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Fiftieth World Day of Prayer for Vocations to Focus on Hope
As the 50th World Day of Prayer for Vocations draws near, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has prepared resources emphasizing the hope that religious vocations offer to the world.
"We need good holy priests and dedicated men and women committed to the consecrated life to help build the Kingdom of God here and now," said Archbishop Robert Carlson of St. Louis, who chairs the U.S. bishops' Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations.
"Therefore, we want a stronger culture of vocations in our own nation to help each Catholic realize that we all have a responsibility to invite young people to consider if God is calling them to the priesthood or consecrated life," the archbishop explained in an April 4 press release.
Vocations are part of the Church's "basic mission," which is "to preach the Gospel and help build a civilization of love in our world today," he said.
Archbishop Carlson's statements reflected the theme for this year's World Day of Prayer for Vocations, which is "Vocations as a Sign of Hope Founded in Faith."
According to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, this theme "underscores the hope that vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life bring to the entire Church."
The 2013 World Day of Prayer for Vocations will take place on April 21, the Fourth Sunday of Easter.
The U.S. bishops' conference is offering resources on its website to help foster vocations, including video testimonies of priests, men and women religious, as well as parents whose children entered the priesthood or religious life. The website also features lesson plans, parish retreat resources and discernment aids.
An additional Web page specifically on the World Day of Prayer for Vocations features prayers, information on vocations and an October 2012 message from former Pope Benedict XVI on this year's theme and its importance.
Father John Guthrie, associate director of the Secretariat for Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations, said that the United States has "seen a slight increase in religious vocations in the U.S. over the past few years."
He said, "It is our hope to continue this development by helping every member of the Church to encourage and promote vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life."
National Catholic Register
Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/fiftieth-prayer-for-vocations-day-to-focus-on-hope/#ixzz2PodA64WZ


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Ruffles Ultimate Potato Chips Twice the Size of Original Chips
Frito-Lay North America, a Plano, Texas division of PepsiCo, rolls out man-sized Ruffles Ultimate Potato Chips and Ruffles Ultimate Dips in flavors the boys will love. The chips' ridges are twice the size and depth of the ridges in original Ruffles potato chips and they are available in three flavors: Original, Sweet & Smokin' BBQ and Kickin' Jalapeno Ranch.
They make it easier for guys to load up on the hearty flavors of the two dips -- Beef 'N Cheese, made with real beef and cheese, and Smokehouse Bacon, with chunks of real bacon. They achieve a truly unapologetic snacking experience that satisfies man hunger.
"Guys live for larger-than-life moments that fuel legendary stories they share for years," says Tony Matta, vice president of marketing at Frito-Lay North America. "Male bonding is a rite of passage for guys. The Ruffles Ultimate line was created to fuel epic moments. It's in moments like these, often over a bag of chips, where recounting the tale is almost as fun as being there the first time."
Suggested retail price for 1.875-oz bag is $1.09; a 2.5-oz. bag is $1.49; and an 8-oz. bag is $4.29. A 15-oz jar of Dips is $3.99.

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About mjm01010101
cwf+rtb assumes people care about commercial support of media that is ones and zeros.
The moral code that says one can not take some object from a person, doesn't apply with digital bits and bytes.
Socialist when it comes to digital, Capitalist when it comes to physical objects?
money is the transferring of one value system to another. I see no harm in this practice, nor the iphone app that cost $500 and was a diamond. In one case Blizzard weighed that this will not tarnish their brand or the value of other goods/services they provide, in Apple's case, they decided that having an app actually does damage to the entire Apple iPhone experience, and they kicked it.
What is scary (but still justified) is we have people buy into these platforms and economies where they attach value to objects that really do little more than fire off a few brain synapses. I can't justify arguing against that, however, as I play some FPS's myself and that would be hypocritical. :)
I run adblock because ad networks have historically contained malware, I don't agree with advertising as a tool to reach people, and I don't want bullshit third party information on my computer. I block most images. Sending text isn't expensive. If you have a massive website and sending text is a large expense you are doing it wrong.
I'm not going to change. I'm never going to change. I never want advertising in my life, and your server and it's information is advertised via http. Deal with it. Where are the moral police when advertisements lie or infect a computer?
"So while it seems clear that, if the son's story is true, the mother clearly deserves some form of legal punishment, it's still troubling that the choice here was to use a harassment law, rather than a hacking law."
The TechDirt run-on Sentence. I've only been coming here a month now but they are rather frequent!


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Avenged Sevenfold Unleash Official Video for 'Hail to the King'
Avenged Sevenfold are riding high with their current single 'Hail to the King,' the title track off their highly anticipated new album, due Aug. 27. Now, the band has unleashed an official music video to accompany the track.
