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The Serbian defender conceded that Premier League-leaders United had been the best team over the course of the current season, but insists City will do their utmost to clinch victory at Old Trafford next week.
"I have to be honest, they have been better this season," Kolarov told Sky Sports News HD. "We have played good, but some games we have made mistakes. Against small teams, we have made a lot of mistakes - away especially.
"They deserve it because they are in first place at the moment. But, for us, that doesn't change anything. We are going to try and win in the game at Old Trafford, to be proud.
"They are confident in this moment and it will be a different game but - if we play like we know, if we are all at 100 per cent - I think we are better than them."
City currently trail Sir Alex Ferguson's men by 15 points with eight matches left to play.
United will be keen to make amends for last season's humiliating 6-1 defeat at Old Trafford - although they went some way to doing that in December, when an injury-time free-kick by summer-signing Robin van Persie secured a dramatic 3-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium.
The Red Devils are likely to start Monday's derby as favourites, having won their last seven Premier League fixtures, but they were dealt a blow at the start of the week with defeat to Chelsea in an FA Cup quarter-final replay at Stamford Bridge.
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It's a variation on the classic nightmare: finding yourself onstage in a dance recital — but you don't know how to dance. And that's exactly what happens in "Untrained," the cheeky, fun show that opened Tuesday night at BAM.
In it, Melbourne-based Lucy Guerin creates a one-hour show with four men: two pro dancers, and two without any dance training. Ninety Aussies applied for the "no experience required" job and she chose Michael Dunbar, a tall bear of a communications designer, and Jake Shackleton, a pianist turned environmental engineer.
Along with pros Alisdair Macindoe and Ross McCormack, they worked together for a week and instead of a nightmare, got a free trip to the US.
The show's premise is straightforward. There's a taped square in the center. Lined up on the floor at the sides are white slips of paper with instructions on them, like the set list for a rock band. The guys, all wearing sweats and novelty T-shirts, form a line, enter the square one by one, do the task from the slip and head to the other side.
The tasks are simple at the start and slowly build in complexity. The trouble for the amateurs starts when Guerin asks them to balance on one leg while looking up. They then move on to ballet steps and complex choreography, with predictable results.
The pros, Macindoe and McCormack, are indeed well-trained — versatile dancers in styles from ballet to break dancing. (Full disclosure: Macindoe's worked with Guerin before, McCormack hasn't.) But it's surprising how well the amateurs Dunbar and Shackleton cope onstage, and the audience cheers them on.
All four have great personalities. They're amiable, funny and bright; Guerin picked people who could do more than dance. There are moments of touching honesty, especially when they pause and talk about the one thing that worries them.
Guerin also adds other nondance-related tasks that put all four on equal footing — imitating a beat box, say, or drawing a picture of one another. That's where things get a little muddled. With a contrast as clear as trained versus untrained, too many equal-opportunity tasks lose the point.
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The conclusion: "...the "Gourmet Mode" essentially combined Macro and White Balance functionalities, bringing dishes into sharper focus and compensating for the yellow tint indoor light can sometimes cast. While I'm not going to rush to buy another digital camera (I think my first will last me another five years), I'll make sure to choose those two settings the next time I shoot a dish."
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Have you checked into Bates Motel?
It seems like every time I turn on the TV there is a commercial for a remake of a movie or show. While many will argue that most of these remakes are bad, (I agree 90 percent of the time) there are instances when producers, writers and directors take an idea and make it their own.
I believe A&E's Bates Motel has done that.
I am a huge Alfred Hitchcock fan, so when I think about the original Psycho it is hard to imagine it modernized without being repulsed by director Gus Van Sant's attempt to do that in 1998 with Vince Vaughn taking the helm as the lead Norman Bates. While Van Sant's interpretation of the movie is an insult to the original work of art from Hitchcock and star Anthony Perkins, I do suggest people to watch it.Watching a remake of a classic film like Psycho will help grow your appreciation for the film even more.
