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Note: As Brian stated at MGoBlog, I'm looking for ideas to blog about here at GS. I've gotten several emails with some interesting ideas, and will gladly accept more. While I sort through those and gather materials needed to carry out some of those ideas, I've decided to go ahead with a small "project" I thought of a few months back. I use quotes around "project" because it's not really a project. Just a three-part thingie, starting with part one right now.
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Manningham, on the other hand, would end up carving out his own unique niche in Michigan history. You ask any Michigan fan about Mario Manningham, you'll never get a quick, concise answer. That's because there isn't one. Mario was an enigma in the three years he spent in Ann Arbor. He won our hearts against Penn State, dazzled our eyes at Notre Dame, lost us with his behavior on and off the field, won our hearts again at Michigan State, drew our ire against Ohio State, and departed for the NFL a year early, leaving us all with a sense of wonderment and perhaps discontentment, but still leaving us with memories that will lead us all to associate the #86 with Mario for a long time.
I remember his very first touchdown. It was against Notre Dame in the second game of his freshman year in 2005. I've been watching Michigan football since about 1996 or so, and before last season's Ohio State game, the Notre Dame game in 2005 was the most frustrating, infuriating offensive performance I'd ever seen from Michigan. Three turnovers in the redzone. Held to only three points for the first 56 minutes of the game. And with 3:47 to play, down 17-3, Chad Henne fired a 25 yard bullet down the middle of the field to a receiver who had beaten the Notre Dame defender to the inside. The receiver wore #86, and it said "MANNINGHAM" on the back of his jersey. Mario's first career catch was a touchdown.Of course, Michigan lost the game, so nobody was in the mood to be happy about anything. Mario would flash signs of brilliance in the next few games, connecting with Henne for long TDs against Wisconsin and Michigan State while showing off his uncanny ability to freeze defensive backs with subtle double moves and then blaze past them while they got caught flat footed. That was all fine and dandy, except for the fact that Michigan was 3-3, and the Year of Infinite Pain was in full swing.
I was supposed to be at the Penn State game in 2005. It was played on October 15th, 11 days before my birthday. The plan was for my dad to score tickets to the game as an early birthday present. And he would've, too - if not for the omnipresent nuisance that is the female species. My mom weaved one of those guilt trips that those people are so good at, and my dad had to bail on the game in favor of some godforsaken wedding. As it turns out, I was deathly ill that day anyway; raging fever, sore throat, throbbing headache; and I still curse the world to this day that I was robbed of my chance to be at the game that put Super Mario on the map.
I'm still a rookie in terms of Michigan fandom; watching the team for the past 12-13 years, I never got to see Bo, but I'll be damned if that's not one of the greatest moments in Michigan history. My voice still hasn't recovered from that last play.
That was the pinnacle of Mario's freshman season, and really Michigan's abortion of a 2005 season as a whole. They ended the season by folding their fourth quarter tents against Ohio State and Nebraska, leaving the fans with the bitterest of bitter tastes: Seven and Five.
Being one of the few bright spots in 2005, Michigan fans were giddy to see what Manningham had in store for his sophomore season in 2006. He didn't disappoint. His hat trick in the first half against Notre Dame left America speechless - nobody knew at the time that Charlie Weis's brain didn't work and that the Irish were fool's gold; all they saw was some speedy little demon wearing #86 for Michigan making Notre Dame's defensive backs look completely inept.
Super Mario was dubbed "The New Math" by Brian at MGoBlog in this excellent piece after the 2005 Penn State game, which remains one of my MGoFavorites to this day. The logic of course being that 86=1, and Super Mario was destined to ascend to the throne of Carter, Alexander, Terrell, and Edwards. The following weeks only added to his legend: 7 catches, 113 yards, 2 TDs vs. Wisconsin; 5 catches, 131 yards, one TD vs. Minnesota; 3-75-2 vs.
2007 was going to be the be all end all for Michigan's offense. Henne was going to heave the football 40 yards downfield many times, and many times it would descend from the heavens into the hands of Mario, who would lay waste to all who opposed him. But those forsaken football gods deemed it to be heresy, and threw Michigan into the wood chipper from day one of the season. We all know what happened; it's done, and there's no point in dwelling.
What happened the week AFTER that, though, polarized Mario in the Michigan fanbase. While Ron English and his defense spent the second game of the season puckering for Team Nike, what many did not notice was Manningham, the one destined to be Number One, dogging it after halftime. Granted, trailing by 30 is not exactly conducive to giving 110%. But would Braylon Edwards have disappeared? Braylon often caught cases of the drops, but he was always a factor and always had to be accounted for.
When you think about it though, Mario's 2007 season was very baffling and completely anomalous. His senior quarterback was hampered by injuries essentially all season, he clashed with the freshman backup and had to operate in the offense led by the dumbest coach to ever coach for Michigan (DeBord, not Carr). And yet, look at the numbers: 72 receptions, 1174 yards, 12 TDs. After the Penn State game, Mario ripped off six straight 100-yard games (with a suspension against Eastern Michigan mixed in), catching at least one TD in all six and two TDs in four. And it was the fifth of those six games where he provided his final signature moment. If 2005 Penn State is #1, and 2006 Notre Dame is #2, then this is #3.With one majestic leap, one stab of his hands into the sky, Mario pulled down Henne's lob like Braylon did three years earlier, foiling Sparty in the most shocking of ways. After listening to Mark Dantonio barely hold back his glee after the Appalachian State loss with his "moment of silence" comment and having to hear about Dantonio's "Michigan Clock" from the moment he took the MSU job, Mario's lunge in the East Lansing evening provided Michigan fans with perhaps the most underrated satisfying victory ever. Make no mistake about it: Michigan fans hate Mark Dantonio. Dantonio is viewed in Michigan circles as Johnelle Smith without the goofy grin and the slapping. Michigan fans hate Dantonio for his "moment of silence" comment. They hate him for that smirk he let slip when MSU went up 24-14 in the 4th quarter. They hate him for his comments after this game, as he lowered himself to Mike Hart's level, talking trash in the wake of defeat. And for all the reasons they hate Dantonio, they love Manningham for dealing Sparty another knife in the gut.
That was essentially the final hurrah for Mario in Michigan. He had an eye-popping 97 yard touchdown the next week against Wisconsin, but spent much of that game verbally eviscerating Ryan Mallett on the sidelines. He was a non-entity against Ohio State (but in his defense, who DID show up on the offensive side of the ball in that game?), but he did play an important role in sending Coach Carr out a winner in the Capital One Bowl against Florida.
