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1/4 cup powdered sugar
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 large eggs
1 cup granulated sugar
2/3 cup pumpkin
1 cup chopped walnuts
Cake filling:
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1 cup sifted powdered sugar
6 tablespoons butter or margarine
1 teaspoon vanilla
Extra powdered sugar for sprinkling, optional
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease a 15x10-inch jellyroll pan. Line with wax paper. Grease and flour paper. Sprinkle a clean, thin, cotton kitchen towel with powdered sugar.
Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves and salt in a small bowl. Beat eggs and sugar in large mixing bowl until thick. Beat in pumpkin. Stir in flour mixture. Spread evenly into prepared pan. Sprinkle with nuts. Bake for 13-15 minutes or until top of cake springs back when touched. Immediately loosen and turn cake onto prepared towel. Carefully peel off paper. Roll up cake and towel together, starting with narrow end. Cool on wire rack.
For filling, beat cream cheese, powdered sugar, butter and vanilla extract in small mixing bowl until smooth. Carefully unroll cake. Remove towel. Spread cream cheese mixture over cake. Reroll cake. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate at least one hour. Sprinkle with powdered sugar before serving, if desired.
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for more than 18 years. Her husband works there too. The food
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Credits worth up to $37,000 per employee over a five year period.
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Warren Buffett has been on the prowl for new additions for Berkshire Hathaway. Here are a few stocks that should grab his attention.
Warren Buffett revealed last weekend that his Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) recently came close to buying a $22 billion company before talks broke down, setting off a flurry of speculation about which company it was -- and what other companies might be in Buffett's sights.
Given Buffett's exceptional track record, the question of what companies he's targeting is well worth asking. I thought I'd bring some cold hard facts and figures to the table in trying to address it, by using my Buffett-inspired "Guru Strategy" computer model to scour the market for stocks that currently appear to be "Buffett-esque."
My Buffet inspired model is based on the book Buffettology, written by Buffett's former daughter-in-law, Mary Buffett, and David Clark, both of whom worked closely with the Oracle of Omaha.
The strategy looks for companies that have a decade-long history of persistently increasing annual earnings per share; manageable debt; and a 10-year average return on equity of at least 15% (that's a sign of the "durable competitive advantage" Buffett is known to seek in companies). It also looks for companies that are generating a positive free cash flow, and whose management has proven it can generate a high return on retained earnings (that is, the earnings that are not paid out as dividends). And, of course, given Buffett's value tilt, the strategy looks for companies with high enough earnings yields that they appear to be trading at a good price.
For this exercise, I looked for stocks that my Buffett-based model rates highly and, given that Berkshire was recently looking at that unnamed $22 billion company, have market capitalizations between $15 billion and $30 billion.
Now, I'm not saying that one of these companies is the one that Berkshire was in talks with, or that Buffett will scoop up these stocks sometime soon. But I am saying that they are the types of companies that Buffett targeted while building his empire -- and that makes their shares the type of stocks that you should give a long, hard look.
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (CTSH): Buffett isn't known as a tech guy, but his recent foray into IBM stock shows he's not averse to investing in tech companies if the business is a solid, proven one. This New Jersey-based IT and business process outsourcing company fits the bill. Cognizant ($18 billion market cap) has upped earnings per share in every year of the past decade, has no long-term debt, and has averaged a 20.9% return-on-equity over the past ten years.
Its shares took a major tumble early this week when it announced disappointing guidance, but it's still on track to increase earnings per share in 2012. According to my Buffett-based model, the price decline has made a good stock even more attractive, as the stock now trades at an earnings yield of about 5%, more than double the yield on a 10-year Treasury.
Stryker Corporation (SYK): Berkshire has dipped its toe into the medical technology industry in recent years, investing in businesses like Becton, Dickinson and Company. My Buffett model is high on this Michigan-based medical technology company ($21 billion market cap), which offers products used in the reconstructive, medical and surgical, and neurotechnology and spine arenas.
The strategy likes that Stryker has upped earnings per share in all but one year of the past decade -- and the lone time it didn't was a $0.01 decline three years ago -- and that it has averaged an return-on-equity of 18.4% over that period. Stryker's debt ($1.75 billion) is also reasonable given its $1.4 billion in annual earnings, and the company is generating $2.38 in free cash flow per share. Its shares also trade at a very reasonable earnings yield of about 6.6%.
