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Live Fresh Palm Beach County brings mobile shower and toilet units to St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fort Lauderdale to demonstrate technology that could provide showers to homeless. More
Live Fresh Palm Beach County brings mobile shower and toilet units to St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fort Lauderdale to demonstrate technology that could provide showers to homeless. More
Dolphins writers Omar Kelly and Chris Perkins hash it out over the absence of Dolphins safety Reshad Jones and his "contract situation."
Dolphins writers Chris Perkins and Omar Kelly dish the dirt on Dolphins' DeVantae Parker, Ndamukong Suh, and Cameron Wake after Monday's practice at Dolphins Camp.
No one was found in a dark colored sedan found submerged in the North Fork of the /New River along Northwest 27th Avenue, south of Sunrise Boulevard, outside Fort Lauderdale before dawn.
Josh Peterson, 23, has won the annual Seven Mile Bridge Run in the Florida Keys for the last three years in a row. The Boca Raton man graduated from Boca Raton High School and Florida Atlantic University and ran cross country for both schools.
Ageless Aviation Dreams, a nonprofit that takes seniors in care facilities for rides in vintage bi-planes, granted rides to veterans from Covenant Villlage, a retirement community in Plantation.
A red Cadillac crashed through the back wall of the Publix at Young Circle in Hollywood just before 3 a.m. on Monday. The male driver, in his early 20's, was pronounced dead at the scene and the female passenger, also in her early 20's, was transported to Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood.
J.P. Taravella High School student government and drama department teamed up with Coral Springs Fire and Police Departments for a crash simulation involving drunk teen agers in a fatal car crash. It's a scared straight tactic as prom season approaches.
In a trial by... er, water, Delray Beach firefighter recruits got training from Delray Beach Ocean Rescue on how to respond to water rescues, should there not be a lifeguard on duty. Battling the currents turned out to be the most difficult skill to master among the paddleboarding and buoy rescues.
Lilly Haye, 65, of Delray Beach, is overcome as she pleads for the safe return of her mentally disabled daughter, Marie Hutchinson, 43, who went missing on Wednesday. Haye says her daughter, who has the mental capacity of a small child, moved to Delray from Jamaica one month ago, is not familiar...
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Florida District 21 Representative Ted Deutch held town hall meetings with constituents while on recess from the House of Representatives.
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Okay, so I feel like an idiot, after all, I am soy and dairy free because my baby reacts. I only just now started googling wakefulness in baby and caffeine and decided to ditch the caffeine in my diet! I was having an espresso coffee every morning (at home), and every once in a while in the afternoon too (drip -- yikes!). She didn't really seem to react as a newborn so I didn't think much more about it. But after weeks of 20-45 minute naps, with only a few here and there that were hours long, I have started to think it might be time to try abstinence from caffeine! Day 2 caffeine free and her first nap was 2 hours and her last nap was also 2 hours (with a couple of short ones in between). I'm not sure if it's working or just too early, or related to getting shots yesterday. But, has anyone else noticed this relationship? Supposed to affect them the most right after you drink it, and has a 14 hour half life...!
Caffeine sensitivity?
I've also been wondering if my coffee habit is affecting DD sleep. I am trying to drink decaf for a few weeks to see if her sleep improves. She used to be a great sleeper until about 3.5 months. Then we went on vacation, we stopped swaddling her because she learned to roll, and she out grew her co-sleeper. Who knows what the main reason is that her sleep went down hill, but it seems like caffeine could be part of the problem.
^DD^ 4/6/13, 19w 5d, platyspondylic skeletal dysplasia Torrance type
Porcelina- of course every baby is different but I doubt one espresso in the morning would affect her napping all day. when you're pregnant, doctors say 200mg or less is fine. A typical espresso (from Starbucks, say) is about 80mg. When you're nursing, you pass on a lot less to baby than when you are pregnant. When I was pregnant, I would have one cup of coffee a day (I have a Keurig so I know it's a controlled amount and the KCups are about 100mg each). Now I have two cups a day but I spread them out so I don't have both cups before I nurse her in the morning (so she's not getting part of the 200mgs all at once). I am not sure how much actually passes through your breastmilk but the lactation consultants would joke to me that it's not a direct line IV into the baby, haha. Does your DD sleep better when she's napping on you or still only short naps then, too?
I can tell the reason for DD's short naps are not from caffeine because if I let her sleep on me, she will sleep for much longer than if she's napping in her crib. She will also nap for 1-2 hours if she's in her swing.
Have you seen any sleep changes since you made your change? All babies are different so I'd love to hear what you find. I think if your DD sleeps better in different situations than it's probably not caffeine to blame.
