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March Madness is back into full swing tonight, as the Sweet Sixteen gets underway with a matchup between Mountaineers & Muskateers.
Sure, your brackets are busted, and you can't call in sick to work because the games don't start until 7:10 p.m. Eastern. But there's still plenty of storylines to keep yourself intrigued: Davidson's and Western Kentucky's Cinderella runs. All #1 seeds are still alive. What non-call will UCLA get away with this time.
And whether or not Pete Gillen kills himself.
THE REALESTS comes across a disturbing start to the former coach's Sweet Sixteen preview for the NEW YORK POST:
"WELL, even though Georgetown is gone, three of my Final Four teams are alive - which is unusual. I've had a bad decade - I got fired, no friends, no money, no clothes."
True, the '90s were a bit more kind to Gillen. He coached Xavier to the Sweet Sixteen in 1990, and led Providence to the Elite Eight in 1997. As for the 2000's, Pete vanished from Virginia in 2005 after seven so-so seasons in Charlottesville, and is now stuck doing color commentary on CBS College Sports (the network formerly known as CSTV).
But the lack of friends, money and clothes seems a bit exaggerated. We're sure Gillen will become chummy with some of his new CBS co-workers, and we doubt his TV gig is an unpaid internship (and we've had our share of those). Most importantly, we're pretty positive CBS won't let you cover the Conference USA Game of the Week in the nude.
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Texas has long had a jujitsu hold on the American psyche. Residents of other states share a combined revulsion and admiration for the Lone Star State, the only member of the union that—stop me if you've heard this—was a country before it was a state. For the most part, this wariness is mutual, as one can quickly gather from the occasional pickup-truck bumper sticker bearing an image of the Texas flag with secede stenciled over the top—an odd posture for a resident of the state recently governed by the last occupant of the Oval Office.
Much of this ambivalence is of a piece with the distrust many Americans feel for the state's powerful energy industry. Witness, for example, the tiresome reemergence ofT. Boone Pickens, the Dallas billionaire who's launched a multimedia campaign for the Pickens Plan, a wind-farming
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Amongst the findings are loci containing genes known to be implicated in a number of other common diseases including diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis. However, the genetic relationship between Crohn's and these other diseases is not always straightforward. For example, the genetic variant PTPN2 appears to increase susceptibility to both Crohn's disease and type 1 diabetes. But the similarly named PTPN22 increases the risk of developing type 1 diabetes, yet appears to offer protection from Crohn's.
Although some of the disease connections were unsurprising there is already a known epidemiological correlation between Crohn's disease and psoriasis, for example the ORMDL3 gene on chromosome 17 provided the most unexpected link. ORMDL3 was already known to be a genetic risk factor for childhood asthma, but until now, no epidemiological link had ever been seen between asthma and Crohn's disease.
"It's too early for us to say how Crohn's disease and many of these other diseases, including asthma, are linked at a biological level," says Dr Miles Parkes, Consultant Gastroenterologist at Addenbrooke's Hospital and the University of Cambridge, who also worked on the study. "However, we are building up a picture of the biology underlying Crohn's disease, and the more we understand about the underlying biology of these diseases, the better equipped we will be to treat them.
"Studies such as this are not about developing diagnostic tests, but about identifying targe
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Model homes are like fashion models: we all want some of that look for our own. Linda Baxter knows that well. With years of experience in commercial design and dressing high-end model homes, a portion of her potential clients call her moments after touring one of her models. "I want mine to look just like that," is a familiar theme of those first introductions.
Linda stresses that even when decorating a model, she focuses on the person she envisions living in that home, rather than concentrating on the look alone. "The minute you walk in the home you should feel that energy," she says. The problem is that some people aren't concerned with personalizing their environment. "They just want to move full-speed ahead and put together a beautiful package," Linda says. Not so fast, clients! "I tell them we can do that style, but let's make it about them as well. We'll start by choosing some colors or fabrics that reflect them." Clients tell her they want their homes to look like the models because it's "pulled together." "But it needs to be pulled together emotionally, too," Linda emphasizes. "It should reflect their travel, family, interests. And I don't think there's one right way to do that; I think there are many. My clients depend on me to put it together for them."
To get their wheels turning, Linda gives her clients a little homework. They need to sit down and go through some books and magazines to pull out images they love, as well as those they don't.
On the other end of the spectrum are those clients who aren't interested in that slick, model-home look. They are highly educated about what they're looking for and want to make all of the personal selections themselves. "Palm Springs, for example, is a very artistic community," she says. "They're very conscientious about design and art," making for a great balance to her make-me-a-model clientele.