T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. (TROW): Financial stocks are still living under a cloud of fear thanks to the 2008-09 crisis. But fear and emotion matter to Buffett only in the sense that they can make a good stock cheap. He's more concerned with numbers and facts, and Baltimore-based Price's numbers look quite good. My Buffett-based model likes that it has upped earnings per share in all but two years of the past decade (2008 and 2009, and it has bounced back strong since then), and that it has averaged a 19.1% return-on-equity over the past 10 years.
For financials, the Buffett model also looks at return on assets over the past 10 years, targeting firms with an average ROA of at least 1% over that period; Price ($15 billion market cap) blows that away, at 16.8%. Its shares aren't dirt cheap, trading at an earnings yield of about 4.9%, but according to the model, given the quality of Price's fundamentals, it's worth a good look.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (BBBY): This New Jersey-based home goods and furnishings retailer ($16 billion market cap) has more than 1,000 stores in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and has taken in about $9.5 billion in sales in the past 12 months. It has upped earnings per share in all but one year of the past decade, has no long-term debt, and has averaged an return-on-equity of more than 20% over the past 10 years. It's also producing more than $4 in free cash flow per share, and trades at a 6% earnings yield -- a solid price for a well-financed, very consistent company.
Aflac Incorporated (AFL): Buffett has a well-known penchant for insurance companies, and my Buffett-based model likes this Georgia-based health and life insurer ($20 billion market cap). Aflac's earnings per share have dipped three times in the past decade, including last year. But after the first two dips it bounced back strong, and my Buffett model sees the most recent dip as a buying opportunity. The company has averaged a 16.6% return-on-equity and a 2.0% return on assets over the past decade, and it's generating more than $3 in free cash flow per share. It's also cheap -- shares trade for an earnings yield of 11.5%, which the strategy likes to see.
I'm long TROW, AFL, and BBBY.
John Reese is founder and CEO of Validea Capital Management and Validea.com, a premium investment research site, and the author of "The Guru Investor: How to Beat the Market Using History's Best Investment Strategies".
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The Abbott government insists the carbon tax will end on 1 July next year even if the parliament has not yet repealed it but leading lawyers say companies would still be liable and should continue to pass the tax on to their customers.
Tony Abbott says he is sure public pressure will force the Labor party to "repent" of its support for the carbon tax and allow its repeal before next July, but both Labor and the Greens insist they will not allow the repeal legislation through the Senate – meaning the government would have to wait until the newly elected Senate sits in July.
Explanatory documents released with a package of eight draft bills designed to demolish Labor's carbon pricing scheme state: "The government will not extend the carbon tax beyond 2013-14, even if the parliament does not pass the carbon tax repeal bills until after 1 July 2014."
The bills – making Australia the first country in the world to dismantle a carbon market – seek to make the carbon tax repeal retrospective to 1 July.
But Elisa de Wit, partner at legal firm Norton Rose Fulbright specialising in climate law, said until the repeal passed parliament, companies would still be liable and she would be advising clients to continue to pass the tax through to their customers.
"This legislation does not deal with the scenario that the repeal is not passed by the abolition date," de Wit said.
"If that happens companies will still be liable and as a lawyer I would be advising my clients that they still need to comply with the existing laws because they would not know if the repeal was going to be passed, or when, or in what form.
"It would be prudent for them to continue to pass the price through to their customers, but once the repeal goes through those customers may want a refund … that is going to get very complicated."
Asked how the government believed it could remove a company's legal requirement to comply with a law that had not been repealed by the parliament, a spokeswoman for the environment minister, Greg Hunt, said: "The legislation is structured so that it will achieve what we said it would – finish on 30 June 2014. There is no requirement for businesses to purchase permits prior beyond the current 2013-14 year."
It is understood the government would convene parliament as quickly as possible after 1 July to try to get the repeal through, but that strategy relies on the compliance of the crossbench in the new Senate, where the four votes controlled by Clive Palmer's Palmer United party will be crucial.
Martijn Wilder, head of global environmental markets for Baker and McKenzie, said: "The expectation is that the repeal would be passed quite quickly after July 1, but if it dragged on the point would come where businesses would have to comply with the existing scheme and that would create complications."
The new laws also provide for fines of more than $100,000 for listed corporations that engage in "carbon tax-related price exploitation" or that "make false or misleading representations about the effect of the carbon tax repeal".
The crackdown, including new price-monitoring powers for the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, applies for six months before the repeal and one year afterwards.