When you look back at Mario's career, you see in three years he reached 9th on the Michigan receptions list, ahead of Desmond Howard and Derrick Alexander. He finished 5th in receiving yards, ahead of Alexander, Howard, Jason Avant, Marquise Walker and Tai Streets. He finished 4th in receiving touchdowns, behind only Braylon Edwards, Anthony Carter, and Howard. Among receivers with over 100 career catches, Mario's yards per catch trails only Greg McMurtry, Anthony Carter, Amani Toomer and Mercury Hayes. Mario's 2007 season was the second best season ever for a Michigan wideout in terms of yards, trailing only Braylon's senior year in 2004. Had he not been suspended for a game, and had he had a healthy Chad Henne for the entire season, he probably would've easily broken Braylon's 1330 mark.
And yet, you look at Mario's career, and you can't help but ask yourself, "What if?" And this isn't even an Ohio State thing, either. The fact that in Mario's three years Michigan was 0-for-OSU is immaterial. Braylon Edwards left no doubt when he left Michigan. He left the Rose Bowl on New Year's Night 2005 with his head held high. Michigan lost that game to Texas, but Braylon dazzled the fans in Pasadena and left a Michigan legend, along with his future as an NFL star secure. When Braylon left, he left his imprint on Michigan football. For the new generation of fans, #1 isn't Anthony Carter, it's Braylon Edwards.
Can the same be said for Manningham? Will 86 always be the number fans look back on years from now and fondly remember Mario making Justin King pay for picking Penn State over Michigan? Will they think of 86 and remember Mario's hat trick in South Bend that made us all believe? Will they think of 86 and think back to the time that Mario 86'ed the Spartans in East Lansing? Or will they always have that lingering doubt that as brilliant as Mario was, as poetic as he looked at times dashing across the field like the cheetah chasing his prey, will the doubt always be there that Mario could've been so much more?
I don't have the answer. I wish I did. I can't say that Mario is an all-time Michigan great, or that his legacy will be remembered as that of one of Michigan's greatest playmakers. All I know is that for one day - way back in his freshman year - Mario WAS Braylon. He WAS Desmond. He WAS AC. And he gave the next generation a moment that will last for eternity in the cosmos of Michigan football.


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WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Monday refused to halt efforts by a key regulator to limit excessive speculation in the trading of oil contracts — which is driving up oil and gasoline prices — but hinted that he might soon rule in favor of Wall Street and let speculation go unchecked.
Robert Wilkins, a judge on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, declined a request for a preliminary injunction to halt the Commodity Futures Trading Commission from implementing a congressional mandate to limit how many oil contracts any single financial speculator or company can control.
However, Wilkins told both the CFTC and lawyers for the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and the International Swap and Derivatives Association that he expected to make a ruling soon on whether to hear the case. His line of questioning left both sides with the impression that he was concerned about how the regulatory agency has proceeded.
The two influential lobbies for Wall Street sought the injunction hoping to thwart what are called "position limits," which were ordered by Congress as part of the landmark Dodd-Frank Act in 2010. The act was the broadest revamp of financial regulation since the Great Depression. The limits sought to prevent excessive speculation not just in oil but across the broad range of commodities, including farm products and metals.
Judge Wilkins expressed concern that Congress would direct the agency to impose market-wide limits without detailed study beforehand. President Barack Obama nominated Wilkins to the bench and the Senate confirmed him in 2010.
"That seems to me an astonishing position to take," the judge told CFTC deputy general counsel Jonathan Marcus, who had said that Congress ordered the agency to first impose limits on oil trading, then other commodities.
As a sign of how high the stakes are, the trade groups hired Eugene Scalia to make their case. He's the son of outspoken conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, and last year he won a key challenge to a Dodd-Frank rulemaking being carried out by the Securities and Exchange Commission. In that case, the courts struck down provisions that would have made it easier for shareholders to run candidates for corporate boards.
Congress ordered the CFTC to impose position limits, concerned that financial speculators now far outnumber producers, merchants and end users of oil and other commodities in the trading of contracts for future delivery of product _ known as futures contracts. Reporting by McClatchy has shown that these speculators now outnumber by more than 2-to-1 the traders who actually produce or consume oil.
Speculators, who play a necessary role in financial markets, historically have made up about 30 percent of futures trading. But now that ratio has reversed and some analysts contend that it's distorting oil prices _ and soaking consumers in the process. The price on the New York Mercantile Exchange of futures contracts for next-month delivery of oil settled at $108.56 on Monday, up more than $23 a barrel since prices began climbing toward the end of October 2011.The nationwide average for a gallon of unleaded gasoline stood at $3.69 on Monday, up 29 cents from a month ago.
Monday's court hearing was divorced from the real world, where prices are soaring ostensibly because of perceived supply threats given rising tensions between the West and Iran. Most of the court's questions were about a 1981 law that similarly imposed limits on the trading of silver contracts, and the degree to which that rulemaking set precedent for the current marketplace intervention.
Judge Wilkins noted that the CFTC's commissioners were in disagreement over whether limits were even needed, and the rulemaking being challenged narrowly passed the commission by a 3-2 vote.
That was a point seconded by Scalia, a high-profile partner in the law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher.
"It doesn't require a rule at all we think," Scalia argued, adding that there "is no disputing (that) these are significant ongoing costs" and that big Wall Street players such as Barclays and JPMorgan Chase "are going to incur costs for a rule that is fundamentally flawed."
The judge directed most of his questions at the CFTC's Marcus, grilling him on financial sector complaints that the cost of complying with the new rules was burdensome and that there had not been enough analysis of costs vs. benefits. Marcus countered the judge's questioning by noting that the Dodd-Frank Act explicitly directed the agency in four different places to quickly impose limits and called the costs to industry "minuscule" compared to their earnings.
Dennis Kelleher, president of the advocacy group Better Markets, sat through the court hearing and emerged concerned that the financial sector was chipping away at the intention of Congress.
"This is all about the industry trying to protect large dark (unregulated) markets," he said, referring to the so-called over-the-counter markets, which are much larger than the regulated futures markets. Under Dodd-Frank they are slated for first-ever CFTC regulation.
The CFTC's rules cannot take effect until the agency defines the over-the-counter products, called swaps, since the private bets involve swapping risk. That is scheduled to happen in April, which means limits on next-month contracts for oil could take place soon after that. Speculative limits on oil futures contracts that go out several months or even a couple of years would take effect somewhere around this December or early in 2013.
MORE FROM MCCLATCHY To ask a question about this story or any economic question, go to McClatchy's economy Q&A Once again, speculators behind sharply rising oil and gasoline prices Americans are no-shows at opening of NGO trial in Egypt Out of the public eye, China cracks down on another protesting village Reply of the derivatives and swaps industry to the CFTC
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The lost art of free throw shooting reappeared in Larkin's gym Tuesday night.
The Elgin girls basketball team made 12 of 14 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter, pulling away from rival Larkin for a 49-37 win in the first round of the Elgin City Classic.
"We told the kids that would be one of the keys," said Elgin coach Dr. Nick Bumbales. "Turns out it was."
