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If the Vancouver Canucks are going to break a 2-2 tie in the third period, the game-winning goal to clinch the series…of course it's going to be a Daniel Sedin goal assisted by brother Henrik.
Yzerman knows Bolts have 'to be under the cap at some point,' so Callahan (hip) could open on LTIR
It might feel complex, but the financial situation in Tampa Bay is actually straightforward — GM Steve Yzerman has roughly $5-$6 million in cap space, with forward Nikita Kucherov and d-man Nikita Nesterov still to sign.
And Yzerman thinks he has a way to get 'em done.
"We've got to be under the cap at some point," Yzerman said, per the Tampa Bay Times. "Depending on the health of players, Ryan Callahan had surgery and if he's not ready to to start the season, that buys us some time.
"We can do that (long-term injured reserve) if we need to. At some point, we're going to have to be cap compliant to start the season, there's no way around it."
Callahan underwent major hip surgery in late June, and was expected to miss the next five months of action. He's already been ruled out of competing for Team USA at the World Cup of Hockey, and now it sure sounds like his absence will extend into the regular season.
Which could suit the Bolts just fine.
While they'll miss Callahan's presence, the temporary relief of his $5.8 million cap hit could allow Yzerman to take care of Kucherov and Nesterov now, and figure out the finances later.
Trades at the end of the preseason/start of the regular season are commonplace, especially with teams looking to get cap compliant. Last year, in a mid-September deal, Chicago was forced to flip Kris Versteeg and Joakim Nordstrom to Carolina in order to sign Marcus Kruger.
Of course, Kucherov is going to demand significantly more money than Kruger did from the 'Hawks.
The Times floated the idea of Filip Forsberg's new contract in Nashville — six year, $36 million — as a potential comparable, which could mean Yzerman will be forced to trade a fairly noteworthy contributor, not just a couple of spare parts.
Names that have been floated include veteran centers Valtteri Filppula and Brian Boyle. Yesterday's signing of promising pivot Vladislav Namestnikov suggests the team thinks Namestnikov is ready to assume a larger role down the middle, making Filppula and/or Boyle expendable.
Preds sign veteran d-man Matt Carle for one year
Bought out by the Tampa Bay Lightning, defenseman Matt Carle has landed in Nashville on a one-year deal worth $700,000.
The Predators announced the signing today. Carle, 31, will join what's considered one of the best blue lines in the NHL, led by P.K. Subban and Roman Josi.
Carle played 64 games for the Lightning last season, plus 14 more in the playoffs. But his ice time fell dramatically, to the point he logged under 10 minutes in each of the Bolts' final three postseason games.
In Nashville, Carle will bring over 700 games of NHL experience, plus two trips to the Stanley Cup Final, to a team that just traded its captain, Shea Weber, and also bought out veteran defenseman Barret Jackman.
In fact, of the eight Preds d-men under contract, only Carle is over 30. The next oldest is Subban, who's 27.
Canucks president doesn't rule out acquiring a player with Evander Kane's type of history
Trevor Linden didn't mention Evander Kane by name, because, well, you know…
But yesterday on the radio, the Vancouver Canucks' president of hockey operations sure didn't close the door on acquiring a player with Kane's type of history.
You can listen to the audio of Linden's interview with TSN 1040 here. (The Kane discussion starts at around the 3:10 mark.)
The main takeaway is that Linden refused to say that a player with a history of getting into trouble with the police would absolutely not be welcome on the Canucks.
"I think with any situation, they're all unique to themselves," Linden said, before warning against the temptation to jump to conclusions prior to knowing all the facts.
"Ultimately we'd prefer not to have that situation arise, certainly with our own players," he added. "It's a big world out there. Obviously, the challenges are significant for young guys who make a lot of money and get themselves into spots that they make mistakes."
The Kane speculation has been kicked into overdrive in Vancouver (where Kane was born and raised and played his junior hockey), despite the absence of any hard evidence that the Canucks are talking seriously with Buffalo about a deal.
It's been reported that the Sabres' ability to sign Jimmy Vesey could impact their willingness to trade Kane. Vesey can't make his decision until Aug. 15, so perhaps we'll have to wait until then.
But according to Canucks beat writer Jason Botchford (The Province), Kane is definitely on Vancouver's radar.
"There's no doubt about it, the Vancouver Canucks are going to be in on Evander Kane," Botchford told TSN 1040 radio. "Ownership loves Kane. Jim Benning really likes Kane. Trevor? He's maybe a little bit ambivalent, but he could be won over. They're going to be in on Evander Kane."
Preds sign Jarnkrok for six years, with a cap hit of just $2 million
Nashville's momentous offseason continued today with the signing of forward Calle Jarnkrok to a six-year, $12 million contract.
That's a cap hit of just $2 million, all the way through 2021-22.
Suffice to say, it's not often that a player signs such a long deal, for such a modest cap hit. Jarnkrok notched career highs in goals (16) and assists (14) in 81 games last season for the Preds. He kills penalties, too.
At the very least, the 24-year-old has some financial security now. But for Nashville, as long as his production doesn't fall off a cliff, he could end up being a great bargain.
Jarnkrok had an arbitration hearing scheduled for Aug. 4.
Related: Preds avoid arbitration with Petter Granberg — two years, $1.225 million


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Greetings, Karcsi from Budapest, Hungary
Very nice! We call them "wetlands" now, "bog" sounds so ... boggy! LOL I like all the different shades of red in the small leaves, what a nice capture!
I've never seen it look so lovely. I guess i don't mind paying taxes on it...
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Urea,(NH2)2CO, is a colorless organic chemical compound also known by the International Nonproprietary Name (rINN) carbamide, as established by the World Health Organization. It is highly soluble in water and has a pKa close to zero. Urea is essentially the waste produced when the body metabolizes protein. It is not only produced by humans, but also by many other mammals, as well as amphibians and some fish. Urea was the first natural compound to be artificially synthesized using inorganic compounds — a scientific breakthrough.
The primary raw material used to manufacture urea is natural gas, which ties the costs directly to gas prices. Consequently, new plants are only being built in areas with large natural gas reserves where prices are lower. Finished product is transported around the globe in large shipments of 30,000 metric tons. The market price for urea is directly related to the world price of natural gas and the demand for agricultural products. Prices can be very volatile, and at times, unpredictable. TCC is positioned to know the world markets and keep your prices competitive.
Urea is a raw material used in the manufacture of many chemicals, such as various plastics, urea-formaldehyde resins and adhesives. It is also essential for making feedstock, glue, fertilizer, commercial products, and in resin production. It is widely used in many developing parts of the world and is popular on international trading markets due to its cheap production and transportation costs.
