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'Brave New Capitalists' Paradise': The Jobs?
The Americans who first greeted The New York Review of Books in 1963 were a mostly prosperous lot. The US economy grew that year by nearly 4.5 percent, following 6 percent growth the year before, and with more than 6 percent growth to come on average over the next three years as well. By fall, when the new Review's first regular pages appeared, the unemployment rate was just 5.5 percent, on its way to 4.5 percent by mid-1965 and almost to 3.5 percent by late 1966. Nor was there much inflation; consumer prices rose just 1.3 percent in 1963, the same rate that prevailed on average throughout the first half of the 1960s.
Best of all, most Americans' incomes were outpacing inflation, as they had for a decade and a half before 1963 and would continue to do for another decade after. In 1948 the family just at the middle of the US income scale had earned $26,500 in today's dollars. By 1963 the median family's income was up to $41,000. By 1973 it would be $55,700.
Yet even then some worriers expressed concerns about the longer-term economic future and what it might mean for society. Writing at just that time James Meade, a British economist who later won the Nobel Prize, focused in particular on the threat presented by "automation."1 Replacing human work by robots had been an aspiration—and also a source of fear—for centuries. But the idea had gained new currency with the work of the American mathematician Norbert Wiener, especially following publication of his Cybernetics in 1948. By the mid-1950s the prospect of substituting machines for human effort had captured the attention of popular culture too, with films like Fred Wilcox's Forbidden Planet vividly imagining the wondrous possibilities but also potentially horrible consequences.
Meade's vision was no less arresting than Wilcox's. His concern was how the humans displaced by machines in the economy's productive process would earn a living. "What of the future?" he asked.
There would be a limited number of exceedingly wealthy property owners; the proportion of the working population required to man the extremely profitable automated industries would be small; wage rates would thus be depressed; there would have to be a large expansion of the production of the labour-intensive goods and services which were in high demand by the few multi-multi-multi-millionaires; we would be back in a super-world of an immiserized proletariat of butlers, footmen, kitchen maids, and other hangers-on. Let…
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Washington, D.C. -- An agreement has been reached among all parties involved in federal litigation under the Endangered Species Act concerning the Beech Ridge wind project in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, that will provide for additional protection of the endangered Indiana bat and other wildlife while allowing some elements of the project to move forward and to begin producing renewable power in 2010.
The agreement, which has been filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, resolves outstanding federal litigation by setting forth protective conditions on which additional project construction and operation may occur while Beech Ridge applies for an Incidental Take Permit relative to the Indiana bat from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). The parties in the federal case have agreed to cooperate in a constructive manner during the FWS permitting process.
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If you take a step back, the secretary said when we started this thing we had to do four things at the same time: We had to move the money out the door quickly; to create jobs and contribute to economic recovery. And we had to do it through a set of competitive processes – so we selected great projects, not just OK projects. We had to do it with accountability and transparency. And at the end of the day, we had to make a meaningful contribution, a meaningful down payment, on the nation's energy and environmental future.
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Animal investigation must conform to the ''Position of the American Heart Association on Research Animal Use,'' adopted by the AHA on November 11, 1984. If equivalent guidelines are used, they should be indicated. The AHA position includes: 1) animal care and use by qualified individuals, supervised by veterinarians, and all facilities and transportation must comply with current legal requirements and guidelines; 2) research involving animals should be done only when alternative methods to yield needed information are not possible; 3) anesthesia must be used in all surgical interventions, all unnecessary suffering should be avoided and research must be terminated if unnecessary pain or fear results; and 4) animal facilities must meet the standards of the American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC).
JACC has an ethics committee comprised of 5 cardiologists, which oversees quality control and will look into the issues of concern, if any.
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Each author must have contributed significantly to the submitted work. If there are more than 4 authors, the contribution of each must be substantiated in the cover letter. If authorship is attributed to a group (either solely or in addition to 1 or more individual authors), all members of the group must meet the full criteria and requirements for authorship. To save space, if group members have been listed in JACC, the article should be referenced rather than reprinting the list. The editors consider authorship to include all of the following: 1) conception and design or analysis and interpretation of data, or both; 2) drafting of the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content; and 3) final approval of the manuscript submitted. Participation solely in the collection of data does not justify authorship but may be appropriately acknowledged in the Acknowledgment section.
Manuscripts must be submitted with a cover letter stating that: 1) the paper is not under consideration elsewhere; 2) none of the paper's contents have been previously published; 3) all authors have read and approved the manuscript; 4) the full disclosure of any relationship with industry (see "Relationship with Industry Policy"); and 5) the authors have provided both an illustration and the appropriate material for inclusion in the box that appears after the "Conclusions" section in the manuscript. Exceptions must be explained.
The corresponding author should be specified in the cover letter. All editorial communications will be sent to this author. The corresponding author will be whom we contact for submission queries.
A short paragraph telling the editors why the authors think their paper merits publication priority may be included in the cover letter. Potential reviewers may be suggested in the cover letter, as well as reviewers to avoid.
General Guidelines for Submission of Review Articles
Although the review articles are invited manuscripts, we will happily consider high-caliber proposals. Please submit a pre-submission inquiry before your manuscript. After the manuscript is accepted for publication, the JACC editors will support the development of the review articles, and the professional JACC illustrators will redraw illustrations. The review articles are considered for publication in the following two formats.
