in 1962 and attended school at Eastern New Mexico University for several years.
She became a florist because she had a friend, Rena Foster-Clark, who already had experience with the job.
Foster-Clark taught Bell the trade, and they opened Joe's Flowers together in 1978. They work together at the flower shop to this day.
Bell said the only difficult part of her job is when she makes floral arrangements for families who have lost loved ones. She said it is hard because she feels the pain with them.
— Bryant Million
Hairstyling brings Mitchell happiness
Creating new hairstyles and making people feel good about the way they look are just a few reasons why 23-year-old Kristina Mitchell decided to become a hairstylist.
Since she was 6, Mitchell said, she has tried to get people to let her style their hair.
"I was always doing my friends' hair," she said. "My uncle used to have long hair. So I always messed with his hair, too. Sometimes he would even let me curl it."
Mitchell graduated from House High School in 2001 and attended cosmetology school in Clovis.
Last year, she moved to Portales and accepted a job with SmartStyle located inside the Clovis Wal-Mart.
"It makes me feel good to see people happy with what I've done with their hair and hopefully it will build my clientele for when I am able to open my own business," she said.
— Paula Cronic
Hands work for home cooking
In a tiny shop off the beaten path, Luciano and Bobbie Madrid knead dough, chop chiles and boil rice.
The husband and wife assemble 300 to 400 burritos a day at their family restaurant, El Taquito Cafe in Clovis, which they opened eight years ago.
The cafe serves traditional New Mexican cuisine, distinct from Mexican and Tex-Mex in its heavy use of garlic and salt, rather than cilantro and oregano, according to the couple.
Their hands and minds are trained so well they have retired their taste buds.
"We never taste our own food," Bobbie Madrid said. "We know exactly what to put in our food, exactly how much is needed."
She learned the art of cooking from her mother, who also owned restaurants in Clovis.
The smell of onions and chiles clings to their hands and clothing, the Madrids said. But potent soap and cleaning supplies can dull the lingering odors of the kitchen — a stash is always nearby at the restaurant, and used frequently, they said.
Above all, these chefs are proud of their loyalty to traditional New Mexican cooking, they said.
"It's all we've ever eaten," Bobbie Madrid said.
"These days, everything is fast food, prepared and frozen. It just doesn't taste like homemade," Luciano Madrid said.
— Marlena Hartz
Mayo's hands decorate hot rods
Rick Mayo's hands flow across the surface with steady energy. Beneath the tip of his brush, a line is formed.
Known by friends and acquaintances as "8-Ball," Mayo, 50, practices a dying skill — pinstripes and hot rod art. Without masking or guides, he puts his hands to the task of creating illustrations, designs and icons on cars, motorcycles and an array of other items in a small, neatly kept garage on Seventh Street in Clovis.
He describes the relationship between his hands and his mind as symbiotic.
"My hands know what to do. ... I trust that my hands are going to make the right movement. I let them go and trust them to do what (they've) been trained to do," he said.
Art and drawing became part of his life early, fused with his love for comic book art and hotrods. He found a niche in the world of custom art. He's been doing it professionally for 30 years.
Mayo revels in the pressure of painting designs on top of an expensively painted street rod.
From under the tip of his brush emerge lines. Some dance and intertwine while others show high energy in jagged points.
"I see this as music — I can hear it in my mind," he said.
Computer-generated pinstripes and graphics don't convey the same spirit as those rendered by hand for Mayo. For him, the end result is not about perfection but feeling and spirit.
— Sharna Johnson
A cake as her canvas
Brenda Gonzales is wearing a new hat, a baker's hat that is.
She began work in the Super Save Discount Foods Bakery in Portales three weeks ago. She's gone from flipping burgers at McDonald's to using her hands to create eye-catching delicacies at Super Save.
"I made two cakes the other day and as soon as I put them on display, I sold them," 20-year-old Gonzales proudly said. "I just want to get better on making roses out of whipped cream frosting for the elegant cakes. It's a matter of just knowing the right hands techniques, how to move your hands a certain way to make it look nice. My aunt, Jennifer Bustamante, who is a baker here, is teaching me."
Gonzales also wants to work her way up to decorating the more fancy cakes for weddings and quinceañera, or 15th birthday, celebrations. She said the marble cake, a mix of chocolate and vanilla batter, is the most popular cake. She also said people are requesting "Cars" movie and NASCAR themes, anything with automobiles.
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"Moving Forward: Remember...Celebrate...Act."
Dr. King's teachings so relevent today.
It seems to us that each year, the annual observation of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday is more relevant and poignant then the year before. Perhaps because it has become a time to reflect on what Dr. King stood for and both practiced and preached that the issues we face today take on greater context. The violence of Newtown that prompted the current gun debate, the wealth disparity that stubbornly persists, our local discussion of the best ways to educate all of our kids…all these issues can be viewed in light of Dr. King's teachings.