But, back to my original point. Bates Motel is, in my opinion, a successful modernization of the idea Hitchcock created. Unlike Van Sant, the creators of Bates Motel took the basis of Hitchcock's Psycho; the hotel, the characters and the murders and created their own story.
Bates Motel tells the story of Norman Bates, his mother Norma, his brother Dylan and the corrupt town of White Pine Bay. It is a prequel to the story that Hitchcock tells.
While it is not a direct remake of the movie, it helps to define certain aspects of the movie. The audience is learning more and more about Norman and Norma's relationship and how Norman will eventually turn in to the awkward, motel killer.
Bates Motel premiered last March, and the pilot episode is one of the best I have seen. It hooks you right off the bat with unanswered intrigue, questions you're dying to have answered and edge of the seat moments.
The storyline and concept of the show itself was enough to interest me, but the acting is one of the main reasons I keep tuning in.
Freddie Highmore, the cute little kid from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, or as I like to think of it, the movie where Johnny Depp atrociously tries to become Willy Wonka (but I guess that's what I should have expected from Tim Burton), plays Norman Bates in his teen years. Highmore is an amazing Norman Bates, now I won't go as far to say that he is better or equal to Perkins' turn as the character, but he comes close. With Highmore as the male lead of the show I am not left wanting anything from his rendition of Norman. He brings it all to the table and I now understand how Norman Bates becomes the sinister creep that runs the old motel. Bates Motel even touches base on how and when Norman's taxidermy interests began. One of the most memorable parts from when I first saw Psycho are Norman's stuffed birds that are displayed in the office of the motel. The show introduces his interest in taxidermy in an innocent way, and slowly shows how the hobby escalates into an obsession. Overall I think I would give Highmore an A- for his rendition of the character made famous by Perkins.
Now for Mother herself, Ms. Norma Bates played by the extremely talented Vera Farmiga. Creepiness must run in the Farmiga family as her daughter, Taissa stars in the FX series American Horror Story. Fans of Psycho never get to experience the real Norma, just the psychosis left imprinted in Norman's mind. With Bates Motel we see how flawed of a person Norma actually is and how that is impacting every single thing her son does. Norma and Norman's relationship has Oedipal Complex written all over it. While Norma is the instigator in many of the inappropriate, incestuous situations, the audience can see that Norman buys into it. He was taught by his mother that sex is something only evil women do, and that she should be the only woman in his life. Farmiga gives the perfect up and down performance to make any sane person want to go crazy; she even spins Norman into many outbursts for her obsessive, ridiculous antics. Farmiga is able to bring this character to life through her ability to develop different versions of Norma for different people in the community. There is the Norma that people think is the nicest, innocent person in town, there is Mother, who is manipulative, demanding and capable of guilt tripping anyone, there is the Norma who is a flirt and can attract any man and finally there is the Norma who deep down inside might actually be a nice person, but as the series goes on we find out more and more about her past and why she has developed many of her unstable tendencies. Rightfully so, Farmiga was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at this year's Primetime Emmy Awards. Although she didn't win, I think it's safe to say I would definitely give her an A for her creation of Norma Bates, who in most of the Psycho movies is never actually on screen, she just appears through voiceovers from Norman himself.
There are way too many supporting characters to describe and bring to the forefront of this show, but they are all wonderful. I truly believe this cast has developed characters that fit into the corruptly run town in which they live.
The show is rated TV14 because of some violence, drug content and sexual situations, but I do not consider it to be a show that will give you nightmares. Much like the movie, the story brings more mystery, suspense and thrilling aspects rather than horror.
The series is in the early stages of its second season and airs on A&E on Monday nights at 9 p.m., and the entire first season is available on Netflix.
I suggest anyone who is interested in drama, suspense or mystery check out this show. In no way does it taint or ruin Psycho, in my opinion it enhances it.
