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WATCH: Electric Zoo releases official trailer
Electric Zoo is right around the corner, and all the animals in New York (and everywhere nearby) are getting ready for three days of sheer musical bliss. The festival has released its official trailer, and if this doesn't make you go buy a ticket right now (if you haven't already), it's hard to say what will!
The trailer captures footage from last year's festival, and features a number of talented DJs, sharing their thoughts on Electric Zoo, including Laidback Luke, Tiesto, Krewella, Hardwell, Steve Aoki, and more.
Made Event will be bringing back New York's beloved festival to Randall's Island on August 30, 31, and September 1.
[Get tickets to Elelctric Zoo]
Krewella said it best in the trailer: "People come to E. Zoo because the lineup is insane. [It's] every act in EDM right now." This year's lineup is absolutely massive, and includes a wide range of DJs, spanning all across dance music. Taking the five stages this year are Benny Benassi, Knife Party, Alesso, Baauer, Danny Tenaglia, Tiesto, Congorock, Mat Zo, A-trak, Armin van Buuren, Clockwork, Carnage, Tommy Trash, and many more.
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In his second answer at prime minister's questions today, David Cameron asked a question of Ed Miliband:
As we are being kept here to vote on the publication of the NHS risk register, why don't you ask a question about that?
It seemed like a strange tactic. Why would the prime minister, who has been ordered by the information commissioner to publish the document detailing the potential risks of his NHS bill, want to bring up the fact that he is refusing to comply? Surely this was a subject on which Labour, not the government, holds the upper hand?
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Kevin Grandia | November 13, 2012
By Kevin Grandia • Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - 16:04
In his acceptance speech last Tuesday, President Obama stated that: "We want our children to live in an America that isn't burdened by debt, that isn't weakened by inequality, that isn't threatened by the destructive power of a warming planet."
The President's words will be put to the test very shortly.
As Glenn Hurowitz points out on Grist, a bill is about to land on the President's desk that will allow US airlines to ignore a European Union climate law.
Hurowitz writes:
"If he signs the bill, Obama will not only be failing to take sufficient action to address climate change, but actively going out of his way to stop another country from doing so – a pretty extreme act at the worst possible time."
This is a line in the sand and a really big deal. We will soon know if President Obama plans to stay true to his word on his commitment to curb the emissions of climate change pollution by industry in the United States.
Hurowitz's piece is well worth the read, as it goes into a lot of detail on the issue of transnational aviation and climate change policy.
It won't matter....
That EU program is now on hold;
Caving To Pressure, Isolated EU Halts Aviation Emissions Scheme
Date: 11/12/12
Will Nichols and James Murray, BusinessGreen
"Brussels today announced it will freeze its carbon regulations on flights to and from the EU for a year, giving the UN's international aviation body 12 months to deliver a global deal for tackling greenhouse gas emissions from the sector.
European Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard said the move followed the "very good news" coming out of last Friday's International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) meeting where delegates recognised global market-based measures (MBMs) for tackling emissions are feasible and agreed to deliver a final package of proposals at its conference next September."
The decision comes after Brussels faced down pressure from the US, China, India, and several other major nations who viewed the regulation as a breach of international agreements.
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the progress we are making on GHG is painfully slow. That the president at leaste recognizes the dire situation we are in is better then the 'other' candiate who lost November 6th.


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Goblins in the Castle
A young boy has grown up in a castle with his mentor and guardian. He has always been warned away from one tower in the castle. He entertains himself by exploring all the nooks and hidden secrets of the castle. One day he discovers the way to the dungeon where he meets Igor. Accidentally one day he discovers what was in the forbidden tower. The souls of millions of goblins, who, because of their long imprisonment, want to seek revenge on humans for their...
Into the Land of the Unicorns - Unicorn Chronicles 1
Cara lives with her grandmother after her parents left her when she was a child. One day while Cara and her Grandma are out shopping a strange man starts following them. Trying to escape they run into a church and start climbing the bell tower. As the man pursues them Cara's grandmother hands her an amulet and tells her to jump off the bell tower. When Cara does she finds herself in Luster, the land of the unicorns. There she befriends lightfoot, a un...
Jennifer Murdley's Toad
When Jennifer Murdley buys a toad from weird Mr. Elives' Magic Shop her ordinary life takes a sudden turn for the weird. Her new friend ends up being Bufo, a "tongue toad," who can speak in any voice and imitate any sound. Bufo uses his vocal talents to help Jennifer get even with a school bully, but ends up causing more trouble when he discovers he can turn humans into toads by kissing them. Even worse, Jennifer learns Bufo is being pursued by a witc...
Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher
Young Jeremy Thatcher thought the multicolored rock he bought from Mr. Elives' magic shop was just some sort of marble. Instead the "rock" ends up being a dragon's egg that Jeremy must hatch and raise. His new fire-breathing pet Tiamet proves quite a handful, especially when Jeremy discovers only he can see and hear her -- even when Tiamet grows into a giant, beautiful creature of myth. Still Jeremy grows attached to the dragon he raised from birth, s...
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Skull Of Truth
Weird Mr. Elives' magic shop is full of weird things -- like the human skull Charlie Eggleston steals from a display shelf one day. To Charlie's surprise, he discovers the skull (his name is Yorick) can speak! Even more amazing, Yorick can compel others to tell the truth -- something that proves very inconvenient for a compulsive liar like Charlie! Charlie's new knack for truth telling gets him into a lot of trouble at home and on the playground, espe...
The Ghost in the Third Row
Nina and her best friend Chris investigate a very old theater and a ghost. ...
The Monster's Ring
After learning the weird ring he bought from creepy Mr. Elives can transform him from a boy into a hideous monster and back again, Russell Cranaker uses the magic to terrify school bully Eddie. Gradually, however, Russell finds the ring is awakening monstrous instincts within him, a problem that gets worse every time Russell uses the ring. Despite this, Russell becomes addicted to the thrill of changing into different monsters. ...


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1887 Mason & Hamlin Liszt foot pump organ
Time: 4 pm
Tickets: $20 general
$15 Students/Seniors
Tickets available at the door
Artis Wodehouse, antique American keyboards
Lorri McCann, soprano
George Spitzer baritone
Organ works by 19th-century American composers Chadwick, Foote and Ives
Chinese Songs by Charles Tomlinson Griffes
Vocal Selections by 19th-century American composer Amy Marcy Beach
MELODEON presents the first of three concerts during the 2012-13 season at Church of the Epiphany, York Avenue at East 74th St., NYC, on Sunday, November 11 at 4 p.m. Keyboardist Artis Wodehouse will play rarely-heard selections on her completely restored 1887 Liszt foot-pump organ, in works by American composers George Chadwick, Arthur Foote and Charles Ives. Vocal works on the program include Chinese songs by Charles Tomlinson Griffes sung by baritone George Spitzer, and selections by Amy Beach, a ground-breaking woman composer from 19th-century America sung by soprano Lorri McCann.