Linda's Las Vegas-based firm has clients in Utah, California, Arizona, and Florida. One of her largest local projects was the Residence Club at PGA West, for which she was recommended by one of the owners/investors who is one of her clients.
"My clients definitely want to relax, especially in Vegas — it's a 24-hour city," Linda says. "They want their home to be somewhere they can shut it all off. The modern movement is very popular here, too. I think because people are trying to simplify their lives, beginning at home."
While her own home reflects an equal level of polished cohesion as those of her clients, she leaves the Zen factor for them. "I love Old World, I love lots of stuff. I love to embellish things," she admits.
During college, Linda says she befriended artists and interior designers, which landed her some prime opportunities. She designed a boutique in the Salt Lake City Hilton, where she soon was doing window dressing and even buying. "It was very hands-on, embellishing for every season and every holiday," she says. "It was the spot in Salt Lake City in the '70s." With her flair for creating artistic environs, few would suspect she earned her degree in psychology, which she says has helped tremendously in her career in working with people.
Favorite way to relax:
Sitting by the fire on the poolside patio. Or sitting in the living room with a glass of wine and all the French doors open.
Favorite way to entertain:
"I'm a little more formal. I love to have the dining room table set. But I also love to set up the kitchen for a Sunday afternoon buffet. My husband is a great chef at the barbecue."
Stickler for:
The inside of a home reflecting the outside. "It's very important that the interior design is cohesive with the architecture."
Personal style:
Old World, eclectic, elegant, embellished
Quirky moment:
"We took a road trip to the Hearst Castle, and I just felt so at home there, even though it's so over the top."
Known for:
"Because I have a model-home background, I can work on a miniscule budget and still make it look good, even with residential clients."
Why clients love her:
"They know I am very sensitive to their desires. They trust me. It's all about them, not about me. They also know we can change things if they don't like it. I tell them they're not going to hurt my feelings."
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Judy Smith weighs in on Olivia Pope's scandal
Olivia Pope probably should have gotten on a plane and disappeared like her father told her–at least that's what Judy Smith thinks.
As the real-life inspiration for "Scandal," Judy would have advised Olivia to take a step back once her name was leaked as the president's mistress. It's a twist that puts Olivia in the unique position of needing her own help.
"I think for a crisis manager, it is very interesting — instead of handling the crisis, now she is the crisis," said Judy, who admits that social media has complicated the politics of cleaning up stick situations.
"It is so different — social media has really changed the landscape for crisis management," Judy mused to WJLA. "Someone can be blogging at home in their pajamas, and all of a sudden, it goes all over the world–so it is very, very difficult. If it's incorrect, you have to pull it back very quickly, or else you'll lose control over the narrative."
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The question is how to make the process more efficient and effective.
"Obviously there's a lot of promise for immunotherapy of this kind but I think that we're several years away from making this any kind of standard therapy," Yee said. At this point, the therapy needs to be standardized to the patient and it can take months to grow the required cells, during which time the patient's condition could deteriorate dramatically.
"It would be helpful to try to streamline the process," Yee said. "[Right now], we can only target a small fraction of patients. What we're looking for in the future is to streamline this process and decrease the time it takes to grow cells and to see if we can target other antigens. This is a proof of principle: Yes, we can use CD4+ clones."
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SOURCES: Cassian Yee, M.D., associate member, clinical research division, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle; Louis M. Weiner, M.D., director, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.; Vijay Trisal, M.D., assistant professor of surgical oncology, City of Hope Cancer Center, Duarte, Calif.; June 19, 2008, New England Journal of Medicine
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Tapeworm infections of the brain, which can cause epileptic seizures, appear to be increasing in Mexico and bordering southwestern states, Loyola University Health System researchers report.
In Mexico, up to 10 percent of the population may have the infection, neurocysticercosis. While many people never develop symptoms, neurocysticercosis nevertheless "remains a serious health concern, especially among the poor," Loyola researchers wrote in the April issue of the journal Neurological Research.
Their article, "Management of Neurocysticercosis," is among several articles in the April issue of Neurological Research that describe neurological infections in Latin America. Guest editor is Dr. Jaime Belmares, assistant professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.
Neurocysticercosis is caused by a tapeworm found in pigs called Taenia solium. A person can get infected with the parasite by eating undercooked pork. That person then can excrete tapeworm eggs. The contamination spreads through food, water or surfaces contaminated with feces. A person can become infected, for example, by drinking contaminated water or putting contaminated fingers in the mouth.