1) Present and Future— State-of-the-Art Review: As with all submissions to JACC, State-of-the-Art Reviews should focus on the patient. From basic mechanisms to clinical manifestations and interventional approaches to global health implications, such manuscripts will focus on a contemporary, controversial, or translational topic with 4-5 major sections written by 4-5 authors (or 4-5 author groups). This should be submitted as 1 single, unified paper, and not as 4-5 individual manuscripts. The authors should strictly adhere to the text length guidelines (where each section is restricted to 1,500- 2,000 words with a 10,000-word maximum limit for the entire manuscript). These manuscripts carry an introductory piece limited to 750-1,000 words. The manuscripts also can be formatted as point-counterpoint debates, which require an unstructured abstract of no more than 150 words. We ask authors to provide a central illustration that summarizes the review (at most, one per section). If the manuscript is accepted, the final figure would be drawn by an in-house medical illustrator. (See further explanation below.)
2) Present and Future— Review Topic of the Week: As with all submissions to JACC, Review Topics of the Week should focus on the patient. These articles review a contemporary topic of basic, translational, or clinical science. Please e-mail the proposal to the office before submitting your paper (jaccsd{at}acc.org). Such manuscripts may be written by a single author or an author group, and requires an unstructured abstract of no more than 150 words. The overall text length should not exceed 5,000 words. We ask you to provide a central illustration (line or pictorial) illustration that summarizes the review. If the manuscript is accepted, the final figure will be drawn by an in-house medical illustrator. (See further explanation below.)
General Guidelines for Submission of Original Research Papers
Because of printed page limitations, manuscripts should not exceed 5,000 words (including references and figure legends). If you are asked to revise your paper, the editors may specify an alternate word limit. Illustrations and tables should be limited to those necessary to highlight key data. Please provide gender-specific data, when appropriate, in describing outcomes of epidemiologic analyses or clinical trials; or specifically state that there were no gender-based differences. For original research dealing with genetic associations, authors should refer to J Am Coll Cardiol 2007;50:930–2.
The manuscript should be arranged as follows: 1) Title page; 2) Structured Abstract and Key Words; 3) Abbreviations list; 4) Text; 5) Perspectives (New Feature): Core Clinical Competencies and Translational Implications, they are presented on a separate page and will be published in a box; 6) Acknowledgments (if applicable); 7) References; 8) Figure titles and legends; 9) Tables. Page numbering should begin with the title page. Authors are required to make one figure as an illustration that summarizes the main point of the paper. This may be a sketch or a finished figure. The JACC staff illustrator can assist you free of charge in finishing the figure, if the paper is accepted for publication.
Expedited Publications
Original manuscripts in this category should report important original findings of high-potential clinical impact or research significance. They can be either a full-length paper or a short report presenting early findings. Authors should request expedited publication in their cover letter at the time of submission. The editors commit to a decision regarding suitability for expedited publication processing within 2 days, and an initial decision within 14 days. Those manuscripts not deemed appropriate for the expedited publication track will be considered according to the standard review process. We always inform authors whether we are able to offer expedited review.
Manuscript Content
Cover Page
Include the title, authors' names (including full first name, middle initial and degrees), total word count, and a brief title of no more than 45 characters. List the departments and institutions with which the authors are affiliated, and indicate the specific affiliations if the work is generated from more than one institution. (Use the footnote symbols given under "Tables".) Also provide information on grants, contracts, and other forms of financial support, and list the cities and states of all foundations, funds and institutions involved in the work. Include any relationship with industry. (See the "Relationship with Industry Policy".) If there are no relationships with industry, this should be stated. Under the heading, "Address for correspondence," provide the full name and complete postal address of the author to whom communications, printer's proofs, and reprint requests should be sent. Also provide telephone, fax numbers, and an e-mail address.
Structured Abstract
Provide a structured abstract between 250 (min) – 300 (max) words, presenting essential data in 5 paragraphs introduced by separate headings in the following order: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusions. Please notice the change in the sequence of headings compared to what we used to publish earlier; now Background precedes Objectives. Use complete sentences. All data in the abstract also must appear in the manuscript text or tables.
For general information on preparing structured abstracts, see ''Haynes RB, Mulrow CD, Huth EJ, Altman DG, Gardner MJ. More informative abstracts revisited. Ann Intern Med 1990;113:69-76.'' An unstructured 150-word abstract should be provided for the review articles.
Key Words
Immediately after the perspectives, provide a maximum of 6 key words, using American spelling and avoiding general and plural terms and multiple concepts (avoid, for example, 'and', 'of'). Be sparing with abbreviations. These keywords will be used for indexing purposes, and therefore should be different then the terms/words already used in the title of the paper.
The text should be structured as Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusions. Use headings and subheadings in the Methods, Results, and, particularly in the Discussion sections. Every reference, figure, and table should be cited in the text in numerical order according to order of mention.
To save space in the Journal, up to 10 abbreviations of common terms (e.g., ECG, PTCA, CABG) or acronyms (GUSTO, SOLVD, TIMI) may be used throughout the manuscript. On a separate page following the abstract, list the selected abbreviations and their definitions (e.g., TEE = transesophageal echocardiography). The editors will determine which lesser-known terms should not be abbreviated. Consult ''Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals: Writing and Editing for Biomedical Publication,'' available at http://www.ICMJE.org and most recently updated in April 2010, for appropriate use of units of measure.
All publishable manuscripts will be reviewed for appropriateness and accuracy of statistical methods and statistical interpretation of results. We subscribe to the statistics section of the "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals: Writing and Editing for Biomedical Publication," available at http://www.ICMJE.org and most recently updated in April 2010. In the Methods section, provide a subsection detailing the statistical methods, including specific methods used to summarize the data, methods used for hypothesis testing (if any), and the level of significance used for hypothesis testing. When using more sophisticated statistical methods (beyond t tests, chi-square, simple linear regression), specify the statistical package, version number, and nondefault options used. For more information on statistical review, see ''Glantz SA. It is all in the numbers. J Am Coll Cardiol 1993;21:835–7.''