MELODEON performs music from 19th- and early 20th-century America using period antique instruments from keyboardist Artis Wodehouse's collection. Ms. Wodehouse, (cited by The New York Times as "savior of the old and neglected") has collected and restored a group of largely forgotten and rarely heard antique keyboard instruments. She formed MELODEON in 2011 to present unusual and rarely-performed 19th-century American music. Baritone George Spitzer and soprano Lorri McCann are joining Wodehouse for the November concert.


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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today designated 597 counties in 14 states as primary natural disaster areas due to drought and heat, making all qualified farm operators in the areas eligible for low-interest emergency loans. These are the first disaster designations made by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2013.
"As drought persists, USDA will continue to partner with producers to see them through longer-term recovery, while taking the swift actions needed to help farmers and ranchers prepare their land and operations for the upcoming planting season," said Vilsack. "I will also continue to work with Congress to encourage passage of a Food, Farm and Jobs bill that gives rural America the long-term certainty they need, including a strong and defensible safety net."
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World leaders in minerals and energy research sign agreement
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Curtin University of Technology in Western Australia has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Colorado School of Mines, agreeing to expand the level of collaboration on minerals and energy education and research between the two world-class mining research and education institutions.
Curtin's Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Development, Professor Linda Kristjanson, said the agreement, The 21st Century Earth Resources Initiative, would initially focus on strategic metals, CO2 sequestration and energy economics.
"Significant issues surrounding minerals and energy were once largely domestic concerns, but now they are truly international in nature and require an international response," Professor Kristjanson said.
Initial research collaborations between Curtin and the Colorado School of Mines will include the international availability of uranium, carbon dioxide sequestration and issues of energy economics for the minerals industry.
"Curtin and the Colorado School of Mines make natural partners, as there are substantial similarities between their academic cultures," Professor Kristjanson said.
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Colorado School of Mines Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer, Dr. John Poate, said this agreement would bring together two leaders in the minerals and energy arena.
"Through this MOU, Curtin and the Colorado School of Mines will focus on crucial areas in the minerals and energy space, including the world wide supply of uranium," Dr. Poate said.
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Fanboy Comics Reviews Kozmik!Thursday, November 15th, 2012
Ahead of its print release, Kozmik is being released digitally on ComiXology. Fanboy Comics received an advance look at the full graphic novel, and below is what they had to say about it. Be sure to head to their site by CLICKING HERE to read the full review.
"Arcana Comics' new hero could prove to be for children and 'tweens what Invincible proved to be for high schoolers. If you love intelligent adventure with a Saturday morning spirit, you might dig Kozmik. "
Thank you to Fanboy Comics for the great review and, again, be sure to read the full review by CLICKING HERE!


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I don't believe in hiding death or mourning from my kids, a subject I had to revisit last week when my husband's grandfather passed away.
On Christmas Eve, my husband's grandfather Norman died. Michael went to the funeral in Florida with his father, but my mother-in-law couldn't go because of a recent hip surgery. I told her I would bring the boys over the day of the funeral. She worried that they might get frightened if they saw her or my sister-in-law crying. I told her she didn't have to worry about that, because I had prepared them.
I don't believe in hiding death or mourning from my kids. Death doesn't have to be any more mysterious than it already is.
The first family death my boys experienced was when they were 4 and 6 years old, when my Nana Pearl died on January 19, 2010. Nana died in her bedroom at the age of 91 with her children, grandchildren and nurses around her. I was less than a foot from her when she took her last breath. The entire experience completely changed my relationship to death. I witnessed every stage of the dying process – the loss of appetite, frequent slumbering, calling to her husband and sisters, the throes, the irregular, noisy breathing and the end, when her body dimmed and she was gone. She had a peaceful, natural death, and it was remarkable to be with her when she left this world.
As a little girl, I sensed that I should have been sad when older relatives died. But since I didn't know my grandfather or great-grandmother very well, I didn't experience sadness. It made me feel like I was doing something wrong. I also wasn't allowed to go to my babysitter Vivi's funeral, who I adored. She died of meningoencephalitis when I was 10. I heard someone say that her body looked so small in the casket, and I imagined Vivi with a shriveled body no bigger than an infant's. The image was most likely more frightening in my imagination. I wish I had seen her with my own eyes.
My husband and I decided that the best way to help our children deal with mourning was to speak to them succinctly and plainly about what happens when someone dies.
"It's OK to not know how to feel about it. There is no wrong way to feel," we told them.
"Nana lived to 91 and it was time for her to die."
"Grandmom and Poppi and your aunts and I are going to be very sad and cry a lot," I said.
"It hurts to lose someone you love. It hurts very much."
"You can give hugs to me and grandmom and your aunts and say you are sorry that Nana died."
"Do you have any questions?"
They did. And they wanted to see her.
When we got to the funeral home, I walked with them to see the half-open casket before other mourners arrived. Ezra asked if you lose your legs when you die. I explained that you couldn't see her legs, but they were still there. Maxon asked how Nana got inside "the treasure box," which I think is a much better term than casket. They said she didn't look like Nana. I explained that only Nana's body was in the treasure box, and what made Nana loving and beautiful and special — her soul — was gone. They wanted to know where the soul went. I told them that people believe different things about what happens to the soul. It was up to them to decide what made the most sense in their minds.
At the burial site, Maxon shoveled dirt onto the casket. At the shiva, they learned how to comfort and support family members who are mourning. I was really proud of my boys, who were polite and respectful that long and emotional day. My mother told everyone the treasure box story.
So, when Stormin' Norman died, we handled it the same way. And on the day of the funeral, when the boys gave my sister- and mother-in-law hugs and said they were sorry, I knew they weren't uncomfortable or afraid. And again, they made me very proud.


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I'm interested to see how far he can go before he gets found out, he is a breath of fresh air in so much as he is different and flashy etc - granted not everyones cup of tea but someone like him with that style might bring a few new fans into the sport as he does pull some Mortal Kombat/Seen it in a movie, didnt think it would work in a real cage fight stylie.
Dude hits hard as well it seems so maybe he has actually got the talent and power to back up the showboating. Think its a double edged sword in so much as some will watch him to see what crazy shit he pulls next, some will watch to see him hopefully get his arse handed to him, either way, I think he will get people watching.
Hopefully he will take things slow and work his way up the ladder, I do fear that because of his style he may get thrown into a higher level fight before he is ready for it.
Sig awaiting witty quote from someone.
Another good performance by Michael.
One time when he was fighting in Ireland he hit a guy in the head with a cartwheel kick, having made bets with about 15 people before hand that he would land it. He's got skill and because he is unusual he's met with jealousy, go read the book of 5 rings or something.
Can someone PM me the secret 'finding him out' gameplan?
I'd love to know.
Think its called double leg and RNC
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
Sounds like Lexington Steele's signature.
I love watching this guy fight, his style is a breath of fresh air and he's incredibly entertaining. I really hope he does well for himself and I'd love to see more people with unique styles like this.