Neurocysticercosis is most common in poor rural communities in developing countries with poor sanitation and hygiene and where pigs are allowed to roam freely and eat human feces.
Once inside the stomach, the tapeworm egg hatches, travels through the bloodstream and ends up in the muscles, brain or eyes. The worm, which can grow to more than one-half inch long, becomes enveloped in a fluid-filled cyst. Cysts in the muscles generally don't cause symptoms. But cysts in the eyes can cause blurry vision, while cysts in the brain can cause headaches, encephalitis and seizures. Less common symptoms include confusion and difficulty with balance.
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Hi, i've just discovered this amazing Framework and all I can say is that is absolutely brillant.
In the last 2 years I developed my own UI Framwork mainly focused on build dynamic mobi-zines that can be updated downoading resources (magazines editions).
Now I would like to port my applications to this great framework but I've a little problem: I was used to give a name to all my components so when I receive an event from them I can easily decide what to do just evaluating the name.
A simple "name" property (as exists in swing components) will suffice. Actually the only other way I can think about to solve my problem (since the components are added dinamically at runtime parsing an xml resource) is to add an instance of all the objects to an hashmap using the component as key and its name as value: in this way, during event handling, I can retrieve the name property using the event's source property.
I think a name property would be more practical.
What do you think about it?
Hi Fabiobond,
the solution of placing all components into a hashtable should work but poses a technical risk of a memory leak so I wouldn't recommend it for a general application.
The ability to store meta-data with a component is a useful one in some cases (although to a lesser degree in CLDC which has no reflection) and I understand the value there, especially with dynamic UI's.
Unless Chen has an objection or a better idea I think that an API similar to Swings: myComponent.putClientProperty(String, Object);
Object o = myComponent.getClientProperty(String);
Should solve your problem and any future use case in this area. It could also enable nifty binding features in the CDC port...
Hi Shai, your suggested solution should be ok.
I Hope to see it implemented in one of the next releases.
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Artissima, Turin. 9-11 November 2012. Presenting new work by Marie Angeletti, Ian Homerston, Krister Klassman, Oliver Michaels and Neil Rumming
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Greek sales slide amid broader European rebound
July 7, 2015 10:35 CET
New-car sales in Greece fell 22 percent last month, the sharpest drop of any western European car market, amid political uncertainty. Registrations across the region rose 14 percent to 1.31 million as the UK, Germany, France and Spain delivered double-digit percentage gains....
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Germany's auto industry lobby group, the VDA, believes a Greek exit from the eurozone may be necessary despite the setback this may bring for Europe's fragile recovery in new-car sales. Automakers are monitoring the potential effects on capital markets and exchange rates if Greece leaves the European single currency – dubbed Grexit....
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The White House Pastry Chef on Patriotic Desserts, Obama's Sweets
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
This Fourth of July weekend, a lot of us will be eating hot dogs, potato salad, corn on the cob, and hamburgers. But when we're done feasting on the char-broiled delicacies that have come to represent our nation's independence, how should we finish it all off?
Bill Yosses has some suggestions. He's the official White House Pastry Chef, and author, along with Melissa Clark, of a new cookbook called "The Perfect Finish." Chef Yosses joins us live from the White House, where he gives us the scoop on everything from what he serves official visitors to the first family's favorite sweets.
Below, Bill Yosses and Melissa Clark's red, white and blue berry buttermilk bundt cake with orange glaze.
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Friday, July 01, 2011
On Monday, the 35th Annual Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks will shoot over the Hudson River from six barges. The sky will light up between 20th and 55th Sts. in Manhattan. You can enjoy the show from any place that offers an unobstructed view of the sky over the river. Plus, check out other fireworks shows in the city this weekend.
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The power is on, the cutterhead is hooked up and two miles of Seattle soil await the teeth of Bertha, the world's largest tunneling machine. Aside from running final tests, there's only one thing left to do before the massive machine's launch later this month: say goodbye.
On July 20, Gov. Jay Inslee and the Washington State Department of Transportation will host a public celebration at Bertha's launch site, west of CenturyLink Field, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. … more
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At the start of the year, it wasn't much more than a few dozen steel beams and some columns sticking out of the ground. As the calendar turns to July 2013, the new South Atlantic Street overpass is taking shape at the southern edge of the State Route 99 tunnel construction site near the stadiums.