Junior Maggie Powers made 6 of 6 from the line in the final 1:08, while junior Melanie Berg and senior Kristin Tayag were each 3 of 4 in the fourth quarter.
But the biggest plays of the game, those that clearly turned to momentum in the Maroons' favor, were made on defense by 5-foot-10 sophomore Abby Pierre-Louis.
With Elgin (5-13) holding a 36-34 lead with 3 minutes to play, Pierre-Louis stole crosscourt passes on consecutive passions and went coast-to-coast for layups that put the Maroons ahead 40-34 with 2:37 left. From there, Elgin's free throw parade began and the Maroons outscored Larkin 9-3 the remainder of the game without the benefit of a field goal.
"They left that whole side open and they were calling for it," said Pierre-Louis, who had 6 points and 9 rebounds as the Maroons outrebounded Larkin 48-35, including 20-8 on the offensive glass.
Larkin coach Ruben Flores said his team was running set plays on the two turnovers, but didn't execute.
"We just got beat at our own game," Flores said. "(Elgin) stayed in the zone and boxed out and we threw it away. We were trying to get the defense to come out on that side but we threw it away."
Neither team had more than a 3-point lead in the game until Elgin broke free from a 27-27 tie with a 6-point run and a 33-27 lead after a Jessica Ramirez putback with 2:01 left in the third quarter. But Larkin (1-15), which beat Elgin earlier in the season, got baskets from Amber McGhee and Quixmia Washington to close to within 33-32 entering the fourth quarter.
Berg made 3 of 4 from the line early in the final frame to make it 36-32 and Larkin got a bucket from junior Rachel Martinez to close to within 36-34 with 3:42 to play. But then Pierre-Louis' two steals and layups made it 40-34 and Elgin's free throw accuracy down the stretch gave the Maroons their second straight win. Elgin made 19 of 27 from the line for the game.
"Abby showed her athleticism," said Bumbales. "She's so quick that when she gets a head of steam going she's hard to stop."
Junior post Tamara Milosevic led the Maroons with 12 points and 12 rebounds, scoring all of her points in the first half. She also had 9 offensive rebounds in the first 16 minutes as Larkin played a box-and-one defense on Powers, who had 16 points in the teams' first meeting.
"They had no answer for Tamara in the first half," said Bumbales. "They played the box-and-one on Maggie and that left the middle open. We did a great job of offensive rebounding tonight. It was a solid team effort. We hit our free throws and we only gave up (14) points in the second half."
Powers and Tayag added 11 points each for Elgin, which has a bye tonight and will play Harvest Christian on Friday when the action shifts to Harvest's gym.
Washington led Larkin with 18 points and 8 rebounds and McGhee added 8 points.
"Give credit to Doc on working on the fundamentals and free throws," said Flores. "Maggie didn't miss a thing and the better team won tonight."
Westminster Christian 52, Harvest Christian 30: Claire Speweik had 14 points and Maddie Versluys added 12 to lead the Warriors (11-4) to a win in the opening game of the Elgin City Classic. Liz Meschewski added 11 points for Westminster, which plays Larkin tonight at Elgin Academy. Kylee Knox led Harvest Christian (2-13) with 17 points. The Lions will play Elgin Academy tonight.


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J.K. Rowling, 'Harry Potter,' Jessica Mitford and the American Communist Party
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J.K. Rowling's seventh and final Harry Potter book is already a bestseller despite not being released until July 21. She is the first writer to earn a billion dollars, but ironically her heroine is a communist from Oakland: Jessica Mitford. Rowling has raved about Peter Sussman's recent book Decca: The Letters of Jessica Mitford and named several characters in Harry Potter from Mitford's life.
Rowling's books are layered with hidden references and meanings. They are less about sorcery than they are social philosophy, making the American title change of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone to Sorcerer's Stone one of Rowling's biggest regrets.
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The series has been meticulously planned from its inception 17 years ago when Jo was a single mother living on welfare. Her "unforgivable spells"--those for torture, killing and enslavement--reflect Rowling's prior work with Amnesty International. Humanistic ideals shine through as her plots tackle "mudblood" racism and house-elf slavery.
The one house-elf to insist upon being paid is named Dobby after the co-worker who introduced Jessica Mitford to the American Communist Party. In fact, Dobby gave Mitford and her husband, labor lawyer Bob Truehaft, their only wedding present at their secret marriage in Guerneville. (Potter-heads will be disappointed to learn that this Dobby's gift was a book and not socks.)
The Harry Potter series has been widely derided by literary critics as poorly written drivel. But an earlier worldwide bestseller was also criticized, despite its important social cause. Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin was about a mother who so loved her son, also named Harry, that she sacrificed her own life to save him.
In Stowe's case, the son's fate was worse than death: being sold as a slave. Lincoln himself was among those who credited Stowe's book with igniting the movement leading to the Civil War and ending slavery.
Harry Potter has re-energized children's love of reading, and many of Rowling's fans have now grown to voting age. The magic of reading is probably our best protection against the dark arts of corporations that start life under the leadership and humanity of the founders. How will Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows end, with a whimper or a bang? As T.S. Elliot wrote, "we are the hollow men" with our deathly ignorance. I hope that Rowling succeeds in her subtle fight for change and drives the lesson home to her public.
Bookshop Santa Cruz holds a Harry Potter midnight release party on July 20 at 10pm to prime young readers for the arrival of the final volume. At Capitola Book Cafe, pre-orders are being taken now, and plans for a Potter Party will be announced soon.
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While the disciplines of economics and law teach us much about the character of contemporary business, their descriptions are limited. Drawing on the natural-law tradition's concept of goods, this monograph offers a fuller treatment of the role of business in society and of its moral obligations. It upholds the importance of business's fulfillment of private goods, and also outlines the ways in which it contributes to the common good.
There are perhaps more Christians in the field of business than in any other area of endeavor. That this is the case has nothing to do with a special compatibility between Christianity and business, of course; it is simply due to the fact that the broad category of business encompasses so many of the remunerative activities of contemporary life. Business is everywhere. It is only natural that Christians will be active participants.
Yet, as Robert Kennedy notes in this volume, Christian social thought has paid less attention to business than the prevalence of the latter would merit. Christian social thinkers have been especially negligent with respect to articulating the ways in which enterprise contributes to common and private goods: "the good that business does." Professor Kennedy, with experience in the business world and expertise in theology and management, begins to redress this deficiency in this monograph.
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Shooting with your camera's flash can sometimes produce undesirable results—harsh shadows, washed-out color, lack of details, and many of the other negative markers typically found in an overexposed photo. This kind of lighting can look both unnatural and unflattering, which is why photographers who are just starting out are advised to avoid using the flash when shooting certain subjects or scenes.