How old is DD again?
Angel baby boy 12/13/12 (15 weeks). You will live forever in my heart <3
New mom to a healthy baby girl :)
How does babe react to dairy and soy? I recently went dairy free. Ds was really gassy, especially at night. I rarely drink milk, but put together that he was really gassy/colicky for about 24 hours after I had a big chocolate milk with lunch. Since cutting out dairy he seems much better, but still sometimes gassy at night, keeping my eye out for triggers. I'm curious to hear your experience!
Also, can you do goat and sheep's milk? I tried some goat cheese tonight, well see if he reacts...
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Can I just say you guys make me feel guilty for bitching about having to give up most green veggies because it upset LO's belly lol... obviously it could be SO much worse because I would literally die without milk or caffiene!!!
....but I really miss asparagus :(
My friend thinks he's smart; he said an onion is the only food that makes you cry. So I threw a coconut at his face.
I havent had Caffene or alcohol in months! Bc of my heart issues- doc said no!!!
Maybe that is why this LO sleeps way better than my other kids did when I drank caffiene!
DS (01-19-02), Ectopic 10-04, DD (12-20-05)
^ Jacob^ b/d 10-18-12 @ 22 week, Rainbow Jax Ryan (4-30-14)
Ya know... I still haven't had one drink of alcohol since LO was born. I'm not totally sure why either. I used to drink wine quite often with dinner and we were social drinkers on the weekend that may or may not lead to getting quite intoxicated (goodbye to that life), but because of my back to back pregnancies, I've only had about 4 glasses of wine since November of 2012 so I know I'll be a total lightweight. :)
My friend thinks he's smart; he said an onion is the only food that makes you cry. So I threw a coconut at his face.
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Parker born at home 9/4/10
MC 11/12, ^Eloise^ 5/13 (14wks) encephalocele, MC 8/13
Rainbow Willa born at home 7/9/14
msue- SO glad you are blessed with a good sleeper this time around, lol! DS sounds like a handful in that department!
DS Matthew 11/8/2010, always missing our beautiful angel ^Hunter^, T18 24 weeks, rainbow Samuel arrived 4/12/14, Surprise! BFP, due 2/6/16
As far as the dairy and soy symptoms, the days I messed up in the beginning she was more fussy, harder to calm, more spit up, and woke frequently. Well, some of those symptoms are actually my DS who seemed to react severely. He had a lot of inexplicable crying! Also, back arching and seeming to be in pain.

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One World Trade Center, Now With Less Freedom
Marketers selling office space at ground zero have decided to ditch the name "Freedom Tower."
Marketers selling office space in the future office megatower that will rise out of the hole at ground zero, where the Twin Towers used to stand, have ditched the name "Freedom Tower." Instead they've been marketing the 1,776-foot building using its address, One World Trade Center. "It's the one that is easiest for people to identify with," Port Authority chairman Anthony Coscia said. "And frankly, we've gotten a very interested and warm reception to it." Governor Pataki, who came up with the "Freedom Tower" name during a speech in 2003, bristled at the change. "The Freedom Tower is not simply another piece of real estate and not just a name for marketing purposes," he said. "In design and name, it is symbolic of our commitment to rise above the attacks of Sept. 11. Where 1 and 2 World Trade Center once stood, there will be a memorial with two voids to honor the heroes we lost — and, in my view, those addresses should never be used again." Yet in a snap poll this morning on NY1, most voters who texted in said they liked the new name change. It strikes us that when the building opens as scheduled in 2014, after ten years of thinking of it that way, people will call it the Freedom Tower no matter name what a bunch of marketers use in pitch meetings — kind of like how people still say they're going to take the "1/9" somewhere even though the 9 train no longer exists. What do you think?
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Dunedin City station officer Mark Townsend said several
friends were driving from Outram after a swim. As they
travelled up Three Mile Hill, a car engine started to smoke
and flames appeared from under the bonnet, he said.
The driver pulled into a City Forests layby, and he and his
passengers got out.
The car exploded and that was followed by another two ''good
explosions,'' he said.
''The poor guy didn't have any insurance and he'd just spent
about $30,000 getting the car fixed up.''
Nobody was injured, he said.
Three fire trucks, from Dunedin, Roslyn and Willowbank,
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''It was a charred mess.''
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While many Linux users cite the system's security against malware, the appearance of malware disguised as a screensaver reminded everyone that no system is 100% safe. Ubuntu users were quick to identify the virus, identify the perpetrators, and create a fix, but this isn't the first time this has happened, and will in all likelihood not be the last. The criticism in the community is directed squarely at the user base: "In general the lesson to be learned is if you want a secure system, don't download any software outside the official package sources without at least looking at the source code first."