The easiest comparison is Dr. King's commitment to non-violence. But it is also the more complex combination of justice, equality and action that informed his vision for our world that seems so needed today as we tackle these tough issues. We appreciate the many observances of this holiday weekend, but especially the volunteer activities that have become such a part of the holiday. And we hope every year that that spirit grows and influences how we act as we move forward.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Zoo Baby Pinwheel Quilt
Happy Sewing ooxx`jodi
24 comments:
- Laura Jane said...
That is a truly lovely quilt for a little guy :-)
One question though Jodi: Did you mean for the pinwheels to be turning different directions? In your tutorial they all turn the same way (so that the negatives look like hour glass blocks) but this one seems random? I've never seen it done like this before...! Laura
- February 8, 2011 at 3:04 AM
- Vroomans' Quilts said...
I love pinnies and for a baby quilt they are just so perfect. Love the color/fabric. And simple quilting lets the design make the quilt.
- February 8, 2011 at 3:09 AM
- Jackie said...
Pinwheels are my favorite! This is such a cute quilt too. Love the colors!
- February 8, 2011 at 3:42 AM
- Jennie {Clover and Violet} said...
I adore the 2D Zoo fabric (I even have some stashed!), and I love pinwheels too. This is a perfect boy quilt, which are hard to come by sometimes (as I'm a mom of a little boy!). Great job!
- February 8, 2011 at 4:44 AM
- Nedra said...
I like the scrappy border even more than the prairie points. And the fabric you chose are perfect for a baby quilt. It's hard to find great prints that work for boys besides blues.
- February 8, 2011 at 5:03 AM
- Angie said...
I love yout choices in colors!
- February 8, 2011 at 5:12 AM
- Betty Lou said...
I like pinwheels but shy away from them because of the centers. How do you get yours so perfect, what is the secret?
- February 8, 2011 at 5:51 AM
- Lynda said...
I just made a Pinwheel quilt also but have yet to add the borders. Since I used a Charm Pack for the Pinwheels and there are none left, I think I may add a tiny border of 30's fabric and then a white border like your did. I too love Pinwheels. The quilt turns out so cute and is so simple. I really love the fabrics/colors you used...very much a little man.
- February 8, 2011 at 5:57 AM
- Phyllis said...
This is such a cute baby quilt. I love it!
- February 8, 2011 at 6:15 AM
- Sue said...
Great Baby quilt. I love pinwheels too. Is there a tutorial on how to match seams as well as you do?
- February 8, 2011 at 6:57 AM
- Rhonda said...
love it! such a fabulous fabric line. pinwheels are so fun.
- February 8, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
Love this little boy quilt. How lucky he is. I'm making twin boy quilts.
- February 8, 2011 at 7:51 AM
- simplify411 said...
I've never made a quilt (I sew mostly clothing) but when I saw your scrappy patchwork style nap mat I knew it would be the perfect way to use an entire bucket of baby clothes my mom had given me (they were once mine almost 40 years ago!). I wonder, do you have any suggestions on sizing or the best way to turn old baby clothes into scraps? Thank you so much for any insight you may be able to offer!
Your work is absolutely beautiful!
- February 8, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- Kelly O. said...
this quilt is FABULOUS!!!
between this quilt and that nap mat I'm feeling totally inspired!
- February 8, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- Tiffany said...
I have a FQ of that zoo fabric - love the idea of pinwheels of that mixed with polka dots. Thanks for the great idea! Might try to make really big pinwheels tho so that the zoo animals show up more... hrm.... o the possibilities :)
- February 8, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Susan said...
beautiful quilt! Love the combination of the pinwheels, colors, and patterns.
- February 8, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- Crafty Girls Workshop said...
How pretty! I have the perfect fabric to make something like that too. I love it!
- February 8, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- Kenner Family said...
I love the pinwheel baby quilt. so cute.
- February 8, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- Becky said...
Lucky Baby Boy!!! I must get pics up of the one I finished for our Grand Daughter! Yes, I finished it.
- February 8, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- Susan said...
I love pinwheels, although I am in the midst of making just my first pinwheel quilt - yours at MBS! :) I just put the prairie points on it last night. The baby it's for is due tomorrow, so I hope to have it finished this week and in the mail by early next week.
- February 8, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Corrie said...
darling! I like the scrappy border instead of the prairie points for the little guy.
- February 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM
- Brooke said...
I copied your Moda quilt in Snippets last year. It was a fun one to make. Now you have me wanting one in orange and brown. Too cute!
- February 8, 2011 at 9:08 PM
- Karen said...
Love the baby quilt. Sew perfect for a little boy. I've done both your baby pinwheel quilt (working on the binding for this one this morning) and the scrappy quilt and they have to be my most favorite tutorials. I know I'm going to be making more of them. Thank you for all the inspiration and encouragement you provide!
- February 9, 2011 at 6:38 AM
- Tiffaney said...
I just love your baby pinwheel quilt. That tutorial is my favorite at the MBS. I have a self imposed rule about there being too many patterrns to make the same one twice. However this pattern keeps making me want to break that rule. It went together so fast and easy and looks wonderful in every colorway I have seen.
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Continuing my discussion of this week's announcements of IBM storage products, I will cover the announcements that double storage capacity per footprint.