But what if there's little to no available light to help you capture the scene you want to shoot? Does that mean you have no choice but to skip taking the photo altogether? Of course not. With a good camera that effectively handles low-light or night photography , you can simply adjust some of your camera settings (i.e., slower shutter speed, larger aperture, higher ISO, and more) to compensate for the lack of lighting. However, if you still need more light, using the built-in camera flash is still better than using nothing at all.
If you often find yourself shooting low-light scenes, it's best to invest in an external flash unit so that you can easily take control of any low-light situation and take amazing pictures. Using an external flash can be highly effective in giving you the results you want, especially if you have the right portable light modifier to make the flash less harsh and unforgiving—like a flash diffuser, for instance.What is a Flash Diffuser?
A flash diffuser is a simple light modifier that attaches to the upper part of an external flash unit. It's used to soften or spread the harsh, concentrated light that bursts out of the flash, creating a more even and flattering light on the subject. It also helps remove heavy shadows created by the harshness of the strong lighting.
One of the most basic types of light diffusers is the rectangular, snap-on dome box made of white, semi-transparent plastic, which creates a diffused "bare bulb" effect. But flash diffusers come in various shapes and sizes, and each one gives you varying levels of diffusion. The larger the diffuser, the softer the light will be.
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text: "Hell Ride" is a raucous throwback to the days of the Sergio Leone spaghetti western, with a heaping helping of testosterone-fueled chopper action thrown into the mix. Pistolero is the head honcho of the Victors, a group of badass bikers who are out to avenge the murder of one of their members at the hands of the 666ers, a rival gang whose actions live up to their hellish moniker. Along with his cohorts, the Gent and the mysterious Comanche, Pistolero aims to take down the Deuce and Billy Wings, menacing leaders of the 666ers, but a mutiny looms on the horizon when his commitment to profit is questioned by a few of his fellow Victors. An even larger story unravels when previously unknown information about Comanche resurrects ghosts from Pistolero's past.


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Ask an economist like Eswar Prasad, who used to work at the International Monetary Fund, "So, do you know, what the unemployment rate in China is?"
And he'll answer, "We don't."
The official unemployment rate, put out by the government, Prasad says, is 6.5 percent, but according to him, "that number has no credibility at all."
He's not the only dubious one.
"The unemployment rate in China is one of the most useless and ridiculous statistics out there," says macroeconomic researcher Arthur Kroeber of Dragonomics. "No one pays any attention to it, because everyone knows it's a complete fiction."
It's not like China isn't trying. It has a national statistics office that works very hard. But the country is so big, and changing so quickly, that it is actually really hard to keep track of what is going on.
Kroeber suggests proxies. He thinks China should count the number of shipping crates, how many tons of coal being shipped, the amount of electricity production, and floor space being built at any given time. "Those numbers," he says, "are harder to fudge."
Everyone in the world wants to do business in China. And China itself wants to know more about how its own economy is changing. But it takes decades to develop sophisticated statistical models that can give trustworthy figures.
Statistics that apply to an export-only oriented economy aren't good enough to capture the complexity of a place like China. So, the country is still working at figuring out how to count itself.
In the meantime, Western firms have jumped in and started in their calculations, using methods perfected in the United States. But anytime you try to sum up an incredibly complex economy with one number — you're going to have some controversy.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said, today, the September unemployment rate dropped to 7.8 percent. That's the lowest since the start of 2009. The economy added 114,000 jobs. And the government also revised its figures for July and August, reporting more jobs created than previously thought. Federal experts do this regularly, going back through their work to check it again, which is one reason the Bureau of Labor Statistics is considered a trusted source.
It's a different story in China, where tracking the second biggest economy in the world is a guessing game.
Here's Zoe Chace of NPR's Planet Money team.
ZOE CHACE, BYLINE: Let's start with a very basic question. So, do you know, what's the unemployment rate in China?
ESWAR PRASAD: We don't.
CHACE: Hmm. Eswar Prasad is the former China guy for the International Monetary Fund. He teaches economics at Cornell. If anyone should know that number, it's him. Wait, he's got it now.
PRASAD: The official unemployment rate is about six and a half percent. But that number has given no credibility at all.
CHACE: He's not the only one. Arthur Kroeber is an economic researcher in China with Dragonomics.
ARTHUR KROEBER: The unemployment rate in China is one of the most useless and ridiculous statistics out there, and no one pays any attention to it because everyone knows it's a complete fiction.
CHACE: It's not like China isn't trying. They have a statistics office, but the country is so big and it's changing so quickly that it is really hard to keep track of what is going on. The problem is everyone in the world wants to do business in China. They need to know which regions are doing well, which places are slowing down.
Kroeber says, when you're doing business with China, you have to use tricks. You have to find little things that tell you indirectly how things are going.
KROEBER: How many tons of coal being shipped, amount of electricity production, the number of floor space being built at any given time; those numbers are harder to fudge.
CHACE: But this got so frustrating, one guy in the united states decided to do something about it.
Craig Charney takes his own survey of China's economy. He's a private, professional pollster. Rather than wait for China to fix it's screwed up statistics system, he decided to do something. He's a polling guy. They've got phones in China. Why not start to just call around and ask - construction companies, manufacturing, big retail store owners, bankers all over the country - how's it going? How is business?
CRAIG CHARNEY: You know, here's somebody who was just talking about how the textile business works. He says, look, the third quarter's the busy season in our industry, because big brands begin to prepare for autumn and winter production. But, the orders now are still looming. Things are below par. This is normally busy season for us, we're not that busy.
CHACE: It's just one anecdote. But he combines it with 1,999 little stories around China and he makes this little book.
CHACE: He publishes once a quarter for people to get insight into what's happening in china. It still won't tell you the unemployment rate. It will tell you that there are few new construction contracts at one firm in Shandong. This one guy, he's not doing much business.
It sounds basic. But it's a sign of how complicated China's economy has gotten. A generation ago, you could count the number of ships leaving Shanghai harbor. That would tell you all you need to know about China. Now, at the very least, you need thousands of stories from every region of the country to explain what's really going on.
Zoe Chace, NPR News.
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Health professionals and community members providing care to African Americans will have a hole in their calendars at the end of February. A venerated community-specific health conference, the National Conference on African Americans and AIDS (NCAAA), has been indefinitely postponed due to budget difficulties, according to conference organizers. The conference had been slated to begin on Feb. 22.
This news is so recent that, as of press time, the NCAAA Web site still displays this year's conference dates and Baltimore, Md., venue.
The National Conference on Latinos and AIDS (NCLA), which customarily takes place in midsummer, is also being postponed.
"The conference often feels as much like a homecoming or reunion as a medical education event," says K. Mary Hess, founder and director of both conferences. The conferences bring together a wide range of health professionals providing care to African Americans and Latinos, from case managers and peer counselors to top physicians and renowned community activists. Continuing medical education credits are also provided to nurses and physicians who attend the conference.