The overpass will address a bottleneck near the entrance to the Port of Seattle's Terminal 46, where trains crossing South Atlantic Street frequently block traffic. When it … more
Where will all that dirt go? Here's the scoop
Crews removed more than 86,000 cubic yards of soil during construction of the recently completed SR 99 tunnel launch pit. That may seem like a lot, but it's nothing compared with the 850,000 cubic yards of soil that will be removed by Bertha, the SR 99 tunneling machine, as she digs her way beneath Seattle.
How much is 850,000 cubic yards of soil? Put it this way: If, just for fun, you decided to pile it all on top of the turf at nearby CenturyLink Field, your pile would be … more
A big goodbye to Bertha's big red crane
By now, drivers on State Route 99 near the stadiums are used to seeing large cranes and machinery near the spot where Bertha will start tunneling this summer. A crane is a crane is a crane, right?
Except when the crane in question is the Barnhart Modular Lift Tower, better known to most as the giant red crane that lowered many of Bertha's 41 pieces into the pit where she's getting ready to dig. Aside from having an impressively technical name, the modular lift tower, like … more
Face time with Bertha: last day above ground for massive tunneling cutterhead
Suspended from a towering crane at the south end of downtown Seattle, the five-story-tall face of Bertha, the world's largest tunneling machine, spent its last day above ground looking squarely at the old viaduct it was built to replace. Next stop: the 80-foot-deep launch pit where tunneling will start this summer.
Crews working with the Washington State Department of Transportation lowered Bertha's 838-ton cutterhead into the launch pit today, ending eight weeks of heavy … more
Launch pit complete, ready for Bertha
Last spring, a field of unturned dirt marked the spot where Bertha will begin digging the two-mile State Route 99 tunnel beneath downtown Seattle. One year and 86,000 cubic yards of soil later, it's a pit fit for the world's largest tunneling machine.
Crews finished building Bertha's 80-foot-deep launch pit on Sunday after nearly a year spent building its underground walls, removing soil and building the infrastructure needed to support the nearly 7,000-ton machine. Its … more
Bertha's trailing gear first into the pit
Last week, crews used a massive red crane to begin lowering the first large pieces of Bertha, the SR 99 tunneling machine, into the 80-foot-deep pit (pdf 485 kb) where she'll start tunneling this summer. First up: the trailing gear, which will serve as Bertha's support system during tunneling by providing her with all of the equipment and materials she'll need to tunnel beneath downtown. The trailing gear accounts for much of the 326-foot-long machine's total … more
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This week, crews will use a massive red crane to lower the first piece of Bertha, the SR 99 tunneling machine, into the 80-foot-deep pit (pdf 485 kb) where she'll start tunneling this summer. Reassembling Bertha's 41 pieces and testing the completed machine will take two to three months.
Crews from Hitachi Zosen, Bertha's manufacturer, will assist throughout the process. Bertha won't officially become the property of Seattle Tunnel Partners, WSDOT's … more
Bertha arrived in Seattle on April 2
Sixty years ago this week, Seattleites welcomed the State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct to the city's downtown waterfront. On Tuesday, April 2, the waterfront again welcomed a hulking guest: Bertha, the five-story-tall tunneling machine that will clear the way to the viaduct's removal in 2016.
The ship carrying the machine that will dig the SR 99 tunnel beneath downtown Seattle entered Elliott Bay on Tuesday, April 2, after a two-week journey from the manufacturing plant in … more
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The journey started today with a single ship. It will end about two weeks and 5,000 miles later in the waters of Elliott Bay, with the much-anticipated arrival of Bertha, the massive machine that will dig the SR 99 tunnel beneath downtown Seattle.
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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
- 3 bacon slices, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- § cup halved peeled large garlic cloves (about 2 1/2 ounces)
- 12 ounces assorted fresh wild mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 1/2 red bell pepper, cut into matchstick-size strips
- 1 10-ounce purchased fully baked thin pizza crust
- 1 cup (packed) mixed shredded Italian cheeses (about 4 ounces)
Cook bacon in large skillet over medium heat until golden, about 10 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towels. Pour off drippings from skillet. Add oil and garlic to skillet. Cover and cook over low heat until garlic is golden, stirring occasionally, about 15 minutes. Add mushrooms and bell pepper; cover and cook over high heat until vegetables are tender, stirring often, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. (Can be made 8 hours ahead; chill bacon and vegetables.)
Preheat oven to 450°F. Place pizza crust on baking sheet. Sprinkle cheeses, then vegetable mixture and bacon over crust. Bake until cheeses melt, about 15 minutes. Remove from oven. Let stand 2 minutes. Cut into wedges and serve.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories521
- Carbohydrates49 g (16%)
- Fat28 g (43%)
- Protein18 g (37%)
- Saturated Fat10 g (50%)
- Sodium772 mg (32%)
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I lost my dad on February 3, of this year. I miss him dearly, especially the talks we'd have and just hearing his voice. We always made it a point to tell each other we loved each other, and I know now, after 43 years on this Earth, that he did.