His sherdog stats need amending because his fight with Jefferson George was K1 rules not MMA.
How many actual MMA fights has he had? No disrespect as MVP has very high level skill standing but Jefferson would have raped him clinching and on the ground and he is a 70kg BJJ fighter who took a K1 rules fight with 1 week notice, with not a single round of Pro MMA fight experience behind him!
If MVP's Sherdog stats are gonna have W's from other rule sets then surely it should be 400-0-0 or some shit LOL to include all his mat battles. [ /end hating ]
edit: Anyone know who to email to amend this "Pro-MMA" loss from Jeffersons record please?
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Foreigner's Mick Jones reminisces about opening for the Beatles - 50 years ago
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(Yahoo!) - Even Mick Jones gets nostalgic about "Yesterday."
The Foreigner guitarist, songwriter, and record producer is gearing up for a tour — it was announced Tuesday his band will hit the road with Styx and The Eagles's Don Felder this spring — but he reminisced about his early days in the business when he was the opening act for… the Beatles?! Yep, right before the Fab Four touched down at JFK Airport — 50 years ago this week — they spent three weeks in Paris with a teenage Mick.
"I was just thinking: 50 years ago today, I was saying goodbye to the Beatles," he told Yahoo when we interviewed him in New York City on Wednesday. "I was 18 or 19. I had spent three weeks with them in Paris as they were preparing to come to the United States for 'The Ed Sullivan Show.'"
Before hits like "I Want to Know What Love Is" and "Feels Like the First Time" were even a thought in his mind, the British-born Jones moved to France at 18, where he was playing guitar for French singer Sylvie Vartan, who was on the same bill as the Beatles at the Olympia.
"This event in Paris — I was just playing on the bill," he said. "I was struggling, hoping to get a gig, and I ended up opening up for the Beatles."
Over the three-week period, Jones spent a lot of time hanging out with the Liverpool lads and had a bird's-eye look at their megastardom.
"They pulled me into their world," he said. "It was like 'A Hard Day's Night.' Did you see that movie? Just like that. Really. I was running in and out of their cars — the big old cars they used to have — with all the girls screaming."
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Well done to Spencer Hewitt bouncing back in impressive fashion over such a tough guy!
Well done to Spencer Hewitt bouncing back in impressive fashion over such a tough guy!
Valley of Kings - Coming Soon
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
I was worried about andre's confidence when he mentioned the injuries he had in the pre-fight vid
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Putting aside personal bias on my team mate's fights, it was an awful show, apart from the heckling and Bostwick vs Sines fight which was entertaining.
Tomasz (fighting for a title in his UK1 debut?) vs Chi was possibly the worst fight of the night. Tomasz spent the 2nd and 3rd round blowing out of his arse.
Out of curiosity, why do UCMMA show MMA records of fighters before UK1 fights?
DoD normally does a long post of 20 reasons why UCMMA is so good - why can't he pay for the licence to play decent music? The music they have on loop is awful.
Bare in mind BAMMA had Moran vs Nunes on their undercard UCMMA had?????? nothing by comparison.
On a positive note the atmosphere in the Troxy has greatly improved and the security seamed allot more friendly than my last visit and there wasnt so much thuggery in the crowd (well open thuggery that is).
Again on a positive note there was no Ultimate Ball but if UCMMA want to be seen as no1 they need to invest heavily in their card as this one was awful and having UK1 fights is bad enough but I understand the need given the audience they have to appeal to but having one as the main event of an MMA show makes me think that they may have jumped the shark.


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"The Other Son" Screening and Film Conversation
The Markaz
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The Levantine Cultural Center will present the feature film The Other Son Wed., Feb. 20th, 7:30 pm at the Laemmle Music Hall, followed by a film panel. The Other Son is an unusually provocative "switched at birth" tale that captures the essence of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. French director Lorraine Levy presides over an excellent international cast (the film is in Arabic, Hebrew, French and English with subtitles) that effectively conveys all the emotion wrought from the pain and joys of family drama.
When & Where
Laemmle Music Hall
9036 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills,
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
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I'm new to linux in general so sorry if I sound stupid. I've been trying to use mfcuk (http://code.google.com/p/mfcuk/) with a SCL3711 contact-less reader.
I've google and browsed through countless forums and finally got the reader to actually read, but when I try to make mfcuk I get
I've tried with different versions of libnfc, and have been at it for a few days. Sorry if this s an easy problem to solve..null@livingroom-pc:~/mfcuk-read-only# make
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/mfcuk-read-only'
Making all in src
make[2]: Entering directory `/root/mfcuk-read-only/src'
CC crapto1.o
In file included from crapto1.c:20:
crapto1.h: In function parity:
crapto1.h:69: warning: implicit declaration of function asm
crapto1.h:75: error: expected ) before : token
make[2]: *** [crapto1.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/root/mfcuk-read-only/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/mfcuk-read-only'
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I'm using Backtrack 5 r3 btw, I'm not sure what other information is needed but can provide.


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Paul McCartney has 'successful treatment' for virus, 'complete recovery' expected
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Paul McCartney is expected to be back in action soon.
A statement on the former Beatle's website Thursday said McCartney "received successful medical treatment at a hospital in Tokyo" to combat a virus, and will "make a complete recovery."
It also notes that McCartney "has been ordered to take a few days rest," and adds that the rock legend has been "extremely moved" by all the well-wishes he's received from fans throughout the world.
McCartney arrived in Tokyo last Thursday for a series of shows in Japan, but became ill on Friday. His condition forced him to postpone his concerts in Tokyo, Osaka, and Seoul -- where he was slated to make his South Korean performance debut on May 28th.
McCartney is still expected to launch the U.S. portion of his "Out There" tour as scheduled in Lubbock, Texas on June 14th.
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Remarks by Secretary Eric K. Shinseki
6th Annual National Veterans Small Business Conference & Expo
Las Vegas, NV
July 20, 2010
Tim Foreman, thank you for that kind introduction, and thanks for your leadership of VA's Small Business Enterprise. Thanks, as well, to Tracey Pinson, Director, Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, Office of the Secretary of the Army—congratulations on organizing another superb conference; Mayor Oscar Goodman—thanks for your hospitality in welcoming us to Las Vegas; Joe Jordan, Associate Administrator, Small Business Administration—thanks for swapping speaking slots to allow me to make my flight out; members of the Veteran Small Business Federal Interagency Council—we do important work together. Thanks for making a difference for Veteran-owned small businesses; fellow Veterans, other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen:
It is great to be back in Las Vegas. i was here about two weeks ago visiting the new VA Medical Center that is being constructed on the north edge of town. The construction workforce on that project will grow to about 600 jobs on-site until the planned opening in 2012—top-of-the-line, state-of-the-art medical care for our Veterans living in Las Vegas and the surrounding areas. When that medical center is up and running, it will mean about 2,200 permanent jobs for Las Vegas—950 of them new ones.