As well as removing the carbon price, the bills seek to abolish the legislated cap on Australia's greenhouse gas emissions and dismantle the Climate Change Authority – which advises the government on Australia's fair share of the international effort to reduce greenhouse gases. Instead the new laws provide for "periodic reviews at the instigation of the minister".
The repeal legislation will be the first item of business when parliament resumes on 12 November.
The new Labor leader, Bill Shorten, has said Labor will not allow a repeal. Given that the Greens are also determined to keep the carbon pricing scheme, if Labor sticks to that position it would leave the fate of the repeal bills in the hands of the new Senate.
"The pressure on the Labor party in the end to repeal this bill will be irresistible … we are giving the Labor party a chance to repent of its support for the carbon tax," Abbott said at a press conference in Canberra after a meeting of his cabinet.
"I think the new leader of the Labor party is nothing if not a political pragmatist, he is nothing if not a political survivor."
Labor has said it is willing to reduce the level of the carbon tax, but not willing to vote for the dismantling of the architecture of its scheme, which is necessary for long-term climate action.
The climate change spokesman, Mark Butler, said Labor "stands by its election commitment to support the termination of the carbon tax provided that a market-based mechanism that reduces carbon pollution is put in its place, along with a strong commitment to expanding renewable energy".
Asked what it would mean for a company's liability if the tax were not repealed by next June, Abbott said: "I'm just not going to speculate on the distant future, what I am going to say is that every day the Labor party tries to block this measure is a day the Labor party is going to get the Australian public more and more angry."
He rejected Palmer's policy that companies should be reimbursed for carbon tax already paid at the time of its abolition, and said Palmer himself should pay the tax he owes. Palmer is disputing a $6.2m carbon tax bill charged to his company, Queensland Nickel, and is challenging the constitutionality of the tax in the courts.
"For reasons of technical efficacy, for reasons of making a clean break with this toxic tax it makes abundant sense to abolish the carbon tax at the end of the current financial year and obviously people will be liable for their carbon tax obligations up until that time … obviously people do need to honour their obligations under tax law and that is true under existing carbon tax law just as it is true under any other law of the commonwealth," Abbott said.
The prime minister said he could not remember whether any of the world leaders he had met during his recent overseas visits had raised concerns about the government's plan to abolish the tax, but said his main message had been that he wanted to maximise economic growth.
"I am trying to remember all of the various conversations I had, there were a lot of conversations with a lot of people. I don't have any specific recollection of anyone raising concerns … the point I made throughout my conversations … is that we are determined to put Australia in the strongest possible economic position and that means eliminating as far as we can anything that is an obstacle to economic growth and job creation."
Asked about the warnings on the impact of climate change in the latest report from the International Panel on Climate Change, Abbott said: "The fact there is this ongoing issue, an ongoing challenge, is a very good reason to tackle it effectively rather than ineffectively."
Hunt has convened meetings with business and environmental groups on Wednesday to explain the repeal process and the government's alternative Direct Action plan. The government will commission a white paper on Direct Action to be completed by early next year, and Treasury modelling by mid-2014.
The chief executive of the Climate Institute, John Connor, said Australia's existing legislation "has limits on carbon pollution, but we are now entering an era where pollution is unlimited by legislation".
WWF-Australia said: "Australia risks being left without a cost-effective and stable mechanism to cut carbon pollution, if the government opts to repeal the current climate change laws before putting an alternative scheme in place."
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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - In Branch County high school sports, just one varsity event last night as the Coldwater gymnastics team traveled to Tecumseh to wrap up the regular season at the "Last Chance" Invitational. It was an opportunity to earn one final individual qualifying score or earn a personal record before the post season begins.
Individual and team places were not recognized, but special awards were given out to gymnasts who stuck their routine, presented themselves with poise and grace, or demonstrated their expertise on the balance beam and bars. The Lady Cardinals opened their evening on the balance beam with a stuck routine by Abby Swick. Her efforts paid off as the freshman finished her season with a personal record of 6.75. Next on the floor exercise, junior Allison Clemens led Coldwater with a 7.1 performance. On the vault, Makayla Woodman was the sole individual qualifier, posting a 7.9 and earning recognition at the awards ceremony. And finally, on the uneven bars, Clemens again led the way with a personal best at 5.2. Coldwater will work on refining routines over the next week, preparing for the MHSAA Regional meet a week from Saturday, March Second, at Rockford.
