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Seaman has 14 kills in loss to Lady Eagles
Jefferson City, Tenn. - The Tornados volleyball team was in action on Saturday afternoon, traveling to face Carson-Newman in Holt Fieldhouse. Brooke Seaman led all players with 14 kills in the contest, but Brevard was unable to overcome the host Lady Eagles in falling 25-23, 29-27, 25-23.
Chelsea Larsen added 10 kills for Brevard (12-14, 1-13 SAC) and Jordei Osby had seven from her middle hitter position as the Tornados continued their four-game road trip. Bethany Stevenson set up the Tornados attack with 36 set assists, while Rebecca Schoonover had 14 digs on the backline to lead the team. Chelsey Trojan and Cori Emory each had 11digs for Brevard, while Seaman and Osby each had two blocks at the net.
Carly Mozgai and Nikki James each had 10 kills for Carson-Newman (18-7, 11-3 SAC), while Stephanie Cutter added 35 set assists for the Lady Eagles.
On the defensive side, MacKenzie Tyree had 16 digs to lead all players on the afternoon, while Katie Troyer and James each had four blocks.
The Tornados opened up the first set with a 5-0 run as Seaman spiked home the first point of the match and Schoonover matched a pair of Larsen kills with a pair of service aces to contribute to the run.
Brevard increased the lead to six on a kill by Jamie Atkinson at 11-6, but the Lady Eagles brought the game back, tying it up at 18 on a kill by James.
The Tornados used a kill by Osby to keep the lead at one late in the set at 24-23, but a Brevard attack error ended the first set in favor of Carson-Newman.
The Tornados and Lady Eagles swapped points throughout the second set tying at 16 different times with Brevard holding the lead late in the set at 24-22 as Atkinson put one home and Seaman placed in a service ace.
The Lady Eagles tied the match up at 24 and were able to clinch the second set as Troyer placed in back-to-back kills to go up 2-0, 29-27.
Brevard and Carson-Newman continued to flip-flop scores as the game played out with the Tornados holding the lead late at 19-17 with Emory following Trojan's kill with a service ace, but the Lady Eagles finished the sweep with Mozgai's kill and Troyer, James and Jessica Schachleiter finished the game with a block.
The Tornados are back in action on Tuesday, November 3rd, as they travel to Greeneville, Tenn. to take on Tusculum College, with first serve coming at 7 p.m.


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Advocates: Importance of play time for children neglected
Imagine child's play as a medieval castle under siege from all sides.
From the north, government core curriculum standards are squeezing out school recess.
From the south, encroaching forces of electronic media and videogames are breaking through fortress walls.
And from all sides, parental fears are seeping under the foundations.
Play is under attack.
Since the 1970s, kids have lost an average nine hours of free playtime a week. Kids are getting less free time outside. And when kids are given recreational activities, they are likely to be adult-led and adult-supervised.
Play tips for parents
• Kids need at least one hour of free, unstructured, child-led playtime outside every day. Adult-supervised sports don't count.
• Take the kids to the park or playground. Invite other neighborhood children to come along.
• Turn off electronic media and tell your kids to go play. If they complain, "I'm bored," that's good, says play expert Karen Hutchison. They'll have to find ways to entertain themselves -- otherwise known as play.
So say play advocates like Danielle Marshall, who works for KaBOOM!, a nonprofit which has built more than 2,000 playgrounds nationwide.
"There is a play deficit in the United States," said Marshall. "It's having a detrimental impact on our children.
"The sad reality is play is being taken away from kids," said Marshall. "Some of it is adult-imposed. Other things are trends in society. The way children are playing today has definitely changed."
Play is paramount
First, a lesson on the importance of play.
Cindy Dell Clark, an anthropology professor at Rutgers University-Camden, studies how children use play to cope with chronic illness. It's true that young animals roughhouse and fool around, she said, but play among human children is not universal. The way children play depends on how they grow up.
Play by the numbers
• One in five children in the United States lives within walking distance of a park or playground. The numbers are worse in low-income neighborhoods.
• Children between the ages of 8 and 18 average more than 7.5 hours per day playing on entertainment media.
• Since the late 1970s, kids lost 12 hours of free time per week and experienced a 25 percent decrease in play and a 50 percent decrease in unstructured outdoor activities.
Source: KaBOOM! (www.kaboom.org)
"Kids don't do pretend play in all societies," said Clark. "In a lot of societies, kids have important work to do. Their chores are important for economic survival."
Cultures that encourage children to use their imaginations, tell stories or act out roles are offering a signal that it must be important. It has value, especially in a society that wants children to become independent.
"In a society like that, where everyone is an agent that operates for themselves, play is important," said Clark. "It helps kids to navigate what they're experiencing socially and make sense of it for themselves."
In the course of her work to study how children with diabetes and asthma coped with their illnesses, Clark found kids used their imaginations to handle stress and make sense of their disease.
She recalled the case of one boy with asthma whose stuffed animals were taken away because they contained possible allergens. He had to learn how to stay calm during a nighttime asthma attack. So he imagined the cartoon characters printed on his bedsheets could come to life and protect him.
"He conjured the idea of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as his protectors," said Clark. "If he were really close to death, (he imagined) they would fly out the window and get his doctor."
In another case, a mother invented a game to help her little boy cope with his insulin shots. She pretended the needle was a zebra, and with each injection, she would tell her son the zebra was going to give him a kiss. When the shot was over, the boy was allowed to take the syringe, put it on the floor and stamp his foot on it, saying, "Bad zebra, you hurt me."