The clip (watch above), features scenes of singer M. Shadows and the crew performing the song in black and white interspersed with regal and medieval shots that coincide with the lyrics of the tune. The powerful track recalls elements of Metallica in both Shadows' voice and its musicality.
As stated, the album 'Hail to the King' drops Aug. 27. A7X will play a free show on Aug. 26 at the Hollywood Palladium to celebrate its release. The band will then embark on a fall trek with Deftones and Ghost B.C. Check out the full list of dates by clicking below:


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Raymond Ripple
Adjunct Professor of Law
Raymond Ripple is now Senior Counsel with the DuPont Company in Wilmington, DE, where he heads a team engaged in appellate practice throughout the country. Prior to his present position, he engaged in trial and appellate practice in the Army, with the Office of the General Counsel, Interstate Commerce Commission, and with the Justice Department. He has been active with the ABA Appellate Practice Committee and the regional moot court competition. He is a former member of the Delaware Commission on Hazardous Materials.


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Frederik Wellmann
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Some addresses, but of greater interest are the lists of some of CSP's scientific journals "My writings on the Validity of Reasoning" notes on construction work at Arisbe "Octavo copies of my writings in the breakfast room" meanings of the verb "give" "To calculate the height of Aurora according to H. A. Newton." Some undated reflections: "I like and esteem the man who knows when to resign a game of chess, and does not insist upon protracting it to a tedious and melancholy mate. I like and esteem the man who gives Death a cordial shake of the hand when the time comes, and having fought a good fight, does not finish it with a feeble, frittering, factious, fretful, futility." And: "Intellectual value lies wholly in form, not matter."
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I-phone-game-dev needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 200 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
We Dream Games
We are a upstart game studio planing on attacking the Itouch generation of portable consoles with a ton of creative games. Our philosophy is to create games that are built with the Itouch technology in mind and to pay tribute to that device's unique features.
We strive on creativity, simplicity, execution and delivery. We are gamers. we do dream about games. Our objective is to change the market, be "those guys", those "innovative businessmen". Our company and our logo should reflect who we are, as people : ambitious and approachable, confident and creative. We want this name to attract a community; we hope people will identify with our goal : to get everyone involved in the rebirth of oldschool gaming.
Mostly, we target the core gamer market of 16 to 35year old males. The logo should speak to anyone who likes games or liked games. Also, I should be slightly artsy, not too corporate or simple. Lets make it human, classy, stylish and daring.
a friend said that our concept piece had something "indi" to it... very "Tarantino like" and that sounds really good to us. Also, this logo should have something oldschool about it. We are the 16bit generation, sad that 2D gaming is now out of fashion; similarly to to how pop music returns to 10 year old concepts every other decade, we want our logo to say "gamers from the super nintendo days are now making games! lets bring those qualities back into modern games!" But really, refer to this concept logo, we like that direction.
Target prize allocation date : Thursday the 18th.
WE DREAM GAMES written in big; so simple.
We like the look of the suits and splash heads so I recommend going in that direction first.
recommendations :
- Tall font. make the letters high. after we have done some playing around, we think that looks good.
- splash heads for EVERY suit. I think that could look really good!
- conservative use of color. I don't think this should look like a Brazilian carnival but have fun, we might get surprised.
- real ink would be great, I think. just a thought.
- our characters could have legs IF the color used for the font stands out enough.
- perhaps more suit characters in the BG could look nice (like an army of people just like us around.. to get the community effect) but this is not necessary.
- we want this thing done fast so perhaps sticking close to our concept is best. Yet, no creativity censorship going on here! If you have a stroke of genius, post it! We want to see it!
- Naturally, the thing has to punch so not too crowded.
Once submissions start coming in, we will try to be as precice as possible with our comments so we invite everyone to follow that process.
so, as an example : here is a critique of our own concept design : we like the suits, we LOVE the splash heads. Love the tall font but think it needs some work. like the diamond shaped disposition of the elements.
Do not like the current splash for the head.
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Making headlines in Tallahassee Wednesday morning is the City Commission Election, a quintet of men vied to be Tallahassee's new mayor. Outgoing Scott Maddox, is now the head of Florida's democratic party and did not run for re-election.
Two current city commissioners, John Paul Bailey and Steve Meisburg, were among those in this crowded race. With 100 percent of the vote is John Marks with four percent.
And Commissioner John Paul Bailey gets 27 percent of the vote; both are headed to a runoff on Feb. 25. Commissioner Meisburg comes in a close third with 26 percent and just misses getting into the runoff. Tony Davis and Richard Junnier round out the field with two percent each.