- Linear Tape Open - Generation 5
IBM announced [LTO-5 drives], the TS2250 half-height and the TS2350 full-height drives, as well as support for LTO-5 drives in its various tape libraries: TS3100, TS3200, and TS3500. The native 1.5TB capacity of the LTO-5 cartridge is nearly double the 800GB capacity of the LTO-4 predecessor. With 2:1 compression, that's 3TB of data per cartridge! Performance-wise, the data transfer rate is 140 MB/sec, about 17 percent improvement over the 120MB/sec of the LTO-4 technology. The TS2250, TS2350, TS3100 and TS3200 now all offer dual-SAS ports for higher availability.
LTO-5 carries forward many of the advancements of past generations. For example, LTO-5 continues the G-2/G-1 "backward compatibility" architecture, which means that the LTO-5 drive can read LTO-3 and LTO-4 cartridges, and can write LTO-4 cartridges. Like the LTO-3 and LTO-4, the same LTO-5 drive can read and write WORM or regular rewriteable cartridges. Like the LTO-4, the LTO-5 offers drive-level data-at-rest encryption. These use a symmetric 256-bit AES key, managed by IBM Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager (TKLM).
One thing that is new in LTO-5 is the Long Term File System [LTFS] available on the TS2250 and TS2350, which allows you to treat the tape as a hierarchical file system, with files and folders, that you can drag and drop like any other file system.
- XIV storage system
IBM [doubles the capacity of the XIV storage system] by supporting 2TB SATA drives. A full 15-module frame can hold up to 161TB of usable capacity. The smallest 6-module system with 2TB can hold up to 55TB of usable capacity. At this time, all of the drives in an XIV must be the same type, so we do not yet allow intermix of 1TB and 2TB in the same frame. The 2TB are more energy efficient, with a full 15-module frame consuming on average 6.7 kVA, compared to 7.8 kVA for the 1TB drives. The performance is roughly the same, so if, for example, your application workload got 3700 IOPS per module with 1TB drives, it will get about the same 3700 IOPS per module with 2TB drives.
- TS7650 ProtecTIER Data Deduplication
IBM now supports [many-to-one virtual tape volume mirroring] on the ProtecTIER. In other words, you can have two or more locations sending data to a single ProtecTIER disaster recovery site.
- N series disk system
The EXN1000 and EXN3000 can now double in capacity with 2TB SATA drives. These can be attached to the N3000 entry-level models, such as the N3400.
- DS3000 disk system
The DS3200, DS3300 and DS3400, as well as their related expansion drawers, now supports 2TB SATA drives. This means that a single control unit with three expansion drawers can hold up to 96TB of raw capacity (48 drives).
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That's a lot of announcements! As always, feel free to dig into each of the links to learn more about each product.
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Nvidia Corp. has announced "Carma" development kit to developers, who want to design software that relies on ARM general-purpose processors and Nvidia graphics chips compatible with CUDA architecture. With Carma, developers will be able to try designing software for energy-efficient high-performance computing projects. Unfortunately, Carma does not support double precision computing and thus will hardly be adopted by serious developers.
Nvidia Carma - CUDA on ARM - is based on Tegra 3 system-on-chip with five general-purpose ARM Cortex-A9 processing cores and various multimedia functionality with 2GB of DDR3 memory, as well as Nvidia Quadro 1000M (GF108GL) graphics processing unit with an array of 96 CUDA [compute unified device architecture] stream processors and 2GB DDR3 memory. According to Nvidia, Carma offers 270GFLOPS single-precision performance. The development kit is based on Linux Ubuntu Derivative OS.
Earlier this year Nvidia and Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) said that they had initiated development a new hybrid supercomputer that, for the first time, will use energy-efficient, low-power Nvidia Tegra ARM system-on-chips as well as high-performance Nvidia Tesla compute accelerators. The building blocks for the supercomputer will be similar to Carma development kit.
The Carma development kit is aimed at those, who would like to develop supercomputing applications for energy-efficient exascale systems, which, in Nvidia's point of view, will be based on ARM general-purpose cores and accelerated using Nvidia's highly-parallel compute engines. The kit itself does not look too impressive though as it features Fermi-generation GF108GL graphics chip that does not support double precision computing, a crucial technology for high-performance computing (HPC) applications. Even though Carma may be good for research, it will barely demonstrate actual performance advantages of CUDA on ARM technology.
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"I have such a hard time flying commercial. I always want to—it's cheaper, it's easier—but there can be 300 perfectly lovely people at the gate and one crazy person who ruins it for everyone, so flying private is great because I don't have to worry. "
BJT Management Series: Gulfstream's Larry Flynn
Larry Flynn communicates well to large groups and knows how to control the room during press conferences, even when the main language spoken is not his own. General Dynamics undoubtedly took note of that talent when it named him president of Gulfstream in 2011. Today, he oversees more than 14,000 employees worldwide—including approximately 8,400 in Savannah, Georgia—and also serves as vice president of parent company General Dynamics Corp. Flynn, who joined Gulfstream in 1995, credits much of his management expertise to years of intense study, dedication and hard work. He is by all accounts an honest and direct leader with a deep appreciation for his colleagues, employees and community. Here, we get insight into his background and leadership style.