The scenario allowed the mother to show her son she was giving him the injection out of love, and the boy was allowed to demonstrate his objections.
"Only play allows you to do that," said Clark. "Play allows you to take yourself out of this very literal circumstance and go into 'as-if' playing."
Playing allows children to act out a new way of thinking about the real world, she said.
"I think each and every one of us can nurture that in our children," Clark said. "It's what makes it possible to be resilient for all of us. Play doesn't say there is only one way to intepret everything. You can shift meaning around — it's a loving zebra, it's a hurtful zebra. It can be kind of limber and ambiguous."
Play as teacher
Kids also learn through play, said Marshall. They have to figure out the rules when they make up games.
They learn to problem-solve and develop their decision-making skills.
"A lot of times, adults drive what children are doing in their lives," said Marshall.
But when kids play, they can explore ideas and try things out in a safe way.
They also build relationships on the playground, and learn how to negotiate with their peers.
And there are physical benefits, too. The rise in childhood obesity coincides with the drop in outdoor play time. Playgrounds challenge small bodies and helps kids develop gross motor skills, Marshall said.
But many parents keep their parents from playing outside because they are concerned about their safety.
"We've gotten to the place where we want to bubblewrap our children, and we don't want them to get hurt whether that be physically or even emotionally," said Marshall. "We don't want anything to happen to them."
Perhaps the reduction in play can explain the growth of museums dedicated to promoting play. The Garden State Discovery Museum in Cherry Hill engages children's imaginations the moment they walk in the door, said museum director Kelly Lyons.
The museum features exhibits intended to spark role-playing and pretending. The pint-sized diner lets kids reverse roles with adults; a pretend farm market, construction zone and veterinarian's office offer more ways to explore the world of grown-ups through play. On Sept. 15, the museum will open a new 2,000-square-foot exhibit called the Dinosaureum, a giant climbing structure designed to give kids space to climb, slide, crawl and stretch.
Children learn best through play, she said.
"If you're constantly feeding them information in an academic way, they don't learn how to do it on their own," said Lyons, who is the mother of a 7-month-old son.
"If you give them the opportunity to make mistakes and really be engaged by things, ultimately what you have on your hands is somebody who loves to learn and that's always a good thing."
Play rediscovered
But the value of play gets lost in society's demand for perfection, according to Karen Hutchison, a play advocate and expert. She teaches her education students about the importance of play at Rowan University, and was the U.S. delegate for the International Play Association's Right To Play Award earlier this summer.
Parents have structured their children's lives so much, there is no time for play unless it's adult-directed, Hutchison said. Schools are trimming recess time, too. Between 60 percent and 80 percent of recess has been so modified or limited, you can't call it recess anymore, she said.
Play is part of our DNA, Hutchison said. It's directly connected to brain development. Play "absolutely alchemizes learning, rather than hampers it," said Hutchison.
True play is unstructured, she said. "It's messy and it's child-initiated," Hutchison said.
"We've become a society of helicopter parents," she added. "We hover over our kids and we don't want them to get hurt, when actually, the opposite happens. By allowing them to go onto the playground and get scraped knees and even broken arms, they learn what they can do and what they can't do."
Experience, she said, is the best teacher. And that's what play is all about.
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Around 2 p.m. today, the curtain will close on ProMat 2011. Show of hands: How many of you actually miss Chicago in January?
By all accounts, this was one of the most successful shows in recent years, especially when compared against 2009. Business was not only mired in a recession, but the temperatures in Chicago hit minus twenty that week. A bad economy made the cold temperatures seem even colder, and the cold temperatures made business seem even gloomier.
"In 2009, companies were not only keeping their purse strings closed tight, we had customers postpone and cancel significant projects," one consultant told Modern's Show Daily. "Attendees visiting our booth have been upbeat and they are thinking about projects again."
Are we out of the woods yet? Probably not. But that sense of optimism was shared by John Nofsinger, CEO of the Material Handling Industry of America, the sponsor of ProMat 2011 and Modex 2012, next year's materials handling and logistics show, to be held February 6 to 9 in Atlanta's Georgia World Congress Center. "The energy level is as high as I've ever seen it, due in large part to where we are and where we've been," Nofsinger said.
While ProMat focuses on activities inside the four walls of the warehouse, plant and DC – what some are calling intralogistics – Modex will include exhibitors representing solutions in the broader supply chain and logistics outside the four walls. MHIA is anticipated 580 exhibitors at the new show and 165,000 square feet of exhibition space.
Why move outside the four walls? "Increasingly, what happens inside the four walls is impacted by what happens in the broader supply chain," says Tom Carbott, MHIA's vice president of sales and events. "The links between the two are getting tighter because we're now looking for information beyond the four walls. Controlling and monitoring poduct from the point of origin until it reaches the end customer is critical."
Best of all, February in Atlanta is a pretty nice place to be.
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No George Grande announcing... we're off to a good start tonight already.
Quick first inning for Bronson. Nicely done. "In the middle of one, the D'Backs have nothing and the Reds are coming to bat."
Arroyo with a very nice 1st inning...
That was a lovely backhand by Janish and a gun to get him.
Hopefully this is one of Bronson's "on" nights. So far, so good.