In the race for Seat 1 there will be a new city commissioner because Incumbent Steve Meisburg is in the mayor's race. Five people in this battle. With 100 percent of the vote in, that new commissioner will be Mark Mustian with almost 14,000 votes which works out to 52 percent of the vote. Former commissioner Dot Inma-Johnson was trying to return to the commission after losing her seat in 1994. She just misses getting into a runoff and finishes second with five percent. Justin Proctor is third with eight percent followed by Winford Frazier who got four percent and Drew Postell with two percent . In the race for Seat 2, Incumbent John Paul Bailey decided to run for mayor rather than try and keep his current seat on the commission. In the most crowded field of the night, six people wanted to take over for Bailey. With 100 percent of the vote in, Mayo Woodward and Andrew Gillum are headed to a runoff in three weeks.
Woodward garnered 29-percent and Gillum was second with 25 percent of the vote. Bob henderson narrowly missed getting into the runoff. He finishes third with 25 percent but with 225 votes less votes than Gillum. Norma Parrish with 16 percent, Jack Traylor with four percent and Joshua Hicks with two percent round out the field. Again Woodward and Gillum headed for a Feb. 25 runoff election. Incumbent Debbie Lightsey has three challengers for her seat spot on the City Commission. With 100 percent of the vote in, a runoff in this race as well. Commissioner Lightsey gets 49 percent. But Anthony Viegbesie is second with 0 and the two will now head to a runoff on the 25th of this month. Jr. Harding gets 16 percent and John Byrne is in 4th with fouth percent.
Allan Katz was appointed to his position on the commission last year when seat 5 commissioner Charles billings died while in office. He was trying to win that seat he has occupied since the spring of 2002. With 100 percent of the vote in, Mr. Katz keeps his seat with 56 percent of the vote. Dan McDaniel and Travis Potter each finish with 19 percent. Harrison Arencibian comes in 4th with percent and Merek Jones rounds out the list of candidates with two percent of the vote.


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In the mood for a few chills and things that go bump in the night? If so, the Los Angeles premiere of Peter Colley's 1979 seriocomic psychological thriller, "I'll Be Back Before Midnight," at the Colony Theatre in Burbank may be your ticket, despite hokey hiccups here and there.
A bleak old house in the country wouldn't seem the ideal place to bring a wife fresh from a lengthy hospital stay for high anxiety and panic attacks. But that's where fragile Jan (Joanna Strapp) finds herself when husband Greg (Tyler Pierce) decides that the isolated property is just the place to restart the couple's faltering marriage.
Jan is willing to make the best of it until she learns that Greg's sleek, sophisticated sister Laura (Kate Maher) is joining them that very day for an indeterminate stay. Jan is certain that Laura is not only hostile to her, but is an unhealthy influence on Greg, who, it seems, just wants them all to get along.
Tensions mount, and big, grizzled farmer George (Ron Orbach), the couple's landlord and nearest neighbor, doesn't help matters. Genial George, who has a penchant for ghoulish humor, gruesome headlines and jocular scaremongering, informs the couple that the house is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a crazed hermit who some 50 years before murdered a woman in that very house. And oh, yes, it seems that whenever a murder is committed in the area, a bloodstain appears on the floor.
Laura relishes the rumors, Greg laughs them off. Jan wonders if she's heading for another breakdown. Is the house really haunted? Is there significance to the old rifle and stone age flint axes — the latter figure in Greg's field of study — that are mounted on the wall? Why is Greg loving one moment and distant the next? And what is Laura's story, really? The audience sees what Jan sees, but will the disturbing happenings prove to be her imagination after all, or is something more diabolical going on?
Directed by Colley and David Rose, the play, copiously produced in Canada and elsewhere, telegraphs too much in the "Gaslight" vein for a mood of sustained suspense, but there are genuine surprises and nerve-jangling jolts that it wouldn't be fair to reveal, the capable actors deliver, and a few final dark twists ensure that the ending won't be quite as expected.
Set designer Stephen Gifford hits a properly uneasy note with his gloomy décor — a long room furnished with old and dusty pieces, a narrow staircase, sliding doors, a wood-burning stove and tall windows concealed behind draperies that stir to ominous effect. Lighting designer Luke Moyer makes a major contribution to the proceedings' overall creepiness with dimly lit wall sconces, lightning flashes and sudden blackouts, while Drew Dalzell does the same with a spot-on sound design (car arrivals and departures, thumps and creaks, thunder and rain).