There was reserve girls basketball last night in Coldwater and the Lady Cardinals swept both games from Kalamazoo Loy Norrix in the makeup action for the games postponed by snow at the end of January. Coldwater won the j-v game 46-to-35 with 14 points for Kendall Galloway. Adding 12 points and 7 steals was Breanna Eddy while Morgan Howard had 8 points and 11 rebounds. And the Coldwater freshmen finished off their season with a 23-to-18 victory with 10 points and 6 rebounds for Megan Hoath. The final freshman record was 12-and-6.
On tonight's high school schedule, in Big Eight Conference girl's basketball to close out the regular season, Quincy is at Jonesville while Union City hosts Springport. Also, Tekonsha hosts North Adams-Jerome. And tonight's reserve hoops action includes Coldwater vs. Sturgis. The boys games will be at Sturgis while for the girls, there will only be a junior varsity game in Coldwater starting at 5 p.m. Sturgis wasn't able to suit up a freshman team for tonight because of injuries and illness. Today on the Coaches Corner, it's Union City boys basketball coach Ben Chard.


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As I shopped for a task chair for my sewing studio, I found this exact chair for twice what I paid here. I'd tried the chair in the store, but had to order it. When I found it here, I ordered it immediately. The Hot Pink color is bright and cheerful without being obnoxiously juvenile. It compliements the bright, airy colors in my studio well. The seat is nice and wide and comfy to sit in for hours of work at the sewing table. The mesh back breathes well and fits my back at just the right place for good ergonomic support. The neumatic height adjustment works smoothly and allows me to sit at the right height at the table and sewing machine. The assembly took less than 20 minutes start to finish with clear, easy to follow directions. All the parts were in the box with a couple of spare bolts. I would highly recommend this task chair to anyone and will likely order a green or purple one for my husband's home office.
bought this chair for the desk in a brightly colored multipurpose room, fab for the money, easy to assemble and different from what's available locally, love it. if you need tons of padding on the seat, this is only a medium, tho' not uncomfortable, pad.
This chair is very colorful and cute. However, If you plan to sit on it for any length of time add a sitting pad. I got this for my office and it looks adorable but it is so uncomfortable. I bought a pad for it and it seems to be a lot better. I guess it depends on what you might be using it for.
I'm very pleased with this chair. I wanted something that didn't take up too much room visually since my home office is just a corner of my living room, but at the same time I'm not a small person (5'10", 220 pounds). This chair fits the bill perfectly. It's comfortable and supportive and much better quality than I expected for the price. It assembled easily and seems very sturdy, and has a good height adjustment mechanism. My only quibble is that sometimes when I'm NOT in the chair, it returns to its lowest height adjustment. But since this never happens while I'm sitting in it, it hasn't been too big a problem.
First of all, LOVE THE COLOR! The green is very close to the pic online. It's definitely a chartreuse, but not obnoxious. I needed a small, fun chair for my kitchen desk/nook that didn't stick out too far. This is that chair. I've been sitting in it for about 4 hours now and I haven't gone numb yet (which was the case with my kitchen chairs). The seat cushion mesh covering is a little rough if you're wearing shorts, but I bet that will soften with time. Bottom line? It's a small semi-comfy chair for small spaces. My size 8 butt fits just right in it, but the chair seems a little smaller than described.
it was the worse chair I ever bought,it was never stable ,and it rocked when I sit in it,not a good buy from what I can see
The only complaint about the chair is that the back doesn't move - you're continually upright.
My big office chair was killing my back, and I needed something that could turn around all the way, this was the perfect solution, and it's comfortable.
I was expecting poor quality. It is pretty nice and cheaper an in the stores. A recurring theme with OS products is at least some parts don't fit. I had to leave out two screws because they were too short. Not first time this has happened. Chair works fine w/o.
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Looking for an outdoor job that offers physical challenge, self-employment and seasonal work? An agriculture job or fishing job might be right for you.
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The competition from large, well-capitalized, efficient commercial farms and ranches is driving family farmers out of business, but also creating more jobs for agricultural and ranch managers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates that employment in agriculture will decline by 3 percent from 2010 to 2020.
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Researchers who studied assault cases in Philadelphia concluded that people have a significantly higher chance of being shot near stores that sell alcohol to go, HealthDay News reported March 11.