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Jerry Hairston 3b
Joey Votto 1b
Brandon Phillips 2b
Laynce Nix lf
Ramon Hernandez c
Jay Bruce rf
Paul Janish ss
Bronson Arroyo p
vs. RH Dan Haren
Seriously, when was the last time Bronson had a scoreless first inning? Seriously.
~just checked. Okay, it just SEEMS like he allows runs in the first. 2 of the last 4 he's had a scoreless 1st. (make that 3 of 5 now).
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Arroyo retires the first two batters, walks the next too. I don't recall the line-up (fill in the blanks for me please). The next player singles and Jay Bruce throws the runner out trying to score.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Here's your weekly schedule to follow all of the members of the Manning Award Watch List. The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, published its complete preseason Watch List on Aug. 16. The list includes 33 of the top quarterbacks in the nation heading into the 2010 season, however, all quarterbacks remain eligible for the award and mid-season additions to the list are possible.
Friday, Sept. 24
Ryan Colburn: Fresno State at Ole Miss, 6 p.m., ESPN-GP; Colburn is second in the WAC and ranks 11th in the NCAA in passing efficiency at 167.6.
Zach Collaros: Cincinnati vs. No. 8 Oklahoma, 5 p.m., ESPN2; Collaros and the Bearcats have had nine days to prepare for Oklahoma and need a big win to get back on track.
Kirk Cousins: No. 25 Michigan State vs. Northern Colorado, 11 a.m. BTN; Only in his junior season, Cousins is already approaching the top ten in pass attempts, completions and yards; he currently owns the passing efficiency top spot at 143.2.
Nathan Enderle: Idaho at Colorado State, 3 p.m.; Enderle has cracked the top five in several categories in Idaho's record book including fourth all-time average per game (213.0), fourth all-time passes attempted (1,034) and fifth all-time passes completed (577).
Nick Foles: No. 14 Arizona vs. California, 9 p.m., CSN Plus; Foles orchestrated his fourth second-half game-winning performance in just a 13-game career last week at then No. 9 Iowa.
Blaine Gabbert: Missouri vs. Miami (Ohio), 1 p.m.; Gabbert is second in the NCAA in pass completions averaging 29.33 per game and he threw a season-high 351 yards last week.
Robert Griffin, III: Baylor at Rice, 7 p.m., CBSC; Griffin is the only 1,000-yard rushing QB in school history and has accounted for eight of Baylor's nine touchdowns this season - five passing TDs and four rushing scores.
Jordan Jefferson: No. 15 LSU vs. No. 22 West Virginia, 8 p.m., ESPN2; Jefferson goes into the West Virginia game with a 12-5 overall record as the Tigers' starting quarterback, making him the second-winningest active quarterback in the SEC.
Landry Jones: No. 8 Oklahoma at Cincinnati, 5 p.m., ESPN2; When Jones threw for 380 yards against Florida State, it marked the fourth 300-yard game of his career in just 12 starts.
Colin Kaepernick: Nevada at BYU, 5 p.m., MTN; Kaepernick accounted for 329 yards of total offense and five touchdowns last week as the Wolf Pack never trailed against Cal and improved to a 3-0 for the first time since 1991.
G.J. Kinne: Tulsa vs. Central Arkansas, 6 p.m.; In just 15 games at quarterback for the Golden Hurricane, Kinne is just 18 yards shy of moving into 10th place on the school's career passing chart.
Andrew Luck: No. 16 Stanford at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m., NBC; Luck now has 10 passing TDs on the year, which ranks second nationally.
Ryan Mallett: No. 10 Arkansas vs. No. 1 Alabama, 2:30 p.m., CBS; Mallett has set or tied 19 Arkansas records. His nine passing touchdowns pace the conference and are tied for third in the NCAA.
Greg McElroy: No. 1 Alabama at No. 10 Arkansas, 2:30 p.m., CBS; McElroy has completed 71.7 percent of his passes and leads the nation in passing efficiency at 200.03.
Kellen Moore: No. 3 Boise State vs. No. 24 Oregon State, 7 p.m., ABC; Moore and the Broncos will finally get to play at home and host ESPN Gameday.
Joshua Nesbitt: Georgia Tech vs. N.C. State, 11 a.m., ESPN; Nesbitt leads the ACC in touchdowns scored and ranks third in rushing average with 89.0 yards per game.
Christian Ponder: Florida State vs. Wake Forest, 2:30 p.m., ABC; As a dual-threat behind center, Ponder is making significant headway up the Seminoles' career total offense list with his 5,990 yards ranking seventh all-time.
Terrelle Pryor: No. 2 Ohio State vs. Eastern Michigan, 2:30 p.m., ABC; Pryor set a school record with 16 consecutive completions in the win over Ohio, the second most in Big Ten history.
Kevin Riley: California at No. 14 Arizona, 9 p.m., CSN Plus; Riley continues to lead the Pac-10's active quarterbacks in career victories (17-9 in 26 starts) and touchdowns, and is tied for first in games played (31).
Ricky Stanzi: No. 18 Iowa vs. Ball State, 11 a.m., BTN; Stanzi ranked ninth at Iowa in single-season touchdown passes with 17 in '09 and is tied for fifth in career scoring passes at 37.
Tyrod Taylor: Virginia Tech at Boston College, 11 a.m., ESPN-GP; Last week, Taylor became Tech's all-time leader for rushing yards by a quarterback with 1,728.