OS Wars: The African Theatre
Microsoft and Linux have been battling for dominance in Africa for some time now. In South Africa, Linux elicited the help of a former Microsoft executive, to which Windows countered with a massive free software giveaway. A more recent front has been in Nigeria, where Mandriva looked set to secure a government contract, until Microsoft allegedly paid $400,000 to have that contract dumped. Microsoft, for its part, has denied the allegations.
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Why are there badges for meta on Stack Overflow? I understand the sites are intertwined but isn't it a little redundant to have badges for a site that already has a badge system in place?
Meta Stack Exchange is where users like you discuss bugs, features, and support issues that affect the software powering all 158 Stack Exchange communities.
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Every meta site awards badges. It's just more noticeable on MSO since it looks and feels like a "regular" Q&A site.
The meta-related badges on the main sites, including Stack Overflow, are there to encourage meta participation. The fact that meta itself awards additional badges for participating on meta is somewhat irrelevant.
By and large, folks don't go looking for new sites to join just for the sake of earning more badges. (Although we have 100 sites now, so go nuts, y'all. :)) They start by getting interested in the subject and in the case of meta, the subject is site governance and moderation. If it takes a main-site badge to draw attention to meta and pique a bit of interest... sounds great to me.


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i'm writing my BA Thesis about "Equally-weighted Risk contributions". Can anyone recommend math books for further understanding of Risk contributions?
This sounds like risk parity to me. For example, instead of a traditional portfolio of 60% equity + 40% fixed income, you'd allocated 50% of ex-ante risk to equity and 50% of ex-ante risk to fixed income. This strategy is extremely well studied. Just google "risk parity" and you'll find a lot of literature.


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Psychometric validation of an overactive bladder symptom and health-related quality of life questionnaire: The OAB-q
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- , R. CoreyAffiliated withPharmacia
- , W. StewartAffiliated withInnovative Medical Research
- , J. BentkoverAffiliated withInnovative Health Solutions
- , H. KurthAffiliated withInnovative Health Solutions
- , P. AbramsAffiliated withBristol University
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Objective: Overactive bladder (OAB) is characterized by symptoms of urinary frequency and urgency, with and without incontinence, and has been shown to have significant impact on health-related quality of life (HRQL). Currently, no OAB-specific questionnaires exist to evaluate all symptoms of OAB; thus we sought to evaluate the psychometric properties of a newly developed OAB HRQL questionnaire. Methods: The 33-item, self-administered OAB-q contains a symptom bother and HRQL scale. Both the OAB-q and SF-36 were completed by participants from two sources: (1) a community sample who screened positive for OAB in a random-digit dial telephone survey and participated in a clinical validation study (n = 254); and (2) a clinical study of patients' seeking treatment for OAB symptoms (baseline assessment) (n = 736). Item and exploratory factor analysis were performed to assess the subscale structure of the questionnaire. Psychometric evaluation was conducted to assess reliability and validity. Results: Seventy-four percent of the sample were women with mean age of 58.5. Participants with continent and incontinent symptoms reported significantly greater symptom bother and HRQL impact than normal participants. Significant differences were present among all patient groups in all OAB-q subscales (p < 0.0001) except sleep where the impact of continent and incontinent OAB was similar, but significantly worse than normal participants (p < 0.0001). Internal consistency was high with the subscale Cronbach α-values ranging from 0.86 to 0.94. Conclusion: The OAB-q is a reliable and valid instrument that discriminates between normal and clinically diagnosed continent and incontinent OAB participants. The OAB-q demonstrates that both continent and incontinent OAB symptoms cause significant symptom bother and have a negative impact on HRQL.
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- Psychometric validation of an overactive bladder symptom and health-related quality of life questionnaire: The OAB-q
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Quality of Life Research
Volume 11, Issue 6 , pp 563-574
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- 2002-09
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- 0962-9343
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- 1573-2649
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Health-related quality of life
- Incontinence
- Overactive bladder
- Psychometric validation
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- J. Bentkover (4)
- H. Kurth (4)
- P. Abrams (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. MEDTAP International, Inc., Bethesda, MD, USA
- 2. Pharmacia, Peapack, NJ, USA
- 3. Innovative Medical Research, Hunt Valley, MD, USA
- 4. Innovative Health Solutions, Brookline, MA, USA
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Regional Council to look at alternative approaches to its
Leith-Lindsay flood protection scheme.