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Kids with diabetes get sick once in a while, just like other kids. However, because the effects of illness on the body can raise or lower blood sugar levels in people with diabetes, a few extra precautions are needed to keep blood sugar levels under control.
With proper planning and some advice from your doctor, you'll be prepared to handle sick days with confidence.
When your child gets sick — whether it's a minor illness like a sore throat or cold or a bigger problem like dehydration or surgery — the body perceives the illness as stress. To relieve the stress, the body fights the illness. This process requires more energy than the body normally uses.
On one hand, this is good because it helps supply the extra fuel the body needs. On the other hand, in a person with diabetes, this can lead to high blood sugar levels. While stress tends to make blood sugar rise in people with diabetes, some illnesses cause loss of appetite, nausea, or vomiting. The poor intake of food in such cases can result in low blood sugar levels in someone taking the usual doses of insulin.
In a nutshell: Blood sugar levels can be very unpredictable on sick days. Because you can't be sure exactly how the illness will affect your child's diabetes control, it's important to check your child's blood sugar levels often on sick days and adjust insulin doses as needed.
Your child's diabetes health care team will include sick-day instructions in the diabetes management plan, which might include:
In addition, kids with diabetes should get the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV), which protects against some serious infections, including certain types of pneumonia, blood infections, and bacterial meningitis. Kids with diabetes should also get a flu shot every year. These vaccines may help cut down on sick days.
While your doctor will give you specific advice about what to do when your child is sick, here are some general guidelines:
Your child's diabetes management plan will include specific guidelines to help you recognize when medical help is required and recommend what actions to take and whom to call.
Generally, though, call your doctor if your child is sick and:
Whenever you have questions or concerns, check in with your doctor. Together, you can make sure that your child feels well again soon.
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One of the things I loved about our 2011-12 team, right up until the trade deadline, was that we were a 3 scoring line team. Our play dropped off after we went back to Vigneault's model of having a 3rd line that was built to check and shutdown the opponents.Betamax wrote:Jensen's role on the team shouldn't really depend on what Hansen does. Hansen is a bottom six winger, while for Jensen to be effective, he has to be in the top-6. Only way Hansen get's top six minutes is if there are a lot of injuries to the top 6 and he's a stop gap. Other than that, he's put in a mis-casted role.SKYO wrote:Trade Hansen in a package deal with Edler for something good, that enables Jensen to play full time up front RW along with Burrows and Kassian.
That's the model we should go back to.
1-2A-2B-3 or 1A-1B-2-3
There's nothing wrong with trying to build a team that has a 4th line that can play 12 minutes per game in a shutdown role. The 4th line doesn't need to be all scrappers and bangers who are just there to eat 5 minutes per night.
That model also would help develop guys like Jensen who are NHL ready, but not top-6 regulars quite yet. They still get to contribute, and they still get minutes and experience.....but they are generally going to be matching up against the opponent's weaker forwards and bottom pairing defensemen. When you have a forward like Kesler, your 2nd and 4th lines become shutdown lines, Kesler is just too good in that role. Look at Boston, Bergeron is probably the best shutdown center in the game right now, and he's playing on the 2nd line.....same place Kesler was playing when he won his Selke.


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THE IMPROVED SPACESUIT: Felix Baumgartner's 24-mile space jump in October required a 334-foot-tall helium balloon to get him to altitude, a good deal of courage to hop off — and a tricked-out spacesuit to keep him alive on the way down. Made at Worcester's David Clark Co., Baumgartner's get-up featured rearview mirrors to watch for safety chute deployment, pressurization that literally kept his blood from boiling in the thin atmosphere, and maneuverability that allowed him to shift from a feet-first dive to the head-down "Superman" position necessary to fall safely.