We began this trip yesterday in San Antonio and will head to Los Angeles this afternoon, but wanted to squeeze in this stop to address this influential conference for VA. Small businesses are the creative force on the American business landscape, and I wanted to be here to tell you how important you are to all of us.
As you may know, World War II Veterans played a major role in creating this most exciting city in the world. They leveraged their entitlements under the original GI Bill, which turned captains of infantry into captains of industry and engineer's mates into entrepreneurs.
That original GI Bill only lasted 12 years, 1944 through 1956, but it profoundly transformed our country, economically, educationally, and socially, catapulting our economy to the world's largest, and our Nation to global leader. In 12 years, it produced 450,000 trained engineers, 240,000 accountants, 238,000 teachers, 91,000 scientists, 67,000 doctors, 22,000 dentists, and more than a million other college-educated Veterans.
Well, lightning is about to strike a second time. We have just finished administering the first year of the new Post-9/11 GI Bill. Over 292,000 Veterans and family members took advantage of it this past year, pursuing their dreams of a college education. When we include the other 342,000 Veterans in school, who are attending college under the Montgomery GI Bill, the Vocational Rehabilitation Program, or one of the other VA-administered education programs, the number of Veterans in school soars to 634,000. Tough, smart, and skilled, these Veterans are poised to become a future generation of national leaders in business, education, science and engineering, government, religion, the military, and a host of other disciplines.
Why am I telling you all this? Because Veterans hire Veterans, and these graduates are going to need help entering the job market. Veterans hire Veterans because they know what they are getting. That's not true for all businesses, by the way—not everyone makes it a point to hire those who have been entrusted with defending our way of life. But, as a rule, Veteran-owned businesses hire Veterans in numbers. We want to improve your opportunities to compete in business, in general, and for federal contracts, in particular, because that improves your opportunity to create jobs for Veterans.
We must do this, together, because the alternatives are stark. Veterans represent a disproportionate share of America's jobless, homeless, depressed, substance abusers, and suicides. Today, 107,000 Veterans are homeless, and those at-risk of being homeless are several times that number.
We are committed to helping you so that we, together, can help Veterans avoid the glaring reality I've just described. At VA, we put Veterans first both in employment and in contracting, and we don't hesitate or apologize about doing either. VA's level of Veteran employment today is roughly 29 percent, and we intend to raise that bar.
And where procurements are concerned, VA's small-business procurements have exceeded 30 percent each fiscal year since 2007, and our stretch goal for fiscal year 2010 is 33.5 percent, more than ten points above the federal goal of 23 percent. We are within reach of our stretch goal.
Since 2007, we have nearly doubled our procurements from Veteran-owned small businesses—10 percent in fiscal year 2007 and 19 percent in fiscal year 2009, and we have more than doubled our contracts with service-disabled small businesses, going from 7 percent in fiscal year 2007 to 16 percent in 2009.
Last year, one of our Veteran Integrated Service Networks, a regional headquarters within our health care administration, awarded more than 38 percent of its total procurement dollars to Veteran-owned small businesses. And our National Cemetery Administration already uses Veteran-owned small businesses for 59 percent of its procurements contracts. So, we know we can do better, and we will.
Let me turn to a sensitive topic for all of us: enforcement. We need to do more to prevent contractors from falsely claiming Veteran status, or using their Veteran status to front for non-Veteran owned corporations. Some in Congress have taken to calling such fraud "stolen valor," and it is; but it's also stolen opportunity—your opportunity to compete, to demonstrate that you have the skills and capacity to solve problems, and to establish yourselves as leaders in the marketplace.
VA is finally baring its teeth on this issue and taking steps to discipline both the process and the actors who stray from the rules. In May of this year, the VA inspector general arrested a contractor in New York for falsely claiming Veteran status to win a $5.7 million construction contract.
We have also established a new oversight committee, chaired by Tim Foreman, to investigate complaints and, where warranted, to expedite suspensions and debarments. Such actions are meant to protect the integrity of the federal acquisition system. As I said last year, there are rules; if you abide by them, you have my unwavering support. If you don't, we'll find you.
Now, let me tell you some good news about Veteran-owned small businesses contracting with VA. President Obama charged me to transform VA into a 21st century organization. Transformation is about focusing on VA's mission first. Our mission is Veterans. Transformation is also about challenging the assumptions about what we do, how we do it, and why we do it the way we do. In challenging the assumptions, we define the new principles and processes that will serve Veterans in the decades to come—Veteran advocacy, transparency, integrity and accountability, good business models, and a trained and motivated workforce equipped with the right tools.
Let me touch on decisions most applicable to those in this audience. VA's information technology issues are significant. Just last week, we cancelled a $400 million IT modernization project for not living up to expectations. Prior to that, last summer, we cancelled or cut back over a dozen IT projects for being over budget or behind schedule—some of which were over a year behind.
This should tell you how much IT work VA needs done, and how much opportunity there is for small businesses to exploit. We are looking to the private sector for help, seeking contractor-provided solutions, including services and hardware, for a broad range of requirements.
Given the magnitude of the requirement—the need to get everything to mesh, and the demand for accountability—we don't think it makes sense to piecemeal contracts out to dozens, if not hundreds of contractors, as has been done in the past. We need contractors to self-select their teams, designate a lead integrator, and aggressively pursue our long-term requirements.
We've settled on a new acquisition strategy called Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology—T-4. And while I introduce it today as a new concept, it should not be new to most of you. Other agencies, like the Army and the Air Force, have successfully employed a similar strategy for major acquisitions for years. In fact, last year, VA hired, en masse, the Army's experts in this strategy—not just a handful of experts, but 160 experienced acquisition specialists who became available as a result of the Department of Defense's Base Realignment and Closure Commission.
This provided critical mass for standing up a new office to provide a full-service, one-stop shop for IT acquisitions. Almost all of these specialists have worked together for years, through three successful executions of the Army's T-4 strategy. So there was no need for a break-in period with this "new office." The team was already built. They knew what success looked like, and they have moved out to transform VA's acquisition programs.
So what's T-4? T-4 is $7 billion in VA IT procurement over the next five years, over $1 billion per year, or about 9 percent of total VA outlays.
- Up to 15 prime contracts—at least four of which will be reserved for service-disabled Veteran-owned small businesses, and at least three of which will be reserved for Veteran-owned small businesses.
- A two-step selection process: in the first step, we will select for award without regard to the size of the business; if four service-disabled and three Veteran-owned small businesses are selected, we're done—no step two.
- If we don't get four service-disabled and three Veteran-owned firms in the first step, then we eliminate the big firms and non-Veteran businesses, and select the most competitive of those remaining.
- That's not all; big firms selected for prime contracts must meet ambitious subcontracting goals—35 percent for small businesses, including 12 percent for Veteran-owned and 10 percent for service-disabled.
- We will award evaluation credit to big firms based on how much they team with small firms.
- We will closely monitor small-business subcontracting goals, with the results posted on the web for full transparency. Firms that don't meet their goals won't receive additional task orders.