University of Pennsylvania researcher Charles C. Branas and colleagues noted that violence seemed to be associated with only to-go outlets, not bars or taverns. "Individuals in and around off-premise alcohol outlets were shot as the victims of predatory crimes, possibly because they had heavily consumed and were easier targets or they were shot as the victims of otherwise tractable arguments that became violent, because one or more of the combatants had consumed alcohol," said Branas. "On-premise outlets were by comparison highly monitored, relatively safe havens, even in neighborhoods with high levels of gun violence."
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The 2014 New York International Auto Show is nearly upon us, with the media preview days set to kick off on April 16 before the grand event opens its doors to the public on April 18. More than 50 vehicles will be on display at the Jacob Javits Convention Center, just about anything from city cars to heavy-duty trucks and track-prepped race cars. About 14 global debuts are expected to happen at NYIAS, with six more vehicles to show their metal to North American enthusiasts for the very first time.
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Three days after losing point guard Shane Larkin to the NBA Draft, the University of Miami signed a promising replacement who is no stranger to South Florida.
Former Miami Krop High point guard Angel Rodriguez transferred from Kansas State after two seasons to be closer to his family in Puerto Rico and landed exactly where he wanted to be — at UM. Rodriguez visited with Hurricanes coaches Wednesday, toured the campus and had signed by mid-day. He plans to enroll in summer classes in a few weeks.
The only question now is whether he will have to sit out next season per NCAA transfer rules or whether the NCAA will grant him a hardship exemption because his transfer is family-related.
"Angel is an exceptional point guard," UM coach Jim Larrañaga said. "When you watch him, you immediately notice his ball-handling and passing skills. He can also hit the open shot. Like Shane, he has a pass-first mentality, but if he sees an open lane, he won't hesitate to attack. We feel very, very good about Angel joining our program, especially since Shane made his decision."
Shakey Rodriguez, who coached Angel Rodriguez (no relation) at Miami Dr. Krop High, said: "Angel is a great addition to UM, and he'll fit right in. He is a true point guard with great court vision. He's tough, savvy, makes teammates better, and he has the intangibles. He's unselfish, a great person, has a 3.1 GPA, and he wants to be in Miami."
Larrañaga agreed: "You have to feel fortunate when a player of his caliber and character calls you and says, 'I need to play closer to home.' He will be very much at home here in Miami, where so many people speak Spanish, so many people know him, and he is a short flight from his family. He's also a very bright young man and serious about academics."
Rodriguez, who is 5-11, averaged 11.4 points and 5.2 assists as a sophomore. He led the Wildcats in three-pointers, assists and steals and was named second-team All-Big 12 and a first-team, all-conference defender.
He was recruited to Kansas State by former Miami High coach Frank Martin, who left for South Carolina last year. Louisville and North Carolina State were among the other schools that offered him scholarships coming out of high school.
"His surrogate family is here in Miami, and it's easier for him to see his mother and brothers from here," Shakey Rodriguez said.
"Basketball-wise, he was fine at Kansas State, but he decided it wasn't where he belonged from a personal level."
Asked to compare Rodriguez to Larkin, Shakey Rodriguez said both are "fun to watch." Larkin is "more explosive and a better athlete," the coach said, but Rodriguez "might have better vision. They're pretty similar. There won't be a significant drop-off from Shane to Angel."
Last week, UM signed another point guard, 5-11 Emmanuel LeComte of Belgium.
"Manu LeComte is a true point guard. He is quick and fast and can shoot. He will have to learn the American college game but with the loss of Shane Larkin and Angel Rodriguez (probably) having to sit a year, it is nice to have a point guard who can play right away."
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Use these secrets to peel off pounds.Fire up your metabolism with intervals.
One study found that doing 10 four-minute speed bursts with two minutes of slow walking or cycling after each (60 minutes total) three times a week upped the body's ability to use fat as fuel during exercise by 25 percent after six weeks. "Shoot for an eight or nine on an intensity scale of one to 10, where 10 is an all-out sprint," says lead researcher Christopher Perry, PhD, an exercise physiologist at the University of Guelph in Canada.Jot down meals and moves.
People who used an online weight-control program were most likely to lose pounds when they regularly recorded their weight loss, calories consumed, and activity, a study at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock revealed.