Perspectives (New Feature)
The authors should delineate clinical competencies and translational outlook recommendations for their manuscripts. These should be listed in the manuscript after the Text and before the Acknowledgments and References. Please review the examples provided below. The competencies describe the implications of the study for current practice. The translational outlook places the work in a futuristic context, emphasizing directions for additional research.
Clinical Competencies
Competency-based learning in cardiovascular medicine addresses the 6 domains promulgated by the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and endorsed by the American Board of Internal Medicine (Medical Knowledge, Patient Care and Procedural Skills, Interpersonal and Communication Skills, Systems-Based Practice, Practice-Based Learning, and Professionalism) (www.acgme.org/acgmeweb). The ACCF has adopted this format for its competency and training statements, career milestones, lifelong learning, and educational programs. The ACCF also has developed tools to assist physicians in assessing, enhancing, and documenting these competencies (www.cardiosource.org/Lifelong-Learning-and-MOC/Resources/Competencies). Authors are asked to consider the clinical implications of their report and identify applications in one or more these competency domains that could be used by clinician readers to enhance their competency as professional caregivers. This applies not only to physicians in training, but to the sustained commitment to education and continuous improvement across the span of their professional careers.
Translational Outlook
Translating biomedical research from the laboratory bench, clinical trials, or global observations to the care of individual patients can expedite discovery of new diagnostic tools and treatments through multidisciplinary collaboration. Effective translational medicine facilitates implementation of evolving strategies for prevention and treatment of disease in the community. The Institute of Medicine identified two areas needing improvement: testing basic research findings in properly designed clinical trials and, once the safety and efficacy of an intervention has been confirmed, more efficiently promulgating its adoption into standard practice (Sung NS, Crowley WF, Genel M. The meaning of translational research and why it matters. JAMA 2008;299:3140-8). The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has recognized the importance of translational biomedical research, emphasizing multifunctional collaborations between researchers and clinicians to leverage new technology and accelerate the delivery of new therapies to patients (www.ncats.nih.gov/about/about.html). Authors are asked to place their work in the context of the scientific continuum, by identifying impediments and challenges requiring further investigation and anticipating next steps and directions for future research.
EXAMPLE 1: For a Clinical Trial [N Engl J Med 2012;367:2375-84]:
Competency in Medical Knowledge: Coronary artery bypass (CABG) surgery is the preferred method of revascularization for patients with diabetes and multivessel coronary artery disease.
Competency in Patient Care: The diabetic patient with coronary symptomatology, prior to the diagnostic catheterization, should be made aware that if multivessel disease is identified and intervention is indicated, surgical consultation should be entertained.
Translational Outlook 1: Although this is a relatively short-term study (median of 3.8 years), longer term follow up of FREEDOM will lead to better understanding of the comparative benefit by CABG, specifically on mortality.
Translational Outlook 2: Compliance to medication is nonsatisfactory in patients with coronary artery disease. Comparing the compliance of FREEDOM patients taking a "polypill" approach (including aspirin, statin, and an angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor) with the compliance of patients treated conventionally with individual agents should be undertaken.
EXAMPLE 2: For a Translational Science Study [Nat Med 2014;20:215-9]:
Competency in Medical Knowledge: Inflammation is one of the major determinants of atherosclerotic plaque instability. Positron emission tomography with F18-labeled fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) has been employed for the identification of the macrophages in high-risk patients. Imaging with mannose, the isomer of glucose, may have an advantage because a subset of macrophages in high-risk plaques develop mannose receptors.
Translational Outlook 1: Although circulating biomarkers of inflammation, such as hs-CRP, provide reliable information of systemic inflammation, detection of inflammation at the plaque level may allow identification of the high-risk plaques.
Translational Outlook 2: Plaque imaging with sugars, although feasible, must in a randomized fashion investigate whether treatment of individual highrisk plaques would favorably influence major adverse outcomes in atherosclerotic disease.
EXAMPLE 3: For a Meta-Analysis or a Review Article [Lancet 2014;383:955–62]:
Competency in Medical Knowledge 1: Selection of antithrombotic therapy for prevention of thromboembolism in patients with atrial fibrillation must consider several clinical factors, including the patient's values and preferences.
Competency in Medical Knowledge 2: The oral direct thrombin inhibitor, dabigatran, and factor Xa inhibitors, rivaroxaban, apixaban, and edoxaban (so-called novel oral anticoagulants or NOACs) avoid the dietary restrictions and need for routine coagulation monitoring that are cumbersome aspects of anticoagulation with vitamin K antagonists such as warfarin.
Competency in Patient Care: All 3 NOACs currently approved for clinical use in the United States represent advances over warfarin because of their more predictable pharmacological profiles, fewer drug interactions, and considerably lower risk of intracranial bleeding than warfarin, but these advantages come at greater monetary cost, and there is presently no approved antidote or validated strategy rapid reversal of anticoagulation induced by any of the NOACs.
Competency in Interpersonal & Communication Skills: It is important to discuss the available options with patients who are candidates for the newer agents.
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May 02, 2011
Photoshop 12.0.4 update for CS5 arrives
This update (choose Window->Updates from within Photoshop) enables remote connections between Photoshop CS5 and other apps, including the new Adobe Nav, Eazel, and Color Lava for iPad. According to the release notes,
The 12.0.4 update also fixes Liquify performance, type-related crashes, and other top customer issues. The most significant fixes include the following:
- A number of potential security vulnerabilities have been addressed.
- Liquify save mesh now works as expected.