Over 90 percent of the world's production of the substance is used for fertilizer-related products. When used in this way, it usually takes the form of granules, prills, or crystals. Farmers manually distribute the substance or it is scattered in the appropriate form with the aid of farming equipment. Urea is considered an effective feed, since it contains nitrogen, which can aid animal growth. The relatively cheap price of products made with the substance also makes this feed a popular choice by many farmers.
French chemist Hillaire Rouelle discovered urea in 1773. In 1828, just 55 years after its discovery, urea became the first organic compound to be synthetically formulated, this time by a German chemist named Friedrich Wöhler, one of the pioneers of organic chemistry. Wöhler obtained urea by treating silver isocyanate with ammonium chloride in a failed attempt to prepare ammonium cyanate.
Synthetic urea is created from synthetic ammonia and carbon dioxide and can be produced as a liquid or a solid. The process of dehydrating ammonium carbamate under conditions of high heat and pressure to produce urea was first implemented in 1870 and is still in use today. Uses of synthetic urea are numerous and therefore production is high. Approximately one million pounds of urea is manufactured in the United States alone each year, most of it used in fertilizers. Nitrogen in urea makes it water soluble, a highly desired property in this application.
Urea was found to be useful for commercial and industrial applications in the production of some types of plastics, animal feed, glues, toilet bowl cleaners, dish washing machine detergents, hair coloring products, pesticides, and fungicides. Medicinally, it is incorporated in the manufacture of barbiturates, dermatological products that re-hydrate the skin, and diuretics.
Urea is naturally produced when the liver breaks down protein or amino acids, and ammonia. The kidneys then transfer the urea from the blood to the urine. Extra nitrogen is expelled from the body through urea, and because it is extremely soluble, it is a very efficient process. The average person excretes about 30 grams of urea a day, mostly through urine, but a small amount is also secreted in perspiration.
Physicians found that urea levels can be used to detect diseases and disorders that affect the kidneys, such as acute kidney failure or end-stage renal disease (ESRD). The blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and the urine urea nitrogen (UUN) tests, which measure urea nitrogen levels in the blood and urine, are often used to assess how well a patient's kidneys are functioning. Increased or decreased urea levels, however, do not always indicate kidney problems, but instead may reflect dehydration or increased protein intake.
Urea is synthesized in the body of many organisms as part of the urea cycle, either from the oxidation of amino acids or from ammonia. In this cycle, amino groups donated by ammonia and L-aspartate are converted to urea, while L-ornithine, citrulline, L-argininosuccinate, and L-arginine act as intermediates. Urea production occurs in the liver and is regulated by N-acetylglutamate. Urea is found dissolved in blood (in the reference range of 2.5 to 7.5 mmol/liter) and is excreted by the kidney as a component of urine. In addition, a small amount of urea is excreted (along with sodium chloride and water) in sweat.
Amino acids from ingested food which are not used for the synthesis of proteins and other biological substances are oxidized by the body as an alternative source of energy and yielding urea and carbon dioxide. The oxidation pathway starts with the removal of the amino group by a transaminase, the amino group is then fed into the urea cycle.
Ammonia (NH3) is another common by-product of the metabolism of nitrogenous compounds. Ammonia molecules are smaller, more volatile and more mobile than urea's. If allowed to accumulate, ammonia would raise the pH in cells to toxic levels. Therefore many organisms convert ammonia to urea, even though this synthesis has a net energy cost. Being practically neutral and highly soluble in water, urea is a safe vehicle for the body to transport and excrete excess nitrogen.
More than 90 percent of world urea production is destined for use as a nitrogen-release fertilizer. Urea has the highest nitrogen content of all solid nitrogenous fertilizers in common use (46.7%). Therefore, it has the lowest transportation costs per unit of nitrogen nutrient.
In the soil, it hydrolyses back to ammonia and carbon dioxide. The ammonia is oxidized by bacteria in the soil to nitrate, which can be absorbed by the plants. Urea is also used in many multi-component solid fertilizer formulations. Urea is highly soluble in water, therefore, very suitable for use in fertilizer solutions (in combination with ammonium nitrate: UAN), e.g., in 'foliar feed' fertilizers. For fertilizer use, granules are preferred because of their narrower particle size distribution, an advantage for mechanical application.
The most common impurity of synthetic urea, biuret, must be present at less than 2 percent of the time, as it impairs plant growth.
Urea is spread at rates between 40 and 300 kg/ha, but actual spreading rates will vary according to farm type and region. It is better to make several small to medium applications at intervals to minimize leaching losses and increase efficient use of the Nitrogen applied, compared with single heavy applications. During summer, urea should be spread just before, or during rain to reduce possible losses from volatilization (process wherein nitrogen is lost to the atmosphere as ammonia gas). Urea should not be mixed with other fertilizers, as problems of physical quality may result.
Because of the high nitrogen concentration in urea, achieving an even spread is important. The application equipment must be calibrated correctly and used properly. Drilling must not occur on contact with or close to seeding due to the risk of germination damage. Urea dissolves in water to be applied as a spray or through irrigation systems.
In grain and cotton crops, urea is often applied at the time of the last cultivation before planting. In high rainfall areas and on sandy soils (where nitrogen can be lost through leaching) and where good in-season rainfall is expected, urea can be side or top-dressed during the growing season. Top-dressing is also popular on pasture and forage crops. In cultivating sugarcane, orea is side-dressed after planting, and applied to each ratoon crop.
For irrigated crops, urea can be applied dry to the soil, or dissolved and applied through the irrigation water. Urea will dissolve in its own weight in water, but it becomes increasingly difficult to dissolve as the concentration increases. Dissolving urea in water is endothermic, causing the temperature of the solution to fall when urea dissolves.
When preparing urea solutions for fertigation (injection into irrigation lines), dissolve no more than 30 kg of urea per 100 L of water.
In foliar sprays, 0.5 to 2.0 percent concentrations of urea are often used for horticultural crops. As urea sprays may damage crop foliage, advice for specific amounts should be sought before use. Low-biuret grades of urea should also be used if urea sprays are to be applied regularly or to sensitive horticultural crops.
Like most nitrogen products, urea absorbs moisture from the atmosphere. Therefore it should be stored either in closed/sealed bags on pallets, or, if stored in bulk, under cover with a tarpaulin. As with most solid fertilizers, it should also be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area.
Chemical industry
Urea is a raw material used in the manufacture of many important chemicals, such as:
Urea has the ability to trap many organic compounds in the form of clathrates. The organic compounds are held in channels formed by interpenetrating helices comprising of hydrogen-bonded urea molecules. This behavior can be used to separate mixtures, and has been used in the production of aviation fuel and lubricating oils, and in the separation of paraffin.