Getting between six and eight hours of shut-eye a night helped dieters shed more weight in a recent study from Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland, Oregon. "Plus, consistently increasing your sleep, even if by only 30 minutes a night, and sticking to regular bed- and wake-up times can provide you a boost in alertness and help prepare you for your workout," says Cheri D. Mah, sleep expert at the Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic and Research Laboratory.Bypass the fat-burning zone.
Forget this so-called sweet spot, when you go slow in order to sizzle a higher percentage of calories from fat: Burning more total calories at the highest intensity that you can sustain means you'll also burn more fat overall. For a measure of which zone you're in, strap on a heart rate monitor. Walk or jog lightly (the half-effort pace dubbed the fat-burning zone), noting the number of beats per minute (bpm) on its display. "That's the number to reach on an easy day," says John Porcari, PhD, FITNESS advisory board member and program director in the clinical exercise physiology department at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Then power walk or run at your usual pace and see what your heart rate is; this is your moderate-intensity target, which is your best bet for getting a longer workout with a bigger calorie burn. Add some short, fast intervals toward the end and note the bpm to mark your high-intensity zone for when you want to push it.Crack an egg for breakfast.
Go for a little extra protein first thing in the day and your brain will stave off the munchies later on, according to the latest findings from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Former breakfast skippers who ate a morning meal with a side of yogurt showed fewer feed-me brain impulses and felt fuller.Incinerate more calories per step.
Burn 15 percent more calories (about 40 calories more per hour) by adding a slight incline (around 6 percent) to your normally flat 3.5-mile-per-hour walk, advises Mark Fenton, author of The Complete Guide to Walking for Health, Weight Loss, and Fitness. The steeper the hike, the bigger the spike in calories blasted at any speed.
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Four Stags were honored by the SCIAC with Water Polo All-Conference Awards. Brian Chong (JR, Mercer Island, WA, DR) was given the distinction of Athlete of the Year. Brian Baier (SO, Orinda, UT) and Huston Middlesworth (So, Bellevue, WA, DR) were selected to First Team All-SCIAC. Goalkeeper Sean Wasserman (SR, Los Gatos, GK) made Second Team All-SCIAC).


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People who make, buy, and sell flash storage could detect counterfeit products based on the unique "fingerprints" of the chips, using techniques being developed by university researchers.
Scholars at the University of California at San Diego and Cornell University have developed software to test variations in flash behavior that are unique to each chip, said Steven Swanson, an associate professor at UCSD and director of UCSD's Non-Volatile Systems Laboratory. By running the same test in the factory and then further up the supply chain, for example, a company could compare the results to verify that a flash chip was authentic, he said.
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"There's a lot of counterfeit in the [supply] chain," said analyst Roger Kay of Endpoint Technology Associates. It can be hard to detect, because the chain is not always as simple as a device maker contracting with one flash manufacturer to supply the chips for an entire production run of consumer devices, he said. System vendors need to fill unexpected surges in demand, so they often buy small lots of chips on the open market.
There are many third parties that buy and sell these chips, Kay said. "This is one of the biggest things they do, is verify parts, and it's a pain," Kay said.
UCSD's Swanson discussed his team's work at the Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara, California, this week.
Swanson proposed another possible use of the technology: to prevent counterfeiting of devices such as cellphones and tablets that contain flash. It could also be used by governments to determine whether spies had swapped an official's phone with a seemingly identical one that is bugged, he said.
Testing flash silicon as a proxy for an entire device provides an authentication technique that doesn't require any hardware changes, Swanson said. It only requires firmware and an infrastructure for testing devices at key points in the supply chain, he said.
"I think if someone wanted to do this, they could do it now," Swanson said. The technology could be licensed to manufacturers, who would create a database of results for each of the chips that ships out of the factory. No manufacturers have approached Swanson's team yet, he said. The research was first presented last month.
The system uses "physically unclonable functions" (PUFs), or variations in manufacturing that are unique to each element of each flash chip. Swanson described one PUF that his team has worked with, called Program Disturb. It uses a type of manufacturing flaw that doesn't affect normal operation but causes problems under test conditions.
Data is written and erased from NAND flash through changes in the states of each cell, which are applied by sending a voltage through the cell. If a cell is rewritten many times in a row, the voltage can bleed into an adjacent cell so much that the adjacent cell also changes its state. The order in which cells are modified prevents this from happening in normal operation, Swanson said.
In the test, the number of repetitions it takes to disturb the neighboring cell depends on the thickness of the barriers between the cells and other factors, which vary from one chip to another, Swanson said. The Program Disturb test counts the number of repetitions needed to cause the cell next door to change its state, typically hundreds or thousands. It can be run again later to see if that number matches the original result.