- An issue with Sharpen crashing has been fixed.
- An issue with Quick Selection crashing has been fixed.
- The Orphea Studio File Info issue has been resolved.
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i thought it´s at v12.1 already?
When are the new Adobe iPad apps going live in the App store?
The iPad apps will be available very soon. Sign up to be notified when they're released:
The german version still has the wrong (english) undo-command in the Liquify window. I thought this would be fixed immediately, maybe in 12.0.5.
FYI – Mac updater is failing to install the 12.0.4 update.
Forums have reports here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3653028?tstart=0
From within Photoshop CS5, 12.0.3 x32,. clicking on Updates… brings up Adobe Applications Manager, which runs the check and reads: "Checking for updates" then "Your applications are all up to date" – without actually downloading anything.
The adobe download pages recommends using the "Updater".
Whats the story? Just bypass the "Updater"?
Hi Bob, have you tried restarting your system and retry to select Help>Updates… ?
I still cannot get CS5 to update from 12.0,3 x32 to 12.0.4 using the Help/Updates feature. I am repeatedly told by the Adobe Application Manager that Photoshop is up to date. And I have restarted Photoshop multiple times.
I had to download the file from Adobe and then do an unzip and install amnually. Trying it from within CS5 sjhowed no updates needed.
I also couldn't get CS5 to update. Attempting to update both the 32 and 64-bit versions returned a message that that they were up to date (12.0.3). I successfully updated to 12.0.4 using the downloaded Zip file. Maybe the update server was overloaded with everyone trying to make updates?
Adobe Photoshop CS5 64 bit Windows 7 SP1. 12.0.4 update fails to install. No error code other than installation failed. Photoshop now unusable and loads version 12.0. I was at 12.0.3. Reimaged PC, tried download version of update and got same error.
12.0.4 has caused Photoshop CS5 to use approximately 15% of CPU under OS X 10.6.7. I haven't made any changes to my system save for the update.
We're now seeing the high cpu usage on one of our development systems so we've started the work trying to figure out what's causing the problem. I'll post an update once we have more info.
Try this document to resolve 12.0.4 update/install errors:
if Photoshop is part of the Master Suite, will it be updated, too? In my german Master Suite, Photoshop says, it`s up to date and I have version 12.03.
Stefan, same here. Not sure what happened. No 12.0.4 auto-update here.
I had a parallel problem of not installing on InDesign, actually for the last two upgrades. App Manager wouldn't do either, and the download wouldn't do the most recent one.
There is now a new App Mgr 2. I installed that and it fixed the InD problem. Maybe it will do it for PS?
I down loaded 12.04. I get the following Error message.
Error loading Updater workflow
Any thing I could do?
Thanks any help!
I wish whoever is responsible for me having to reinstall Photoshop (twice for two machines) after the stuff-up with the 12.0.4 update the best in their new job outside of software engineering.
Seriously. I know making software is hard but I am so sick of you Adobe.
I am now having to go through reinstalling photoshop again on 2 computers.
Yay Adobe Fail!
We have Photoshop CS4.
Is it affected?
Is there a patch?
[There's no connection to CS4. –J.]
Do I need to install the 12.0.3 update before I install 12.0.4 or does 12.0.4 include all the changes in .03 already?
12.0.4 includes all previous fixes/changes.
too bad you did not inform us of this non- friendly app ( before I purchased )
iPhone app that is not Mac friendly ? Is this correct ?
Joe Elario
[Sorry, but I don't understand what you're asking. –J.]
Im not pretty new using Photoshop but with the version 7.0.1.WIN.UPG WWE 90042117.
I'm now 74 but still an activ doing photograic artworks and would like to continie work with. It may be costy for me so would my old ver. be for any good as an platform for upgradeding to the to day current level. the SN number i avaible Reg Torben Rasmussen alias The Old Wiking


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Berliner Helicopter
Although it wasn't until the late 1930s and early 40s that the helicopter really took off, the decades before saw many experimentalists trying to get rotary flying machines off the ground. Emile and Henry Berliner, father and son, were the first Americans to make significant process towards this goal. Emile was already pursuing helicopter concepts while the Wright brothers were experimenting at Kitty Hawk, and in fact came up with the idea of counteracting the torque of the main rotor with a vertically mounted tail rotor. His son soon came to help, and suggested adding triplane wings so the aircraft could land if the rotor failed. The 1924 Berliner Helicopter was able to reach an altitude of 15 feet in a one-minute, 35 second flight. You can see it on display at the College Park Aviation Museum in Maryland.


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July 18, 2013
You may have heard that Oregon OSHA is delaying enforcement of the new provisions in its confined space rule (437-002-0146, Confined Spaces) until Dec. 1, 2013. The most significant effect of the rule, which was adopted last April, is that it applies to general industry and construction industry workplaces.
Delaying enforcement of the of the rule's new provisions will give you plenty of time to learn about them in Oregon OSHA's completely revised confined space publication, Not designed to be occupied. The 36-page guide explains the rule's key requirements and highlights its new provisions, which include
You will find the guide under "Guidebooks" on the Publications page of Oregon OSHA's website. Printed copies of the guide are not currently available.
Also new is a customizable permit-space program for your workplace. You will find this 16-page Microsoft Word document and other fillable confined space under "Confined spaces" on Oregon OSHA's Forms page.
Reprinting, excerpting, or plagiarizing any part of this publication is fine with us!
But remember: the information in this newsletter is intended to highlight safe work practices, but it does not replace Oregon OSHA workplace safety and health rules.
For information about Oregon OSHA services and answers to technical questions, call (503) 378-3272 or toll-free within Oregon, (800) 922-2689.