As the helices are interconnected, all helices in a crystal must have the same molecular handedness. This is determined when the crystal is nucleated and can thus be forced by seeding. The resulting crystals have been used to separate racemic mixtures.
Automobile systems
Urea is used in SNCR and SCR reactions to reduce the NOx pollutants in exhaust gases from combustion, for example, from power plants and diesel engines. The BlueTec system, for example, injects water-based urea solution into the exhaust system. The ammonia produced by decomposition of the urea reacts with the nitrogen oxide emissions and is converted into nitrogen and water within the catalytic converter.
Other commercial uses
Laboratory uses
Urea in concentrations up to 10 M is a powerful protein denaturant as it disrupts the noncovalent bonds in the proteins. This property can be exploited to increase the solubility of some proteins. A mixture of urea and choline chloride is used as a deep eutectic solvent, a type of ionic liquid.
Urea can serve as a hydrogen source, for subsequent power generation in a fuel cell. Urea present in urine/wastewater can be used directly (though bacteria normally quickly degrade Urea.) Producing hydrogen by electrolysis of urea solution occurs at a lower voltage and uses less energy than by electrolysis of water.
Medical use
Urea is used in topical dermatological products to promote rehydration of the skin. If covered by an occlusive dressing, 40 percent urea preparations may also be used for non-surgical debridement of nails. This drug is also used as an earwax removal aid.
Like saline, urea injection is used to perform abortions. It is also the main component of an alternative medicinal treatment referred to as urine therapy.
The blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test is a measure of the amount of nitrogen in the blood that comes from urea. It is used as a marker of renal function.
Urea labeled with carbon-14 or carbon-13 is used in the urea breath test, which is used to detect the presence of the bacteria Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) in the stomach and duodenum of humans, associated with ulcers. The test detects the characteristic enzyme urease, produced by H. pylori, by a reaction that produces ammonia from urea. This increases the pH (reduces acidity) of the stomach environment around the bacteria. Similar bacteria species to H. pylori can be identified by the same test in animals such as apes, dogs, and cats (including big cats).
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This just smells of ugly to me, but I can't think of another way.
Given a string with the format of "Joe Smith (jsmith)" (sans quotes), I'd like to parse out just the 'jsmith' string within the parenthesis. I've come up with this:
private static string DecipherUserName( string user )
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return user.Substring( start ).Replace( "(", string.Empty ).Replace( ")", string.Empty );
Other than my (un)healthy aversion to RegEx, is there a simpler way to parse out the substring?
Edit: To clarify, the string to parse will always be of: "Joe Smith (jsmith)" (sans quotes).


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Saarenmaa, H. (editor). 2006. Observational and specimen datasets. http://www.bioshare.net/dabuh/
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When you use ArcGIS' Project tool it creates a new featureclass. This is awesome, unless the featureclass you projected had been related to twenty-some tables. All of those relationships still point to the original featureclass, but not the new one, as described in this ESRI article. So, does anyone know if there is a good way to point an existing relationship class at a different featureclass without deleting the relationship class?
Short of mocking with the gdb tables (which is an unsupported option), you have to delete the relationship classes and recreate them. You can do so manually or with a script, but the delete/create cycle still needs to happen.


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DUBLIN, Ohio -- The message now is not the same one he expressed more than three months ago when he returned to competitive golf at the Accenture Match Play Championship.
Perhaps that is because Tiger Woods is not one to suggest there is any weakness in his game. Or maybe he just believed that, given that he was finally feeling good again, his game would return to the same level as when he left for an eight-month forced vacation due to knee surgery.
Woods is certainly not far off. Not when he has five top-10 finishes in five stroke-play events, including a victory.
But there was the troubling number of fairways missed, and the missed opportunities at the Quail Hollow Championship and the Players Championship, both of which saw uncharacteristically lackluster Sundays and left more questions than answers. Woods didn't crack the top 40 in driving accuracy or greens in regulation at either tournament.
"It's taken a lot longer than I thought it would," Woods said Thursday after an opening-round 69 at the Memorial Tournament left him five shots behind leader Luke Donald.
When he returned in Tucson, Ariz., at the end of February, Woods said nothing had changed as far his goals in entering tournaments. "It's to win. That's my intent, to go in there and win."
He said his surgically repaired left knee was stronger than ever and it was nice to swing pain-free. Woods also stated that it was simply a matter of getting back into the competitive flow again.
But at recent tournaments, Woods has admitted that his distance off the tee is not the same and that he only was able to begin practicing after tournament rounds at the Masters -- and there it was just once. He revealed he has been protective of his knee.
"Had to be that way," said the world's No. 1 player, who has won 14 major championship and 66 PGA Tour events. "Worst thing you can do is stretch out the ligament right away. The surgery would have been all for naught. That's one of the reasons it takes most athletes a lot longer to come back. You just don't want to stretch out that ligament.
"That's one of the reasons I haven't been able to hit balls as far as I normally do, but that's coming. Each week, I'm able to hit it a little bit longer. It's great. Just a little longer before I'm able to get all of that back."
Woods, who won four of his six starts in 2008, including the U.S. Open, certainly took a big step in that direction Thursday at Muirfield Village Golf Club.
The 69 was probably the highest score he could have shot. Woods birdied just one of the four par-5s, had a three-putt bogey, and also bogeyed the 18th hole after missing his only fairway of the day.
That's right, Woods missed just a single fairway.
Had he been able to find the short grass at the par-4 18th hole, he would have hit every fairway in a round for the first time since the second round of the 2003 Bay Hill Invitational.
As it was, hitting 13 in a row was the most since the 2006 British Open at Royal Liverpool -- where he primarily hit irons off the tee.
"The swing is starting to come around," Woods said. "I'm starting to feel good now. It's been a long time. I'm starting to get my power back. Everything is starting to kind of come around now."
Although Muirfield Village has some wide fairways, the fact that Woods was in all but one of them was still significant, especially when you consider his driving stats this year. Coming into the Memorial, he ranked 145th on the PGA Tour in driving accuracy at 56.8 percent.
But he ended the first round tied for first in fairways. He also hit 13 of 18 greens in regulation and needed just 29 putts. His 69 put him in a tie for ninth, five strokes behind Donald, who tied a tournament record with an opening 64.
Of course there's been lots of consternation over all of this, as observers have watched wayward drives and uncharacteristic mistakes from Woods.
"His scoring is pretty good," said tournament host Jack Nicklaus, who played with Woods during Wednesday's skins game exhibition. "He's won once. And finished in the top 10 every other time or something. That's really terrible, isn't it? It's a terrible comeback."
Then Nicklaus turned serious.
"If you look at his golf swing, I don't think he moves out of the way of the ball like he used to. I think that's probably protective, and it's probably a good move on his part. That's probably on purpose. He's probably adjusted his swing to fit that.