I never doubted his love for me or my siblings (I'm the youngest of 7), but, looking back on those memorable butt whoopings, I now know that they were given because he DID love me!
You see, when we're kids, and if/when we acted up to the point that it warranted a crack on the butt (I'm speaking to those of us that were on the receiving end of butt whoopings), we tended to feel that daddy didn't like us. "Why would daddy spank our butts if he loved us so much?" we might have asked ourselves. Upon reflection, the reasons were exactly the opposite. One of my most memorable spankings came when I was around 11 or 12 years old. My brother had a motorcycle and took me for a ride. It felt so cool to be on the back of that bike! When I got home, my excitement turned to fear as my dad quickly made his way towards me and commenced to giving my butt a spanking. I wondered why for the longest time, but eventually put it out of my mind. It wasn't until recently I was talking to my mom after daddy passed away that daddy was real scared of "murdercycles" as he would call them, because my second oldest brother broke his leg on a motorcycle when he was young. Daddy must have felt bad about letting him have one.
So, I assume when he saw me on that motorcycle he flashed back to when my brother had his accident and having his leg in a cast and figured he would spank the wanting to be on one out of me. I guess it worked-any time I got on a motorcycle (maybe twice?) after that I remembered the look on my dad's face. It wasn't a look of horror-it was fear.
Dad's of my generation spanked out of fear, to get their point across. I do not in any way harbor any ill-will towards my daddy; in fact, it's just the opposite. I thank him for caring enough, loving me enough, to give me a spanking any time I was in a position that I could have hurt myself or someone else. I remember growing up hearing my mom or one of my siblings say, "You wait til your dad gets home"….What I would give to hear those words and it be real!


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Salmon & soured cream potato bites
Cooking timeReady in 1 1/4-1 1/2 hrs
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 16
These creamy but fresh mini baked potatoes taste decadent but are simple to make
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- 47
- protein
- 3g
- carbs
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- fat
- 2g
- saturates
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- sugar
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- salt
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- 8 small potatoes (Maris Piper, King Edward or a red-skinned variety)
- 135-150g pack hot smoked salmon flakes (or a fillet, flaked yourself)
- 2-3 tsp hot grated horseradish (from a jar)
- 1 tbsp chopped chive
- 3 spring onions, trimmed and finely chopped
- 5 tbsp soured cream or crème fraîche
- squeeze of lemon juice
- 1 tbsp olive oil
To garnish
- a few chives
- fine strips of lemon zest
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Bake potatoes and prepare the filling the day before. Up to 2 hours before serving, oil and crisp skins on a baking sheet for 10 minutes at fan 180C/conventional 200C/gas 6. Fill with salmon mixture on the baking sheet and cover with foil. When ready to serve, warm through at fan 160C/conventional 180C/gas 4 for 15 minutes. Serve as before.
- Preheat the oven to fan 180C/conventional 200C/gas 6. Wash the potatoes and prick each one with a fork. Place on the middle oven shelf and bake for 30-40 minutes until golden and crispy outside and cooked in the middle.
- Remove from the oven, leaving it on. When the potatoes are cool enough to handle, halve each one and scoop the fluffy flesh into a bowl. Add the salmon, horseradish, chives, spring onions, soured cream or crème fraîche and lemon juice. Season well and mix gently.
- Put the empty potato skins on a baking sheet and brush with oil. Return to the oven for 5 minutes to crisp, then spoon in the filling. Cover with foil and return to the oven for 5 minutes. Garnish with chives, lemon zest and pepper.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, January 2004
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Apr 23, 2012, Vol. 17, No. 30 • By FRED BARNES
Does President Obama have the foggiest idea how jobs are created in America? There's not much evidence he does, beyond lip service to the helpfulness of the private sector.
When the president begins a speech these days with praise for free markets, look out! What comes next are proposals for more government intervention in the economy and higher taxes. That's the recipe, Obama says, to "encourage our long-term economic growth and stabilize our budget."
He said so in his Republicans-are-Social-Darwinists speech in Washington two weeks ago to newspaper editors. Near the outset, Obama declared: "I know that the true engine of job creation in this country is the private sector, not Washington, which is why I've cut taxes for small-business owners 17 times over the last three years."