Scott Tolzien: No. 11 Wisconsin vs. Austin Peay, 11 a.m., BTN; Tolzien now has 3,446 career passing yards and ranks ninth in school history.
Russell Wilson: N.C. State at Georgia Tech, 11 a.m., ESPN; Wilson has thrown 101 passes this season without an interception.
The Manning Award will be recognizing its seventh winner this year. USC's Matt Leinart was the inaugural winner of the award in 2005, followed by Texas' Vince Young in 2006. Both went on to be top 10 NFL draft picks. In 2007, LSU's JaMarcus Russell earned the award and was the NFL's No. 1 draft pick. Boston College's Matt Ryan claimed the award in 2008 and was drafted No. 3, quickly becoming the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. In 2009, Florida star Tim Tebow earned the honor - he also went on to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. Last year's winner was Texas signal-caller Colt McCoy, the winningest quarterback in college football history. McCoy was picked by the Cleveland Browns in the 2010 NFL Draft.


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Saturday, November 7 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Eleventh of Every Month - 'Heroes'
This video was released in 2008, but we're reposting because it's such a powerful tribute to everyone who's out there on the 11th of Every Month - Till Justice. This Wednesday is yet another 11th... where will you be?
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If you freeze royal icing in a container (before you make decorations), it will separate and won't mix together properly when you thaw it to use. Because of this, icing won't color correctly and the icing decorations won't harden as well.
When you defrost a buttercream iced cake that has royal icing decorations on it, the colors from the decorations will bleed into the buttercream and, depending on the size of the decorations, they will soften when the cake is defrosted.
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Rafters rescued from Clackamas River
A 911 call came in of three people stranded on the Clackamas River up stream from the confluence of the Collawash River east of Estacada. The Clackamas County Water Rescue Consortium and Clackamas County Search and Rescue responded to the area.
Rescuers were able locate three adults who were stranded on the opposite side of the river from the roadway. They were out of the water on a rock outcropping but unable to get back across. Their vehicle was parked about 100 yards upstream from their location.
The Clackamas River is running at a higher level than normal with all of the recent rain and was continuing to rise as the rescue took place. Rescuers were able to use a raft to navigate across the river. They placed the three in personal flotation devices (PFD's) and used the raft to get them back across the river. No one was injured during the rescue; the three were treated and released at the scene by American Medical Response.
The three subjects were identified as Branton Shows, 50 years old, Kayla Pletcher, 40 years old, and Alex Pletcher, 19 years old, all of Estacada.
Rescuers learned the group got to the area around noon and put in a small recreational type raft to float down the river. Immediately after launching the raft they hit some debris and the raft sank. The three were able to make it to shore but were not wearing PFD's. They were able to build a warming fire and waited until a passerby saw them and called 911. They did not have the proper equipment to be navigating this type of waterway.
Responding agency's from the Clackamas Water Rescue Consortium included Clackamas County Sheriff's Marine Patrol and Water Rescue Team, Clackamas County Fire District 1, Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue, Gladstone Fire Department and American Medical Response.
The Clackamas County Water Rescue Consortium would like to remind everyone to be careful around local rivers. With the recent rain rivers are cold, fast, high and full of debris. Always remember to wear you PFD and make sure you never try to navigate water that is above your skill level or the level of your equipment.
News release: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
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Jack White is planning to spend this year's Record Store Day earning a spot in the record books.
The rocker says he's going to record, press, and sell a new single in a matter of hours for what he's calling the "world's fastest released record" in the history of mankind.
White is scheduled to take the stage at his Third Man Records storefront in Nashville on the morning of April 19th to perform the title track from his upcoming solo album, Lazaretto.
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Financial markets rallied on the news that the Federal Reserve will not "taper" and instead will keep buying $85 billion a month in mortgage and Treasury bonds until central bankers see more job creation.
In this conversation, Bankrate's senior financial analyst, Greg McBride, CFA, and its Washington bureau chief, Mark Hamrick, discuss the market's addiction to the Fed's quantitative easing program, likened to performance-enhancing drugs. And how long will the respite in mortgage rates last?
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Is QE3 like performance-enhancing drugs or booze? And how long will the respite last in mortgage rates? Bankrate's experts discuss.
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Mark Hamrick: From Bankrate.com, this is Special Report, the Federal Reserve's September meeting. Hello, I'm Mark Hamrick, Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate. After months of anticipation among investors, savers, borrowers and consumers, the Federal Reserve has wrapped up a two-day policy-setting session. And in doing so, said that it will continue buying assets aimed at encouraging economic growth. That was a surprise to some in the financial markets that thought the Fed might begin to slow those asset purchases.
We're going to talk about all this now with our senior financial analyst, Greg McBride. Greg, I think in many ways the proverbial handwriting was on the wall with this when earlier this month we had the unemployment rate reported at 7.3 percent, and the only reason the unemployment rate went down is because people gave up looking for work. I know it's a lot more complex than that. I'm going to ask you one question that has more to do with the markets than really what the Fed was doing. That is, why do you think the markets rallied so? Is it because the Fed is continuing to provide performance-enhancing drugs to the economy?
Greg McBride: That's exactly right. The market is addicted to that stimulus, and the Fed has said "Hey look, we're not any closer to taking away the punch bowl." And you know, a lot of people had been expecting that they would start to wean markets off of that stimulus beginning this month. What they said today is "No, we're not quite ready yet." As you see, markets have responded to that very favorably.