Diane K. Graebner's costumes unobtrusively define each character, although for the good of the play, the directors should ask Pierce to keep his T-shirt on. At one point the actor bares his notably buff chest and does a few stretches. And while the sight may be an undeniable audience pleaser — it elicited an audibly appreciative response during the performance that I attended — and even if meant to reveal a hitherto unexpected aspect of Greg's personality, it comes across as gratuitous, serving neither the plot's continuity nor its suspenseful intent.
What: "I'll Be Back Before Midnight"
Where: The Colony Theatre, 555 N. Third St., Burbank.
When: 8 p.m. Thursday through Friday., 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. Ends next Sunday.
Tickets and info: $20 to $42. (818) 558-7000, Ext. 15, www.colonytheatre.org
LYNNE HEFFLEY writes about theater and culture for Marquee.


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Costume Party at the Moslem Temple, Qais Assali, Artist/Designer in Residence: Critical Race Studies @MSU Union Art Gallery
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Making a Difference: Careers in Helping Professions 5:30 pm
Making a Difference: Careers in Helping Professions @ Psychology Building, Room 119
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First-Time International Traveler Workshop 1:30 pm
First-Time International Traveler Workshop @ International Center, Room 201
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F Thomas needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
The Master Design - Publisher (http://www.masterdesign.org)
We are a small publishing company that publishes about 5 titles each year. You can view our website here: http://www.masterdesign.org
Our readers are Christian, conservative, and usually American. In this case, our readers are predominately women.
This is NOT a women's lib type book. But it is not a mousey, "keep the woman in her place" type book either. Go for somewhere in the middle.
Women of all ages are the target. Predominately Baptist in their background, but not exclusively.
Technical specs:
This book is 6"x9" with a 0.438" spine. (spread size of 12.438 x 9)
Files in InDesign and/or Photoshop accepted.
Book info:
Title: I'm a Woman…Created in the Image of God
Author: Joyce Cope Wyatt
Chapter Titles:
Chapter 1 - MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD
Chapter 2 - IN SEARCH OF MY IDENTITY
Chapter 3 - IN MY SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 4 - AS A PERSON DIFFERENT FROM MEN
Chapter 5 - AS A WIFE
Chapter 6 - WHEN THE RELATIONSHIP IS SHAKEN
Chapter 7 - AS A MOTHER
Chapter 8 - AS A WOMAN IN THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF LIFE
Chapter 9 - AS A RELATIONAL CHANGE AGENT
Chapter 10 - AS A MINISTER CALLED BY GOD
Chapter 11 - AS A DEVELOPING AND MATURING CHRISTIAN
Chapter 12 - WITH EYES ON THE GOAL
This book was originally published in Spanish. This is the first English edition. I do not have a picture of the Spanish cover, but have been told that is NOT the direction they want to go anyway.
The department that is putting the book together has done a book previously by a different author. I include it below. DO NOT FEEL COMPELLED to use it as a template or basis for design.
I will have a picture of the author and blurb for the back (I don't have it yet). So you can use place holders for now.
The Baptist World Alliance Women's Department is the actual publisher and their name and logo will go on the back of the book. (I can get that to you or I can add later myself.)
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Rebels celebrate success
After a great potluck meal, all the Rebels football players holding tongue depressors with four by six pictures of their beloved coach greeted Head Coach Dave Louzek. "It makes me a little nervous to see my picture on all these sticks here," joked the coach.
"It really is overwhelming," Louzek said. "It's a lot of attention. These kids really worked hard to get the attention and respect. They deserve it. They are great at community service and are good sports on the field. They help support each other. They work hard to earn that respect. They appreciate it and they do not take it for granted."
Louzek launched into thank yous. "Thank you to the ambulance crew," Louzek said. "It's a great service that is appreciated. It's an important service. Thanks to Kuhlman's Laundromat for washing our practice and game uniforms and to Ms. Kuhlman for keeping them in good repair. For all the washing and folding and repairs and also to Mrs. Lois Johnson for sewing. Thanks to Al Rose and Jack Halverson for all the coverage in the newspapers this last year and to the radio stations and TV channels."
Louzek continued, "Those week to week spaghetti suppers are a great thing to have and a lot of work goes into those. We thank all those who donated time, money and effort to make those happen. The parents who work those are appreciated, as are those who donated money, supplies and snacks. We thank the Pep Club who makes all those signs. Again our kids deserve this as they helped out with bingo, grocery bagging and the city wide garage sale.
"It's a ton of work to put those great scrapbooks together and to assemble," Louzek said. "The kids appreciate these now and they will in 10 to 20 years from now. They take a lot of money to put them together. They will be appreciated for years to come.
"A special thank you to all our fans and friends who came to see our games," Louzek said. "It's always something to look into the stands and see more Rebels fans at away games than the home team has. A special thank you goes out to anyone I might have missed. You are appreciated."