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The 2013-14 Pen Pals author lecture series opens with George Saunders Oct. 10-11 and continues with A.S. Byatt Nov. 4-5, Luis Alberto Urrea Feb. 6-7, Art Spiegelman Apr. 24-25, and Tracy K. Smith May 8-9. More info.
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Light Nonfiction Reads
If you don't have time for a nonfiction tome this summer, check out this list of Anecdotal Nonfiction on Bookspace including essays, short stories and general musings from humorists: David Sedaris, John Hodgman, Sloane Crosley and others. While you're on Bookspace, browse for other new titles and good books.
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Summer Audiobook Picks for Adults
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Talk of the Stacks With Terry Brooks
Minneapolis Central Library, Pohlad Hall, Tuesday, July 23, 7–8:30 p.m. With more than 22 million books in print, Brooks is the New York Times best-selling author of 30-plus books of science fiction and fantasy. He will present "Witch Wraith," his latest in "The Dark Legacy of Shannara" trilogy. More info.
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Posted on Jul. 15, 2013
Summer Science Programs to Keep Kids Learning
Digital Photography and Photo Pop-Up Books will get kids started with digital cameras. For physics fans, there's Mini-Magnets under the direction of a Bakken Museum educator. Frogs, Volts and Vinegar demonstrates what motivated the invention of the battery. More events and classes.
Posted on Jul. 9, 2013
Earn Summer Reading Badges Online
Visit our summer reading website to earn badges by writing book reviews, creating book lists, taking quizzes and writing blog posts. Badge-earners are entered to win books sponsored by the Friends of the Hennepin County Library and MELSA.
Posted on Jul. 9, 2013
Celebrate Restored Public Art
"Wind and Water Chime," a hanging sculpture created by Donald Celender in 1968, has been recently restored and reinstalled at Nokomis Library. Join us at the library Saturday, July 13, at 11 a.m. to celebrate. More info.
Posted on Jul. 9, 2013
2013 One Minneapolis One Read Book Selected
The One Minneapolis One Read book for 2013 is A Choice of Weapons by Gordon Parks. Please join us in reading this gripping autobiographical tale of a young man from Kansas dealing with homelessness and seeking a career in Depression-era Minnesota. Book discussions and related events will take place throughout Minneapolis this fall. Related books.
Posted on Jul. 9, 2013
American History eResources
Celebrate Independence Day by diving into these excellent eResources on American history: U.S. History in Context, which includes stellar primary resources, and Social Explorer, which uses census data to tell the social history of the United States.
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Service to Incarcerated Parents
Through Read to Me, a program of Hennepin County Library Outreach Services, Library staff and a volunteer help incarcerated parents select age-appropriate books and record themselves reading aloud to their children. The books and the recording are then sent to the children at home. Watch an informational video.
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eBooks Collection Innovation
More than 325,000 eBooks have been checked out from Hennepin County Library so far this year — a record pace. We're always looking for better ways to deliver eBooks, and we've been recognized with an honorable mention by the Urban Libraries Council for implementing and integrating eBooks into our collection. Browse our eBooks collection now!
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Summer Book Recommendations
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Bree Sauers, of the Tannery Row Artist Colony, expects dozens of pieces to be on display. In 2012, the show featured 68 works of art, Sauers said. The artwork will be available for purchase, she added.
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Descendants honored for footing bill for water lines at museum
A family of descendants helped unclog a stopped-up project by donating water lines for the new Germantown Colony Museum building.
A reception honoring Larry and Bruce Hock, of Petro-Chem Operation Co., was held Thursday evening at the Webster Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Mary Durusau, Director of Museums for the Secretary of State's office, was at the meeting to present certificates of appreciation to the Hock brothers.
"Germantown Colony Museum has been underway for quite sometime," Durusau said. "We are working feverishly to get the building built. We are days away from going out to bid.
"But that would not be possible if it were not for the generosity of local folks," she continued. "Claiborne Electricity stepped up and donated electrical work for us on the site. Now, the Hock brothers of Petro-Chem have stepped in to help with placing water utilities to the site."
Durusau said the museum project had been stalled due to limited funds.
"Until now, we have not been able to bid the project because the amount of funds to include the utility work was not available," she said. "So even though electric and water lines don't sound glamorous, if you don't have them you are not going to have a building. Donations like these are more important than words can say."