- We also reserve the right to set aside task orders for service-disabled and Veteran-owned small businesses so that those teaming with big firms actually get the work they have been promised.
That's the strategy—T-4. Pretty straightforward. Now, in case you were wondering, a major difference between T-4 and set-asides is that the federal acquisition regulation requires small-business contractors to perform at least 50 percent of the work for set-asides, which could eliminate most small businesses from competing for our 15 prime contracts. If we were to use set-asides, we would have to break up our 15 contracts into many much smaller contracts, which would fragment the whole IT transformation effort, a past mistake we are determined not to repeat.
T-4 avoids the 50 percent requirement by having big and small businesses compete against each other for these prime contracts, while reserving any seven of the prime contracts for Veteran-owned small businesses. This gives small businesses a shot at up to 15 prime contracts, and ensures that qualified Veteran-owned small businesses get at least seven of them.
This presents great opportunity for Veteran-owned small businesses. With T-4, you don't have to settle for smaller subcontracts or set-asides. You can team with other firms to compete for the 15 big contracts. It's your chance to think big, to think like a prime, and to succeed as one.
we have briefed many of you on T-4 already. We've consulted one-on-one with some 240 firms, hosted a pre-solicitation conference in June for over 320 firms, and fielded over 1,000 questions about the strategy. The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with most of you welcoming the opportunity to compete. The nonprofit USA-Vet-Biz has confirmed this and given T-4 a thumbs-up, foreseeing a much larger role for Veterans in business as both prime contractors and subcontractors.
For anyone nervous about competing for reserve contracts, let me assure you—Veteran-owned businesses can compete and win. That's a fact. Some small businesses were recently up-in-arms about the General Services Administration's blanket purchase agreements for office products under the federal strategic sourcing initiative. VA helped shape those agreements, and despite the fears of a few, small businesses captured most of work. For example, three small businesses, including two service-disabled businesses, now provide all toner cartridges for 15 federal agencies.
One more point: T-4 could give small businesses opportunities to compete for as much as $12 billion in contracts—$7 billion with VA for IT, and another $5 billion from other federal agencies that come to VA for help in meeting their procurement requirements and small-business goals. We estimate that T-4 will mean roughly $1 billion in contracts for Veteran-owned small businesses each year.
T-4 is a win-win-win strategy: Veteran-owned businesses win by getting more contracting opportunities; VA wins by getting the contractor support it needs more quickly, with less risk, reduced costs, and in a more manageable form; and all Veterans win by getting better services and support from a transformed VA. T-4 begins with word transformation. And the Request for Proposals will be released July 26.
In closing, let me just remind all: Hire veterans, team with veterans, think big, think like the primes, but obey the rules—and I'll work with you as you build your businesses.
I hope you enjoy your time here this week. I know it will be worth your while.
At the outset, I mentioned starting this trip in San Antonio and finishing it in Los Angeles. I went to Brooke Army Medical Center yesterday to visit our troops who have been painfully and horribly disfigured by burns. Some have lost their most precious possession, their identities, because burns have left them unrecognizable. I am going to Los Angeles from here to visit the UCLA Medical School and the Ron Katz Foundation, which have taken on giving these youngsters back their identities—their dignity, their self-confidence, their respect. There's no quit in any of them, and there shouldn't be in any of you, either.
We have given you opportunity, but we can't seize the initiative for you. You have to figure this out.
God bless our men and women in uniform; God bless our Veterans; and may God continue to bless this wonderful country of ours.
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So, yes, we all heard poor PC was raided by the I.T. department and Shahid answered the door, dressed in nothing but boxers. 😛
When I looked at the images to follow, though, I wondered if they were sharing taste in more than boxers, perhaps, t-shirts?
You must remember this t-shirt Shahid Kapoor wore to a promotional charity event for his film Paathshala. He seems to be having fun with his director, Ahmed Khan. Re-read my post: Fashion for all | Shahid Kapoor to jog your memory.
Priyanka Chopra has been in the news for reasons other than the I.T. raid. One of her most ambitious films Saat Khoon Maaf is up for release and she's doing the promotional rounds. Take a look at what she wore to the Radio Mirchi studio.
While she's prompting that you check out director Vishal Bhardwaj, you can't help but notice the strikingly similar t-shirt to Shahid's. We may never know what kind of boxers Priyanka will be caught in but we know for sure this couple likes to listen with headphones on their t-shirts.
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dude at least put in some effort!! there are more than a few install guides on this forum just LOOK!
Is can it be done, Is there a way to install BackTrack to the Hard Drive like other Linux can be installed I dont really care too much for the live boot its cool but I cant learn much If I can't play with it on my Hard Drive.
dude at least put in some effort!! there are more than a few install guides on this forum just LOOK!
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I think you should look in the howto section. jeezzzzzzzzz.......
There are many tutorials on the site for attempting a HD install, try looking in the tutorials section, or failing that try google!
A (quite) simple guide is in "messin with backtrack 3" (pages 10-16), which is on the wiki page.
You might want to stay with a live version or use a usb stick for a while if you have trouble using the search function.....
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.
This is a hackers forum :P
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Lenovo Thinkpad R500, OS: Ubuntu 8.10, BackTrack3, Windows XP (VirtualBox), Windows Vista, Windows 7 beta
err... guess tht only works on IRC
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
Well since this is here, I'm wondering why there isn't a installer? with more people getting these mini notebooks and wanting to install back track on those, it would be nice to see it in backtrack 4
im curious as to what made you think that you can't learn much from using the live cd/usb...
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R. S. Thomas was a priest/poet in the five hundred year Anglican tradition that has famously included John Donne, George Herbert, Charles Wesley, Thomas Ken and many others. Thomas' priesthood was spent in rural parishes, but the poetry he wrote won him national awards and international acclaim.
This event celebrates the centenary of his birth by placing him in a wider literary and spiritual context. Thomas was a man of deep contradictions; he writes powerfully of the Welsh people and landscape and also of God, accepting both belief and doubt and experiencing God's presence and absence as part of the life of faith.
Keynote speaker will be John G. McEllhenney, author of A Masterwork of Doubting Belief: R. S. Thomas and His Poetry (Wipf and Stock, 2013). The event will conclude with Evensong (open to all) in All Saints Episcopal Church, 16 All Saints Road, Princeton, N. J., which will feature the world premiere of "Anthem for St. David of Wales" by Welsh composer Paul Mealor (with text by Gordon Graham).
This event is supported in part by a generous grant from the St. Martin's House fund. Cost is $15 (includes lunch); full-time students: free. Saturday, 21 September 2013, Noon - 5:15 pm.


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Apsley George Benet Cherry-Garrard (January 2, 1886 – May 18, 1959) was an English explorer of Antarctica.
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- The B+W 52mm UV Haze SC 010 Filter is a general use, clear filter that helps to absorb ultraviolet light and reduce the bluish cast of daylight. No additional coloration or contrast is provided, allowing you to pair this filter with others.