Mark Hamrick: So we need to break this down for people who may not be aware that mortgage interest rates really kind of spiked over the summer, rising as much as 1 full percentage point. We've seen some relief from that. Do you think that is sustainable, meaning the relief is sustainable?
Greg McBride: Not unless the economy runs off the rails. I think, if anything, this is a respite in the sense that this keeps a lid on mortgage rates. But the tapering is inevitable. When the Fed does inevitably start to dial back that stimulus, whether it comes at the October meeting or later on this year or early in 2014, whenever that happens, we're going to see mortgage rates start to work their way higher. But, in the meantime, this stimulus … maintaining at the same pace, I think keeps a lid on mortgage rates and gives people a brief pause where they don't have to worry about rates running away from them.
Mark Hamrick: So to the extent that Chairmen (Ben) Bernanke indicated earlier this year that the so-called tapering could begin sooner rather than later, and now it seems as if it's not quite so soon. Does that mean that individuals who are dependent on lower interest rates should try to take advantage of the rates they're seeing right now, ASAP?
Greg McBride: Well, I don't think you have that urgency when it comes to things like car loans, home equity lines and credit cards simply because these are tied much more closely to short-term rates and the Fed has been very clear that their time table for adjusting the federal funds rate -- the benchmark for those short-term rates -- hasn't changed. We're still looking in all likelihood at some time in 2015. But I think there's a little bit more urgency on the mortgage side in the sense that we have seen a big runup in rates over the summer in anticipation of the tapering. And while we do get a little bit of a pause to catch our breath now while they postpone the tapering, when that tapering comes, we're going to continue to see mortgage rates move higher provided the economy continues to improve.
Mark Hamrick: So really it's important to underscore this because you made a great point there Greg. For most people, the most sensitivity to what the Fed is doing really relates to mortgage rates if indeed they have something that's associated with that. Of course the stock market is doing well, so that's important, too.
Greg McBride: Yeah, absolutely, 401(k) and mortgage rates. Those are really the two household impacts here. Yes we've seen a big runup in mortgage rates, but we've also seen a big runup in the stock market. I think the other point of caution here is that look, the faster we go up, the further we're going to fall once the Fed starts to take away the stimulus. It's important for people to expect that, (and) not to panic when it happens. It's par for the course at a point when we're talking about the Fed taking away stimulus. For now, the party continues, but the hangover is going to be that much more difficult.
Mark Hamrick: And of course when we're saying that the market could fall, what we're really saying I think, right Greg, is that you know you might have a 10 percent correction if not more at any time. So just don't be shocked by that.
Greg McBride: Exactly. We're talking about giving back some of the gains that we've seen. I think you know just specifically, I think we're due for a 10 to 15 (percent) and maybe even as much as a 20 percent correction. But I'll go out on a limb and say that a year from now the market is going to be higher than it is today. It's just not going to be a straight line between now and then. We are going to have some volatility.
Mark Hamrick: So we began talking about how the jet fuel that the Fed has been applying to the economy in this round of so-called quantitative easing has now lasted for about a year. It's been interesting, Greg, because Chairmen Bernanke, among others on the Fed, have acknowledged that there could be some unintended consequences from engaging in this. And, the longer they do it, one has to think that the greater the risks are because if it causes risk while you're doing it for a year, it causes further risk doing it another year, right?
Greg McBride: Absolutely. I think you have to look at the unintended consequences. Right now, at the current pace, the Fed is monetizing about 80 (percent) to 85 percent of the U.S. federal budget deficit this year. That is not a sustainable condition. You also have the longer-term worry about with the Fed printing all this money, at what point are we going to have to contend with inflation? Just because the numbers are low now, doesn't mean they're going to stay that way forever. Those risks grow the longer the stimulus continues at this pace.
Mark Hamrick: Greg, what else do you think people need to be aware of by virtue of what the Fed is or isn't doing right now?
Greg McBride: All they've done is really kind of buy themselves a little bit more time to see how the economy is doing, particularly with the budget debate and the debt ceiling wrangling still head of us. We get to the end of October, if both of those issues have been put behind us and you know the economy continues to show improvement, then I think the odds of them tapering at that point go up. If not, it's really going to be kind of a meeting to meeting thing, much like that baseball player who is day-to-day.
Mark Hamrick: Very good Greg. We've been speaking with Bankrate's senior financial analyst. Greg, thank you.
Greg McBride: Thank you, Mark.
Mark Hamrick: You've been listening to Special Report from Bankrate. Our editor in chief is Julie Bandy, managing editor Katie Doyle, assistant managing editor Holden Lewis, and thanks to our producer Lucas Wysocki for his work in the studio. For more on the Federal Reserve and other issues relating to personal finance, visit Bankrate.com. And you can follow us on Twitter @Bankrate. Also, catch our week podcast, Your Money This Week -- free downloads from Bankrate.com and iTunes. I'm Mark Hamrick. Thanks for listening.


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Remmina (RDP client) is crashing when I hit the enter key. But not at first... only after a compiz cube related crash. Once the crash occurs, I can not recover. I've used Remmina 0.7.4 for 2 years on Ubuntu 10.04. but for some reason there is a new problem with Remmina 0.7.4 on backtrack 5r3 (64bit).