"He's such a good player. He's so good around the greens. His iron game is so good that even if he's not playing well, he's going to score well."
Woods said he made an adjustment with his driver, going from 9.5 degrees of loft to 10 degrees, feeling it will help him get the ball in the air better.
"I've seen it coming together for the last month or so," Woods said. "It's just that unfortunately it's one of those things where I would do it sporadically, because it's coming. It just needs to be a little more consistent. Today I did it all day."
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Released: Dec 01st, 2004
Running Time: 135
Director: Sal Genoa
Company: Anabolic Video Productions
Cast: Brian Surewood, Luci Lee, Nautica Thorn, Tony T., Banesca, Keeani Lei, Scott Nails, Frank Gun, Mark Davis, Mr. Marcus, John Strong, Alberto Rey, Roxy Jezel, Lucy Thai
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Director Sal Genoa assaults our senses with six manic scenes set atop a hillside overlooking the San Fernando Valley. Placed in an open field are a piece of furniture and an alluring Asian performer. Within moments of introducing herself, two cocks are shoved in her mouth, ass, pussy and mouth.
The ill-advised attempts at absurdist humor aside (costumes, locales), this title takes double-penetrations and popshots very seriously. None of the male performers are reserved or merely going through the motions. They pounce on these Asian chicks like cats on yarn. Mr. Marcus and Mark Davis get a run for their roughness by the nasty Nautica Thorn during the most stroke-worthy stretch.
If you're in a pent-up state of sexual frustration and have a thing for Asian chicks, have a look at this raucous fusion of rough sex and ethnic eroticism. The misogynistic posturing on the part of the males is far too overt and may be off-putting to some.


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Good morning here! ;)
I want to show the categories hierarchy in single post page, like in a sidebar but showing only the categories for this post.
For example, I've this categories hierarchy:
- Cat1
- SubCat1.1
- SubCat1.2
- Cat2
- SubCat2.1
- SubCat2.2
And I've a post with all categories asigned.
Now, in the single post page I show the categories in this way...
foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) {
echo 'cat_ID . ' ';
echo '">';
echo $category->cat_name . ' ';
echo ', ';
but this prints...
Cat1, Cat2, SubCat1.1, SubCat1.2, SubCat2.1, SubCat2.2
And I want to see ...
Cat1, SubCat1.1, SubCat1.2, Cat2, Subcat2.1, SubCat2.2
Do you understand me? ;)
It's possible do that? How can I start?
Thank's for your time.


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Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (Large Print / Hardcover)
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May 2012 Indie Next List
"Fountain has created a sort of inverted Odyssey in which our hero, Billy Lynn, comes home from the Iraq war to find a whole new catalog of trials and challenges awaiting him and the rest of Bravo Company before they are shipped back to the Gulf. Taking place on a single day, at a Thanksgiving football game in Dallas, the novel not only gives us a fresh take on how we view capitalism, materialism, ourselves, our country, and our military, but also provides a wonderfully empathetic tragic-hero in Billy Lynn, at once a brave and fearless fighting machine while still a very innocent and confused young man."
— Robert Sindelar, Third Place Books, Lake Forest Park, WA
About the Author
Ben Fountain is the author of Brief Encounters with Che Guevara. He has received the PEN/Hemingway Award, the Barnes & Noble Discover Award for Fiction, and a Whiting Writers' Award, among other honors and awards. He and his family live in Dallas.


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I was hosting my wordpress site first locally, then i moved it to a server with byethost, i had no problems doing this, it was all plain sailing.
Now i have moved all the files etc to 1and1 but nothing is working, I have used filezilla to move all my files, updated the wp-config file with all the new info and can't work out what the problem, i have searched through other peoples issues to see if i could solve it myself, this was however, to no avail :(
I have also gone into the mysql database (phpmyadmin) and changed the wp-options url to my new one which is urban-fix.co.uk
(only the 1and1 default page comes up)
when i try: http://urban-fix.co.uk/sample-page/
I get this message;
Warning: require(/homepages/10/d526297926/htdocs/wp-includes/load.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /homepages/10/d526297926/htdocs/wp-settings.php on line 21
Fatal error: require(): Failed opening required '/homepages/10/d526297926/htdocs/wp-includes/load.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php5.4') in /homepages/10/d526297926/htdocs/wp-settings.php on line 21
Any help would be appreciated,
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Is there a log on Windows XP which contains recent logins on a domain? I can't remote into a machine because it might cause someone to lose their work. Only via shares.
Logon events are audited in the Security Event Log. You're looking for Event ID 528 on XP.
These are not stored in plain text. You'll need to view the logs using the event viewer.


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The plugin works flawlessly, except for one thing: the emails that are sent through the plugin (the copy and thank you message to the user, and the notification email sent to the administrator) all originate from email addresses ending at @myhost.com. I would like it to show that the sender is something like email@example.com. The solutions posted in the forums seem to be already implemented in the latest version of the plugin. But alas, the problem persists. How can I fix this?
On a sidenote: I made a Dutch localization for this plugin. Let me know if you are interested in the files, I would be happy to give them.


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Cowherd may not be a believer, but, fwiw, both Erik Kuselias and Buster Olney both believe that the Reds will be in the playoffs, "no doubt about it" per ESPN radio Saturday (8/21) morning.
Olney cited the schedule, and lauded the Reds' starting pitching--the ability to overcome Cueto's suspension-- and bullpen depth as prime examples.
Let's hope that they are correct.


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Police: Crash injures passengers
RANDOLPH A woman suffered life-threatening injuries and a Barre man received serious facial injuries in a one-vehicle crash in Randolph on Sunday morning after which the driver ran from the scene, Vermont State Police said.
Kyle Larrabee, 19, of Roxbury, was cited on charges of driving under the influence resulting in a serious injury, gross negligent operation resulting in a serious injury, leaving the scene of an accident and driving with a suspended license.
State police say the crash occurred at the intersection of Windover Road and Route 66 around 4 a.m. when Larrabee crashed the 1993 Ford F-150 he was driving into the guardrails after failing to make a turn at the intersection.
State police say two passengers suffered serious injuries. Eric Parker, 21, was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., with facial injuries and a female passenger, whose name and age were not released, was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock with life-threatening injuries.