The NCAAA and the NCLA "provided a forum for minority physicians, researchers and other health care professionals to ... articulate an epidemic that, in recent times, is centered in communities of color," says Larry Bryant, director of national organizing for the New York-based HIV/AIDS organization Housing Works. "There are no other national forums that address ... two [of the] hardest hit populations in the U.S."
Hess founded the NCAAA in 1999 and continues to coordinate each conference with the help of a tiny staff and supporters from the U.S. HIV/AIDS community.
According to Audria Russell, HIV program coordinator at New York City homeless services organization Women in Need, Inc., the conference has given providers "information on best practices that have enhanced the supportive care ... provided to clients who are infected or affected by this disease."
According to Hess, the conference's roughly $250,000 price tag is paid for in part through the participation of nonprofit educational partners. However, grants from pharmaceutical companies provide the bulk of the funding -- and make possible the comparably low registration fees ($115 for doctors, nurses and physician assistants -- in other words, those whose job allows them to prescribe drugs -- and $95 for non-prescribing health professionals), as well as free passes to the conference for about a third of its attendees. This year, all but one pharmaceutical company declined their support of the conference, Hess stated.
"If [pharmaceutical companies] are going to expand their markets exponentially, their corporate responsibility needs to keep pace -- especially supporting U.S.-based organizations in the market that made all the profit possible," says Hess.
Says Housing Works' Bryant, who has attended the NCAAA each year since 2006: "[T]he landscape of meaningful, visible, national forums for people of color to address these issues is very bleak."
What can be done to ensure that the conferences return in 2011? Hess urges the conferences' past pharmaceutical partners to reconsider their grant policies and to communicate more openly with their grantees. In the meantime, she suggests that organizations and individuals start planning and saving now so that they can sponsor an exhibitor table at the next conference. "If I had 50 nonprofit tables sponsored, we could do this event even with no pharma support," says Hess.
Hess also encouraged fans of the conferences to become her friend on Facebook in order to help her bring together a cohesive national network of supporters for both conferences.


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Oregon businessman sentenced for food-stamp fraud
HILLSBORO — A man who ran a food-stamp fraud scheme out of his two Beaverton businesses has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.
But Washington County Judge Suzanne Upton offered Mahmoud Tajgerdu a deal: For every $10,000 he pays before his restitution hearing in August, she'll take a year off his sentence until it falls to seven years, four months.
Tajgerdu was taken into custody after Friday's hearing. After the judge left the bench, he became indignant, The Oregonian reported.
Tajgerdu brought $35,000 to the courtroom, money the judge did not count as part of the deal. He said he would give nothing more: "I want to go to jail forever," he said.
His wife approached the prosecutor and law enforcement officers in the room.
"Please help me," she said, crying. "I have kids."
During the hearing, prosecutors said the Tajgerdu, 42, lived a lavish lifestyle while bilking hundreds of thousands of dollars from the federal assistance program. The theft occurred when Tajgerdu, the owner of a halal meat market and a gas station, rang up phony transactions and charged his customers a fee to illegally exchange their food stamp benefits for cash.
Senior Deputy District Attorney Bracken McKey said the businessman's crime was different from common fraud cases in which the defendant needs money for drugs.
"The defendant had one motivation and one motivation only," McKey said, "and it was greed."
Tajgerdu pleaded guilty in March to aggravated first-degree theft and unlawful use of food stamps. Defense attorney Christopher McCormack argued Friday for a sentence of probation.
Tajgerdu told the judge he and his family had earned their fortune. "I work hard every single day, 12 hours a day," he said.
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A major election-year battle is brewing over helping the elderly afford prescription drugs. The government's solution: Impose price controls. One prominent bill in Congresssupported by many members of Michigan's congressional delegationwould fix prescription drug prices by federal decree.
How many times do lawmakers have to learn Economics 101? Price controls boost demand and stifle supply, which always leads to rationing. Do we really want bureaucrats deciding who gets how much of what drug?
Canada has price controls on all health care. Canadians are routinely denied access to newer and better medicines. Canada produces far fewer new drugs than we do, largely because of price controls.
Instead, why not let the elderly set up tax-free medical savings accounts to take care of their prescription drug costs? This program is already available, but is severely restricted by law. Opening this option to everyone wouldn't just make medical expenses easier to bearit would lower prices by intensifying competition among drug manufacturers.
Medical Savings Accounts would help senior citizens afford prescription drugs without doing damage to America's ability to produce the best medical care in the world.


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Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman has paid tribute to the comic book character's co-creator Len Wein, who died on Sunday.
Wein began his career at DC Comics before moving to rival publisher Marvel, where he helped revive the X-Men franchise by introducing Wolverine, a mutant with regenerative healing powers.
He passed away aged 69. Wein previously experienced heart trouble and underwent quintuple bypass heart surgery in 2015.
Jackman, who has played Wolverine in nine films, led the tributes to Len by writing on Twitter, "Blessed to have known Len Wein. I first met him in 2008. I told him - from his heart, mind & hands came the greatest character in comics."
"The Avengers" director Joss Whedon tweeted his own tribute which read, "Co-created Wolverine & the new X-men. Co-kickstarted (sic) the modern comic book era with its most powerful metaphor. And more. RIP Len Wein."
Others who paid tribute to Wein included author and screenwriter Neil Gaiman and Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Axel Alonso.
At Marvel in the 1970s, Wein introduced a number of key X-Men characters, including Wolverine, who first appeared in 1974, and Nightcrawler, who debuted the following year.
At the end of the '70s he rejoined DC Comics where he edited Alan Moore's influential comic book series Watchmen. He also co-created the DC character Swamp Thing.
In a statement announcing Wein's death, Diane Nelson, the president of DC Entertainment, told Variety: "Len Wein was one of the most welcoming people and legends in comics from the moment I joined DC eight years ago. He wrote or edited almost every major DC character - there's hardly a facet of DC's world that Len didn't touch. I, DC, and the industry will miss him and his talent very much."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The District of Columbia has begun a review of century-old rules limiting building heights that could let the low-rise U.S. capital grow upward without harming views of landmarks such as the Washington Monument and U.S. Capitol.
The city has hired consultants to conduct the review, part of a congressionally requested plan that could revise building limits that have largely banned high-rise structures, Mayor Vincent Gray said on Tuesday.
Under a 1910 federal law, building heights in the 68-square-mile (176-square-km) U.S. capital are determined by the width of the street on which a building fronts. The maximum height is 130 feet, with some exceptions.
The result is a distinctive low-lying skyline with no skyscrapers to block the view of landmarks such as the National Cathedral and the Old Post Office. The tallest structure is the Washington Monument, which rises more 555 feet, 5-1/8 inches into the air.
Partners for Economic Solutions, a Washington consulting firm, will head a team analyzing the economic impact of raising the limits, Gray said in a statement.