JOHN FARRELL: After their worst season in 47 years, marked by a misdelivered Valentine and a COD shipment to Los Angeles, the Red Sox were looking for stability and familiarity in their new field manager. So they rewound to their glory days of champagne and bejeweled rings and brought back the man who'd directed their championship pitching staff, plucking him out of Toronto and plunking him down on what he called "the epicenter of the game.'' John Farrell has a direct gaze, a strong handclasp, and firmly planted feet. Even better, he won't have to ask directions to the home clubhouse.
MAPPING THE BRAIN USING A GAME: eyewire.org Computer games aren't usually associated with productivity, but MIT researcher Sebastian Seung decided to turn the huge scientific challenge of mapping the connections in the nervous system into one. His Eyewire game harnesses the efforts of citizen scientists — 40 to 50 people play each day — to map neurons in the retina. Ultimately, Seung hopes to expand the mapping effort to better understand epilepsy, schizophrenia, and memory.
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MARYANNE O'HARA: When state engineers created the Quabbin Reservoir in the 1930s, four Central Massachusetts towns disappeared beneath the waters. In her debut novel, "Cascade", Ashland resident Maryanne O'Hara chronicles the fate of one such (fictionalized) town and its inhabitants, notably Desdemona Hart Spaulding, an ambitious artist trapped in a loveless marriage. O'Hara, a former "Ploughshares" fiction editor, shapes her protagonist's story to pose questions like: If art is not lastingly valuable, what is? Ponder that over your next glass of tap water.
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Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland has apologised after she angered fans by donning Native American dress while preparing for Halloween.
The 18-year-old model took to Twitter.com to show fans possible costumes for the annual celebration on Thursday (30Oct13), with one option being the Indian Chief from Disney's Peter Pan.
After uploading a snap of her wearing a feathered headdress and sporting coloured stripes on her cheeks, Baldwin faced a backlash from some followers, who accused her of racism.
She went on to apologise for causing any offence, but angrily lashed out at critics who got personal.
She writes, "Ok everyone. I apologize if my Halloween costume offended you and your culture PERSONALLY. However, I don't apologize to a majority... Of you who thought it was necessary to return the favor with a lot of hateful mentions. A Native American costume was AN OPTION at a Halloween store. I respect all cultures and I would never mock one.
"I am Cherokee Indian and I am also well aware of what many tribes encountered in the past. And for some of you pathetic morons to bring my family and other matters into the discussion, you are all sad excuses for human beings. People make mistakes, everyone. I made a mistake and I apologize if it offended."
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Crunch time is here for the Packers, and not just because they've lost straight three games since Aaron Rodgers got hurt.
The Minnesota Vikings march into Lambeau Field on Sunday for an NFC North rivalry game that always makes coach Mike McCarthy more intense. And the Vikings (2-8) might just be the perfect foe to finally provide Green Bay (5-5) a win in what's otherwise been a miserable November.
"Against this group that we're playing (Sunday), there's always a sense of urgency," McCarthy said.
Last time these teams met, the Packers won handily, 44-31 last month in Minneapolis. Rodgers was 24 of 29 for 285 yards and two touchdowns.
Rodgers broke his left collarbone on the first series of the Packers' next game, against the Bears, and hasn't played since then. McCarthy has turned to one-time third-stringer Scott Tolzien to start while Rodgers heals.
Five things to watch as the Vikings try to give the Packers their first three-game losing streak at Lambeau Field since 2006:
SORE STARS: For years, a Vikings-Packers game featured two of the biggest names in the NFL in Rodgers and Vikings running back Adrian Peterson.
Well, Rodgers is hurt. And Peterson's banged up, too, with a sore groin. He was held out of practice at midweek, though coach Leslie Frazier said he was cautiously optimistic then that his top tailback would play.
Peterson is averaging 115.5 yards in 13 career games against Green Bay.
Sunday's game would also mark the first back at Lambeau for former Packers receiver Greg Jennings, who missed practice at midweek due to an Achilles tendon injury.
BACKUP PLAN: Tolzien has shown poise in handling the glare that comes with having to replace perhaps the more irreplaceable player in the NFL. The on-field results so far are two defeats.