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News & Notes: Game 137
Wednesday, August 30, 2011 (7:05 p.m.) – Coca-Cola Field
Radio: WWKB AM 1520, bisons.com
TV: Time Warner Cable SportsNet HD 713
Buffalo Bisons (60-76, 5th(-16.5), North)
LHP Mark Cohoon (4-9, 6.37)
Syracuse Chiefs (63-71, 4th(-12.5), North)
LHP Tom Milone (11-6, 3.33)
TODAY'S GAME: Tonight, the Buffalo Bisons host the Syracuse Chiefs in the first game of a two-game series at Coca-Cola Field (7:05 p.m.). The Herd began its final homestand of the season with a two-game sweep of the Rochester Red Wings. After tomorrow's home finale, the Herd will end the season with five games in four days on the road.
VS. THE CHIEFS: The Bisons are 4-10 against the Chiefs this season. This series will be the fourth two-game set between Buffalo and Syracuse at Coca-Cola Field this season. The clubs split a pair April 7-8 to open the season and August 10-11. The Chiefs swept two from the Herd in Buffalo, July 2-3.
ON THE BUMP: LHP MARK COHOON will make his 17th start of the season tonight. The southpaw has posted a 2.70ERA in two starts against the Chiefs this year. Cohoon allowed just one earned run in five innings of a no-decision on July 2. He then gave up two runs in five more frames against in Syracuse on August 9.
SPIN CONTROL: INF JORDANY VALDESPIN used a lead-off home run on Monday night to extend his hit streak to eight games. Since August 22, the Triple-A rookie has averaged .406 (13-32) with four doubles, a home run, four RBI and four runs scored. In his 20 games since joining the Herd on August 10, Valdespin has averaged .289 with nine RBI.
HIT KING: OF JESUS FELICIANO is the first Bisons player in the modern era to collect three consecutive 100+ hit seasons. With 101 knocks this year, the outfielder now has 369 total hits in his Bisons career. That total is 3rd most in the modern era, just one behind Greg Tubbs and nine shy of Bill Selby's modern era record of 378.
BISONS BITS: RHP DALE THAYER has 21 saves on the year after closing all three of the Bisons' three-game win streak. The last Bisons pitcher to earn a save on three straight days was RHP Bubbie Buzachero, August 28-30, 2008…INF VALENTINO PASCUCCI is tied with Gwinnett's Stefan Gartrell for the International League lead with 91RBI on the season.
METS UPDATE: The Mets (64-69) were shut out by the Marlins last night, 6-0. New York had six singles, including two each from 3B DAVID WRIGHT and C JOSH THOLE. New York hosts Florida again tonight at 7:10 p.m. LHP CHRIS CAPUANO gets the start, his first since a 13-strikeout complete game on August 26 against Atlanta.


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Sara Shaughnessy, Media and
Communications Intern at Save the Children
Westport, CT
June 2013
What do you get when you challenge a group of mom bloggers
to create kid-friendly recipes under $8 using eight healthy ingredients? You
get "Gr8," good-for-kids treats that even grown-ups will love. If you're looking for a healthy way to cure a
raging sweet tooth or your little one is a chipsoholic, read on.
But wait. Before I
get to the recipes—and before you start wondering whether Save the Children is
becoming the new Food Network—let me explain our foray into the foodie world. Coinciding with the G8 nutrition summit
earlier this month, attended by President Obama and other world leaders, Save
the Children released a new report on child nutrition, called "Food for Thought"
(get it?).
According to the "Food for Thought" report, 165 million
children globally are malnourished, a condition affecting a child's cognitive
abilities, overall health and physical strength. Meanwhile, 23 million U.S. children are
overweight or obese, which can be just as detrimental to their health and
Leading up to the G8 summit, 20 mom bloggers posted and tweeted kid-friendly, "Gr8 recipes" to raise awareness of childhood malnutrition around the world and show parents in America easy, inexpensive (yet tasty!) ways to make healthier choices for their children.
The result? Mouthwatering recipes that take minutes to
prepare, such as this quesadilla with a twist: on a whole-wheat tortilla, swap
greasy cheese with natural peanut butter, top it off with some fruit and,
voila—a delicious dessert that's nutritious to boot. Or try my personal
favorite, crispy kale chips, which I made last night. Check out all the recipes
by following the 'Gr8' healthy kids' recipe links below.
A big thank you from Save the Children goes out to all the
mom bloggers for sharing their recipes, making calls to action through social
media, and urging White House and government officials to ensure children get
the nutrition they need in their first 1,000 days. We also wanted give a shout-out to the mom
bloggers who participated in an early screening of the "Man of Steel" movie as
part of the "We Can Be Heroes" campaign, a Save the Children and DC
Entertainment initiative to fight hunger in the Horn of Africa.
To end on a positive note, here is some promising news: At
this month's Nutrition for Growth Summit in London, the Obama administration
pledged to reduce stunting among 2 million children through its Feed the Future
program, as well as committed more than $1 billion in funding for global
maternal and child nutrition programs. A great start, but there is still more
to be done.
Now go back to those tasty recipes. But if you start salivating just by looking at
the photos, you can't say I didn't warn you!


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It was a warm sunny day outside. John was a professional photographer and was finally living his dream. Taking pictures of a scantily clad Megan Fox and Hayden Panettiere. So he got to the shoot location, which was a brightly lit Studio with a dozen or so people working at the same time on this shoot.
John spent a few hours setting up his cameras and making sure that the lighting was perfect before his stars arrived.
"They are ready," One of his assistants said.