Proposals for flood mitigation works at East Taieri need to
be taken to residents "with haste", Otago regional councillor
David Shepherd says.
A few remaining showers are expected to clear over Otago
today, after another day of heavy rain caused surface
flooding and road closures in North Otago and around Dunedin.
There's nothing like tucking in to a hot pie after braving
winter weather to play rugby.
The 1980 Taieri Plain flood is considered one of the most
devastating to hit the area and has shaped the level of flood
protection there since.
The cost of last week's flooding in Otago is expected to be
millions of dollars, but the region's infrastructure seems to
have escaped major structural damage.
Most roads in the Clutha district were open again yesterday,
but Clutha District Council staff said it could be months
before the cost of the damage caused by the flooding was
"It came quickly and left just as fast," Waitaki Civil
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One of the risks associated with vintage car racing is damaging a rare, priceless piece of automotive history, but we're pretty sure that one recent participant is just happy to be alive. Edmund Burgess, of Lavenham, UK, was participating in the Prescott Speed Hill Climb in Gloucestershire, UK when, according to Car Buzz, the brakes reportedly failed on his 1924 Bugatti Type 13 causing it to go off course and roll over.
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Festivals of the world: where to go in January
This is an excerpt from Lonely Planet's A Year of Festivals.
Festivals are a living, dancing museum of cultures and traditions in an increasingly globalised world. There is no better place for travellers to understand a country than an event where it proudly celebrates its individuality, whether through music, camel races or monumental food fights.
The top festivities for January are listed below. Start the year with a bang, a drum, a chant, a bath, etc.
Location: Nassau, Bahamas.
Dates: 1 January and 26 December
Celebrated throughout the country, Junkanoo is at its wildest best in the capital city, Nassau, where the first 'rush' (as the parade is known) takes place on Boxing Day and the second on New Year's Day. Read more.
Kaapse Klopse (Cape Minstrel Carnival)
Location: Cape Town, South Africa.
Dates: Starts 2 January, and goes for a month
Cape Town's largest carnival is a noisy, joyous and disorganised affair featuring marching troupes adorned in practically every colour of satin, sequin and glitter. Read more.
Carnaval de Blancos y Negros (Carnival of Blacks & Whites)
'Museo del carnaval, Pasto, Colombia' by Carlos Adampol. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
Location: Pasto, Colombia
Dates: 5–6 January
One of South America's oldest festivals, Pasto's piebald celebration dates back to the time of Spanish rule, when slaves were allowed to party on 5 January, with their masters showing approval by painting their faces black. Read more.
Bikaner Camel Festival
Location: Bikaner, India
Dates: Varying dates in January (during the 10th month of the Indian lunar calendar)
Held over two days, it's a homage to the humped ones. There are camel races, camel rides, camel tugs-of-war, a camel pageant, dancing camels, competitions for the best decorated camel and the best camel haircut, and even a camel beauty contest. Read more.
Festival in the Desert
Location: Essakane, Mali
Dates: Second weekend in January
For three days a year, a desolate patch of Saharan sand, 65km north of Timbuktu, hosts 'the world's most remote music festival'. Read more.
Voodoo Festival
Location: Ouidah, Benin.
Date: 10 January
The celebrations begin when the supreme voodoo priest slaughters a goat to honour the spirits, and are marked by much singing, chanting, dancing, beating of drums and drinking of gin. Read more.
'Wakakusayama Yamayaki' by Sam Sheffield. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
Location: Mt Wakakusa-yama, Nara, Japan
Date: Second Sunday in January
Winter in the Japanese region of Kansai would seem a good enough excuse for one of the world's biggest bonfires, but in Nara they point to history as the reason for setting alight an entire hill each year. Read more.
Black Nazarene Procession
Location: Quiapo, Manila, Philippines
Date: 9 January
The miracle-wielding Black Nazarene is a life-size statue of Christ carved from ebony. It was brought to the Philippines from Mexico in the 17th century and placed in Manila's Quiapo Church in 1767. Read more.
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Location: Kalibo, Philippines.
Dates: Third week in January
The amazing Ati-Atihan is the Philippines' biggest, wildest and best Mardi Gras, a week-long street party that rages from dawn to dusk, peaking on the third Sunday in January. Read more.
La Tamborrada (Drum Festival)
'Tamborrada infantil' by Bichuas (E. Carton). Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
Location: San Sebastian, Spain.
Date: 20 January
At the stroke of midnight a flag is raised in Plaza de la Constitucíon and regiments of soldierly drummers begin parading through the resort town, banging and thumping at drums and barrels to celebrate (or wake from the dead) the city's eponymous patron saint. Read more.