My father was a big influence on me. Growing up, we spent a lot of time with his friends, who were airline pilots all over the world. They would come to dinner and tell stories dating back to the DC-3 days up to the B747.
I was basically born into the business. My dad was a TWA pilot for 38 years and taught my two brothers and me how to fly at a very early age.
It has been fascinating to meet people all over the world and learn about their cultures firsthand. Everyone I meet is very proud of two things: their family and their country.
We are the largest employer in Savannah and taking care of the community is a big part of our culture. Between employee contributions and Gulfstream we have given $14 million to United Way since 2006. United Way has the largest reach in terms of helping people in need, and they run that organization with very little overhead. So if you spend a dollar, that dollar gets spent helping people.
Five years ago Gulfstream created the Student Leadership Program in Savannah. We picked 150 freshmen with a goal of getting them to graduate from high school. Of the first class, 96 percent went on to graduate.
This is a team sport and we learned that a long time ago. To have the number-one brand you have got to take care of the employees and stay focused on your service and the reliability of your airplane. At the end of that day, that's the formula.
There is a very detailed continuous-improvement employee program at Gulfstream. It encourages teamwork and drives innovation in every department. Each employee, from shop floor to the highest levels of management, is given basic training and encouraged to participate in improving all aspects of the company.
You are only as good as the team you develop. We are a metric-driven company. We work closely with each person to set annual goals to help them professionally and to print a roadmap for them for the next 12 months.
Your Ideas at Work is the name of an internal initiative we have where every employee is encouraged to give us ideas on how we can improve. More than 66,000 ideas came in last year. I am continually impressed by the things our people come up with.
Nothing replaces videotaped training for public speaking. I have done intensive training several times, most recently within the past couple of years. You would be amazed at what you discover about yourself speaking in front of a group when you see yourself on tape.
Be prepared. You should always know more than the audience you're presenting to. Be yourself. And practice.
Gulfstream has a very robust and active customer advisory board. We do a lot of surveys at every touchpoint—servicing, building and delivering the airplane. We are constantly getting feedback and we take all of it very seriously.
Each interaction with our customers is a moment of truth with the brand.
A lot of my good friends own successful small businesses and I admire the way they run them. One of my best friends is a home builder and he thrived during the economic downturn because he is a true entrepreneur. He is agile and creative.
There is a real entrepreneurial spirit at Gulfstream. People make decisions as if it were their own company.
My father was in the process of building an airplane in his garage right up until he passed away last year. He was 91.
I highly agree with the article it's an employee driven business, take care of your TEAM they will take care of the
rest. Reward them for their efforts, that goes along way. Communication and sharing ideas is the key. Together Every Accomplishes More. You plan to fail or fail to plan. If you don't have time to do it right the first time then you want have time to do it right the second time! Worked for them in the past. Great Company!
Mr. Flynn is an inspiration to all. He is committed to the people and bolstering their success within the company. A true leader in the industry.
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Leonard J. Heuchert
Leonard J. Heuchert, 87 of Lee's Summit, Mo., formerly of New Ulm and Good Thunder, passed away on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at East St. Luke's Hospital in Lee's Summit, Mo.
A Celebration of Len's life will be held on June 29, 2013 at 11 a.m. at Redeemer Lutheran Church, New Ulm, with Pastor Grant Bode officiating. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. Saturday to time of service at the church.
Leonard J. Heuchert, the son of Reverend Karl and Amanda (Lueker) Heuchert, was born on Nov. 21, 1925 in Henning. Leonard graduated from High School in Royalton. While working at The Lutheran Children's Friend Society, he met Evelyn Marie Wiedenheft. Len and Ev were married Nov. 3, 1946 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Good Thunder.
Leonard owned and operated Wiedenheft's Grocery Store in Good Thunder. Len was on the committee that started The Good Thunder Pioneer-Indian Day Celebration. He crowned the first Miss Good Thunder. Len started the St. John's Lutheran Grade School Basketball Program as well as St. John's Lutheran Grade School Basketball Tournament that ran for almost 40 years. He became a certified Fire Arm Safety Instructor for youth in the Good Thunder area. He was part of the Good Thunder Volunteer Fire Department, and a leader with the Boy Scouts of America. Len held many offices and was active on many committees at St. John's Lutheran Church, Good Thunder.
Len sold the grocery store in 1969. He became a District Representative for Aid Association for Lutherans in New Ulm. Len moved his family to New Ulm in 1970. During his time with AAL, Len received numerous awards and qualified for the President's Cabinet several times. Len retired from AAL in 1989. Len was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church where he held many offices and served on many committees.
Len married Beverly Ann Glaeser, in Lake of the Ozarks, MO on August 2, 2003. In 2004, Len and Bev moved to Gold Canyon, Ariz. and in 2007, they moved to Lees Summit, Mo.
Leonard was a man of faith who loved people and those who came in contact with him felt his love and concern.