New install of bt5r3 (64bit), Remmina works fine. Then I added and configured Compiz (cube), still works fine. I ran a session for 24 hours to be certain. Then, one time I was spining the cube to a different desktop, Remmina crashed with an "error" stating it was auto-detecting the US-EN keyboard. I've since found that that is not an error message, just a statement of fact. I manually set the US-EN keybaord, the error goes away and I'm left with an empty error box... with an 'OK' button and nothing else. So I have no error message, just a failure of the application.
The really interesting part is that once Remmina fails, remember I ran sucessfully for 24 hours... But once it fails, it doesn't work anymore.
I've tried reinstalling Remina
I've tried removing Compiz
Once it fails, the only thing I can do to repair it is to completely re-install the OS. I know that's ridiculous, but I don't now how to find what's damaged.
I've emailed the author (2 weeks ago), but I don't expect any help because I've talked with him before, he's moved on to freerdp, and the current version of Remmina will not work with 10.04.


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want a baby boy
I am a mum of three baby girls. I want a baby boy, is there any method or medicine to get a baby boy, I have a strong desire to have baby boy.
10th September 2012 10:58 PM #2
Please see this previous thread on how you can influence your chance of conceiving a boy or girl using natural methods.
Good luck!
Best wishes,
16th September 2012 01:10 PM #3
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You can definitely influence your chances of having a baby boy. In fact it is much easier to conceive a boy than it is a girl, when you're trying for a specific gender.
The biggest key to conceiving a boy is to avoid having sex until the day before and the day of ovulation. The reason for this is because the "boy" sperm are faster swimmers than the girl sperm, and they will reach the egg faster. In this instance, timing is everything!
LJ gave you a link to an article I wrote where I give more information about how to sway the odds of having a boy or a girl. Please post back with any questions you may have.
Warm Regards,


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America occupies a fork in the road
By Evan Harmon
The truism today is that we all agree that something is very wrong in our country. We know the status quo isn't right so we support change on some level. The problem is that we have yet to agree on what exactly the problem is. Our country speeds toward a fateful fork in the road, but if we can't come together as a country and agree on how to handle these historic challenges, we'll just end up going straight.
The choice we face is not Left or Right, Democrat or Republican, or Obama or Romney. It is more fundamental than that. Down one road is our choice to disengage from civic involvement for the sake of prioritizing the people close to us. That is the path I have taken for most of my life. With such challenges and threats to our loved ones' well-being, it is natural to disengage from our duties to our community and our country in order to ensure that those we care for the most are safe and cared for. What else can we do when things have reached such dysfunctional levels?
There is absolutely nothing wrong with taking that road when our loved ones' welfare is at stake. In fact, it is praiseworthy because there are far too many who disregard personal responsibilities altogether. But I believe there is an even more praiseworthy road to take. That road is the choice to not only take personal responsibility for ourselves and those we care about, but also to take a vested interest in the functioning of our government and society on both local and national levels. Today, personal responsibility is sorely needed, but civic responsibility is a dinosaur. The United States has not had a voter turnout for a presidential election above 60% since the 1960's. (Local elections are often worse.) And this says nothing about our civic and social duties beyond voting.
As a country, we seem to have substituted our historic tradition of civic responsibility for merely articulating our political beliefs to the glare of our TV screen or on our Facebook Wall. Perhaps we vote if we can remember the date. I have been as guilty of this as anyone. But I have grown tired of screaming along with my choice of TV pundits. They almost never hear me anyway.
Down this latter road is the choice to take ownership of both our personal responsibilities as well as our wider civic responsibilities. It is to take the stance that we get the communities and government we deserve, and we deserve better. That the people we voted for to look after our needs have failed us for far too long. That the indictment of our leaders needs no justification beyond the crumbling of our roads, the incompetence of our schools, the absurdity of our courts, and the injustice of our economy. That it is time to do more for our country than just vote for others to fix it for us. That it is unacceptable that our government and economy leave so many Americans figuratively and literally out in the cold. That it is time to create new forms of civic and community engagement to reassert a government of, for, and by the people. This is the proverbial road less traveled, the high road, and no significant challenge our country has ever faced has been solved until a large enough number of patriotic Americans has cared enough about their country to take it upon themselves to do something about it.
We have a ways to go. But I think the Occupy Movement just might be the way to go.
If you have remained neutral up to this point, it is probably because you are lucky enough to have that luxury. You are probably one of a decreasing number of people that has a financial blanket big enough to keep you warm during this economic downturn. However, if our economy and government are not fixed soon, fewer and fewer of us can remain comfortable through our country's hardships. Unemployment, underemployment, debt, dwindling career prospects, razor thin profit margins, cutbacks, a devalued dollar, a stagnant economy, foreclosures, and layoffs claim more victims every day. The only ones truly safe from the downward spiral of our economy are not the 1%, but the 1% of the 1%.
I am lucky to still enjoy a decent standard of living. I have a job and my son and I can live fairly comfortably. I have some debt, but I am far more indebted to the support and stability my family and friends have provided me than I am to any debtor. But I am well aware that this comfort may not continue much longer.
I am part of the Occupy Movement because my usual political cynicism has been transformed into wide-eyed optimism by what I have experienced and what I have seen accomplished in the Movement so far. I used to be completely baffled as to what might return this country to sanity, but I believe the Occupy Movement is our best hope yet.
However, my hopes for what this Movement can do to get America back on track is not possible unless more people join us. We need your help. We need the 99%.