Timkat (Epiphany)
DSCF0534' by Giustino. Creative Commons Attribution
Location: Fasilidas' Bath, Gonder, Ethiopia
Dates: 18–20 January
Ethiopia's most colourful festival commemorates Jesus' baptism in the River Jordan and is celebrated around the country, though it's most spectacular in the former capital of Gonder. Read more.


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All my Vanderjacked fans were asking about week 11′s award…well with Thanksgiving around the corner I didn't feel it would be nice to single out one kicker when I am thankful for all kickers! This week all we heard about was Ray Rice making a 4th and 29 late in the game against the lowly Bolts, and as Rice said, "Hey Diddle, Diddle Ray Rice up the middle!" Well, Ray Rice didn't score the game tying field goal with 3 seconds left, Justin Tucker did…and Justin Tucker kicked the game winning field goal in overtime! Tucker was 3-3 on the day including the clutch kicks that tied and won the game. Ray Rice should have said, "Hey Diddle Diddle Justin Tucker Kicks It Up The Middle"! The undrafted free agent out of Texas is having a great rookie campaign. He has went 22-24 from field goal range with a long of 56. He has given the Ravens a stable kicking presence when they just can't get the touchdown, and if a team wants to win the big games they need a big game kicker. Justin Tucker may just be that big game kicker that finally helps this talented Ravens team get back to the Super Bowl and give Ed Reed and Ray Lewis a going away present! Tucker could be dancing at the end of the season with his Vanderjacked of Year Award if this keeps up.
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We went for dinner to Foxtrot Oscar, the more casual Gordon Ramsey restaurant on Royal Hospital Road (the other is his flagship 3 michelin star gaff which would have been nice but is a bit out of our price range!).
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My wife and I went to Foxtrot Oscar on our recent trip to London. I'll make this review short and sweet.
Go to Foxtrot Oscar, you will not be disappointed.
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Yes, the PAC 12 will have the most technologically advanced broadcast facilities
in college sports, the largest contract in college sports and its own sports
network, but nothing, and I mean nothing compares to byu's HD truck.
Let's never forget.
- 3:03 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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Duckie (Mr. Blue "Exposure") is not gonna like this one bit. He may
actually be shamed into making good on his promise to quit commenting on Ute
- 4:41 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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So the pac12 is trying to do what BYU has already done all by itself. Snd the
pac12 is currently slated to be in less homes than BYUtv.
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Just like last year when ABC/ESPN ignored Utah, most of Utah's games will be relegated to subscription-only regional PAC 12 networks that only a few fans outside the PAC 12 will be interested in paying for.
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@ Duckhunter | 4:50 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
Highland, UT
Why do you care? Because you can now see the game live from Tulsa when you are on your annual "business trip".
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lol at our little brothers who are so BYU-obsessed that they couldn't wait to compare themselves to big brother.
- 5:12 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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@Y's little brother
And yet here you are. That's ironical. Do you not see how hypocritical it is for you to call someone else obsessed while you are on a Utah article?
I'm sure people were just dying to see the epic division 2 match up between the Bengals of Idaho State and the Cougars from BYU on BYUtv. Just because it's on tv doesn't mean people are going to watch it. Exhibit A: BYU's bowl game.
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Actually it is quite a bit more often than "annual", it is more like 5-6 times per year. Of course Tulsa is not a particularly great destination but I make the most of it by playing 18 holes at Southern Hills with my associate who is a member.
- 7:29 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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@ Y's little brother syndrome
"lol at our little brothers who are so BYU-obsessed that they couldn't wait to compare themselves to big brother".
Let's see, who is obsessing about who? You do realize your on a Utah article right? Obviously this shows how obsessed you are and how much you idolize your big brother Utah. How quickly they forget that they got curb stomped 54-10 on ESPN for the whole nation to see. Utah owns BYU in football winning two straight (soon 3), 7 of the last 10 games, and 56-34-4 in the overall series. Go ahead and have your temper tantrum and begging for attention like little brothers tend to do. But, we'll give you one last beating before we say good bye and good riddance.
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But of course more people do watch games that actually are on tv.
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I got to watch 8 of the 9 Utah Football games that were broadcasted here in Philadelphia last Fall, and now I'll get to see all 13? That just went from "good" to "phenomenal"! And I won't even have to watch my team lining up opposite of half a season's worth of WACey opponents. AWESOME! Thanks Larry Scott.
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Excellent observation!