Larrabee is being held on $25,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in Orange County criminal court Tuesday at 8 a.m. to answer the charges.MORE IN Central VermontBARRE Joan Black came for the desserts, Shirley Farnham came for the music, Leon Gendron came... Full StoryThe Barre Heritage Festival and Homecoming Days kicked into high gear Friday with numerous events... Full StoryWhite River Junction A Windsor Superior Court judge this week denied a prison sentence... Full Story
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Cars: Original Soundtrack
The collection of automotive-themed tracks on this companion to the animated summer blockbuster hangs together surprisingly well, given the breadth of styles— modern mainstream country from Brad Paisley and Rascal Flatts, a chestnut from Hank Williams, propulsive rock from Sheryl Crow, classic doo-wop from The Chords, Randy Newman's instrumental score and more. Of the new country cuts, Rascal Flatts' note-for-note remake of Tom Cochrane's rock hit "Life Is a Highway" is somewhat pointless, while the two new originals from Brad are charming, thoughtful and— best of all for soundtrack songs—make sense within the movie's context and without it.
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Mayor Marty Markowitz?
The Beep sees an entrance, with Weiner in trouble.
The Post reports that Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz is considering a 2013 run for mayor, now that Anthony Weiner's theoretically no longer an entrant. Markowitz has $896,046 cash on hand, versus $2.7 million for Christine Quinn, and the $1.9 million that his Manhattan counterpart, Scott Stringer, has raised to date. "He's very colorful and attracts voters of all kinds," one political analyst tells the paper of Markowitz. Which makes Marty sound more like a shirt display at the Gap than a candidate, but he's got time to work out the messaging. [NYP]


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Mary Kay Crawford andPatrick Kyle Lodholm, both of Amarillo, were married Friday, Aug. 9, at Southwest Church of Christ. Ray McCoy of Lampasas, brother-in-law of the bride, officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Bill and Connie Crawford and Janice Thompson, all of Amarillo. Parents of the groom are Gayla and Roy Lodholm of Amarillo.
The couple will reside in Lawton, Okla.
Amarillo Globe-News, Aug. 11, 2002
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The code fragment below describes what I want to do using queries but it blows up with the above error.
There is a 1 to many relationship between Buildings and AttributeValues and my aim is to find all Buildings which have an
AttributeValue of
"Large" and an
AttributeValue of
var attributeValueAlias1 = new AttributeValue();
var attributeValueAlias2 = new AttributeValue();
var result = repository
.Join(o=>o.AttributeValues, ()=> attributeValueAlias1)
.Join(o=>o.AttributeValues, ()=> attributeValueAlias2)
.Add(() => attributeValueAlias1.Value == "Large")
.Add(() => attributeValueAlias2.Value == "Blue")
There are few posts out there but none with a solution to the problem described here and here.
I can make it so a membership test is added using
criteria.GetCriteriaByAlias(alias) before adding the alias so the Duplicate alias error does not occur but then there is only a single join and it results in a SQL where clause which will never be true
FROM Buildings this_
inner join AttributeValues attributev1_
on this_.Id = attributev1_.BuildingId
attributev1_.Value = 'Large'
and attributev1_.Value = 'Blue'
It is not a complicated or unusual query so I'd be surprised if there isn't a work around.


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View of Gournia from the East
The archaeological site of Gournia sits on the north coast of the Isthmus of Ierapetra in East Crete. Possessing some 50 well-preserved houses, a system of cobbled streets, a central court, a Minoan palace, and cemetery, Gournia gives the visitor the best picture of what a Late Bronze Age (1500 B.C.) town looked like. Gournia was a regional production center of bronze tools and weapons, domestic objects, and pottery and stone vases, an active trade emporium with overseas connections to other parts of the Aegean and the Near East, and the palatial administrative center for the Mirabello region. Its harbor complex consists of a monumental shipshed, fortification walls with towers, a riverside dam, and a cobbled street running from the coast to Town.
Dug first during 1901–1904, the site is now under excavation again (2010–2014) by the University at Buffalo in New York, with participants from the Pacific, the United States and Canada, and Europe. For project pictures, click here. Please check out the May/June 2015 issue of Archaeology Magazine for an article, "The Minoans of Crete," by Jarrett A. Lobell about the site and current excavations.
The final excavation season was in June-July 2014 though the project study season will be in the summers of 2015 and 2016. We have hired all necessary personnel for the 2016 season, but have a waiting list in case any openings appear. Click here for further information as well as our volunteer form. Please check it out if you are interested! If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us.


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The way African-Americans pronaunce shrimp. It can be plural or singular.
Tyrone "Ayy nigga come ova mih mama be makin sum squimps for dinner."
po jakdasnake Јул 15, 2010
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A dirty butthole (cousin to swampass)
Ram that dick in my Squimp!!
I love licking Squimp before sex.
Fred really acts like a Squimp at times.
I love licking Squimp before sex.
Fred really acts like a Squimp at times.
po Kat D Mak. Јул 11, 2009
A girl that despite being hairy (like a chimp) is also so sweaty that her skin glistens like that of a squid.
When i saw her working out I realised that she wasn't just ugly and hairy but was also a squimp.
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Author Sugar Jamison proves that love does come in all sizes in her new paperback book titled Dangerous Curves Ahead. Not your typical chick lit, the heroine of this romance novel, Ellis Garrett, is a "plusher" girl who has learned to embrace the shape of her curvy body and doesn't let pants size dictate how she lives her life. Women everywhere should read this book and learn how to be loved for who they are and not who they think they should be, whether that is thinner, smarter, sexier or funnier.
Nantucket is known as an island of the privileged class, or so most of us think. It has its share of unique individuals, some with old money, some with new money, and some with no money at all. In Nantucket Sawbuck, author Steven Axelrod reveals scandal and intrigue behind the scenes in one of America's most exclusive resort towns - all because of the murder of an evil tycoon named Preston Lomax.
I liked fairy tales as a child and was drawn to this new book While Beauty Slept by Elizabeth Blackwell--a retelling of the tale of Sleeping Beauty with an emphasis on court life and power struggles rather than magic. It is fantasy that reads like historical fiction.
Do you like steamy romances but want the wholesomeness of a family saga? Bella Andre is the author for you. Her Sullivan Series follows the lives of the eight Sullivan siblings as they one by one find true love. All set within a warm family dynamic, with enough sibling rivalry and bickering to make it realistic, each book can be read as a standalone and they need not be read in sequence. The sex scenes are a bit steamy and romantic, but each story is filled with true emotion and has a strong and solid basis of love.
Maybe it is the centennial anniversary of the start of World War I or the TV series Downton Abbey, but whatever it is, World War I themed books are popular now. World War I is the setting of the new book Stella Bain by Anita Shreve. The story starts in France during March of 1916. An unconscious woman was brought to a battlefield hospital. She does not know who she is but thinks her name is Stella Bain and that she knows how to drive an ambulance.
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Live From New York! It's Jobs Friday!
Yes, it's that time again, folks. It's the first Friday of the month, when for one ever-so-brief moment the interests of Wall Street, Washington and Main Street are all aligned on one thing: Jobs.