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Experienced weight trainers did three days of weight training taking a carbohydrate-protein or placebo beverage two hours before and during recovery from their weight training sessions. Each weight training session consisted of four sets of ten reps of the squat, bent over row, bench press and military press.
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University of South Carolina Civil War Faculty Experts List
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, which began in South Carolina with the Battle of Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861. Some of the nation's top scholars on the Civil War conduct research and teach at the University of South Carolina. To help reporters develop stories in connection with the sesquicentennial, the university's Office of Media Relations has compiled a list of faculty experts.
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Dr. Lacy Ford, a professor of history and vice provost, is an expert on 19th century American history. He can discuss secession, including the social, economic and political change on the eve of and during the Civil War. He also can discuss slavery and the history and public memory of the Civil War. His 2009 book, "Deliver Us From Evil: The Slavery Question in the Old South," has earned critical acclaim. He also has had recent articles appear in the Journal of American History and the Journal of Southern History. Email: email@example.com
The South and South Carolina: the home front
Dr. Walter Edgar is among the Palmetto State's best-known Southern and South Carolina historians. Edgar holds three professorships and is the director of the university's Institute for Southern Studies. He can discuss the home front in the South and South Carolina, as well as politics, military actions and the impact that slavery had on every aspect of life in the American South. He also can discuss the Port Royal Experiment, a program that began in 1862 on the Sea Islands of South Carolina to prepare freed slaves for participation in a post-Civil War society by having former slaves work the land abandoned by plantation owners. Edgar's many publications include "South Carolina: A History" and "The South Carolina Encyclopedia," which he edited. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Civil War through the senses
Dr. Mark Smith, a Carolina Distinguished Professor of History, is an award-winning historian who pioneered sensory history, a field that examines history through the five senses. His research has largely focused on 19th-century U.S. history and the Civil War. In his latest book, "When War Makes Sense: A Sensory History of the American Civil War," Smith answers questions such as, "What did Gettysburg smell like?" "What impact did the siege of Vicksburg have on the sense of taste for those trapped in the city?" "What were the noises, sounds and silence of secession?" "What did the Civil War sound like?" "How did the conflict influence the sense of touch?" "Was seeing really believing in the years during America's most violent conflict?" Smith is president of The Historical Society, a international professional organization of historians of all time periods and regions. Email: email@example.com
Sherman's March
Dr. Steven D. Smith, associate director of applied research in the S.C. Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology, is an expert in the archaeology of Civil War battlefields and camps and the history of African-American soldiers during the war. He has conducted archaeological excavations of Civil War sites across South Carolina since 1987. He directed the project to excavate African-American soldiers discovered on Folly Island (S.C.) that were reburied in the Beaufort National Cemetery. He also has conducted excavations of Union camps and forts on Folly Island. He has researched and mapped Civil War batteries in Beaufort, Jasper and Colleton counties. His latest research involves inventorying and mapping sites associated with Gen. William T. Sherman's march through South Carolina. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Stoking of sectional tensions through boycotts
Dr. Lawrence Glickman, chairman of the history department and Carolina Trustee Professor, is an expert on the history of American consumer society. His recent book, "Buying Power: A History of American Consumer Activism" (2009), devotes two chapters to the coming of the Civil War from the perspective of consumer politics in the South and the North. He is an expert on the "free produce movement," the plan by Northern abolitionists to boycott slave-made goods and to buy only products made by free laborers. Throughout the North, and especially in Quaker Philadelphia, Glickman says there were dozens of "free produce" stores that sold slave-free candy, clothing and sugar. He can also discuss the "non intercourse movement," which occurred at the same time as the free produce movement, in which white Southern economic nationalists sought to boycott Northern goods and products. Both movements lasted from the 1820s through the onset of the Civil War, and both played a role in stoking sectional tensions. Glickman also has studied several post-Civil War boycott campaigns that occurred during the Reconstruction era, including very early boycotts of Jim Crow streetcars by African-Americans. Email: email@example.com
Charleston Habor: A Civil War battlefield
James Spirek, an underwater archaeologist in the S.C. Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology, has spent the last two years combing the depths of the Charleston harbor to record Civil War shipwrecks and submerged coastal-defense features, such as batteries and obstructions, including torpedoes. Looking at the entire Charleston harbor as a naval battlefield, Spirek has created a detailed analysis of the novel techniques and strategies developed by Confederate and Union forces for conducting naval warfare. Spirek can discuss the Civil War's naval history and the role the Charleston harbor played in that history. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Civil War: A Southern lit perspective
Dr. Robert Brinkmeyer is the Emily Brown Jefferies Professor of English and professor of Southern studies. An expert in 20th-century Southern literature and culture, Brinkmeyer can discuss the significance, treatment and portrayal of the Civil War by contemporary Southern writers. His research was featured at the 2009 scholarly conference, "Lincoln and the Civil War in American Culture." A prominent scholar in Southern literature circles, Brinkmeyer serves on the editorial boards of "The Flannery O'Connor Review," "The Mississippi Quarterly" and "New Directions in Southern Studies," a book series published by UNC Press. Email: email@example.com
America's secession and Civil War
Dr. Don H. Doyle, McCausland Professor of History at USC, teaches U.S. history and is an expert in the Civil War era, the American South and nationalism in the Americas and Europe. He recently released a book of essays, titled "Secession as an International Phenomenon: From America's Civil War to Contemporary Separatist Movements." Doyle is currently writing "Last Best Hope: America's International Civil War," a book that deals with the overseas contest between North and South to influence public opinion in Europe and elsewhere in the world. Email: email@example.com
Confederate naval yards: A Mars Bluff story
Dr. Christoper Amer, state underwater archaeologist, and Dr. Jonathan Leader, state archaeologist, are researchers in the university's S.C. Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology. The two have worked on Civil War archaeology projects and can discuss Civil War archaeological research, particularly in South Carolina. They are conducting research in Marion County, in and along the Pee Dee River, on the wreck of the C.S.S. Pee Dee, a Confederate gunboat. Specific areas of focus are two of three large cannon aboard the vessel, plus the Mars Bluff Naval Yard, where the boat was built. The 150-170-foot gunboat was set ablaze and blown up in 1865 so it wouldn't fall into the hands of Gen. William T. Sherman's Union troops. Mars Bluff was one of seven inland Confederate naval yards. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
Civil War and Reconstruction
Dr. Thomas Brown, an associate professor of history, teaches U.S. history and is an expert in the Civil War and Reconstruction era. His scholarship focuses on representations of the Civil War in popular culture. He is the editor of "The Public Art of Civil War Commemoration: A Brief History of Documents," which examines the Civil War as depicted in monuments, movies and other forms. He is also the editor of a forthcoming essay collection, "Remixing the Civil War: Meditations on the Sesquicentennial," which surveys uses of the Civil War in contemporary American art and politics. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Civil War Tourism
Dr. Simon Hudson holds the endowed chair for the CoEE in Tourism and Economic Development. The marketing of tourism is the focus of his research, and he has published more than 40 journal articles, including "Tourism and Hospitality Marketing: A Global Perspective," published in 2008. Hudson can discuss heritage tourism, roots, family reunions and how the South can promote its rich history and culture. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dr. Rich Harrill is director of the International Tourism Research Institute and directs the university's Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Travel & Tourism Industry Center. He is an author, lecturer, researcher and consultant. The institute provides both local and international projects and research while the center focuses on U.S. tourism industry competitiveness. He can discuss the economic impact that international tourism will have on the region during the Civil War anniversary. E-mail: email@example.com


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Course Description: Day 2 of the RBS Foundational Training takes the groundwork / overview from Day 1 and starts to build understanding and practice with specific RBS components including Family Voice and Choice, engagement, facilitated planning, use of natural supports, identification of needs and strengths, development of a mission statement to guide the trajectory of RBS for a specific family, ending with the beginning of brainstorming individual interventions.