Megan Fox came out first she was wearing tight little lingerie that accented her perfect breasts right and sweet little pussy right there. It was very revealing, everyone could see her tight tanned ass because the panties were so tight. Some guys just started to blush but John started just laughing.
First he would take the pictures of Megan, than Hayden, then a few group shots. It was going to be a long day.
"Ok Megan, why don't you get in front of camera over here," John said pointing to a camera. In front of the camera was a "typical" teenage girl's room. Complete with fluffy white pillows, and a big puffy blanket. And more importantly a huge bed in the middle.
"Megan, lay down on that bed," John said
Megan got on the bed and started posing.
"Yeah like that, beautiful. Look that way. Awesome! You look great!" John said.
"Now its time for the more intimate ones. You need to undue your bra straps and tuck it under you." John said with a complete straight face
Megan did as she was told, she untied her bra straps and tucked that and most of the bra under her as she lay on top of it. This would give the illusion she was naked, and give guys something to drool about.
"Ok, your done her Megan, tell Hayden to come in." John said
Megan got up, but much to John's pleasure she forgot to put her bikini back on. Her firm tanned breasts were made visible to everyone. They were just right for her frame and were topped with nice light brown tits. Everyone started blushing except for John whose jaw simply dropped. After a good ten seconds of staring John pointed toward the bra still on the bed. Megan looked at it and blushed and simply picked it up and walked away with her breasts still clearly visible.
"Erm... Someone get Hayden," John said
So they took some pictures of Hayden, who dressed in an equally revealing clothes. And then they took pictures of them together, in almost nothing. After such a long shoot John was tired. So after it was done he decided to walk into the changing room and congratulate them.
He knocked on the door and then simply opened it giving the girls no time to make themselves "decent"
"Holy shit! I am so sorry!" John said as he started at both Megan and Hayden's exposed tits.
"No problem," Megan said and they both shrugged.
"You seem to be enjoying it," Hayden said pointing towards the growing bulge in his jeans.
"Yeah... well, errr..." John stammered searching for words.
"No need to be embarrassed, its just natural. It's flattering really" Megan said laughing.
John blushed,
"In fact, we should have some fun," Hayden said sexily
She walked up, still without a bra and locked the door behind John.
Megan then walked up to John and undid his belt. His pants dropped to the floor. With only his boxes left his erect cock was clearly visible.
"Oh my! It's so big!" Hayden said
She then pulled off his boxers.
"I don't think it will all fit in my mouth!" Hayden said
She tried though anyway. She stroked it a few times to made sure it was at its maximum potential then opened her mouth wide and started sucking on the tip of his huge cock. Hayden was a pro at sucking cock. Her male co-stars on heroes always came to her for some good fun. After nearly a minute Hayden managed to get all of his cock into her warm mouth. She started bobbing her head up and down on his huge cock letting out muffled noises as she did so.
"Come on! Leave some for me!" Megan said rubbing her pussy through her thong.
Hayden took the cock of her mouth and simply glanced at Megan. Getting the hint Megan came over. She started stroking his cock much like Hayden did, and instead of easing it in she shoved it all in at once. She kept on bobbing up and down and sucked like a pro. John wanting more grabbed her hair and started shoving her mouth down deeper eliciting muffled noises from Megan's throat. John could barely constrain himself. He started panting uncontrollably, and it soon became apparent he had reached his limit.
"Holy fuck! I'm gonna cum!" John said
Megan pulled her mouth off his cock, and Hayden and Megan both surrounded him wanting a load of his cream. Hayden decided to take the liberty and stroke John until he went off firing a dozen thick strands of semen onto both of these bombshells. Megan and Hayden ate it all up.
"Now for the real fun!" John said
He tore off Hayden's panties and threw them at the garbage.
"Oooh! Come and get me big boy!" Hayden said seductively falling onto her back and spreading her legs wide to reveal her tight little pussy.
John pounced on the opportunity and started right away. He started rubbing his engorged cock up and down the entrance to her sweet hole. After nearly a minute of teasing her Hayden couldn't take it anymore.
"OOH! FUCK ME, I WANT IT!" Hayden shouted
John took the hint and started pushing his cock into her tight little pussy. Although not a virgin Hayden didn't really get around much despite her unparalleled beauty. She was very selective of those she wanted to have sex with. And because of this she sported a hugely tight pussy. John loved it, and kept on thrusting in and out of her eliciting moans her. After nearly ten minutes of hard fucking Hayden started groaning like a whore. Her goal of release soon in sight. With one final hard thrust Hayden started shuddering and spasming. She released her sweet juices all onto John's piston like cock.
"Now its your turn!" John said pulling out of Hayden's sweet pussy.
Megan was already ready. She had been rubbing her pussy while watching the show John was putting on.
John hoped right in, and pushed his cock straight into her pussy without much of a fuss. John pumped it in and out of Megan Fox like a piston enjoying her sweet pussy as much as he could in the process.
"Holy fuck! You two are so tight!" John shouted while still driving his cock into Megan's clenching pussy.
After nearly twenty minutes of straight fucking Megan had gotten to her goal of release.
"Holy shit John! You got a lot of stamina!" Hayden said still massaging her pussy.
"Not muc-" John was interrupted by a strong feeling in his groin. He couldn't take it anymore. He let the pressure in his cock overwhelm him and he started pumping his seed straight into Megan's pussy. It was so much cum that it filled her up, and with every drop of cum going into her sweet pussy another drop came out.
"Fuck, that was awesome," John said
"Now what did you want to say?" Hayden said to John
"Nice job," John said who was putting on his pants now.