Those cuts have had minimal effect, and not surprisingly. They were tiny and temporary, and few small-business owners bothered to claim them, if indeed they were eligible to do so. Meanwhile, the president has persistently sought to raise their income taxes.
In Washington, Obama didn't suggest, much less propose, a single incentive or spur to private investment, yet he insisted "we continue to make investments in growth today." These consist solely of government-funded jobs, such as "putting some of our construction workers back to work" and "helping states to rehire teachers."
Obama yearns for a hefty increase in hiring by state and local governments. If hiring were "on par to past recoveries, the unemployment rate would probably be about a point lower than it is right now." Restoring "huge cuts in state and local government" is "part of the challenge we have in terms of growth."
The lesson here is that Obama has learned no lesson from what Edward Lazear of the Hoover Institution has called the "worst economic recovery in history"—that is, the Obama recovery. The economy has grown at a rate of 2.4 percent since the recession ended in June 2009, a full percentage point below average long-term growth. But the president is sticking with his plan for a government-led economic boom. This is Obamanomics: If it doesn't work, then double down.
Obama once told a group of investors that the private sector didn't need incentives to invest because his administration's massive subsidies of green technology would lead the way. Now the mention of "green jobs" has become a laugh line. The main news from the green sector is another company bankrolled by Obama going belly-up.
In The Escape Artists: How Obama's Team Fumbled the Recovery, Noam Scheiber describes the president's "obsession" with green jobs. Eco-nomic adviser Christina Romer "would march in with an estimate of the jobs all the investments in clean energy would produce; week after week, Obama would send her back to check the numbers. 'I don't get it,' he'd say. 'We make these large-scale investments in infrastructure. What do you mean there are no jobs?' But the numbers rarely budged."
Obama's latest fixation is the Buffett Rule, named after billionaire Warren Buffett. "We can't afford to keep spending more money on tax cuts for wealthy Americans," the president said last week. (Note: Under Obamanomics, untaxed earnings of private citizens are "spending.") The new rule would force those earning more than $1 million to pay at least 30 percent of their annual income, whether earnings (already taxed at a marginal rate of 35 percent) or capital gains (now taxed at 15 percent), in income tax. "This is not just about fairness," the president said. "This is also about growth." And thus about jobs, and more.
But not deficit reduction, according to Jason Furman, the deputy director of the White House National Economic Council. He said the 30 percent tax was "never our plan to bring the deficit down and get the debt under control." It would raise only $4 billion to $5 billion a year, a peewee bite out of Obama's $1.3 trillion deficit for fiscal year 2012.
Obama and Vice President Biden claim deficit reductions anyway. The new tax floor is "about we as a country being willing to pay for those [government] investments and closing our deficits," Obama said. "That's what this is about." Biden defended the tax hike with a question. "Do we pay down those deficits, cutting wherever we can, as we've been doing, while at the same time investing in things we know we must invest in, in order for the economy to grow and create good middle-class jobs?"
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The members of Mount Carmel's General Surgery Residency Program are a diverse group of physicians, representing a broad range of academic backgrounds and experiential histories.
Wright State University
I chose Mount Carmel due to the tight camaraderie amongst residents as the well open lines of communication between residents and staff.
Live music, cowboy boots, soccer, table tennis, and spending time with family and friends.
Ohio State University
I chose Mount Carmel because it was apparent that graduating residents are competent and confident in the tenets of General Surgery and the group of residents is collegial.
My interests include golf, soccer and cooking.
University of Illinois
I liked the early operative experience and the camaraderie not just among the residents, but between the residents and staff. The program is very resident-centric which allows a great amount of involvement by the residents in creating the structure of the program.
Traveling, scuba diving, tennis, running, F1, chess.
Ohio University
I spent several months as a medical student rotating on service here. It was easy to see the great atmosphere and working relationships among residents and attending surgeons alike. Early operative exposure is and remains a hallmark of the program.
Golf, University of South Carolina athletics, Cleveland sports, family, cooking.
Ohio State University
I liked the atmosphere of the program and work ethic of the residents. Also, the operative experience is excellent especially for junior residents.
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University of Texas at San Antonio
I came to Mount Carmel and thus Columbus from San Antonio, Tx. In my interviews and residency search, I found no other place like Mount Carmel in terms of the collegial atmosphere, early & unparalleled operative experience, and tight knit close relationships that residents and staff alike enjoy. The choice was clear and easy!
Football, basketball, boxing, and spending time with my children.
Wright State University
I chose Mount Carmel because of the great residents, staff, and friendly hospital atmosphere. I was born in Columbus (here at Mount Carmel) and completed my undergrad at the University of Minnesota before returning home for medical school and now residency.