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLC, a U.S. architecture firm, will be in charge of studying the impact of building heights on the District of Columbia's character, it said.
The city is working with the National Capital Planning Commission on the height review.
The House of Representatives' Oversight Committee, headed by California Republican Darrell Issa, last year requested a study of the height limits to see if they were still needed. The capital is self-governing but Congress has overriding authority.
The study by the NCPC and Washington teams will aim to ensure the prominence of federal landmarks and maintain "the horizontality of the monumental city skyline," Gray's statement said.
It also will seek to minimize harm to the original 18th century plan for the city, and consider such issues as economic development and security.
The National Capital Planning Commission has hired AECOM Technology Corp, a design services company, to work on the study. The panel will vote on the plan's recommendations and they will go to Congress in the fall, the mayor said.
(Reporting by Ian Simpson; Editing by Scott Malone and Tim Dobbyn)


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Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic is being monitored by Italian giants AC Milan, according to talkSPORT.
The Red Devils' centre-back runs out of contract at United at the end of the season and has yet to renew his deal with David Moyes' side.
And, now it appears that Italian giants AC Milan are ready to swoop for the Serbian ace, who will be allowed to talk to interested clubs in January.
United's boss David Moyes has recently hinted that the club will give their skipper a new deal, but for now the 31-year-old's future looks uncertain.
Vidic has been troubled with injury over the past couple of years, but has so far played a key role for United in this campaign.
The Red Devils may well welcome back their skipper tonight as they play Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine.
The centre-back was rested at the weekend as the champions suffered a shock defeat at to West Brom.
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Enhanced Box Score: Nationals 2, Cubs 1 – April 5, 2012
(For those of you new to the site since last season, the Enhanced Box Score is a sometimes serious, frequently sarcastic, snap-shot of the day's game. I offer it to you through the magic of technology, which allows me to "enhance" that day's box score in a really technical, precise, and high-minded way. For previous examples, see here.)
So, yeah, that sucked.
It started out well enough. Marlon Byrd had a two-out, RBI single, something I'm not sure he did last year before August. Ryan Dempster got into, and out of, jams early, but was absolutely brilliant after the first two innings. Dale Sveum even took him out at the right time (Dempster was at 108 pitches and looked like he was laboring a bit). And then the bullpen happened.
Kerry Wood got squeezed a bit, but mostly just couldn't throw strikes, which allowed the tying run to score. And then Carlos Marmol allowed a (not cheap) double and a (cheap) single to give up the game.
The offense looked like crap, too, complete with an Alfonso Soriano attempted steal of third, which potentially cost the Cubs a run. Ian Stewart came within an inch of tying the game in the 9th (on a windless day, he might have hit Sheffield). Still, I can't stop thinking about the pen.


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The hull is steel and superstructure is aluminum construction. The vessel is built to DNV or LR Letter of Compliance covering hull, decks, superstructure and enclosures.
Watertight bulkheads are located at the forward and aft ends of the crew accommodation, forward and aft ends of the engine room and the aft end of the owner's stateroom. Access to the engine room is via a watertight door through the aft bulkhead.
Main propulsion is provided by twin 850hp, marine diesel engines included ZF gears to Aquamet shafts turning propellers.
Power generation is provided by two Northern Lights 65Kw generators. The electrical system provides for both marina connections and mechanical charging using anAtlasShorepower converter and a Mass battery charger. 120V outlets and systems are supplied from a Mass 120V Power Inverter.
THRUSTERS One 65 hp DC or hydraulic thruster is fitted within the bow.
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Black and Grey water tanks are built into the hull structure with facilities for overboard or dockside discharge. Fuel and water tanks are built into the hull structure with a total fuel capacity of approximately 13,200 gallons and a total water capacity of 3,168. Two 1,500 Gal per day water makers are also installed.
Two 110kg stainless steel stockless anchors are fitted to stainless steel bow indents and attached with galvanized swivels and shackles to one 160m ropes of 14.0mm short link galvanized chain through two 4500 lb Maxwell windlasses. Two 2000 lb Maxwell docking capstans are mounted aft
The upper bridge deck, foredeck, Portuguese fly bridge, side decks, aft deck and boarding platform are finished in 16 mm quarter sawn teak planks, approximately 50mm wide and paid with black caulking compound.
Deck fittings include eight-polished stainless steel mooring cleats and eight-polished stainless steel fairleads. Handrails are 50mm diameter hand-polished 316 stainless steel. An electric/hydraulic davit is fitted to the boat deck.
Closures include 21 D-ended stainless steel portholes with stainless steel deadlights. The wheelhouse screen and side windows are in flat panes of chemically toughened glass.
All exterior surfaces are filled, faired and finish coated with Awlgrip products in accordance with US Paints' specification.
An automated fire detection and extinguishing system is fitted to the engine room.Smoke detectors are fitted in each cabin, living space and machinery space with portable extinguishers distributed around the vessel.
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New UB medical school is gateway to hospitals and neighborhoods
When the University at Buffalo's new Medical School opens in downtown Buffalo in 2016, it will serve as both an entrance into the growing Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus and a bridge to the nearby community.
While the $375 million seven-story building will welcome patients and visitors to the Medical Campus, the new facility also is designed to encourage its 2,000 faculty, staff and students to filter into the surrounding neighborhoods to eat, shop and live.
"I think it becomes the glue that connects everything together," Dr. Michael E. Cain, the dean of the Medical School and UB's vice president of health sciences, said in an interview after Wednesday's unveiling of the design for UB's new School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
The complex – the size of three Walmart supercenters – will allow UB to accept more students and add faculty, and it brings the school closer to the hospitals downtown, its home for the first 100 years of its existence.
The building will encourage greater use of public transit – it contains a Metro Rail station – and planners sought to create a structure that will be a memorable addition to Buffalo's cityscape.
"If you look at the open design, if you look at the air coming in and the kind of interactive space it provides, it's tremendous. It's a 21st century education and research building," UB President Satish K. Tripathi said.
UB plans to break ground this fall on the building at the corner of Main and High streets, with construction expected to take about three years.
The Medical School is a key piece of the development that is radically transforming the Medical Campus and the surrounding community, including the Gates Vascular Institute, UB's Clinical and Translational Research Center and the John R. Oishei Children's Hospital.
"You have a building that is architecturally announcing the Medical Campus, Allentown and downtown with one physical gesture," said Robert G. Shibley, dean of UB's School of Architecture and Planning. "It's a gateway building."
Medical students, professors and staff are moving downtown from the UB South Campus, where the school has been located since 1953.
Most medical schools are directly tied to a hospital, and the fact that UB's school is not has forced medical students and faculty here to split up among a number of buildings and hospitals.
The pending move to the Medical Campus will build a better link among the Medical School and Buffalo General Medical Center, Roswell Park Cancer Institute and Children's Hospital, which also is moving downtown.