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Less than a week after sharing the news that it had nabbed four advisors from rivals with about $3.7 million in yearly fees and commissions and more than $425 million in client assets under management., Morgan Stanley (MS) said late Monday that it just successfully recruited nine more advisors with about $9.2 million in annual production and over $765 million in client assets from Merrill Lynch (BAC), Wells Fargo (WF) and JPMorgan (JPM).
Plus, the firm – which is led by James Gorman (above) — says it recruited 10 FAs from UBS (UBS) since March 1 with about $7.8 million in production and some $660 million in client assets. The ex-UBS reps include several teams and individuals with over $1 million in trailing-12-month fees and commissions.
Latest Recruits
One team joining from Bank of America-Merrill includes Gaston Abello and Felix Jaimovich. They are based in Aventura, Fla., and report to complex manager Bill Van Scoyoc. They have total production of $2.1 million and prior assets of $165 million.
Also moving to Morgan Stanley from Merrill are Robert Iocco and Francis Ciocari of Blue Bell, Penn. Their combined fees and commissions are $1.6 million, while their prior assets are over $200 million.
William Seabrook and Kathleen Chiappone joined Morgan Stanley in Orlando from Wells Fargo. The team now reports to branch manager Derek Tangeman. Its combined production is roughly $1.8 million.
Coming over from JPMorgan are Paul D. Emrick, Troy Hottenstein and Scott Holland. They are now reporting to complex manager Rick Frick in downtown Philadelphia. The team's total yearly fees and commissions are $3.7 million, and its prior assets are $400 million.
In the fourth quarter, Morgan Stanley said it had 16,780 advisors, down 29 reps from the prior quarter and off 4% from last year's tally of 17,512. Average annualized revenue per rep, though, was $824,000, an improvement of 4% from the prior quarter and 13% from last year.
"Morgan Stanley may have its technology challenges, but the fact is that it has a broad-based platform of fee-based services and a pretty hefty recruiting war chest," said Mark Elweig, head of the executive-search consulting group Mark Elzweig Company in New York, in an interview last week, with AdvisorOne. "Also, advisors who like the wirehouse model have only one of four firms from which to choose. Depending upon where they've worked before, the actual number of choices is even fewer" still.


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Dear Hostesses, help us vote for the winner of the fabulous New York Times Passover Cookbook.
Winner with the most votes for Mishloach Manot or Purim table wins
this New York Times Passover Cookbook! A necessity on Passover!
Scroll down and comment below with your favorite!
No matter who wins this Passover Cookbook, I'd like to thank all of my hostesses for reading and submitting. This is just a great way for all of us to connect and share inspiration for our Jewish Holiday gatherings. Thanks again! Marlene
The New York Times Passover Cookbook : More Than 200 Holiday Recipes from Top Chefs and Writers
1-Thank you Tammy Parker- Your sushi looks so authentic! Love your Mishloach Manot idea!
"Rice Krispies, Sour Sticks, Nibs, Fruit by the Foot, marshmallows and gummy candies for the sushi, thinly sliced pink jelly beans for the ginger, green tinted fondant for wasabi, and chocolate "soya" sauce. Packed in authentic sushi containers, with chopsticks." Tammy Parker
2-Another great Mishloach Manot idea by Tammy Parker!
"Corn on the cob cupcakes in corn holder, hot dog cookie in hot dog holder (with chocolate hamantach), watermelon plate, checkered "tablecloth" napkin and a juice box in a cardboard bakery box with a handle on top for easy transport" Tammy Parker
3-Thank You Anna Herz!- "Hi Marlene, This is how we do it in Great Neck, NY! My husband and I keep kosher – so this tastes (according to our non Jewish friends ) just like pork prosciutto. We cure it ourselves. Tastes like bacon when dried but not smokey."
4- "My mishloach manot is a humble but practical package that includes pasta sauce, pasta and Halutza olive oil. The oil is produced in Israel and it is available from israeliproducts.com". Miriam Kairey
5- "Hi Marlene, Just wanted to share what I did for mishloach manot this year. I opted for something simple yet elegant. I used mason jars and layered hot cocoa mix, chocolate chips, marshmallows, and Oreo cookies. I covered the jars with fabric and suede cord, made simple instructions which I secured under the lid, printed some labels, and Voila! Hot cocoa in a jar!! Thanks, Dalia Dabah "
6- "Hi Marlene! This year I worked from the bottom up – Started off with a miniature wok, added mixed vegetable sushi with spicy mayo on the side, malt bear in coordinating colors, green tea, a mandarin orange, and a fortune cookie. I finished it off with chop sticks and a poem tying my theme all together! Happy Purim!! From Ilene S."
7- "This was my friend Marjorie Eida's idea. I bought the olive oil holder, jar, and cheese holder form Amazing Savings. There's also a little chefs knife if you can see the handle in the pic. The olive oil was infused with garlic and rosemary, and herbs. In the little glass jars are 2 different kinds of olives, black olive tapenade and a sun dried tomato jam. I put a fresh mozzarella ball and garlic chive cheese. Roasted spiced nuts, and homemade zaatar chips." Laura Cohen
8- "My name is Randi, and I am writing to you from Johannesburg, South Africa.
This is a much better picture, we made all different faces and pictures on the flowers, with edible markers and edible glitter. We made regular chocolate cup cakes and used green laffy taffy (called fizzers here)
My 10 year old daughter, Aliza wrote a poem to go with it.
On the day of purim so long ago
Haman was hung on the gallows
Venahafochu, Mordechai did stay alive,
And all the Jews did survive.
A few days before,
Queen Esther made a law,
All Jews would fast, in order that the Jewish Nation would last.
Flowers are a symbol of happiness and life,
May the Jewish People know no more strife."