Tolzien has thrown for 619 yards over the past two games, and shown he can hit the deep ball. But Tolzien already has five interceptions in 73 attempts, or one more than Rodgers had in 251 attempts.
"He's learning on the fly," Rodgers said. "His preparation has been very good, his approach. And I think he's primed to have a good week."
With a start, Tolzien would become the first Packers quarterback other than Brett Favre or Rodgers to start back-to-back games since Don Majkowski started the first three games in 1992.
QB QUANDRY: Frazier can relate with being unsettled at quarterback.
Christian Ponder, Matt Cassel and Josh Freeman have all started this year. The Vikings' Wheel of Quarterbacks has stopped again at Ponder, who can at least draw from having a little success — albeit late in the game — in that 44-31 loss to Green Bay when he ran for a 19-yard touchdown and didn't throw an interception.
"We're not going into (the game) thinking he's going to fail or he's going to get off to a slow start," Frazier said. "We're looking forward to him having a good ballgame."
TOO FEW TOs: Turnover margin has been a problem for both teams. The Vikings are minus-8, hampered in large part by giving up 13 interceptions and losing nine fumbles.
The Packers are minus-6, but their big problem has been just four interceptions by the defense, tied for last in the league with Jacksonville and Houston. Ponder thinks injuries to linebackers Clay Matthews and Brad Jones have affected Green Bay. Both starters are back in the lineup.
"Guys haven't been healthy," Ponder said. "They're both back so they're going to be a different team."
DARE TO THROW: With Rodgers hurt, defenses are putting eight defenders into the box more often against the Packers.
Eddie Lacy has 645 yards over his last seven games, tops in the NFL in that span. The bruising rookie was held to just 27 yards on 14 carries last week against the Giants.
"We have to game-plan, try to figure out what we can do to try to figure out what we can do to be able to get a blocker on that defender," Lacy said.
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LAKELAND | Lakeland Regional Medical Center and Clark & Daughtrey Medical Group have been negotiating more than a year about forming a closer affiliation, including the possibility of LRMC buying the medical group.
Emails obtained by The Ledger from public records at the University of South Florida show a long period of interaction began in 2011.
Elaine Thompson, chief executive officer of Lakeland Regional, said in a June 2012 email that Clark & Daughtrey's leadership asked her in 2011 to consider employing the group.
"I told them that, six months into my role, I could not make that decision unless they had talked to Watson Clinic first," she said,
"From what I know, WC and CD then did about six months of due diligence and then walked away from negotiations."
The email went to Lakeland Regional officials and to Dr. Stephen Klasko, chief executive officer of USF Health and dean of the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine.
In an August 2012 email to Klasko and others, Thompson stressed the urgency of Clark & Daughtrey's involvement.
"C & D, in my opinion, is the most critical issue my team is working on locally," she said. "They are key to our GME (graduate medical education) strategy and overall success. I would ask that we harness our collective efforts to get them answers so that we can move forward with their employment quickly and in a model they are truly excited and comfortable about."
The prospect of a much-closer alliance between Clark & Daughtrey and LRMC occurs in a broader state and national context:
Changes in federal funding are pushing hospitals and doctors to work together in "accountable care organizations" to give more coordinated, less-expensive care.
Lakeland Regional Health Systems, parent company of LRMC, and USF Health are merging in an organization called USF Health System, which encompasses the Lakeland hospital, some physicians and other clinical groups. More hospitals are being courted.
The merger eases LRMC's path to becoming an academic teaching hospital. With up to 200 medical residents training there, having enough local physicians willing to work with those residents would be critical, say doctors at established teaching hospitals.
Evan Jones, vice president/chief financial officer at Lakeland Regional Health Systems, was asked to work with Adil Khan, Clark & Daughtrey's chief administrative officer, to "agree to terms of acquisition of physical assets, employment arrangements, operational and governance issues and overall financial matters."