"We will have almost everybody together again," Cain said.
Tripathi hopes that students based at the new building will have a better experience in medical school, which will prompt more of them to stay at area hospitals to do their required residencies and lead more of them to choose to stay here to practice medicine.
The university also plans to expand the Medical School, which now has about 140 students in each of its four classes and about 720 full-time faculty, once it moves into its larger home.
UB will boost the size of each class to 180 students by 2020 and hire about 130 additional faculty over the next few years, Cain said.
The new Medical School will encompass 550,000 square feet. As a comparison, the BlueCross BlueShield building on West Genesee Street is 469,000 square feet, and the Larkin at Exchange building measures 600,000 square feet.
UB last year invited architectural firms to compete for the right to design the new Medical School. After the firms were pared to four and their concepts were displayed for public comment, a panel last May selected the international firm HOK – Helmuth, Obata & Kassabaum – to design the new building.
The seven-story building is shaped like two L's joined by a six-story atrium, which is naturally illuminated by skylights and glass walls along Washington Street and the terminus of Allen Street.
The design is simple and elegant, and the building is meant to be environmentally friendly and open to the community, said Kenneth Drucker, senior principal and director of design for HOK, who attended the unveiling on the Medical Campus with Jim Berge, principal in charge of the Medical School project and HOK's director of science and technology.
The first two floors of the building will be more accessible to the public, housing educational and community rooms for the Medical School's outreach programs and public health initiatives, UB said.
A second-floor bridge will provide "coatless" access to the new Children's Hospital and the Conventus medical office building under construction along High Street.
Floors three through five will feature research facilities and state-of-the-art labs. The sixth floor will include a simulation center, where medical students can perform surgeries in a simulated operating room.
The seventh floor will house facilities for gross anatomy, and the entire building has open spaces where students and faculty can work together.
"This kind of interaction provides this kind of multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving," Tripathi said.
The new Medical School has a café but not a full-service cafeteria, because designers want students and staff to leave the building and walk to nearby restaurants.
The Medical School building is meant to serve as a catalyst for private-sector development in the area, Shibley said, and inspire the same sense of local architectural pride as the finest buildings of the 20th century.
A new Allen/Medical Campus Metro Rail station will be integrated into the building.
The existing station will continue to operate during the construction of the Medical School.
There isn't nearly enough parking available near the Medical School to accommodate everyone who will use the building, so planners envision people buying homes near the medical campus or commuting by bike, bus or subway.
"All of that mix will take us to a new place," Shibley said. "There's a revolution coming in transportation."
The work on the Metro station is included in the $375 million cost for the Medical School.
Money for the project will come from several sources, Tripathi said, including a $210 million bond taken out by the state, which UB must pay back, and $50 million that the university expects to raise from donors.
News Staff Reporter Jay Rey contributed to this report. email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Hospitals and other health-care facilities are a niche market offering electrical distributors special sales opportunities for some very good reasons: the continuing expansion and construction of these facilities, the specialized electrical equipment they require, the tremendous amount of data cabling and other high-grade signaling systems installed in these buildings, and the demographic fact that as the United States' population as a whole ages, more of these facilities will be necessary.
Several thousand hospitals, medical buildings, outpatient care centers, doctor's offices, clinics and other facilities exist in the United States. Although several indicators that measure the construction of health-care facilities are forecasting single-digit growth during 2002, it's still a market on the move.
The 2002 National Estimates Dodge Construction Potentials, developed by F.W. Dodge of McGraw-Hill Inc., New York, pegged the construction activity of health-care facilities for 2002 at 83 million square feet, a modest 4 percent increase from 2001. The 2001-2002 Construction Outlook published by FMI, Raleigh, N.C., forecasts some gradual increases in the construction of privately owned hospitals and nursing homes, over the next few years. The report says that construction of these facilities will increase to $6.65 billion this year, from $6.57 billion in 2001, a 1.2 percent increase, and an increase of 4.7 percent to $6.96 billion in 2003.
Market movers
While the order that a contractor or facilities manager brings to an electrical distributor for a hospital job may not look much different from the list of materials they buy for other commercial jobs, some important differences exist for the health-care market. Tight National Electrical Code (NEC) regulations on installations in these facilities and some key trends influence the electrical products purchased. Let's take a closer look at these important factors in the health-care market.
Cost consciousness
With all the consolidation in the hospital market and the changes in health-care coverage, hospital administrators, purchasing managers, engineering supervisors and other key buying influences are always looking for ways to slash their operating costs. Like many of your customers, hospitals have trimmed maintenance staffs and are looking for products that require less maintenance, last longer and cost less to install.
This presents electrical distributors with a great opportunity to sell energy-efficient electrical products in this market because much of a hospital operates 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week, driving up energy costs. In the cost-conscious health-care market, you can easily prove to customers that an energy-efficient retrofit can save tens of thousands of dollars in the facilities' electrical bills and pay for itself from these savings in two to three years.
Not only are large medical facilities ripe for energy upgrades, smaller doctors' buildings, nursing homes and other buildings are prime targets, too.
Before making your pitch, make sure you see an upgrade through a customer's eyes. While lighting equipment, motors and other electrical loads can account for more than 30 percent of a building's energy usage, the customer may also be thinking about nonelectrical upgrades to improve the building's energy efficiency, such as replacing inefficient air-conditioning units, windows and adding new insulation. Unless electrical distributors work with energy-services companies (ESCOs), which are very active in this market, they only offer part of the total solution that the customer needs.
Group purchasing
An offshoot of the trend toward increasing cost-consciousness is the growth of group purchasing consortiums. Operating in some ways similar to the buying/marketing groups in the electrical market, these purchasing groups allow hospitals to pool their purchases of medical supplies, office equipment and maintenance supplies to get volume discounts.
Code consciousness
One of the best ways to learn about the types of products that your customers may purchase for installation in hospitals and other health-care facilities is to peruse the NEC's Article 517 — Health-care Facilities. After a few paragraphs, you will soon realize the NEC has such stringent requirements on electrical installations in health-care because these systems power equipment that's used in critical-care areas, such as operating rooms, intensive-care units or other areas where an electrical-system malfunction can affect the health of the patient. Here are the products that the NEC regulations affect most:
Hospital-grade and tamper-proof receptacles
A familiar Code requirement in health-care facilities is the use of hospital-grade plugs and receptacles. Marked with a green dot, these receptacles are designed to take a lot of punishment so they do not malfunction in what could be life-or-death situations. Before launching a new hospital-grade receptacle several years ago, Pass & Seymour/Legrand, Syracuse, N.Y., did extensive market research on how hospitals buy wiring devices. From this research, the company estimated the average hospital purchases 50 to 75 hospital-grade wiring devices a month, or about 900 per year. The company also found that because of the extensive modernization and renovation of hospitals, the average hospital wing is reworked every five to eight years and that 2,500 devices may be purchased and installed each time.