The Occupy Movement is no revolution. Rather, it is more of a last ditch effort to avoid the potential of revolution if the unemployment, poverty, and suffering reach the epidemic levels they are headed toward. Personally, I'd like to do whatever I can to try to avoid such a tragic situation, if not as an act of compassion for my fellow man and country, then as a completely selfish one.


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looking for emulator for airpcap or if I can inject arp packets using a netoia wireless card..
I have cain & able wirechark & airpcap software & I even have aircrack-ng bu I cannot create a VALID .cap or ivs file using any of them.
What can I use to create a valid 802.11 .cap file so cain & able wireshark & aircrack will function so I can decode the hash tables I have received???
I am a novice/mid user of linux but right now am using windows. I do have VMWARE but not sure ho w to get them to install properly without network.
I know allot of questions but I can handle it
I am known as Reaver Of Souls BTW Ex-hacker now working on network security....


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Printing in the Information Commons
Printing Tips - Read this before sending a job to a printer!
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BUC$ Account and Printing
September 29 , 2008
BUC$ is a prepaid debit account on your ID card that can be used to pay for printing when your quota is exhausted, library photocopying, paying fines, and vending.
If you have a BU ID card and a meal plan, you have a BUC$ account.
If you have a BUC$ Account...
...and your print quota is exhausted, add funds to your account online OR use the BUC$ Machines in the Bartle Library, Science Library, and University Downtown Center. You can also call or visit the Meal Plan Office just outside the Susquehanna Room, Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., 607-777-6000.
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DO reprint the PDF choosing 'Print as Image' from the Adobe Acrobat application, not the browser.
Problem: PowerPoint files are taking a very long time to print
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Fancy backgrounds that may have borders, colors or images usually in full reverse (negative image - white lettering on black or colored backgroud).
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Solution #1: File>Print>Print What: Outline
This will print only text in the slides. Images and graphics will be eliminated. If you need to print a slide with an image or graphic, print individual slide separately.
Solution #2: Break down print job in smaller pieces. Print 5 or less pages at a time. (Printing 5 pages of six slides per page = 30 slides.)
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New Pharos Quota Scheme: Every student receives an initial seed of $7.50. The quota is credited by $2.25 each week. Unused quota remains available until the end of the semester. This permits 825 simplex pages or 1375 duplex pages.
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So I'm an intern , and I'm pretty happy that I got the chance. Basically it's the IT wing of one of the biggest companies in my country.
But I've faced a certain moral dilemma during the past few days that's keeping me edgy.
Lets take it this way: I'm basically a self taught person when it comes to Web-Design. When it comes to marking up pages and writing style sheets, I do it all according to standards. I've done the bad and ugly, learned from it, and have improved my self continuously.
For now in this company, I'm under the supervision of one of their web-designers who has been with the company for a while, and has worked in the industry for quite some time (several years I guess). There's another "Associate Web-Designer" that works as well, she's been in the industry for quite some time too and in a "respected" web-design company.
My problem: neither of them know anything about web standards. To quote a few they do:
I'm not even sure that I'm right anymore.
So just to ask, what should I do?
Or am I wrong?
PS. I've realized the hard way that I don't have the creative edge that a web designer needs, most of the designs that I do are simplistic, so I don't really think I'll be pursuing a career in this.
The best thing to do is to code things properly and simply say there's a better way if they question it.If you can do that without being an overbearing know it all they'll adopt it and you will have helped.
I hope I didn't sound like an overbearing know it all did I?
No, you didn't. It's just easy to come across that way without meaning to, especially when talking about something like standards. I know I have in the past
I would never work for a company that didn't want me to challenge them when they do something badly.
Phew, what a relief! The last thing I want is to sound like I'm a whining little idiot.
I guess what you suggested is the best way, but despite my attempts to code well and bring it to their attention, they've been pretty indifferent about my code, they don't question it. Should I tell them there's a better way politely?
That being said, thanks for your thoughts I appreciate it!
Those 5 points I would raise when they're appropriate, I wouldn't start by saying You're WRONG!
Raise something when you see it done badly or are asked to change your code, e.g. explain why
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People produce better things when people disagree and are open to discussion.The worst things are produced when no-one questions or challenges and just does what they are told.Humor can help keep these discussions free of anger.There's no one right way, sometimes just flat out telling someone it's wrong is appropriate.
If you can make your case and create positive change you will have learned the valuable skill of persuasion.Try something with a level head. If it doesn't work try something else.
Wanting to produce something better is a worthy pursuit.
I understand
I really do want to help them, since they've got the creative edge that's so needed in this profession, so I will try to get them to improve while keeping the things you said in mind. Thanks for helping me our MarkBrown4 !
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I agree with Mark here. Code the best way you can, and if they tell you to change it, be honest and tell them you can't do that, because it is just the wrong thing to do. If they are worth a cracker, they'll respect that, and wake up to their shortcomings.
You might want to keep an eye out for suitable references/articles to back up your point of view. Then if somebody queries your approach, you can say "Well I've been reading about it and this seems like the way forward. There's a good article here, if you'd like to read it for yourself." That way, they can kid themselves that they learnt the right techniques from respected industry sources, rather than have to admit that the intern knows more than they do.
You're correct and they are wrong.
Honestly, my advice would be to find another job somewhere else. Working there is only going to hold you back. I can't stand working with people who are happy with sloppy and/or sub-standard work. Start looking around for something better. That's my advice to you.