Neither the hospital nor Clark & Daughtrey has commented publicly on these talks, having signed confidentiality agreements.
"LRMC is currently in discussions with several regional providers in an effort to evaluate how we can work together with the newly forming USF Health System," Vice President Michael Spake said by email Wednesday.
"At this point, we are not at liberty to discuss this matter."
Thompson, in her August communication, said Clark & Daughtrey leaders were "very interested in joining the health system, but would like to stay as autonomous as possible and stay related to LRHS as much as possible directly."
She added:
"They want a clean exit strategy if all does not go well."
Clark & Daughtrey is "entertaining several suitors and offers currently," Thompson said then, and its leaders wanted the practice's future resolved by December 2012.
That deadline passed without a resolution.
"Clark & Daughtrey is looking at various options in the best interests of its patients, physicians and employees," Khan said Thursday.
"We haven't signed anything. We've done exploration."
Asked whether its physicians will work with residents in the residency program coming to LRMC, Khan said nothing is final.
"That's something also evolving," he said. "We haven't made a decision how we feel about that."
USF's Klasko was brought into the discussions at least by June 2012, when Thompson sent him a memo outlining a meeting. She proposed Klasko express interest in working with Clark & Daughtrey and ask the group's doctors to become part of "our LRHS-USF system."
That was more than three months before LRHS and USF publicly announced, in September 2012, their merger to create USF Health System and LRMC's movement to become a teaching hospital.
The first residents for the teaching hospital are expected to start in July 2015. It would take three to five years to have 200 on board.
Watson Clinic, the county's largest medical group, hasn't commented publicly on the LRHS-USF merger.
In a Sept. 10, 2012, memo, LRMC's Spake said Watson Clinic "has been continually invited to join discussions about forming the USF Health System."
Watson Clinic didn't attend two meetings involving the merger in September, "not as a sign of opposition but just to avoid the awkwardness," according to an email from USF lawyer Bryan Burgess.
In an earlier email, preparing for a presentation, Burgess cautioned a USF official not to show slides about Watson Clinic.
The clinic's lack of response last year was disappointing, said Bill Mutz, until recently chairman of the LRMC board of directors.
Watson Clinic's reticence has made having a solid alliance with Clark & Daughtrey increasingly critical if it is to have local doctors working with residents.
Clark & Daughtrey has 65 providers, which includes physicians and others, such as advanced nurse practitioners. Its offices mostly are in Lakeland, but it has a pediatrics practice in Winter Haven and oncology in Sebring.
"We recognize it can't be stagnant," Khan said. "We're just exploring ideas, looking at what's out there. At this point in time, we haven't made any deals."
LRMC, however, leaves no secret of its interest in forming allegiances with other groups as part of the USF Health System of which Thompson will be chief executive.
"The spectrum is enormous," Khan said. "She's been very open about that to everybody."
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. - The Coker College men's cross country team was voted No. 11 in the South Atlantic Conference preseason coaches' poll, the league office announced today.
In 2012, Coker placed seventh at the Conference Carolinas championship. The Cobras will begin their first season of competition inside the SAC this season. They are led by second-year coach Vic Finora.
Coker returns two of its top runners from last season in junior Dylan Bates and sophomore Tom Sizeland. Finora added five newcomers for this season, including junior transfer Nick Mascardo; freshmen Fabian Hardy, Patrick Tyler and Tre' Williams; and senior Britian Tomlinson.
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WASHINGTON, March 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court justices on Thursday sounded the alarm about the impact of compulsory budget cuts on court operations nationwide.
Testifying before the U.S. Congress about the Supreme Court's budget, Justices Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer cautioned that long-term cuts could affect both court services and the speedy resolution of civil and criminal cases.
The judicial branch is one of the government entities affected by the budget standoff between President Barack Obama and Congress, which led to a series of automatic spending cuts, known as sequestration, taking effect on March 1.