Len is survived by his wife Beverly; his children John (Jean), Bruce (Lynn), and Carolyn, all of New Ulm, and L. Scott (Sue) of Sleepy Eye; grandchildren, Joleen (Todd) Woods, Yankton, SD, Jessica (T.J.) Fletcher, Eagan, Angela Liesenfeld, New Ulm, Mike Heuchert, Minneapolis, Josh Heuchert (fiance Kristy Engstrom), Osakis, Dan (Tiffany) Heuchert, Ashland, KY, David Heuchert (fiance Kali Burow), Alexandria, and 12 great-grandchildren. Len is also survived by Beverly's children, Stephen (Donna) Moraco, Monument, Colo., Kim (Don) Davis, Lake Winnebago, Mo., Lise (Dale) Weegman, Hendricks; and her grandchildren, Steve A. Moraco, Savannah, Ga. , Matt Weegman, Starkville, Miss., Mitch (Kaitlin) Weegman, Falmouth, U.K. and Kate Weegman, Minneapolis, and his brother Lawrence (Carolyn) Heuchert, of Houston, Texas, and many nieces and nephews.
Len was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Evelyn; his sons – Michael and his twin; his Brothers – Vernon and Charles; and His Sisters – Esther Meichsner and Lorene Cordes.
Memorials to The Lutheran Hour, Billy Graham Evangelistic Assn. or the donor's choice are preferred in lieu of flowers.


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Great to find a soy-free alternative
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I bought this for my husband, who cooks with soy sauce. Since we now avoid soy as much as possible (as well as eat coconut oil, coconut flour etc), this was quite a find. He was quite happy with the taste. I haven't given it 5 stars, because time will tell how long it keeps for.
Tasty if used right
Posted by plantbasedglutard on Feb 22, 2016
Wouldn't use it to replace soy sauce in cooking, a great replacement for sweet soy. I like to use it with some garlic as a dipping sauce.
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great on salads mixed with apple cider vinegar
I can't decide...
Posted by Tingeling on Mar 17, 2014
I can't decide if I like this or not..! It has too much wine taste and I dont like wine at all!! I bought this because coconut is good for my thyroid, but the taste is just too weird! Thumbs up for not having soy in it, since people suffering from thyroid should'nt eat anything with soy in it! Will I buy again? No, problaby not!


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Now this has potential, I worried about the tank for the compressed air but they've got that figured out. Takes about $3 of electricity to fill the tanks with compressed air in the prototypes and they can go about 200km. A newer version will be hybrid where an additional gas tank will fuel the mechanism to simply recharge the compressed air on the go. They say one tank of gas to go from LA to NY, 4500 miles. Why don't we hear about this in the mainstream media ?
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Major in Cytotechnology
Offered by Saint Louis University's Doisy College of Health Sciences
- Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in cytotechnology
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Download a fact sheet about SLU's undergraduate cytotechnology degree.
Saint Louis University Cytotechnology Program OverviewSaint Louis University's undergraduate cytotechnology degree is one of only 31 nationally and is the only cytotechnology program in Missouri or Illinois. If you choose to major in cytotechnology at SLU's Doisy College of Health Sciences, you'll have the chance to conduct research and produce projects or papers acceptable for publication and presentation at professional conferences.
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What You'll Learn in SLU's Cytotechnology ProgramStudents in SLU's cytotechnology program choose between pre-professional health, pre-med, pre-physician assistant and physician assistant-scholars curriculum options.
SLU cytotechnology students are welcome as student members of the St. Louis Society of Cytology, American Society for Cytotechnology and American Society of Cytopathology, and have access to student laboratory facilities located in the state-of-the-art Doisy College of Health Sciences. In addition, local clinical affiliates are frequently interested in placing SLU's cytotechnology students in lab assistant positions during their undergraduate experience.
What Can You Do With a Cytotechnology Degree from SLU?Saint Louis University's cytotechnology program's graduate career placement rate is typically between 95 and 100 percent.
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Keel fairing issues for Golding
Mike Golding onboard Gamesa has been working for the past 24 hours to resolve an issue with his keel.
Investigations over the side of the boat with a camera yesterday evening revealed that the front fairing of the keel olive has been lost.
With only ten days remaining for this, Golding's fourth Vendée Globe, solo, round the world race, a solution needs to be sought immediately to ensure Golding can reach the finish line in Les Sables d'Olonne, France.
Gamesa Boat Captain Graham Tourell explains, "Mike discovered this late yesterday whilst trying to use the bilge pump which empties into the keel box. The pump didn't work and this then led Mike to the keel box which he found was full of water, over the level of the keel head and the rams.
"There is a lot of turbulence at the front of the keel and without the fairing, water is being driven up into the keel box, faster than the water can drain out by the Venturi system.
"Last night Mike used a horseshoe life ring which he cut up and wedged in the front of the keel to stem the flow, which initially worked, but then was popped out by the turbulence. At this point Mike had to rig up the boat hook to brace it in place, which worked for a period of time, but ultimately that came free as well.