Louzek paused to compose himself. "Thank you to my family," he choked out. "It is very essential to me. It's difficult to not be able to spend the time I would like to spend with my wife, Kristen, and son and daughter and mom and dad. I couldn't expect the kids to make the kind of sacrifices they do unless I'm willing to make that sacrifice myself. It's necessary to be a State level team. It's necessary for me to do what I expect of them. We used this to accomplish what we did this year and it will be necessary to do what we will accomplish next year."
Rebel videographer Rory Butkiewicz received a plaque for all the work he does putting the games together, editing and getting them on the local access TV station along with all the locker room footage and end zone halftime footage not otherwise seen. "It's great to see the behind the scenes," said Butkiewicz. "I can tell you they are the same kind of team behind the scenes as they are on the football field. It's a class act." Scott Anderson also received a plaque for his work with the football game web-cast. Sue Anderson received recognition for a great job as the Rebels "ball girl," for how she always had the football ready for the referees. Sami Bednar was the Rebels' athletic trainer along with Chris Ketchmark. Bednar is heading off to North Dakota or. She is taking up athletic training.
Louzek presented Tom Brabec, the Rebels' announcer, with a plaque and said, "You are not allowed to retire. Louzek mentioned how other coaches have commented how fair Brabec is in announcing both sides of the game.
Louzek talked about his assistant coaches. "I have no fears of how they will run their practices when we break down into groups," he said. "I know our goal will be to get faster and stronger. We have to do that to be State level. Our goal is to do that every year. We want to continuously play at a State level. Kevin Szczyrbak is intensely passionate about football. He did a great job for us on our D-line. James Bohaty decided that since he is now head assistant he could spend the last snowy and cold day in the car on that one particularly nasty day when a sticky and windy, wet storm came through.
"The rest of our coaches are Andy Dahl, Tony Andres, Matt Hosmer, Scott Battaglia and Wes Cummins. They all did a great job for us. Our managers did a great job for us, too. We never had to worry about having water bottles filled, who was going to do stats or who was going to shoot film from the booth. We have the Cisars and the Johnsons now, just how we used to have the Zuks," Louzek added.
Section and State medals were presented to all the freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Each player who completed the entire season also earned a letter.
Louzek called the co-captains forward. The coach said that everything Jake Christopherson and Jake Disterhaupt did in handling the team - in and out of the locker room and out on the field - was appropriate. He also commented that they handled chippy play by other teams well and how they addressed officials was appropriate. Christopherson received the Offensive Line MVP Award. Disterhaupt took home the Overall Award for Offensive and Defensive MVP. Furthermore, Disterhaupt received the following awards: Duluth News Tribune Player of the Year Award (two years in a row with the only other ML-WR player to do that being Nate Zuk. Also, he almost broke Matt Hillbrandt's all-time Rebel rushing mark), All-State Honorable Mention, Minnesota Vikings All-State Award (presented to only 30 players - all classes combined), and a finalist for the Mr. Football Award.
Please see next week's issue for the continuation of the Rebels awards.


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Two weeks ago I blogged about serious security problems of Network Solutions' shared hosting service. This time I'll turn to another big shared hosting provider – Servage.
It's not the first time I write about Servage. Actually this will be the 4th article in the series about rogue blogs on Servage network. It all started in November when I wrote about malicious blogs created in subdirectories of legitimate websites. The blogs poisoned Google search results for millions of relatively unpopular keywords (the long tail) redirecting visitors to scareware websites. In the second article, I showed the history of those rogue blogs (the first generation have dates in April of 2009) and how most of them (90%+) were found on Servage network. In the third article, I wrote about the internals of those rogue blogs and their malicious features.
A few days ago I found a new generation of rogue blogs on Servage network.
Here are the details …


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One economic theory is that business cycles are caused, at least in part, by technology introductions and their resultant impact on productivity -- this is termed the real business cycle theory. While economists don't all agree on this theory (or others as well), one can conceptually understand how productivity growth has been correlated with episodic bouts of economic growth, or lack thereof. After all, productivity gains are what allow the economy to produce more with given inputs of labor (and capital, in some measures) and are essential to increasing living standards.
Researchers at the Chicago Fed recently documented this relationship. Beginning in 1973, low rates of productivity gains were associated with a moribund economy in the 1970s. Then, beginning in the early 1980s, productivity began to grow, modestly at first, and economic growth responded upward in turn. In the mid-1990s, productivity growth took off in tandem with the tech and Internet boom, and we had a booming economy.