Problem is that within the company, he's the junior guy and the other guys are the "senior" developers. His management will almost certainly respect the opinion of the established guys rather than listen to what he has to say.
I'd look for another job if I were him.
I understand. Thank you!
That seems to be a good way to deal with it, guess showing them the standards is one way to get them to improve and not get any hate towards me. Thank you for your thoughts.
My first thoughts when I encountered this horrific code is that I wouldn't want to work here anymore with this kind of status. But I'd like to try and help them out since they're good designers, I might as well try for the engineering division instead.
Thank You for your thoughts.
I just had a talk with the "associate", she isn't gonna budge, she thinks she's right. The lead is willing to improve himself, so I'm pretty sure he'll set her straight. As for me, heading for engineering is a good prospect for me.
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(Get me a bucket. I need to vomit.)
I need another bucket. :rolleyes:
:lol: she was pretty severe with me on the first one to quote:
There's no need for a ul!
Guess she's never read the HTML spec.... I just hope she perks up before she heads for Australia... :lol:
Yes, people who got into web design before the standards movement got into full swing can be pretty dangerous. There is no way I would put up with them professionally, even if it meant being unemployed. Just like I'd rather be poor than turn to crime.
Seems bleak for me doesn't it?
When I first read that code example I was half awake in the morning here and was like "Don't see anything wrong with that... Not sure what he's.. oh crap they're really doing that? No
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The second example is even worse. Do they know there's such a thing as an actual <address> tag in html? And those
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Yeah, you're in the wrong place my friend. If you do stay there, make sure you don't fall into the trap of taking notice of people like that. There's a danger poor standards could become "normal" to you if you work in an environment like that over time. Take it from me - YOU are right, not them.
Thank you, I'll be sure to heed your advice!
+1 Yes, that would be my worry. Imagine your next (standards savvy) employer saying—"So, show me what you worked on at your last job." :eek:


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Same issue here. Got the pre-release as well as beta. The pre-release gives me the GRUB prompt while the beta just gives me the ISOLINUX line and does nothing after that. BT3 worked fine on this laptop.
The only difference between running BT the last time and now is that laptop has Win7 loaded on it. Thought this should not make any difference as it is booting directly from the DVD.
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Vinification is utterly modern. Yields are kept very low (between 25 and 30 hectoliters per hectare for Cairanne and Gigondas) by close pruning and a vendange verte in abundant vintages. The grapes are all hand-picked, completely destemmed, and vinified parcel by parcel, varietals separated. During harvest Laurent may have almost 100 different microvinifications in the cellar, representing different grape varietals of some 60 distinct parcels. All are fermented in enameled steel vats with temperatures controlled at 28C with a day or two at 34C for maximum extraction. Following the initial fermentation and malolactic in tank, the separate varietals and parcels are blended for each wine, with inferior tanks being sold off to negociants. View all Domaine Brusset Wines
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The appellation of Côtes du Rhône encompasses much of the land of the area, not to mention much of the wine – over two-thirds of the wine produced here is of the Côtes-du-Rhône appellation. Wines here need only be from the Côtes de Rhône geographic area (which is fairly large) and consist of one or more of the 22 varieties permitted. Being such a wide classification, it's a surprise and joy that so many of these wines reach such a high quality. While there are areas in the Northern Rhône that meet the classification of Côtes du Rhône, most all of this appellation is in the Southern Rhône. Wines here are based mostly on Grenache, like other Rhône reds, while the whites focus on Marsanne and Roussanne. Viognier is also allowed although typically used in smaller quantities.
Notable FactsThere is one higher level in the Côtes du Rhône called Côtes du Rhône Villages. These wines are from specific village areas that have a few more standards the wine must reach to receive the village label. Some to take note of are Cairanne, Rasteau, Seguret and Beaumes-de-Venise. The good thing about both Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages is that big producers of the smaller appellations are taking the opportunity and freedom offered by this broad appellation and creating wines of very high quality, and lower in price.
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AMS-500 Boost Controller Group Buy?
Anyone interested in getting in on a GB for an AMS-500 boost controller? Theres are normally $400+shipping
Just gauging some interest here.
The AMS-500 Boost Controller can control 2-Stages and/or levels of boost. The 2-Stages are controlled by Input1 and Input2. Both of these inputs can be configured using a DIP Switch for either Ground or +12 volt activation:
Input1 may be configured to function as a "Launch" stage when used in conjunction with Input2.
Input2 offers an adjustable ramp rate as well as boost level settings.
Each stage has a range of adjustment from 0 to 40psi with 1psi resolution and is controlled to within .1psi to target using advanced control algorithms.
If a setting greater than 40psi is configured the AMS-500 will default to the maximum 40psi allowed.
A setting of 0 PSI will turn either stage off.
An optional Safe Mode is available when using a pressure source other than the manifold pressure. The Safe Mode continually checks for the proper pressure increase and will disable the system and open the decrease solenoid in the event of an error condition.
When in Normal Mode of operation the AMS-500 will keep trying to apply pressure to the waste gateuntil its target is reached.
IMPORTANT-The AMS-500 controls the pressure on the Waste Gate so the actual boost level obtained is a combination of the Waste Gate Spring pressure and pressure applied by the controller. (Just like the AMS-1000) This controller comes with everything you need to connect it up and use except for an external air source if desired.
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