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obviously the real obsessed ones are the Utah fans dragging BYU into the discussion on an article that has absolutely nothing to do with BYU; the jealousy of the hill dwellers is hillarious
- 11:34 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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you must have some awfully big rabbit ears to be able to pick up KJZZ from philly
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"the pac12 is currently slated to be in less homes than BYUtv."
Duckie, the difference is obvious. People with Pac12Net will actually want to watch a Pac12 game, instead of hunting for an obscure channel that features byu trying to win the Idaho State Championship.
"I make the most of it by playing 18 holes at Southern Hills with my associate who is a member."
So you were on a world-class golf course for 5 days after another epic beatdown? Right.
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You're delusional if you think anybody outside of the Wasatch Front and the Front Range is looking forward to watching Colorado beat up on Utah again.
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Well it may take you 5 days to hack your way through 18 holes but I can do it in about 4-5 hours.
Also left SLC on Sunday morning and returned Wednesday. Not quite 5 days.
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Those games were broadcast on CBS, ESPN2, ESPNU, FSN [aka "Root Sports"], and the Vs. channel.
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I'm going to have to call DirectTV about my service.
The HD on the BYU channel is not all that great. About as clear as the old Mtn channel.
Duck, for the Y fans in my household, please tap into some of your connections, can you have them tune up the truck or something?
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I know all you cougie fans will be glued to Pac12Net in late November next year for a shred of solace--hoping against hope for CU to assuage the sting of the y suffering yet another September beatdown.
On the other hand, I'm pretty sure no self-respecting Ute fan will even care about watching your team try to repeat their WAC/Idaho state championship.
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I thought some of you might appreciate the up side of Zacks ranks.http://www.zacks.com/portfolios/rank/1rank.phpCaveat emptor!
Thank you very much for some very good information. Would you know if Zachs pays for the postings on yahoo, aol, google etc.?I do believe that Zachs changed the BB&T rating AFTER Kelly king spoke to the Barkley group from an underperform to a short term sell and long term underperform. They can still hurt the stock until w get some good numbers.
As stated in my lead post here, the Zacks report is dated September 2nd, where the KK presentation was September 14th. Refer to blurb at the bottom of the 8K that date:http://biz.yahoo.com/e/100914/bbt8-k.htmlI would be surprised if Zacks pays any news media to promulgate their research report. Frankly, if Zacks thought their work to be of value I should expect they would look to the media to pay them for the right to publish it, as they do their users for their premium reports. I would be interested to know if any of the media pay for Zacks premium service.As well discussed of late, corporations pay the rating companies to prepare and publish their ratings, which is where the real potential for conflict lays. My own opinion is that the problem in the ratings has more to do with sloth, ennui and the fact that to dig in hard enough to find stuff the company wants to not be found is very time consuming.Remember Ray Dirks and Equity Funding?dhr


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You Might Just As Well Be Blind By Charles Payne 0 commentsDec 11, 2012 9:48 AM
If you search for tenderness
It isn't hard to find
You can have the love you need to live
But if you look for truthfulness
You might just as well be blind
It always seems to be so hard to give
Billy Joel
Honesty is such a lonely word
Everyone is so untrue
It was a sluggish Monday, especially in New York, where it rained most of the day and the streets were oddly devoid of tourists, and traffic moved with ease even in front of Radio City Music Hall. I guess you could call it a blend of quiet calm with high anxiety. The Street thinks a deal is going to happen, although it's still a wildcard as to whether it happens before January 1, 2013. The worrisome part is what kind of deal we are going to get. Already the left is hailing Obama as "courageous," assuming a victory that really puts those rich bastards in their place.
I must say the Right seems to be bracing for the same thing.
More than likely we get a "balanced" framework that, in essence, sends this overtime game into extended play; however, unlike sports, the score will not be tied. Instead President Obama will have the edge, yet oddly some republicans think they'll have momentum - go figure. We are getting to the nitty-gritty part that soon will see big computer programs at the IRS and accounting firms readjusting assumptions. This means people will have to do likewise. Maybe the streets of Manhattan were virtually deserted because of Fiscal Cliff worries and not the inclement weather.
I'm not ready to draw that conclusion although those cheerleaders that feel the need to sugarcoat each disappointing economic data release are saying the "cliff" has already negatively impacted shopping. I don't think so. But, there will be a serious halt to commerce if people can't file taxes early and get those refund checks. A delay could change the entire tenure of the economy. We don't plunge off a cliff the first day, but the wheels will come off long enough to have an impact. But the big deal could come if we have to deal with a big lie.
We will have to deal with that big lie whose genesis is an earlier courageous victory in the war of envy. We will have to deal with the impact of the AMT tax on millions of people.