"Even at this late stage of the race, this is possibly a race-ending situation; several of the boat's vital systems are in close proximity to, or directly plumbed into the keel box, which normally has a negative pressure inside it. If the water level and pressure is not reduced, the rubber gaiters which seal the hydraulic ram could burst and the boat could flood, shorting various electrics, or causing other system failures including potentially irretrievable engine damage.
With the finish line almost in sight, Mike is doing everything he can to find a solution which will ensure he can complete his race. After 5 hours upside down in the keel box, Mike hopes that he has found an adequate solution.
An exhausted Golding commented, "I took advantage of a hole in the wind [light air], to heave-to and get the keel box lid off and pass a section of anchor warp [rope] out of one side of the keel plate and into the other. This actually reduces the cross sectional area of the aperture and thereby, I hope, reduces the pressure inside the keel box and the water level.
"Having studied the images I took underwater, I was surprised to see that the front fairing plate was missing especially as it was extremely well fitted and protected and so can only assume that this has happened either due to the boat's continual slamming or is the result of a UFO impact in the past 48 hours."
While the loss of the fairing will ultimately slow the boat slightly, Golding is hoping that his solution will hold, protecting vital boat systems, and allow him one final opportunity to continue his battle with Jean Le Cam's SynerCiel for fifth position.


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Adults also targeting schools
The Columbus Dispatch - July 05, 2012 08:56 AM
Thursday's story about schools getting vandalized during the summer focused on teens. But they are not the only ones who've been targeting schools.
Tractors, snow blowers, lawn mowers and other lawn equipment have been stolen from sheds at five South-Western schools over the past four months. The cost to replace the equipment and repair the sheds is about $25,000.
Footage from security tapes show adults were behind the thefts, school officials said. No arrests have been made and the incidents are still under investigation by the Franklin County Sheriff's Department.


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GARLAN MYERS, 61, Minot, formerly of Berthold, died Friday in a Minot hospital. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., Bread of Life Lutheran Church, Minot. Visitation Tuesday, 3 to 7 p.m., Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Laurel Myers, in care of S. Myers at P.O. Box 2189, Minot, ND 58702.
CODY AMES, 30, Williston, died Saturday in Williston. (Everson Funeral Home, Williston)
ROBERT MUNDY, 48, Minneapolis, formerly of Belcourt, died March 6 in his home. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., St. Ann's Catholic Church, Belcourt. Visitation Tuesday, 6 p.m., with a rosary service at 8 p.m., all in the church. (Elick Funeral Home, Rolla)
MARCELLA LANNOYE, 70, Brendle's Bay, near Parshall, formerly of Minot, died Sunday in her home. (Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot)
SCOTT BOHRER, 36, Bismarck, formerly of Stanley and of California, died Tuesday in his home. Memorial service Thursday, 2 p.m., Knife River Lutheran Church, rural Stanley. (Springan Funeral Home, Stanley)
HELEN SAMPSON, 86, New Rockford, died Sunday in a New Rockford nursing home. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m., Evangelical Free Church, New Rockford. Prayer service Wednesday, 7 p.m., Evans Funeral Home, New Rockford. Visitation Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon, in the funeral home.
MARGARET HAEN, 85, East Grand Forks, Minn., formerly of Carrington, died Saturday in a Grand Forks hospital. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Carrington. Prayer service Tuesday, 7 p.m., in the church. Visitation Tuesday, 1 to 5:30 p.m., Evans Funeral Home, Carrington.
MARTHA TWEETEN, 90, Bismarck, formerly of Washburn, died Saturday in her son's home in Mesa, Ariz. (Goetz Funeral Home, Washburn)
FRIEDA PETERSON, 92, Stanton, died Saturday in a Bismarck nursing home. Funeral March 18, 11 a.m., Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Stanton. (Barbot-Seibel Funeral Home, Beulah)
KEVIN P. HANSON, 54, Minot, died Sunday in a Wishek nursing home. (Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot)
DAVID BIRD, 65, Bowbells, died Friday in his home. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Bowbells. Visitation Tuesday, 3 to 6 p.m., with a prayer service at 6 p.m., all in the church. (Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Kenmare)
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Here's how RW members rated this race (311 votes).
In short: 3rd time i've done this race and can't wait to do it again. Relaxed and low key,excellent training for London MarathonDate of review: March 27, 2011
In short: Well organised from start to finishIn full: Somewhat surprised to find myself enjoying the run despite the "hills". Bargain price topped off with great tea and cakes afterwards!Date of review: March 22, 2011
In short: Really well organised race that does exactly what it sets out to do.In full: About as good a pre-marathon run out as you'll find anywhere. Great value for money with friendly helpful marshals and a course that's scenic enough to kep you distracted. Excellent! Date of review: March 22, 2011
In short: Low key but well organised and excellent training for a marathonDate of review: March 22, 2011
In short: Ideal warm-up for LondonIn full: Friendly, well organised warm-up for those running a spring marathon.Although lacking the bells and whistles of other races (no chip timing or goody bag), the race offers very good value for the £10 entry fee with a scenic course and on-the-day choice of running 15 or 21 miles.Date of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Excellent VFM and well organisedIn full: A lovely sunny day, second loop of the 6 miles seems so much harder the second time around ;-) Marshalls excellent, love the jelly babies. Briliant prep for a marathon, although some mad folks were doing it for fun.... Date of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Great event for runners building up to a spring marathonDate of review: March 21, 2011
In short: very well run & nice touch with all faster finishers encouraging you along the finishing straight.Date of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Well managedIn full: Well managed and very good local supportDate of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Pat on the MABACIn full: On the same weekend with Fleet and Reading Half's going on, this little gem of a pre-London training run does the business. Very good value for money, well marshalled, quiet country lanes and nice buzzy atmosphere.Date of review: March 21, 2011
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As keystroke was committed to screen in the writing of this post, J.C. Penney honcho Ron Johnson received his walking papers. This after it was announced last week that the ousted CEO had his pay cut 90 percent– tanking his 2012 salary to a mere $1.9 million from a sum north of $50 million in 2011.