9- "Hi Marlene,
Here's my mishloach manot.I made the 2-tiered servers by gluing candlesticks to plates and bowls with
epoxy, spray painting the bottoms with silver paint (priming first), then gluing them together.
In the top bowl are meringues (I'm obsessed with them…the best guilt-free
dessert…I have them perfected so they are crispy on the outside and chewy
on the inside). On the bottom are vanilla and strawberry macarons with pareve cream cheese
buttercream (heaven! These little things live up to all the macaron hype).
Those mini cupcake holders are from The Peppermill.
The little almond cakes have marzipan in the recipe (really delicious), and
are covered with homemade marshmallow fondant. The flowers on top were made
with gum paste and white, silver, and pink edible pearls.
I developed and perfected all the recipes myself.
Everything was pink and white. The finished product was wrapped in
cellophane and tied with white grosgrain ribbon with silver dots. It looked
like a $100 but each one cost less than $5! "Victoria Dwek
10. By Stephanie Gammal- Cotton Candy Mishloach Manot Ice Cream Sundae- YUM!
11- Esther Sassoon's Zebra 'n Stripes Purim Seuda (click on the link to see)
12- Cowboy Themed Purim Seuda by Kim Tawil (click on the link to see)
13- Lucie Levy's Color Infused Seuda (click on the link to see)
14- Raquel Dabah's Candy Encrusted Maypole (click on the link to see)
15- Allegra's Safari Seuda- (click on the link to see)
16- Estee Stern's DIY Purim mask and Fudge sampler! YUM! CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE.
17- Sara Kasten's Freilechen Purim-
18-Jeanette Cohen's Olive Garden- Baguette, Grape Juice, and olives by Jeanette Cohen!
- Send in your Passover and Jewish holiday inspiration pics to my photos(at)thejewishhostess.com.
Please subscribe HERE to get weekly updates, Passover recipes, and more great table setting ideas.
All VOTERS who SUBSCRIBE will win a chance to win the NYT Passover Cookbook. Winner to be picked at the end of March.
(If you are subscribed already you will be automatically entered to WIN).
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Free Seminar - Create an Agile and Resilient Sales Team
A 2-hour seminar to help your team flourish.
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What customers want is changing – all the time, and this can make working in sales stressful and volatile. This seminar has been created to show you how to develop a sales team who can thrive and flourish in an uncertain environment, willing and able to adapt to whatever is thrown at them.
لم تريد تعلم ذلك
There's a famous quote ' Change is inevitable, growth is optional', and in order for your business to sustain and grow you need to develop a team that is faster, more confident, more enthusiastic and more innovative than ever before.
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You'll learn tools and techniques that will help your team be more adaptable and responsive, by building better, more trusted relationships with their customers. These skills will make them and you more customer focused rather than sales focused, which in return will deliver value to your clients creating more repeat business and referrals. The event will also include a preview of the Winning with Relationship Selling Course.


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If you have never heard of "Fracking", that doesn't mean you're a fracking idiot. It just means the oil and gas lobby – you know them, close cousins of the "there is no confirmed link to cancer" tobacco people – have done their job.
Fracking is a fast growing and much loved process to more effectively rape our disappearing planet.
Take an area that contains natural gas trapped in shale. The gas has been captive for aeons. It clearly wants out, right? I mean, how will I competently BBQ if we don't release this poor imprisoned vapour for me to use?
Now let me start by saying I am a pragmatist. We use and need things like natural gas to make our lives a bit easier. If dinner required me to make unaided fire for cooking and heating, my house would be a cold and salad-eating domain. So I am not about stopping all drilling and digging for all things.
But there has to be a point where it's simply not worth it.
Fracking is that point.
Take literally millions of litres of water – add sand – and up to 150,000 litres (40,000 gallons) of chemicals – and pressure inject it into the earth. This causes the shale to fracture and release the gas.
30% to 50% of this nefarious fluid cocktail is then left behind, for future generations to enjoy.
But please don't worry. It's perfectly safe, according to the oil and gas industry. It is just co-incidence that no fracking gas executives live anywhere near an operation.
It's also just hippy hype and pseudoscience that geologists discovered a link between fracking, and Oklahoma's largest recorded earthquake in 2011. Oh, and please ignore the fact that between 1970 and 2000: seismic events in the fracking capital of America, the Mid-West, averaged 21 per year. In 2011, there were 134 events.
Maybe it is perfectly safe. Maybe all these chemicals leeching into the groundwater will do no harm. Maybe it's just coincidence that seismic activity has gone up by 600%. After all, it's just about the wonderful, clean, healthy natural gas. (Cue soft music and swaying trees by a river.)
The oil and gas lobby must truly think we are all fracking stupid.


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Carrboro Really Really Free Market Ten-Year Anniversary: Schedule and Programming!
From Really Free Carrboro
Carrboro Really Really Free Market Ten-Year Anniversary: Schedule and Programming!
This coming Saturday, October 4, we will celebrate ten years of Really Really Free Markets in Carrboro, NC! Here follows the schedule of events and programming.
There will be several stations operating throughout the event, starting at 2 in the afternoon and running into the evening hours:
-Carrboro's Recyclery will operate a station repairing and giving away bicycles
-Really Really Free Health Services will offer blood pressure and hearing tests
-A Fairgrounds in which you can throw pies at authority figures
-A Sports and Games Area featuring Soccer, Relay Races, Water Balloons
-A Children's Area with Giant Bubbles, Storytelling, and Toys
-A Sewing Station
-A Silkscreening Station
-The Inside/Outside Alliance will run a booth focusing on prisoner support
-Not to mention the usual book and literature distribution tables! (more…)


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