After 2004, however, productivity growth diminished remarkably, as did our economic growth, absent debt-fueled consumer spending just prior to the recession. This slowdown in productivity gains predated the recession, and while the recession was caused by other factors, our slow recovery may relate to lessened productivity gains.
Most estimates of productivity gains focus on output per unit of labor. However, since output is based on not just labor but capital as well, researchers use a broader, more comprehensive measure of productivity known as multifactor productivity. This measure has dropped from about 1.7% on an annualized basis from 1996 to 2004 to just 0.5% since 2004. Researchers postulate that it might be caused by society having already adopted information and communication technology that has been introduced to this point. However, the cause for the slowdown in productivity growth isn't entirely known.
Regardless of why they ebb and flow, productivity gains help to determine the "speed limit" of the economy. Basically, potential economic growth can be thought of as productivity gains plus growth of the labor force and capital introductions. If the economy grows faster than this rate, inflation can result as bottlenecks emerge from more demand for labor and capital than the economy can provide.
Right now, however, there is such a large excess capacity of both capital and labor that we can grow at a faster rate without sparking inflation, until we (hopefully) return to full employment and capacity utilization of plants and as equipment is more fully engaged.
That said, the current slow-growth environment might be explained by sluggish productivity gains. As I wrote recently, it doesn't look like we are investing more in productivity-enhancing equipment. That can hold the economy back.
So when policymakers confer to address monetary policy or consider the effectiveness of previous rounds of fiscal stimulus and wonder why the economy is still growing sluggishly, perhaps a large-scale productivity shock is what we need instead. While Keynesians and monetarists might debate otherwise, the next big technological revolution that businesses can readily deploy just might hold the key to renewed economic vigor, more so than policymakers' actions. That, however, is easier said than done, as one cannot simply create the "next Internet" just by lawmakers' decree or a Fed decision.


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[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] on Thursday ruled [opinion, PDF] 8-0 in Morrison v. National Australia Bank [Cornell LII backgrounder] that the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 (SEA) [text, PDF] does not provide a cause of action to foreign plaintiffs suing for misconduct occurring on foreign stock exchanges. The court held that, as a general rule, unless a statute specifically states that it applied extraterritorially, it only applies within the territorial jurisdiction of the US. The court upheld the ruling [opinion, PDF] of the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit but found that the lower court had erred in its reasoning. The lower court had dismissed the claim brought under § 10(b) of the SEA due to a lack of subject matter jurisdiction [Cornell LII backgrounder] because the majority of the activity the plaintiff was suing for had occurred outside of US jurisdiction. In rejecting this rationale, the Supreme Court stated that what conduct § 10(b) covered was not a jurisdiction question but a merits one, over which the lower courts have jurisdiction. Despite this, the court held that the case should still be dismissed for the failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted [FRCP 12(b)(6) text] because of the lack of extraterritoriality in § 10(b). In affirming the decision of the lower court, Justice Antonin Scalia stated:
Section 10(b) reaches the use of a manipulative or deceptive device or contrivance only in connection with the purchase or sale of a security listed on an American stock exchange, and the purchase or sale of any other security in the United States. This case involves no securities listed on a domestic exchange, and all aspects of the purchases complained of by those petitioners who still have live claims occurred outside the United States. Petitioners have therefore failed to state a claim on which relief can be granted. We affirm the dismissal of petitioners' complaint on this ground.
Justice John Paul Stevens filed a concurring opinion, which Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined. In his concurrence, Stevens agreed with the judgment but criticized the scope of the court's reasoning, stating:
The Court instead elects to upend a significant area of securities law based on a plausible, but hardly decisive, construction of the statutory text. In so doing, it pays short shrift to the United States' interest in remedying frauds that transpire on American soil or harm American citizens, as well as to the accumulated wisdom and experience of the lower courts. I happen to agree with the result the Court reaches in this case. But "I respectfully dissent," once again, "from the Court's continuing campaign to render the private cause of action under § 10 (b) toothless."
Justice Stephen Breyer also filed a concurring opinion, and Justice Sonia Sotomayor did not take part in the case.
The lawsuit was brought by Australian shareholders of the National Australia Bank [corporate website]. The bank purchased a mortgage servicing company based in Florida in 1998 and devalued the listed assets of that company three years later. The shareholders bought stock in National Australia Bank on a foreign stock exchange before the devaluation and brought suit against the bank, alleging that its officers had deliberately manipulated financial models in order to make its mortgage servicing rights appear more valuable. The court heard oral arguments [transcript, PDF; JURIST report] in the case in March and granted certiorari [JURIST report] in November.