A fresh update on the U.S. employment situation for July showed the economy added 162,000 jobs last month, while the unemployment rate fell to 7.4%. Economists polled by Dow Jones Newswires were expecting 183,000 new jobs were created, with the unemployment rate ticking down to 7.5%.
Here at MoneyBeat HQ, we'll be offering color commentary and tracking the markets before and after the data crosses the wires. Feel free to weigh-in yourself, via the comments section. And while you're here, why don't you sign up to follow us on Twitter.
Enjoy the show.
Welcome Aboard
Another Jobs Friday on hand. Hope you're all excited. This time around, economists are officially expecting about 183,000 jobs were added last month, but traders are noting this morning that the so-called "whisper number" is closer to 225,000.
Fed Watching
All eyes, of course, are on the Fed and how the data may translate toward the central bank's easy-money policies. This chart from last month's report shows the work in progress that is the improving labor market.
Look at The 10-Year Yield
Stocks hardly moving. Dow futures are up a modest 17 points, S&P 500 futures up 1.75 points, no surprise after yesterday's rally and with the jobs report on the horizon.
But look at that 10-year yield. It hit 2.70% yesterday, and it's at 2.74% this morning. You have to go back two years, the summer of 2011, to find it that high on the charts. The initial surge to this level at the beginning of the month worried market denizens, but they've absorbed it. If the yield starts creeping up toward 3%, things will get interesting again.
Overseas equities are mainly higher; the Nikkei is up 3.3%, Cac 40 (France) and Dax (Germany) basically flat.
Crude's down a hair, gold's down about 1.8%.
The Fed's Conundrum
In today's Morning MoneyBeat, we highlight the sticky situation the Fed finds itself in. The labor market is improving, but the growth outlook is slowing. What does that mean for future stimulus and is tapering still on track for September?
From today's column:
The problem, as seen this week, is economic growth continues to lag the jobs market. Wednesday's GDP report showed the economy expanded at a lackluster 1.7% pace in the second quarter. A struggling economy combined with an improving labor market has left the Fed in a sticky situation: Will pulling back on stimulus disrupt the already fragile economic growth?
That question explains why the central bank offered a cautious message at Wednesday's policy meeting. The Fed cited rising mortgage rates and low inflation as factors that could cause some concern if they persist. "The Fed did not signal a September tapering as some analysts had expected," Michael Hanson, U.S. economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, wrote this week. "This means markets are likely to be extra-sensitive to incoming data, particularly the employment report."
All News Is Good News?
Market commentators are wondering if Wall Street will have a positive interpretation of the data no matter how it shacks out.
"The 10-year bond yield is breaking out to a two-year high at 2.74%, but the stock market of course believes the US economy can overcome that as it remains in the all-news-is-good-news phase," says Peter Boockvar, managing director at The Lindsey Group LLC. "There is no reason why today should be different."
Low Wages Work Against Jobs Optimism
In today's paper, Ahead of the Tape scribe Spencer Jakab writes that while economists expect strong jobs numbers, wages leave something to be desired:
Unfortunately, the aggregate wages that go with those jobs leave something to be desired. Since the recession ended, real wage disbursements have increased by just 1% annualized and disposable personal income by a bit less. Even amid the recent pickup in hiring, the actual money in Americans' pockets isn't increasing all that quickly.
Daniel Alpert, a managing partner at Westwood Capital, pointed out in a note last week that nearly 70% of jobs created during the second quarter were in the lowest-paying sectors or subsectors such as retail trade or leisure and hospitality.
They account for just a third of overall jobs combined, so the jump is disproportionate. The average hourly pay for these jobs is $15.80, while that for the remaining two-thirds of jobs is $27.16 an hour.
Watch Those Yields
Today's jobs report may mean much for the Fed's much ballyhooed tapering efforts, Miller Tabak's Andrew Wilkinson wrote, but it could mean a lot for bond yields.
"It is the US treasury market where the Fed is having the wildest time trying to keep the eels in the bucket."
The market's gotten the message the Fed will raise rates – eventually. But fixed-income traders are making a "premature attempt" to deal with the idea of a "normalization" of yields (witness the 2.74% mark on the 10-year). While the Fed envisions a slow, gentle ride to higher rates, it may not happen that way, especially after such a long time of haiving rates pinned to the floor.
"While we concur that stocks and the economy must learn what it feels like to deal with a steeper yield curve, we believe that over the course of almost a decade, consumers have become desensitized to interest rates and that to project a return to 'normal' is foolhardy. The recovery will be threatened by higher yields as they exert a braking force on demand – simply watch the data unfurl."
S&P 500 Above 1700
Yesterday's breakout session for stocks was one that chart watchers say could have broader, positive implications. This missive from Kenneth Polcari, director of floor operations for O'Neil Securities, in his typical trader speak:
What was interesting about yesterday's move is that we have now broken out of the sideways trading pattern that has dogged our markets during the past 3 weeks….keeping us in a bullish pattern…..support and resistance levels on the S&P now appear to be 1684/1711 – with any weakness back to the 1684 level looked at as a trading opportunity….within this range. A break below 1684 could take us back to 1670 and a FED tapering could take us back to 1535 or a 10% correction….
Stronger Economic Data Continue to Hit Gold
Gold has been trading today below the psychologically important $1,300/troy ounce mark as investors have been cautious ahead of the nonfarm-payrolls data.
Stronger global manufacturing data on Thursday offset any gains gold made on the back of a dovish policy statement from the FOMC, and this morning traders are worried the jobs print will also top consensus, paving the way for a more-hawkish monetary-policy stance.
Gold is a zero-yielding asset and struggles to attract investor interest when inflation is low and interest rates rise. Comex December gold is down 1.8%, at $1,287.60.
Final Predictions
I'm calling 219,000 jobs added last month, with unemployment rate ticking down to 7.5%. Readers, what do you think?
Going Low
Going low, 165,000, unemployment rate rises to 7.7%. People are coming back.
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Buckle up…
Numbers Are Out
162,000 jobs added; unemployment rate falls to 7.4%, lowest since December 2008.
Stocks Drop, 10-Year Yield Plunges
That'll leave a mark. Market was expecting more, and whispering about even more. That unemployment rate going down pushes the Fed closer to tapering.
Dow futures now down 3, S&P 500 futures off less than 1. Not a huge move. But look at the 10-year at 2.63%.
Mixed Report
The 162,000 jobs added falls a bit below the 183,000 figure economists were expecting. But the unemployment rate at 7.4% was actually a bit lower than the 7.5% expectation.
Knee-jerk reaction: "Expect a range-bound market with QE continuing," says Andrew Brenner, global head of international fixed income at National Alliance.