Tennis, Minnesota Twins, and traveling.
Ohio State University
I loved the residents I worked with on my rotation as a fourth year. I felt like it was a tightly knit group that enjoyed working together and supported each other.
I love college sports, especially Michigan State football and basketball. When I have time I enjoy running and working out. I also really like cooking and trying new restaurants in Columbus with friends.
University of Toledo
I love the city of Columbus and was looking for a program where I could enjoy the many hours I would spend in the hospital. When I came here for a second look I saw that the residents had lots of fun while learning a lot and it seemed like a perfect fit for me.
Traveling, cooking, art (looking at it, not creating it), and reading.
Mount Carmel was my top choice for residency for two main reasons. Firstly because it has a strong record of training skilled surgeons - with early exposure to the OR and a very high passing rate for the national boards for graduating chiefs. And secondly because the faculty and staff are very friendly and approachable and the fellow residents are a fun group I knew I would get a long with.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending quality time with my family and friends.
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Wright State University
I chose Mount Carmel because I was looking for a program that had early operative opportunities, faculty that enjoy teaching residents, and a great group of residents that enjoyed spending time together.
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University of Nebraska School of Medicine
I chose Mount Carmel because of my quick and strong connection with the residents on my interview day. The residents were hospitable and were not negative in any environment. There was a sense of community, humility, and cooperation within the residents, but they also took their surgical training very seriously. The program was very family-friendly and they encouraged, not only my surgical development, but my personal development, as well.
Spending time with my family (wife and 3 daughters). We enjoy going for hikes, having backyard fires, going to the zoo, and playing at the park with our dog. Also, running, reading, playing the drums, and leading house church ministries and preaching.
Mercer University School of Medicine
It was a mix between the confidence of the residents in their field of expertise as well as the brotherhood among them.
Hunting, fishing, and outdoor sport, computer programming, UGA football, and spending time with my wife.
West Virginia University School of Medicine
The sense of camaraderie between the residents at Mount Carmel really stood out during my interviews. Early operative experience and a collegial relationship with the faculty were also very important traits of Moutn Carmel's program that appeals to me.
Cooking, spending time with family, sports, indoor rock climbing, volleyball and hiking.
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I wanted to do surgery and heard Mount carmel affords preliminary residents excellent opportunities in the OR. I rotated here as a medical student and had a great experience. I also really enjoy the Columbus area.
Lifting weights, playing basketball, the NBA, and spending time with my family, friends and dogs.
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
It is a great place to train in a collegial atmosphere. We get excellent operative exposure early on to help develop surgical skills.
Basketball, tennis, snowboarding, UNC Tarheels, Carolina Panthers, Team USA soccer, and watching movies.
The Ohio State University School of Medicine
All of the interns get operative experience, and the program itself has a very collegial and non-malignant culture. The leadership really advocates on behalf of the students. Also, Columbus is a great city with a lot to offer!
Good coffee, brunch, and reading non-medicine related books when I have the time.
Post Graduation: Private Practice (San Diego, California
Medical School: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
I chose Mount Carmel because of the relationships I witnessed between attending surgeons and residents while as a medical student rotating through here. The relationships were more of a friendship than anything that I believe only helps to foster learning. Also, the early exposure to the operating room here at Mount Carmel is unsurpassed in my opinion.
Sports of all kinds, the Philadelphia Eagles, collecting Civil War artifacts.
Post Graduation: Private Practice (Ashville, North Carolina)
Medical School: Marshall University
In my residency application process, I was looking for a surgery program with a friendly, collegial environment, and a good balance of academics and operative training. Mount Carmel fits this profile perfectly. We have an unparalleled experience in the operating room and a terrific rapport with our staff.
Outside of work, I enjoy listening to all types of music and have a fairly extensive collection of vinyl albums. I also try to stay in shape by running and working out.
Post Graduation: Vascular Surgery fellowship East Carolina University
Medical School: Marshall University
The residents worked hard but all genuinely enjoyed their job. The relationship between residents and attendings is very collegial. The operative experience is excellent throughout, while the chief year offers excellent autonomy.
Football, baseball, playing golf poorly, and attending Columbus sporting events (Blue Jackets and Clippers).


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In 2008, Wisconsin leaders took a major step toward bringing the state tax system into the 21st century. Legislators and Gov. Jim Doyle built momentum for smart tax reform that will modernize our out-of-date system and create a fair and efficient method of raising revenue.