With numbers like that, Johnson more than likely won't apply for unemployment benefits anytime soon. But his compensation unfortunately will add more fuel to the fire of those proxy shareholders advocating for "say on pay" rules for upper management.
For example, The Nathan Cummings Foundation submitted a proxy shareholder resolution to Caterpillar Inc. that reads: "The shareholders … ask the board of directors to adopt a policy that incentive compensation for senior executives should include a range of non-financial measures based on sustainability principles and reducing any negative environmental impacts related to Company operations."
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Hunt 1014: Limited-entry Buck deer
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Musculoskeletal disorders – injuries or diseases that damage the body's connective tissues – are a significant cause of pain and disability, and of increased risk of death for millions of Americans, representing approximately 17 percent of all healthcare expenditures. These conditions, which affect the bones, tendons/ligaments, cartilage, muscles in joints and spinal discs, stem from a variety of causes, ranging from overuse and injuries, to aging, and genetic predisposition. Or, they may be associated with diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Current treatment options, primarily drug therapies or surgery, offer widely varying results.
But good news is on the horizon: stem cell and regenerative medicine research holds the promise of innovative and effective new treatments. This fall, about 200 medical professionals from the New York area and beyond gathered in the Price Center/Block Research Pavilion's Ethel and Samuel J. LeFrak Auditorium to discuss these possibilities, at Einstein's second annual Arnold and Madaleine Penner Musculoskeletal Repair and Regeneration Symposium.
Organized by the College of Medicine's department of orthopaedic surgery, the day-long symposium brought together basic scientists, bioengineers, clinical investigators and clinicians to exchange ideas and form new collaborations. Dr. Allen Spiegel, the Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean at Einstein, offered opening remarks to start the meeting, which is the only of its kind in the tri-state area. The symposium was made possible by the generosity of Arnold S. Penner and his wife, Madaleine, longtime supporters of biomedical research at Einstein. As with last year, Mr. Penner, who serves on Einstein's Board of Overseers and on the executive board of its Men's Division, was in attendance at this year's event.
This year's program focused on current issues in musculoskeletal repair and regeneration, recent laboratory findings and their potential impact on patient care. Participating medical institutions included Einstein, New York University, Columbia University, Mount Sinai, Weill Cornell, the Hospital for Special Surgery, The City College of New York, the University of Pennsylvania, Stony Brook, the University of Connecticut and North Shore-LIJ Health System.
In the year since its inception, the symposium has grown, with four additional medical institutions from the tri-state area participating this year; there also was an increase in presentations by faculty and in young scientists taking part in the event's poster sessions.
"We are proud of the quality of the research and the increased participation and support from leading musculoskeletal researchers in the tri-state region," said Dr. Hui (Herb) Sun, associate professor of orthopaedic surgery and of radiation oncology, the symposium's scientific director and its co-organizer with Dr. Neil Cobelli, professor and chair of orthopaedic surgery at Einstein and Montefiore, the University hospital and academic medical center for the College of Medicine.
Ultimately, the organizers aim to make the forum international in scope. "There's no substitute for face-to-face communication," said Dr. Cobelli, "and this symposium offers invaluable opportunities for brainstorming, sharing exciting new research progress, strengthening current collaborations and forming new ideas for future research projects."