Bonds Trading Like Stocks
The 10-year yield was at 2.74% before the report, and dropped to 2.61% right after. Now at 2.65%. Good grief, it's like the high-frequency boys are running the bond market.
Revisions Down
In a negative sign, the job totals for the two prior months were revised down by a combined 26,000.
Remember, these numbers have a history of being upwardly revised more often than not. So today's downward revision for the May and June jobs reports are a bit surprising.
The Trend Is Our Friend
Keep an eye on the big picture.
Over the past 12 months, the economy has added an average of 189,000 jobs a month, enough to slowly bring down the unemployment rate from its 8.2% level in July 2012.
Gold Pares Losses
Gold is making a bit of a comeback in the wake of the jobs report. Gold futures were recently down 0.2% at $1308.
Apparently, the gold bugs don't see tapering coming anytime soon.
Private Jobs Account for Most of Gains
Private employers added 161,000 jobs in July, making up the majority of the monthly gains.
Bad News on Wages
Bad numbers on the wages front as well. Average hourly earnings were down two cents, to $23.98 an hour, and the average workweek fell 0.1 hour to 34.4 hours.
Over the past year, average hourly wages are up 44 cents, or 1.9%. That's basically in line with the inflation rate, meaning workers are just spinning their wheels. And people wonder why GDP's like a cup of weak tea.
ADP Overestimates a Bit
ADP on Wednesday said private payrolls rose by 200,000 jobs. That number appears to be a bit optimistic compared to what the government just reported.
Keep in mind ADP changed its methodolgy late last year for how it calculates its figures. So far the payroll processor's new way of crunching the numbers has been a better forecaster of job growth than how it previously reported the numbers.
While the latest ADP figures were a bit sunnier than the BLS report, they still point to a labor market that is slowly but surely getting better.
Bright Spot: Unemployment Drops for Right Reasons
One bright spot: the unemployment rate decline seemed mostly to be driven by positive factors, more by people getting jobs than by people leaving the work force – though there was a bit of the altter going on too. Given that Mr. Bernanke has said that he expects the bond-buying program to be wound down by the time the jobless rate gets to 7.0%, this latest tick down could spur the Fed to get started on that task in September even if the payrolls side of things isn't as strong as they'd like.
The Buck Gets Hammered
No ambiguity in the currency markets' response. The dollar drops sharply against the yen, euro and pound. This can be seen as a reminder that we are in a safer financial world than we were a year or so ago, where traders buy and sell the dollar based on shifts in the growth differential prospects rather than on whether the data add to or subtract from financial risks.
Where Did the Jobs Come From?
Employment increased in retail, food services, the securities industry and wholesale trade, which accounted for the majority of job gains. Manufacturers also added 6,000 jobs last month.
Work Force Participation Rate Edges Down
The key trend of who actually is in the labor force didn't show much of a change in July. The labor force participation rate was essentially unchanged at 63.4% ( 63.5% in June, 64% a year ago) and the employment-population ratio was flat at 58.7% (a year ago it was 58.5%).
We have 144 million working, 11.5 million peoeple unemployed, another 6.6 million "who currently want a job."
Readers Weigh In
MoneyBeat readers are offering some interesting insight. "These are not good numbers at all," Matt writes. "The new normal is terrible!" Noisewater says.
Both are telling points. Yes, growth of around 200,000 jobs a month is far from spectacular. The labor market is moving in the right direction, but it's hardly picked up the velocity that one would anticipate more than four years after the recession ended. And jobs aside, GDP growth of sub-2% — as reported earlier this week — is pretty pathetic.
Economists typically say job growth of at least 250,000 to 300,000 is the minimum range needed to start getting excited about an improving labor market. We're not there yet, and unfortunately it may take a while before the economy finally gets there.
The Economy 'Trundles On'
Equities didn't move all that much, but bonds got whipsawed and the dollar got trammeled. All that more or less means that we are where we thought we were, in terms of the economic picture: backing off the proverbial cliff, but not on the Road to the Sun.
Kit Juckes, a currency analyst at Societe Generale, had this takeaway:
"So, employment growth trundles on at a pace which puts a floor under growth but doesn't meet today's bulled-up expectations. With the unemployment downtrend continuing, I doubt it changes the taper timetable at all. The slowdown in wage growth obviously just supports a view unemployment will be a lot lower before core PCE deflators are above 2pct and given Fed bias, that means rate hikes come later not sooner.
"If recent behaviour continues, the Treasury rally will find sellers, the EMFX rally likewise. But equities and credit will bask in summer sun for another month."
Well, at least somebody's getting some sun. Good for you, hot-stock boys.
Educated Workers Reap Benefits, Again
If there is a renaissance in American manufacturing underway, it's not helping the most under-educated workers. Jobs growth again went disproportionately to people with some level of tertiary education. The unemployment rate for workers without a high school diploma jumped in July – from 10.7% to 11% – while the rate for people with a bachelor's degree or higher dropped to 3.8% from 3.9%.
U-6 Eases, But Still High at 14%
Look at the broadest measure of unemployment, the so-called U-6: at 14%, it's down from June's 14.3%, and it's down from July 2012′s 14.9%. But it's up from March, when it was at 13.8%.
The BLS has, actually, six different unemployment rates, which is ranks from U-1 to U-6, the first being the narrowest measure and the last the widest, each comprising an ever expanding bucket of the labor force. The "official" rate is the U-3, but it excludes "discouraged workers" and "marginally attached," and those working "part time for economic reasons."
These are people who have either left the labor force, or are working some kind of part-time job because they can't find a full-time job. They may not count in the U-3 bucket – people who aren't working but are actively looking – but they still matter in terms of people who can contribute to economic growth.
It's very telling that when you include all these folks, the unemployment rate nearly doubles. So, when you hear people wonder why GDP isn't stronger amid an "improving" jobs market, this is why. There are still far too many people who can't to their bit to get the economy going again.
Make No Mistake, This Is a Disappointing Report
Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, minces few words when describing today's figures.
"The US employment report is disappointing," he says. "Fewer people are working a shorter work week and for lower pay."
While the Fed's tapering decision doesn't rely on a single piece of economic news, he points out that economists may need to reconsider the consensus expectation that the Fed will start slowing its bond-buying program in September.
"Between the FOMC statement that gave no hint of a move in September, a manufacturing PMI that showed prices falling and now a soft employment report, look for some soul searching by those who thought and acted as if reducing long term asset purchases next month was a done deal," Chandler says.
The Dilemma for the Fed
Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics weighs in on the dilemma of the unemployment rate/payrolls divergence:
"The problem for the markets and the Fed is that the unemployment rate tells a different story [from the payrolls number]… The Fed is on track to hit its 7.2-to-7.3% Q4 unemployment rate target, and that probably matters more to FOMC members – especially the hawks and near-hawks – than the tiny slowing in payroll growth."