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- describe the goals of RBS based on the Day 1 training
- design effective engagement strategies from first contact for clients and families to welcome them into the RBS environment
- list and describe the members of a Child and Family Team
- identify a variety of natural supports that might be used in various life situations
- distinguish between a service and a need
- identify strengths heard in a real-life family story
- identify the components of a Mission Statement and its purpose
- review actual family Mission Statements
- develop a Mission statement for RBS
- provide a definition of an Unmet Need
- identify the differences between Needs, Services and Goals
- apply The Needs Egg to an actual child in order to a) clearly define barrier behaviors, b) recognize the response of others to the behavior, c) describe possible reasons for the behavior, d) identify the underlying need)
- fine-tune Needs Statements
- brainstorm interventions to a case scenario
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This workshop is designed for provider staff working in the RBS Demonstration Project in Los Angeles County, "Open Doors." County (DCFS and DMH) staff who work with youth receiving services through the open door project are also invited to attend.
Lunch will be provided.
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BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- If I told you stocks were cheap right now, you'd probably think I was crazy.
After all, equities have been in the midst of a broad-based rally for the last few years, and the venerable S&P 500 index finally hit new all-time highs last week. Price action like that doesn't exactly go hand-in-hand with bargain valuations on Wall Street, but in fact, some stocks are looking downright cheap in this environment.
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One of the biggest reasons for that is earnings. While stock prices have been moving swiftly upward since 2009, earnings have actually moved in lock-step with stock prices, justifying the loftier cost to buy shares for your portfolio. As I write, the S&P's average price-to-earnings ratio, a measure of how much investors are paying for every dollar of a firm's earnings, sits at 15.4.
That's well below the index's average P/E reading of 18.8 over the last 25 years.
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But take out one big factor from P/E, and the "stocks are cheap" story gets even more interesting; I'm talking about cash. As I write, U.S. corporations are sitting on record cash reserves, a balance sheet number that totally skews the valuation numbers for firms with lots of dollars in their coffers by inflating the P/E ratio. I think that it makes more sense to look at stocks' earnings multiples ex-cash. And after backing out cash, there are some head-scratching valuations on Wall Street right now.
Today, we'll take a look at five of them.
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Goodyear Tire
There isn't much excitement going on at Goodyear Tire (GT). Shares of one of the world's largest tire and rubber manufacturers have mostly meandered sideways in the last year, underperforming the broad market rally that's been lofting most other equity names higher over that same time period. But that boring business does have at least one exciting aspect: It's dirt-cheap. While the firm's P/E ratio currently sits in bargain territory at 7, Goodyear's ex-cash P/E is a floor-hugging 1.61.
Goodyear's name is synonymous with tires, and that's a good thing. Tires are a must-do action item for car owners, since driving on bald or damaged tires is one of the easiest ways to get in an accident. America's aging car fleet currently sports a higher average age than ever before, which should help spur tire sales in 2013. At the same time, a growing pace of new car sales is increasing the number of OEM sales Goodyear is booking right now. That pace should continue as long as central banks keep shoveling cheap money to consumers.
That doesn't mean that Goodyear is without some challenges. Rising input costs and a costly, unionized North American workforce has made GT look unattractive to shareholders in the past. But now, the combination of a bargain price tag and industry tailwinds could send shares higher this quarter. From a technical standpoint, I'd recommend sitting on the sidelines until shares are able to settle at a support level.
E*Trade Financial
It shouldn't come as a huge surprise that E*Trade Financial (ETFC) is having a good year in 2013. Shares of the discount brokerage pioneer have rallied more than 15% year-to-date, buoyed by the rally in stocks since the calendar flipped over. E*Trade currently has a huge P/E ratio of 35.7, but back out its cash position and that number drops down to just 2.46. Why the big difference?
A big part of it has to do with how E*Trade has realigned itself post-2008. The firm has been putting effort into building out its banking business, an operation that complements its retail brokerage business nicely. Banking offers cheap access to capital as well as attractive fee-based revenue streams, and it also provides stellar cross-selling opportunities with E*Trade's legacy brokerage business. Rallies are a goldmine for brokerage firms, as enticed investors ratchet up their trading (and their commissions, in kind). That's a big tailwind that bodes well for ETFC right now.
E*Trade sports a strong balance sheet -- a nice change from the bloodbath that was 2008 for this company. With a more robust financial position coming in 2013, ETFC is better prepared to weather a few bumps in the road this time around. And its bargain valuation isn't going to last forever.
Western Digital
Western Digital (WDC) has some nice industry tailwinds of its own. As the biggest hard drive maker in the world, the firm is riding the rising tide of data consumption in the IT industry, providing storage solutions for PCs, consumer products and enterprise users. The firm's P/E ratio of 5.45 is cheap to begin with, but back out cash and that number drops to 3.7.
WDC's biggest move in the last year was the acquisition of Hitachi's hard drive business, which hugely increased Western Digital's share of the HDD market. The computer industry is undergoing a transformation in storage technology as users embrace technology cloud computing, and one major byproduct of that is ramped-up demand for hard drive storage to fuel their datacenters. As data needs continue to increase, WDC should continue to see its sales increase too. That argument only gets accelerated as WDC is able to sell a larger proportion of high-margin drives used in datacenters.
The firm's position in to the solid state drive market should stave off some analysts' concerns that WDC's main hard drive business will get overtaken by the speedier and pricier technology. While buying Hitachi was costly, the combined firm still sports a deep net cash position right now, a fact that greatly decreases the risk of owning this stock right now.
Interpublic Group
The world's largest marketing company, Interpublic Group (IPG) is another name that's sporting a huge earnings discount right now. The $5.3 billion collection of advertising agencies sports of nominal P/E of 18.9, but back cash out of the equation and that number drops to 9.9.