The NEC requires these wiring devices for the entire wiring systems of hospitals and for the patient-care areas of other medical facilities such as clinics, dentists' offices, outpatient facilities and the examining rooms of doctors' offices. An additional requirement for specialized wiring devices exists for pediatric and psychiatric locations, where receptacles must be tamper proof to prevent patients from inserting pins, pieces of wire and other objects into the outlet.
GFCI equipment
Many areas of health-care treatment centers are exposed to wet or damp conditions, so GFCI circuits are a must. Some of the applications for GFCI equipment in these facilities include standard bathroom applications, dialysis facilities, laboratories, treatment areas involving whirlpools or other types of hydrotherapy, laundries, kitchens and boiler rooms.
Back-up generators
Hospitals have extensive backup systems for a very good reason — patients' lives depend on equipment functioning at all times. All hospitals must have emergency generators ready to provide power to critical-care areas very quickly if the primary power system is disabled or shuts down for any reason.
EC&M magazine, Electrical Wholesaling's sister publication, ran an article several years ago that illustrates this point. An electrical contractor who installed the emergency-power system for the wing of a new hospital in California forgot to connect the backup system to the automatic transfer switch, which detects a downed circuit and switches to emergency power within seconds. The problem was discovered when a lightning strike knocked out power to the grid servicing the hospital. Fortunately, no patients were hurt when the emergency power did not kick in.
Data-handling systems
Hospitals require monstrous amounts of data on patients, billing, supplies, scheduling and other applications unique to the health-care market. If your company is into datacom, you are that much more valuable to customers in this market.
Other low-voltage wiring
Few industrial or commercial applications use as much low-voltage wiring as medical facilities. Nurse-call systems, intercoms, fire alarms and smoke detectors are just a few of the low-voltage wiring systems they rely upon.
Future sales opportunities
Industry observers expect health-care facilities to continue adding onto their computer and communications systems to improve access to patient data and treatment options, cut down on paperwork and make it easier to respond to emergency situations.
For instance, in some intensive-care units, computerized "infusion pumps" administer medicine to patients. A computer monitors the amount of medicine that these pumps administer. Computers are also replacing the manual collection of patient records and treatment charts. This cuts down on the errors that can occur with manual transcriptions of this information.
Communications systems also promise future sales opportunities. Nurse-call systems, intercoms, medical-alert devices, security monitors and other communications systems are all being refined so signals can be monitored from a central point, such as a nursing station. All of these trends translate into sales opportunities for electrical distributors in datacom products and low-voltage wiring and components for signaling systems, and give them yet another reason to get involved with this growing market segment.
The Health-Care Market
- Wireway
- Surface and under-floor wiring systems
- Conduit
- Conduit fittings
- Cable tray & related equipment
- Boxes & enclosures
- Poke-through fittings
- Wire & cable
- Bus duct & related equipment
- Lugs
- Connectors
- Terminals
- Wiring devices
- Portable cord
- GFCI equipment
- Pole-line hardware
- Ground equipment
- Load centers
- Circuit breakers
- Fuses
- Transformers
- Voice/data cabling & related supplies
- Fire alarm systems
- Intercoms
- Signaling equipment
- UPS systems
- Surge suppressors
- Building management systems
- Satellite dishes and cabling
- Lighting controls
- Lamps
- Ballasts
- T-8 lighting systems
- Lighting fixtures
- Reflectors
- Occupancy sensors
- Sports & theater lighting
- Exit lighting
- Outdoor lighting
- Vandal-proof lighting fixtures
- HVAC systems
- HVAC controls
- Replacement breakers, fuses, motors & relays
- Lamps
- Wiring devices
- Portable cord
- Screws, nuts & bolts
- Signs
- Tool boxes
- Hand tools & power tools
- Multimeters
- Benders
- Cable-pulling lubricant
- OSHA lockout/tagout devices
- Gloves, hard hats & work clothing
- Electrical tape, wire markers, fasteners & cable ties
- Security systems
Don't drive past other opportunities to sell electrical products on your way to a sales call at the local hospital. Here are a few examples of other medical facilities that need much of the same equipment that you sell to hospitals.
Urgent-care facilities
HMO centers
Health-care clinics
Cat-scan or radiology facilities
Nursing homes
Dental offices
Doctor's offices (single or group practice)
Who to talk with:
The most common titles of purchasers of electrical equipment at the larger medical facilities include:
Maintenance manager
Electrical engineer
Facilities manager
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The goal of Supporting Positive Relationships so Our children Under 6 can Thrive (SPROUT) is for all Fond du Lac County children to be healthy, nurtured, safe and successful from birth to school entry.
The Fond du Lac Community Partnership for Young Children Resource Guide was originally created in 2013 by the SPROUT partnership, with funding from the Early Childhood Community Partnership Grant and was updated in 2016. The mission of SPROUT is to support the social and emotional health of young children by bringing together organizations throughout Fond du Lac County that enrich infant and early childhood development
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If you would like to understandhow your child is doing in his or her development, the WIC office is a place you can go for support.
Diane Fett, Fond du Lac County Birth to 3 Director, Colleen Deanovich, Fond du Lac County WIC Director and Jean Weston Fond du Lac County Maternal Child Health Coordinator are pleased to announce the implementation of a developmental screening site at the WIC office.
The site offers the Ages and Stages Questionnaires for parents to complete depending on the age of their child. The questionnaires are scored and follow-up is provided as needed.
This site was made possible with support from the Fond du Lac County Community Partnership for Young Children (SPROUT) with additional funding provided by The Governor's Investing Early Grant, The Northeast Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs, The Family Resource Center of Fond du Lac County, and the Fond du Lac Area United Way.
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SPROUT has developed a detailed resource guide with information for families with young children in the Fond du Lac area. Resources include: Health resources, mental health resources, financial and family support, education, parenting, libraries, and parks/recreational opportunities.
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What is the difference between "Direct Expenses" and "Indirect Expenses"?
There are 2 types of expenses that you can deduct related your home office/business: Direct Expenses and Indirect Expenses.
* Direct Expenses: Direct expenses are those expenses that are paid only for the business part of your home. For example, if you pay for painting or repairs only in the area used for business, this would be a direct expense.
* Indirect Expenses: Indirect Expenses are those expenses that are paid for keeping up and running your entire home. Examples of indirect expenses generally include insurance, utilities, and general home repairs. Since these are expenses you would pay for the entire home, these are considered indirect expenses.
Note: If you paid one of these separately and specifically for the part of your home you are using for business, these could be considered "direct expenses". For example, if you paid separate utilities that were specifically for your home office, this could be considered a direct expense. If any part of that bill included utilities for the whole house, though, that would be an indirect expense.


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