I've written about this numerous times, how the Alternative Minimum Tax (NYSE:AMT) was designed to go after about 160 families that weren't paying their fair share. That was 43 years ago and that tax wasn't indexed for inflation. So what began as a jihad on people with great accountants and tax loopholes, now casts a dark shadow on moderately successful Americans trying to climb what's left of the ladder. In the end, most will be saved, but the AMT will always hang like the sword of Damocles over middle income Americans.
The problem is it hangs over more and more people each year. (The cautionary tale is one day tomorrow's taxes on the "rich" will impact mere middle class earners.)
The big lie is that the AMT is always patched instead of fixed. It is patched so budgets that are passed can reflect revenue from the tax in forward years, typically with the first year of a big tax deal missing such revenue. According to the CBO, the AMT would bring in $105.0 billion next year if it's not patched. It is estimated that 45% of families earning $74,450 to $100,000 would feel the pinch while 81% of those earnings between $100,000 and $200,000 would take a hit (for 2011, those snared were 0.40% and 3.5% respectively).
Politicians must keep the AMT in their budgets or find another $864.0 billion that it would raise over the next ten years. Here's the rub, since those assumptions never come true, those budgets begin with a gigantic lie and the financial hole has to be filled in a different manner. These days, too many voters are searching for tenderness as long as the next guy gets the shaft, yet the dangerous games being played just dig us into a deeper hole. In the meantime, if that AMT isn't patched up in time regular, decidedly not-wealthy, people will have to fork over as much as $5,000.
Talk about not shopping this holiday season - there would be a flood to the mall to get money back.
Everyone is so untrue.
More Lies
News this morning shows that the new healthcare law has a $63.00 per head fee designed to cushion the blow for insurance companies shouldn't come as a surprise. Apparently the administration says it is only for three years and is an effort to raise $25.0 billion.
My initial reaction to the news is it reminds me of the Three Great Lies - the Obamacare Version.
> Don't worry, its free
> It's only a temporary tax
> Once you get to know it you'll love it
This thing is like Pandora's Box - it just gets better and better and better. Of course this "fee," or as John Roberts like to call it "tax," will be passed onto workers and will also add more pressure - along with a shoddy economy, higher taxes, and more regulations - not to hire. In fact, this notion is already being echoed in the small business community.
NFIB Bombshell
The National Federation of Independent Business just released its optimism survey and it's nothing short of a disaster. The headline plunged to reading of 87.5 from 93.1 dragged lower by worries that the next six months will be horrendous for small businesses. Most of the respondents don't plan to hire as earnings tumble and economic conditions erode.
Sadly, just as we are digging through the horrific survey of small businesses, we got word that the deficit increased to $42.2 billion from $40.3 in September, while the gap with China increased to an all-time high. I hear we are supposed to be bringing jobs back from China and yet our exports are surging. In October, exports dipped to $180.5 billion from $187.3 billion the month before.
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Q3 2012 Earnings Call
October 25, 2012 9:00 am ET
Todd B. Ernst - Former Vice President of Investor Relations
William H. Swanson - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Executive Committee
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Todd B. Ernst
Thank you, Chanel. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us today on our third quarter conference call. The results we announce this morning, the audio feed of this call and the slides we'll reference are available on our website at raytheon.com. Following this morning's call, an archive of both the audio replay and a printable version of the slides will be available in the Investor Relations section of our website.
With me today are Bill Swanson, our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer; and Dave Wajsgras, our Chief Financial Officer. We'll start with some brief remarks by Bill and Dave and then move on to questions.
Before I turn the call over to Bill, I would like to caution you regarding our forward-looking statements. Any matters discussed today that are not historical facts, particularly comments regarding the company's future plans, objectives and expected performance, constitute forward-looking statements. These statements are based on a wide range of assumptions that the company believes are reasonable, but are subject to a range of uncertainties and risks that are summarized at the end of our earnings release and are discussed in detail in our SEC filings.
With that, I'll turn the call over to Bill.
William H. Swanson
Thank you, Todd. Good morning, everyone. We're pleased to report another solid quarter. Our operating margin, EPS and cash flow were above expectation. Overall, the businesses executed well in the quarter. We remain focused on reducing our costs, improving our productivity and delivering innovative, affordable solutions to our global customers. As we said on the last call, we expected bookings to ramp up in the last half of the year, and our third quarter orders came in strong at $7.3 billion. Notable awards included more than $1.2 billion for the Standard Missile-3, which follows on 2 successful intercepts that we had in the second quarter. Our classified book-to-bill was approximately 1.2 and has been above 1 every quarter this year. We also received significant awards for domestic and international training.