Gap Between GDP, Jobs Narrows
The gap between weak GDP and strong jobs growth (or whatever cheery adjective you choose) closed a little bit with this latest report, FTN Financial economist Chris Low wrote.
"Employment growth moderated in July, but not necessarily where you might think it would. The industries thought to be moving to a part-time model continued to grow at a solid pace, while weakness was in goods-producing industries.
"Meanwhile, the sharp drop in average weekly hours lends credence to the evidence in the household survey and anecdotal reports of a big increase in part-time work. Because hours worked dropped, the gap between weak GDP and strong employment closed quite a bit. The three month change in aggregate hours worked was just 1.2% annualized, consistent with GDP growth of about 2% assuming modest productivity growth."
Quick Market Check
Dow futures are down 23 points, after being up 20 points prior to the jobs data. In other words, stock investors are neither perturbed nor jubilant over today's data.
But as Paul has been harping on, the real action has been in the bond market. At last glance, the benchmark 10-year yield was recently down to 2.631%. Remember this had been as high as 2.74%, quite the intraday swing.
The bond market, for now, is saying tapering isn't yet a done deal at the September meeting.
Crude oil is off 0.8% at $107.10, while gold is essentially flat at $1311.
Job Growth Since the Recession
Here's a look at the monthly change in nonfarm payrolls dating back to the depths of the financial crisis.
Highlights From the Jobs Report
Our Real Time Economics colleagues Jonathan House and Jeffrey Sparshott offer some highlights from the jobs report:
Employment growth eases slightly: The economy added 162,000 jobs in July, slightly less than the 189,000 average for the last 12 months. Payroll gains for June and May were revised down by a total of 26,000. Nonetheless, the unemployment rate fell to 7.4%, its lowest rate since December, 2008 as the more Americans found jobs and a handful of others dropped out of the workforce. Earlier this week, the government said gross domestic product grew at a lackluster 1.7% annual rate in the second quarter after a 1.1% gain in the first quarter.
Manufacturing ticks higher: The manufacturing sector added 6,000 jobs in July, breaking a four-month losing streak and providing new evidence the sector could be emerging from its first half slump. The Institute for Supply Management on Thursday said its broad index, in which any reading above 50 indicates expansion, jumped to 55.4 from 50.9 in June — the biggest one-month jump since 1996.
Consumer remains strong: The retail trade sector led job creation, adding 46,800 jobs in July, providing evidence that the consumer continues to support the recovery, despite data showing spending weakened in the second quarter. Similarly, leisure and hospitality rose 23,000. The downside: these tend to be lower paying jobs.
Government adds jobs: The public sector added 1,000 jobs, its first increase since April, boosted by local governments, which added 6,000 jobs. Local governments have showed strength in recent months as formerly cash-strapped cities start to recover somewhat from their long fiscal slump. Federal government payrolls fell 2,000.
Fed watch: The jobs report, with its contradictory signals from payroll growth and the unemployment rate, will give the central bank much to chew on as it contemplates starting to rein in its massive monetary stimulus later this year. Observers expect the Fed to start tapering its bond-buying program as soon as September, though Fed officials have said any move is dependent on continued improvement in the job market and the economy. After its Wednesday policy meeting, the Fed said "labor market conditions have shown further improvement in recent months, on balance, but the unemployment rate remains elevated."
Labor-Force Participation Big Reason for Jobless Drop
Granted the unemployment rate fell 2 ticks to 7.4%, but it didn't happen for entirely good reasons. The number of people counted as out of the labor force increased 240K last month while the number in fell 37K. The participation rate fell one-tenth to 63.4%. Meanwhile, those counted as employed in the household survey, from which the unemployment rate is derived, rose 227K and those not working fell 263K.
How Will Fed React to Data?
One of the big questions now for investors is how will the Fed react to this particular report?
Many market participants have been under the assumption that the Fed will start slowing its bond-buying program at the September. But after the central bank didn't drop any hints of such action at its policy meeting earlier this week, a growing number of investors and analysts are starting to question that thesis.
"The September tapering crowd is going to have a VERY tough sell around the FOMC table in six weeks," says Jefferies strategist David Zervos.
Just sayin…
Still In a Deep Hole
How much has the pace of jobs growth improved? For the first seven months of this year, now including the July report, jobs growth has averaged 192,000 jobs a month.
In 2012, through July jobs growth averaged 180,000 jobs a month.
In 2011, through July jobs growth averaged 168,000 jobs a month.
That's middling progress, and that's just a surface look. It doesn't even begin to consider the more important questions like what kinds of jobs are being created, and what they pay. But even putting that aside, we are still years away from filling the hole created by the crash and recession.
After the June report last month, the Economic Policy Institute put out a note saying that even four years after the recession "ended," we were just one-fifth of the way out of the jobs hole.
"At this pace, it will be more than five years until we get back to the prerecession unemployment rate," Heidi Shierholz wrote.
Call the Close
It's that time of the day: Call the close time. Where do you think the Dow will finish the day? After yesterday's triple-digit-point rally, Dow futures are down about 12 points minutes before the opening bell.
I say Dow will finish the day up 55 points, capping the week on a high note. Paul, what do you say?
And readers, please chime in on the "call the close" game. We'd love to hear your thoughts.
I'm Going Down, Down, Down, Down...
Like the Boss once sang, "I'm going down, down, down, down…"
I'm going to say down 75 points on the Dow, with the 10-year finishing at 2.62%.
And They're Off
Tough open for stocks. The Dow's down 65 points, or 0.4%, while the S&P 500 drops 0.3% and the tech-oriented Nasdaq Composite drops 0.2%. Remember this comes on the heals of yesterday's rally that took the major stock averages back up to record highs.
Keep an eye on how this shakes out. The market has had a propensity for opening lower and then paring losses as the day moves along.
That's a Wrap
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OK. I'm by no means a web developer. I can drudge my way through a bit of PHP or HTML, but I know when I need to ask for help. I'm in the process of moving to a new domain. I've successfully migrated my database and selected a new theme. Unfortunately, it was made to use transparent PNGs and CSS which boggles IE. (Black Minimalism)
The site isn't "live" yet (I haven't alerted my readers yet) as I'm slowly configuring it to work the way I want. I've already re-made some of the PNGs to not be transparent, but getting the bottom-dwelling "sidebar" to display what I want on all types of pages is taking some work. I should be able to handle these problems, though.
Unfortunately, positioning is totally screwed up in IE and I have no idea how to fix it. The main body is too far to the left and the columns of the sidebar are off.
Can anybody give me some pointers? I'd *greatly* appreciate the help.