Interpublic's portfolio of agencies includes McCann, Draftfcb and Lowe -- names that have considerable brand value in the marketing world. That marketing value translates into premium pricing for IPG's collective services, and it's a major contributor to the firm's double-digit net margins. IPG is also one of a handful of advertising organizations with a global reach, which means that the firm is able to court a category of multinational advertisers that smaller firms can't offer the same services to. As the advertising market continues to convalesce, investors should expect profits to keep creeping higher.
Financially, IPG is in solid shape, with a small net cash position on its balance sheet and $2.6 billion in top-line liquidity. Efforts to increase integration of IPG's service portfolio should stair-step the firm's revenues in the next few years as big clients pony up for add-ons.
Manulife Financial
Last up is Manulife Financial (MFC), a $27 billion insurance company. While Manulife's insurance business does dilute the ex-cash argument for the firm's P/E a bit (insurance companies need to have cash and investments on hand, and they can't just dole it out to shareholders), the degree of the difference is what makes MFC look so cheap right now. While the firm's P/E ratio sits right around the industry average at 15.8, that earnings multiple drops down to 7.77 once cash is accounted for.
Manulife is the largest life insurer in Canada, but it's really the firm's other businesses that make it an interesting name right now. Insurance has become an extremely challenging business in recent years thanks to commoditization -- effectively, as long as policy terms are the same, consumers don't care who is insuring them, so price competition has become fierce. To limit its exposure to that battle, Manulife has built an attractive wealth management business, selling investments and managing 401k accounts. Most importantly, that asset management business provides an incentive for customers with existing relationships to buy insurance products from MFC.
As with E*Trade, an equity rally is hugely beneficial for insurers such as Manulife -- both because of its big equity portfolio and because of the fees it earns from its wealth management arm. The combination of an attractive valuation and a hefty 3.5% dividend yield should get investors interested in MFC in 2013.
To see these stocks in action, check out this week's Hidden Earnings Bargains portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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At the time of publication, author had no positions in stocks mentioned.
Jonas Elmerraji, CMT, is a senior market analyst at Agora Financial in Baltimore and a contributor to TheStreet. Before that, he managed a portfolio of stocks for an investment advisory returned 15% in 2008. He has been featured in Forbes , Investor's Business Daily, and on CNBC.com. Jonas holds a degree in financial economics from UMBC and the Chartered Market Technician designation.


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Kim Kardashian Goes Sans Makeup in the Sunshine State
Hurrying her way through crowds, Kim Kardashian arrived at Miami International Airport on Monday (November 12).
The reality diva sported black leather with matching open-toed boots and a fur coat as she chatted on the phone, later emerging from her Sunshine State dwelling sans makeup to run a few errands.
Just yesterday, the 32-year-old star was in Frankfurt, Germany with boyfriend Kanye West presenting Best Song at the 2012 MTV EMAs.
Never failing to share her life with her over 16 million Twitter followers, Kim posted photos of the event on her account, including one with her and Korean rapper PSY with the comment, "Gangnam style."
Another post included a picture with the caption, "Hanging out at the Ema's with @ritaora & @taylorwsift13" though it's unclear if Kanye was around for the likely awkward Taylor Swift reunion.
Enjoy the pictures of Kim Kardashian at Miami International Airport and out to run errands (November 12).
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February 1, 2013 -- Northwestern Oklahoma State University and Pioneer Telephone Cooperative will team up to provide Ranger basketball fans with free t-shirts, lanyards and a chance to win $10,000 during home games on Thursday, Feb. 7
Northwestern Oklahoma State University hopes to turn Percefull Fieldhouse into a wall of white on Thursday, Jan. 13, when the Rangers play host to St. Gregory's University for a Sooner Athletic Conference doubleheader. As part of the school's "White Out" festivities, all Ranger fans are encouraged to wear white clothing, paint their faces and bring signs to the game, and Northwestern will help in that cause by giving the first 700 fans free white Ranger Nation t-shirts. Tip off for the Lady Rangers' game is 6 p.m. with the men following about 8 p.m.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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San Francisco Rumble vs. Bay Area Matrix - Jan. 19rd at 7pm
San Francisco Rumble
Saturday, January 19, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PST)
Come watch as the San Francisco Rumble take on their rivals, the Bay Area Matrix! Tip off is at 7pm at our favorite location: Kezar Pavilion!
The San Francisco Rumble is a professional basketball team in the American Basketball Association. Established in 2007, the team has shown excellence both on and off the court. We are dedicated to showing our local community how basketball can bring people together through youth programs, group fundraisers, and of course professionally run basketball games. Come watch the fun... Are you ready to Rumble?
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Eden Prairie, Minn. - Brevard College linebacker Stanley Jones was selected to the fourteenth annual All-American Bowl College All Star game which will be played Saturday, March 27, 2010 at University of Charleston Laidley Field in Charleston, West Virginia, at 1:05 p.m.
This year's game will showcase some of the nation's top Division II and III college seniors and free agent football players, hosted by the Charleston West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau. The players are selected for their outstanding football careers and with the game being played in beautiful Charleston, West Virginia the concentration of players will be coming from east coast football teams. Pre-game events include: Scouting Combine, Practice and singing competition to perform the National Anthem at the game.
Jones, a senior from Spartanburg, S.C., finished his career at Brevard College as the all-time leader in tackles 344 tackles and led the South Atlantic Conference in tackles and tackles per game this season with 116 total tackles with an average of 10.5 per game to go with four sacks and 12 tackles for loss in being named to the Don Hansen's All-Super Region Two squad as a First Team selection in 2009.
Jones has also received numerous accolades, including being selected as a Preseason All-American Honorable mention in 2009 and Jones was a First team All-SAC linebacker in 2009, and a Second Team All-SAC linebacker in 2008.
Many top players have gone on to further their football careers after playing in the All American Bowl. Chris Hanson, Marshall University, Punter: is the current punter for the New England Patriots; Maurice Hicks, Montgomery College, Running Back: signed as an undrafted free-agent with the Chicago Bears, also played for the San Francisco 49ers and the Minnesota Vikings; Keith Williams, St. Cloud State, Running Back: signed by the Green Bay Packers and went on to play for the Barcelona Dragons, Iowa Barnstormers, and New York Dragons.
"For the fans in and around Charleston the All American Bowl is an opportunity to see outstanding football and for the players the game could be the culmination of a great football career or the beginning of a new one." - Spokesman for the All American Bowl
About the All American Bowl
The All American Bowl began in 1996 in Minnesota. It is designed to bring together the country's top Division II and III college seniors and free agents to compete in an All-Star bowl setting. The All American Bowl has been held annually at Mall of America Field at the HHH Metrodome, as well as several other great locations across the country like, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Dayton Beach and Miami, Florida and now Charleston, WV.
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Brickbuilders' Club for Grades 3 to 5
Do you love LEGO®? Join others who do to create, learn, and share ideas. Members will have a chance to work individually and in teams to build creations.
Attendance is limited.** Sign up in the Cary Library Children's Room in person or by phone beginning Sept. 16. Sign up for one group only.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 - 4:00pm to 6:00pm
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