Although the justices were testifying before a subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee only about the high court's budget, which is handled separately to that of the judiciary as a whole, many of the questions from lawmakers concerned the wider budget issue.
If the cuts imposed by Congress remain in place, funding for federal courts this year will drop to about $6.6 billion, down around $350 million or 5 percent from fiscal year 2012, according to the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, the national management body for the judiciary.
The spending cuts in the federal courts could lead to up to 2,000 employees being laid off, or the introduction of a furlough program that would lead to a 10 percent pay cut for those affected, the administrative office said.
Kennedy stressed that the judiciary budget includes money for supervision of criminal offenders, such as drug testing and mental health services. "This is absolutely urgent for the safety of society," he said.
Delays in bankruptcy proceedings or civil disputes could also have an impact on the economy, he said.
"Yes, trials would be delayed. Yes, bankruptcies will be delayed," he said in describing how long-term cuts could affect the judiciary.
Kennedy said cuts to federal public defender funding could end up not saving money, because judges are constitutionally bound to appoint lawyers to defend the accused.
If there are no public defenders available, private lawyers would have to be paid to do the job, he said.
Seizing on that theme, Breyer highlighted the importance of having competent counsel representing defendants. If mistakes are made at the trial level, many thousands of taxpayer dollars can be spent on post-conviction litigation, he said.
It could end up costing more in that case than it would to ensure the defendant had "a decent lawyer in the first place," Breyer said.
The Supreme Court itself has asked for almost $86.5 million for the next fiscal year, which would be an increase of almost $3 million over its current funding. The bulk of the additional spending would be on maintenance of the high court building and grounds, parts of which are in the midst of being refurbished.
Congress is still considering the latest budget requests from the court and the judiciary. (Reporting by Lawrence Hurley; Editing by Howard Goller and Todd Eastham)


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Given the bad press that preceded World War Z, it didn't seem like the venture would even spend much time in the theaters, let alone lead to a second movie. But after a surprisingly strong opening weekend, Paramount is ready to "actively ... turn to developing a sequel," studio vice chairman Rob Moore told The Hollywood Reporter. Brad Pitt has already been talking about how much more material there is in the Max Brooks novel, so World War Whatever Comes After Z now looks like a no-brainer.


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Mr. Obama released his 2009 tax return Thursday, the deadline for Americans to file their federal taxes.
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Mr. Obama also donated his $1.4 million Nobel Peace Prize funds to 10 charities.
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Table 9.1U - Comparison of the PCE Price Index with the CPI reconciles the changes in the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) chain-type price index, prepared by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), with changes in the consumer price index for all urban consumers (CPI), prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
The differences between the two indexes can be grouped into four categories: formula effect, weight effect, scope effect, and "other effects."
- The formula effect accounts for the different formulas used to calculate the two indexes. The PCE price index is based on the Fisher-Ideal formula, while the CPI is based on a modified Laspeyres formula.
- The weight effect accounts for the relative importance of the underlying commodities reflected in the construction of the two indexes.
- The scope effect accounts for conceptual differences between the two indexes. PCE measures spending by and on behalf of the personal sector, which includes both households and nonprofit institutions serving households; the CPI measures out-of-pocket spending by households. The "net" scope effect adjusts for CPI items out-of-scope of the PCE price index less items in the PCE price index that are out-of-scope of the CPI.
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For more details, see "Comparing the Consumer Price Index and the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index" by Clinton P. McCully, Brian C. Moyer, and Kenneth J. Stewart in the November 2007 Survey of Current Business.
As an example, for the third quarter of 2006, the PCE price index increased 3.0 percent (at an annual rate), while the CPI increased 3.7 percent. The 0.7 percentage-point difference reflected positive contributions from the weight effect (0.84 percentage point), "other effects" (0.29 percentage point), and the formula effect (0.16 percentage point) that were partly offset by the net scope effect (-0.50 percentage point).
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