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WASHINGTON, Nov 2 (Reuters Point Carbon) - Climate change was catapulted to the forefront of the U.S. general election on Thursday after New York's independent mayor threw his weight behind Democratic President Barack Obama, citing his stance on climate change.
After refusing to endorse any presidential candidate in the last election in 2008, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a former Republican, endorsed the re-election of Obama because he believed he would adopt policies to tackle climate change and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney would not.
The high profile mayor was speaking just days after former hurricane Sandy slammed into the eastern seaboard of the U.S. killing more than 80 people and leaving millions without electricity.
"Our climate is changing. And while the increase in extreme weather we have experienced in New York City and around the world may or may not be the result of it, the risk that it might be — given this week's devastation — should compel all elected leaders to take immediate action," he wrote in an opinion piece for Bloomberg News, which he owns.
The endorsement is unlikely to sway the vote in the Democratic-leaning city of New York, but it has put the climate change issue in the national spotlight as media attention has been focused on disaster recovery in the eastern United States. So far, the issue of climate change has scarcely played a part in the closest presidential contest for decades, an omission that has drawn ire from environmental groups.
Bloomberg cited Obama administration regulations to curb heat-trapping carbon dioxide and other emissions from cars and power plants as signs of leadership on the issue, although he expressed his general disappointment with Obama's performance the past four years.
When Obama came to office in 2009, he called for aggressive legislation that would put a price on carbon dioxide emissions through a cap-and-trade system, but backed away from the issue a year later.
A bill that would have set a mandatory limit on carbon emissions failed to get support in the U.S. Senate in 2010 amid strong opposition from Republicans as well as Democrats representing coal-dependent states.
The administration has implemented less stringent regulations through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to curb carbon, mercury, sulfur dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions, but the agency has delayed their implementation amid strong opposition.
Bloomberg, a billionaire, donated $50 million of his money to green group the Sierra Club for their campaign to replace one-third of coal-fired power plants with cleaner energy and launched a plan for the city to cut its carbon emissions 30 percent by 2030.
Bloomberg said he would have endorsed Republican candidate Mitt Romney if the former Massachusetts governor had supported some of his previous positions, such as his stance on climate change.
In his op-ed, Bloomberg applauded Romney's initial decision in 2003 to sign on to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a cap-and-trade program to cut electricity sector emissions in 10 northeastern states of which New York is a member.
"Since then, he has reversed course, abandoning the very cap-and-trade program he once supported. This issue is too important. We need determined leadership at the national level to move the nation and the world forward," Bloomberg wrote.
Although Bloomberg also cited gun control, immigration, tax reform and deficit reduction as key issues, he focused his op-ed on the climate issue.
"One sees climate change as an urgent problem that threatens our planet; one does not. I want our president to place scientific evidence and risk management above electoral politics," he wrote.
Reporting by Valerie Volcovici


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EVG® LowTemp™ ZoneBOND® is a revolutionary breakthrough in thin wafer processing. It enables room temperature debonding method, which is independent from the properties of the temporary adhesive. Thereby it enables a standardization of the debonding process and debonding equipment as it is material independent. The EVG® ZoneBOND® Open Platform enables a versatile supply chain with multiple adhesive suppliers. Manufacturing of the carrier wafer is integrated in the high throughput EVG850 temporary bonding/debonding production platform.
In the past the debonding method, the adhesive properties and the carrier properties were closely linked to each other. A revolutionary new temporary bonding and debonding technology, ZoneBOND®, breaks this link between debonding method and adhesive properties. With ZoneBOND® technology the debonding process is not at all a function of the adhesive any more – debonding has become a function of the carrier. Figure 1 shows the principle of the ZoneBOND® carrier. The ZoneBOND® carrier has two zones, which differentiate by the degree of adhesion between the adhesive and the carrier. The adhesion in the center zone is reduced, whereas full adhesion is at work in the edge zone. It is important to note that the surface of the device wafer does not have to be treated at all for ZoneBOND®, which makes the technology compatible with any kind of surface passivation. This is especially important with regards to assembly after thin wafer processing. Debonding methods which rely on surface modifications of the device wafer have the inherent risk of causing adhesion problems with the underfill material during die bonding.