The problems:
• A revenue structure dating from the time farm land was a major form of wealth, there was barely a service economy and the Internet wasn't even science fiction.
• A growing gap between the cost to maintain roads, education, public safety and other systems and revenue collected at state and local levels.
• A tax system that benefits large, global firms and works against the interest of small, local businesses.
• A shift of too much of the cost of public services onto the tired shoulders of low- and moderate-income wage-earners and homeowners.
State leaders took notice and acted to improve the tax structure. They closed several tax loopholes and made sure the process for awarding economic development tax subsidies would be more transparent and the recipients more accountable.
All of this happened with bipartisan support. It bodes well for reform in 2009. Let's look at recent accomplishments:
• The Senate and Assembly voted unanimously to close the Newark loophole, which threatened massive property tax exemptions statewide. The Newark Group, which owns a paper mill in Milwaukee, won a court ruling to use a 1953 recycling law to avoid all property taxes. Other companies using recycled products in the Fox River Valley and elsewhere rushed to receive the same windfall, but Senate Bill 122 shut the loophole.
• Some wealthy property owners have abused the process for appealing tax assessments, in order to swamp local property assessors' capacity to respond in court. The result clogged the appeals system and forced financially strapped local governments to make settlements rather than fight expensive court battles. Assembly Bill 580 reformed the appeals process, with only four legislators voting no.
• Based on recommendations from the Legislative Audit Bureau, legislators voted unanimously to reform economic development tax subsidies. Assembly Bill 741 consolidated programs, established accountability requirements, ordered clear goals for companies seeking subsidies and required regular reports on results.
• The recent budget repair bill
(AB 1), passed by legislators and signed by the governor, closed a scandalous corporate income tax loophole that allowed Wal-Mart and possibly other firms to avoid paying income tax on profits earned in Wisconsin. The loophole in effect let Wal-Mart pay high rent to itself, artificially eliminating almost all its profits and slashing its state income tax.
In addition, legislators acted wisely in letting die at least 69 proposals for new or expanded tax credits, deductions and subsidies.
All this is the beginning. Next year's reform agenda should include:
• Reducing the regressive nature of property taxes, whereby low- and moderate-income homeowners pay a higher percentage of income than wealthy families.
• Enacting "combined reporting" for corporate income tax, to keep large corporations from using shell games to move profits from Wisconsin to tax-free locations. Now, 21 states use combined reporting, including all Wisconsin's neighbors except Iowa.
• Joining the national effort to modernize sales tax definitions so Wisconsin could collect sales tax on Internet purchases. The current voluntary payment system hurts not only the state treasury but also local retailers who charge sales tax and are put at a price disadvantage.
• Extending the sales tax to include the expanding service sector. Today's sales tax is a relic from before professional and personal services became so central to the economy.
• Requiring the biggest publicly held corporations - less than 1% of all firms doing business here - to disclose their Wisconsin tax liabilities and the techniques they use to reduce those taxes. Transparency is essential for crafting intelligent business taxes.
• Review tax exemptions for large non-profits, including giant hospital systems and religious-sponsored housing for affluent seniors. These fast-growing and often luxurious facilities use services funded by property taxes but don't pay a penny for the cost.
This year, state leaders overcame partisan conflict to act in the best interest of Wisconsin citizens. It is important to note these successes and encourage legislators to continue building on that vital road to growth.
Karen Royster is executive director and Jack Norman is research director at the Institute for Wisconsin's Future, a philanthropy-funded non-profit focusing on state policy.


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Dwight Howard declined the dunk contest because of his age
Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard was invited to participate in the this year's dunk contest in New Orleans, but politely declined. Back in 2008, Howard put on a great show for the New Orleans crowd, defeating Gerald Green while sporting a Superman cape. But Howard, now 28 years old, cited that his age will be the deciding factor for him not participating in this year's dunk contest.
Via Jonathan Feigen/Houston Chronicle:
Howard, who won the 2008 dunk contest at New Orleans Arena, said the NBA invited him to dunk again this season in New Orleans, but he declined.
"Couldn't do it," Howard said.
Howard, 28, said he would participate again, "If I wasn't so old. I'm getting up there in age, man, I tell you. I got a lot of years."
Dwight said he thought about doing the dunk contest again because of the great experience he had winning it the first time in New Orleans. But even at just 28 years old, Howard has experienced his share of injuries and just had back surgery before the start of last season. Although still athletic, Howard isn't nearly the freak of nature he use to be. It would have been great for the fans to see Howard come back and compete in the dunk contest, but unfortunately Father Time has caught up to Dwight's dunking prowess.