Larry Hock said their donation to the museum was an effort to preserve history, not only for the community but also for themselves.
"Our mother, Elsie Krouse, who has passed, was a Krouse, a direct descendant of Germantown colonists," Hock said. "There was no water down at the site for the museum, and that seemed to be a hold up for getting anything done.
"It was looking like that was one of the stumbling blocks in the way for getting the state to build the museum," he continued. "It wasn't that much money – it was just a matter of getting it done. They were hung up on the project, not knowing how much it would cost. So we decided to jump in and short cut that and get the project going."
The Hock brothers are looking forward to preserving Germantown Colony's history.
"Getting the museum built has been a long time coming," Larry said. "The state has artifacts they are preserving for us until we get a safe and secure place for them to be exhibited up here. The artifacts need to be up here where people can see them and we are looking forward to that."
Larry said he and his brother both like the "simple and clean line" design of the museum and believe it will be a "good thing" for the Minden community.


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This is a cool vintage romper that came from my mom's college wardrobe in the late 1970s. The print is Pacific Island themed, showing palm trees, flowers and people in small boats. It's extra comfy and always awesome to take to the beach :)
Got this awesome one-size-fits-all top (which I wear as a dress) from the Goodwill on Wade Hampton Blvd in Greer, South Carolina about a year and a half ago. It it cost $4.95, and I plan to alter it slightly this summer (with my new sewing machine!!) to give it a waist band and officially make it a dress. :)
These Bass loafers came from Goodwill in Conyers, GA about 5 years ago, when I believe the shoe price was still $3.59. They had hardly been worn when I got them, but I've nearly worn them out in the time that I've had them!
Got this denim skirt from the Value Village in Conyers, GA for $3.29 a couple of weeks ago! It came with the belt and is a perfect fit. Definitely one of my recent favorite finds.
This is my favorite blazer, which came from the Avondale Children's Home Sale about 4 years ago. It cost $2 and has been a staple every autumn since!
Black leather ankle boots from Goodwill in Conyers, GA. $4.59…too bad it's about to get too warm to wear them!
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Your Clever Toddler in Week 92: Affected by Secondhand Emotions
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Your Child's Brain in Week 92
If you remember way back to your child's sixth month last year, you might recall when he began to sense conflict among the people around him. Maybe the fights you had with your partner, born from new-parent exhaustion and frustration, seemed to make him fussy, or conversely, caused him to silently stare at the both of you.
These days, your toddler's sensitivity to nearby emotions has heightened. As his empathy develops, he becomes even more susceptible to the feelings expressed by people around him, regardless of whether they're directed his way. In fact, negative emotions, in particular, can affect your toddler's behavior significantly these days. Just as you protect your child from smokers passing by, you also need to protect him from secondhand negative emotions. Here's why.
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Over a nine-month period, researchers and parents observed and noted the emotional responses of one- to two-and-a-half year-olds who witnessed their mothers pretending to have an angry phone conversation. While the moms in this simulated scenario were able to compose themselves normally after the chat ended, the aftermath was much more dramatic for their children. Not only did they respond with anger and distress, themselves—crying and showing expressions of concern for their mothers—but they also hit, pushed, scolded, and yelled.
Interestingly, their behaviors weren't directed at anyone in particular: The toddlers weren't always necessarily mad at their nearby parent or sibling, but instead the toddlers might hit a toy, shove a wagon, scold a doll, or simply yell. The behaviors in the study didn't last for a long time or reoccur, nevertheless it was apparent that the children picked up on and acted out the angry emotion their mother had been expressing when on the phone.
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In short (and you've heard this fact before, we know), young children who witness conflict are profoundly affected by it. Even if the conflict isn't directed at them, and even if they don't react while the distressing scenario is unfolding, exposure to negative emotions causes undue stress, which in turn can interfere with healthy brain development.
It is so important for the behavioral health of your toddler for you to work on your relationships so that affection, happiness, bliss, interest, and care are the overriding emotions in your home, and that episodes of anxiety and frustration are few and short-lived. Just as you'd spare a guest from experiencing an explosive conversation between you and your partner—for both courtesy and privacy's sake—so, too, should you try to err on the side of refraining from lashing out in front of your child. Your toddler can only tolerate brief, infrequent exposure to unrestrained anger; even then, his behavior might be affected.
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