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Defend Your Database From Malicious Insiders
In tough economic times, desperate employees discover what enterprises and cybercriminals already know: Sensitive data can be sold for cash. For a data entry operator, call center employee, database administrator or salesperson with access to proprietary customer lists, the temptation to steal and sell sensitive data can be overpowering. And given the expanding global economy, it's not just competitors paying for data; there are criminal organizations all over the world looking for the kind of inside information that can affect stock prices or alter contract negotiations. Another threat is the disgruntled employee, who may not be seeking monetary gain, but rather the chance to cause his or her employer the loss of business and reputation that can come with a data breach. What can enterprises do to protect themselves against employees who are authorized users but decide to go rogue? What checks and balances can companies put in place to prevent insiders from making off with sensitive data? In this report, we recommend how to protect data from being stolen and detect attempts as they occur. (S4170212)
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The Long Weekend
Written by: Steve Cordasco
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Sometimes historians refer to the period between World War I and World War II as "the long weekend." Flaws in the Treaty of Versailles enabled Germany to re-arm amid the turmoil of the times, eventually leading to a repeat of the global conflagration. Regrettably, we find ourselves in a long weekend now, having lived through the war over the fiscal cliff, we now face the prospect of an equally disruptive spasm over the debt ceiling. Brace yourself. The issues of taxes and spending are vital to an economy and investors as we move into a new year. The country has been borrowing from a future economy to pay for today's. That policy, along with very low to non-existent interest rates, has helped support corporate profits at record levels. For the first time in memory we have a Federal Reserve stating that higher stock prices are a policy tool although nothing in its charter grants that organization such authority. In turn, we have politicians looking at the markets for clues as to the effects of policy. So policy is somewhat dictated by market behavior that is somewhat dependent on various forms of intervention. This is not the market of our youth. As we wait for the coming war on the debt ceiling, we see an economy barely above stall speed. The growth industries appear to governments: local, state and federal. Many have the kind of numbers we would like to see among the stocks in our portfolios. In our lifetimes we have always relied on government to step in with stimulus programs when the private sector swoons. The problem today is that government is swooning as well. The stimulus efforts haven't helped much and I would argue that they may have retarded the economy's natural healing processes. Meanwhile, indexes that measure the true health of the economy have generally illustrated weakening momentum. Industrial production has improved following the hurricane in the northeast but remains below last spring. We see the same thing in real (after inflation) retail sales and wages. Worse, we see similar problems in much of the developed world. Our collective economies seem to be an invitation to central banks to print money as they attempt to float their economies on a sea of credit. The longer-term consequences for consumer prices are less important than the diminishing cost of government liabilities. Inflation reduces the real value of debts and makes them easier to repay. Even modest inflation of 3% will reduce the real (after inflation) value of money by half in 24 years. So governments borrow money to fund promises made by elected officials while unelected central bankers try to inflate away the value of the debt incurred. It's collective irresponsibility.


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Shopping in Prague
A lot of foreigners always think that Prague (well Europe in general actually) is one big Rodeo Drive. As in, there are super cool and trendy stores everywhere. That's not really the case though. There are a lot of amazing stores in Prague, but you have to know where to go (dun, dun dun!) AND which places to steer clear of. Read on to find out more about some of Prague's hidden shopping realm gems.
A lot of people come to Prague looking for cool shops that have the 'it factor'. The thing is, these kind of shops are particularly well hidden. Here are a few tips:
Vodičkova 36, Praha 1
A vintage-style shop with two locations in Prague - one on Vodičkova Street near Wenceslas Square and the other in Prague 5 on Štefánikova Street. Here most items cost around 400 CZK and you're guaranteed to walk away with super fashionable finds!
Mum Ray
Náplavní 3, Praha 2
A really cool handbag and accessory store - all Mum Ray bags are 100% Czechmade (designed by Lucie Michalcová) and 100% COOL! Mum Ray will give the term 'bag lady' a whole new (hip) meaning.
28. října 11, Praha 1 - Staré Město
This shop is a bit cuckoo but it's really fun to visit, even if you walk away empty-handed! They've got a bit of everything - gifts, stationery goodies, cute little planners and much, much more. It's so colourful it's crazy and that's why we love it!
Bělehradská 70, Praha 2
No, this is not a Czech store... but we still had to include it on our list. The Prague Moleskine store is cute, quirky and quaint, and we love it. It's a tiny store with walls full of illustrations and quotes and a wide array of Moleskine notebooks - both classic and limited version ones. If you're ever near I.P. Pavlova, give Moleskine a visit!
Celetná 29, Praha 1
OK, so we're kind of over typical Bohemian glass... yup, we've said it. Tourists seem to love it, but we think it's possible to find a more original gift which would mark your visit to Prague. This is why we love the Artěl Design Stores & their unique take on Bohemian glass. The stores also feature all kinds of cute trinkets, jewelry and stationery. Sold!
Modern Fashion
Bartolomějská 1, Praha 1
This is one uber-cool shop. And don't just take our word for it: Tilda Swinton is apparently a fan too! Leeda is a fashion brand which mixes high fashion and street style. The brand also cooperates with inspiring people who work in the field of contemporary design, architecture, photography, film and music. Love!
Týnská 15, Praha 1
Mona is a tiny boutique located in a narrow and cobblestone-laden street close to Old Town Square. Getting Paris flashbacks yet? It's true, Mona has a Parisian feel to it. However, the store features young Czech designers & we love its distinct fashion selection. Here it's style that reigns, not trends.


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In a study published in 2005, called the Anti Obeisty Action of Raspberry Ketone, raspberry ketones were given to mice that were fed a high-fat diet for several weeks. Mice were split into different groups, each getting the same calories but getting different amounts of raspberry ketones (either 0.5%, 1% or 2%). The diets were about 40% fat in each group. Researchers noted that raspberry ketones — that made up between 1% and 2% of total calories — caused a reduction in body weight and fat buildup in the livers of mice after 10 weeks of use, compared to mice that only were fed a high-fat diet.
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