In addition, I'd like to highlight one of Raytheon's core market areas, C3I or command, control, communications and intelligence. Within this area, we're a leading provider of strategic communication terminals. We currently are providing the Navy Multiband Terminal or NMT for the Navy, as well as the Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical Terminal, also known as SMART-T to the U.S. Army. Adding to our success in this area, during the quarter, we are awarded a $70 million competitive development contract for the FAB-T program. This is a significant effort, and it enhances our secure communications position within the U.S. Air Force as well. FAB-T will allow communications between military aircraft, ground sites and the new higher data rate satellites, and like the systems for the Navy and the Army, it will allow secure protected communications for our customers' most sensitive missions. Also, during the quarter, the Air Force awarded us a steady contract to help define the next generation of tactical protected SATCOM systems. These wins, plus our existing franchise, positions us well for the future.
Our international pipeline is strong, with Kuwait Patriot completing the congressional approval process in late August, and we expect to book an award by the end of the year. Other international opportunities are proceeding through the process, including a large precision munitions award, a C4I system, a Rolling Airframe Missile, and just -- these are just a few among many others that we are pursuing in the fourth quarter.
Over the past years, we've pursued a strategy of growing our international business, and I'm encouraged and pleased by the increasing number of international opportunities for the company. At the same time, as we know, the timing of international awards is always a factor. It's the nature of the business. The bottom line is, for 2012, combining our strong domestic orders and our substantial international opportunities. We remain confident about achieving the $25 billion plus or minus $500 million booking objective we set in January of this year.
At the end of the third quarter, congress passed a continuing resolution for the fiscal 2013 defense budget that runs through the end of March next year. They've become a way of life, essentially in this fiscal environment. This one is a little different in that it extends past the January 2 sequestration implementation date.
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Anna Quindlen was born on this day in 1952. Less known than Quindlen's bestselling novels — the most recent of them Every Last One (2010) — and her Pulitzer Prize–winning journalism is her memoir, How Reading Changed My Life. Quindlen is no mere lobbyist for the Western Canon, and she scoffs at the book snob who cannot recognize "that the uses of reading are vast and variegated and that some of them are not addressed by Homer." But she admits that the classics can bring benefits as well as pleasures:
When I was in eighth grade I took a scholarship test for a convent school, and the essay question began with a quotation: "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to, than I have ever known." Later, over a stiff and awkward lunch of tuna-fish salad, some of the other girls at my table were perplexed by the source of the quotation and what it meant, and I was certain, at that moment, weeks before my parents got the letter from the nuns, that the scholarship was mine. How many times had I gone up the steps to that guillotine with Sydney Carton….
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Most air travelers will probably agree that there is still considerable room for improvement in the performance of aircraft public address systems. In connection with the new Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, we had an opportunity to take a fresh look at their design. The L-1011 is one of a new generation of wide-body passenger jets that will se use in this decade. The cabin interior features a ceiling height of nearly eight feet and a width of about twenty feet. Various seating arrangments accommodate from 250 to 345 passengers; the seats are larger than in current airplanes and broad double aisles and cross aisles facilitate passenger movement. The overall emphasis in executing the interior design has been toward passenger appeal through comfort and attractive decor. Early in 1968, Lockheed was formally requested by some of its airline customers to study the development of a stereophonic high fidelity boarding music and passenger address system for the L-1011. This system, would replace the voice-quality passenger address system and would be a logical step in pursuing the overall design philosophy of the L-1011 as a jetliner with outstanding passenger appeal.
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We are looking for a simple solution where we can create digital ID of our staff member [3-4] only. And then we install their ID in Outlook and can use to send encrypted and digitally signed Emails.
I try to create Certificate using couple of tools, but none work as digital ID. I am not very expert of it or really understand the topic. But I can use super user level tools, if someone guide me in right direction.
In short I only need to know how to create Self Signed Digital ID. Thanks.


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The Member Service Staff is part of a team responsible for the overall delivery of excellent customer service to all members, guests, and participants of the branch. The incumbent is responsible for the sale of program and services, responding to member and guest needs, promoting programs, and maintaining cleanliness and organization at the Membership Service Area. The incumbent preforms all duties demonstrating YMCA values and commitment to excellence.
Essential Functions
Qualifications - Required
Qualifications - Preferred
Work Conditions


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After Effect
I'm not that much of a flower person, but when the opportinity comes around....
Just wait for the storm to blow over; things might just end up better than they were before.
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