Figure 2 shows the debonding principle using a ZoneBOND® carrier. During the first step, the Edge Zone Release (EZR®), the adhesive in the edge zone is dissolved. The center zone with the reduced adhesion is now the only connection between the thin device wafer and the carrier. The device wafer is separated from the carrier during the Edge Zone Debond (EZD®) step with a pure mechanical separation at room temperature. It is important to note that the actual separation happens between the adhesive layer and the carrier wafer. This means that the debonding is totally independent from the top passivation layer of the device wafer. The debonding is also totally independent from topography in the bond interface: spherical bumps or pillars; 35µm or 80µm feature size, even for stacked dies on an interposer – as the debonding process happens at the boundary between adhesive layer and carrier the topography does not have any impact on the debonding process. During the EZD® step the bumps in the bond interface are embedded in the adhesive layer. No vertical or shear force is applied to the bumps during debonding, which eliminates the risk of bump damage. After debonding the device wafer is cleaned in a dedicated thin wafer cleaning module. Thermoplastic adhesives are removed residue free by solvent stripping. Solvent cleaning process has the advantage that it works well with spherical bumps – no force is applied to the bumps during adhesive layer removal.
Figure 3 shows the entire debonding process flow for ZoneBOND® as it is implemented in the EVG850DB production debonding system. The bonded wafer stacks are delivered in a FOUP to the system. First the Edge Zone Release step is performed as single wafer process. As a result of the EZR process a thin free standing wafer edge is created. Putting the wafer stack after the EZR process into a FOUP can result in edge chipping. Combining EZR and EZD in one system is a necessary step for high yield debonding. Then the wafer stack is mounted on a film frame. Performing the edge zone release process prior to film frame mounting allows using dicing tapes, which are not compatible with the solvents used for EZR. This gives foundries and OSATs full freedom of choice for the dicing tape. The EZR cycle time depends on the adhesive properties as well as on the process technology. With optimized EZR process modules cycle times of less than 10min per module have been qualified for several adhesives, which were optimized for ZoneBOND®. For high volume production the EVG850DB is configured with up to 9 process modules. After debonding the device wafer has to be cleaned. During cleaning the dicing tape is protected from exposure to the cleaning chemistry. The thin wafers on film frame are unloaded into a cassette.
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Figure 1: ZoneBOND® carrier schematics; the carrier surface of the center zone is treated such that the adhesion is reduced.
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"Oh Curses!" Moment: Just like that, with a drop of water, my legs turn into a tail. So I can't go for a walk in the rain.
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Winter has finally given up on us, it would seem. The garden is coming out from hiding and has lots of news to share. Here's an omnibus of what's been happening lately.
The sugar snap peas are up. The thinnings were delicious in a stir-fry with broccoli, carrots, tofu, and a spicy peanut sauce with cilantro and chives.
I moved my seedlings indoors and away from the rat who has taken up residence in the potting shed, and I started over for the third time. Here's hoping.
It's been a grand winter for broccoli. I've begun taking out last fall's plants and today planted new ones. The cilantro also wintered over magnificently, and I've been reaping the rewards almost daily.
Another overwintered showoff — the salad greens. Spectacular.
The strawberries I planted last spring are looking strong, and today I noticed the first two blossoms. Last year I pinched off every bloom in order to have stronger plants in the long run. I'm not good at delayed garden gratification, but good-n-plenty strawberries are worth it.
The Swiss chard I planted a few months ago is doing well. You can see the carrots right behind it that went in about the same time.
Other recent developments: Last weekend I seeded more chard, beets, radishes, and arugula directly into the ground. Today I put out some kale seedlings I bought from the Oakhurst Community Garden plant sale. And in the next few days (just as soon as I purchase some bean inoculant), I'm going to plant a new-to-me heirloom shelling bean variety I'm excited about: Indian woman yellow, it's called.
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Overnight Camp
Camp Dates:
Jul 17th - 20th, 2019
Camp Times:
9 am to 9 pm
Camp Enrollment:
Stanford Overnight Camp
Camp Price:
$755 per Player
Name: Patrick Cota
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 650.384.9906
The Stanford Field Hockey Camp is a co-ed camp for players age 13 to 20 and will focus on basic and advanced skills, position play, field hockey fundamentals and team strategy. Located on the beautiful Stanford campus in Palo Alto California, this high tempo skills camp provides technical teaching and "new" skill development, in a fun yet competitive environment. Participants will experience a combination of skill development and game play situations in an intensive format with multiple repetitions.
*The Stanford Field Hockey Camps are open to all and any entrants.
Overnight Camp Details
Stanford University
July 17, 2019 between 3-5pm. On Escondido Road at Wilbur Hall on the Trancos Lawn. All players will be housed in Wilbur/Trancos and Wilbur/Arroyo.
Directions to check-in:
Escondido Road, drop off luggage close to check-in.
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Wilbur/Trancos and Wilbur/Arroyo Halls:
658 Escondido Rd, Stanford, CA 94305
July 20, 2019 at 11:30-12:30pm. End of Escondido Road.
Available in Parking Structure 6 or Wilbur Lot.
Campers Flying to Camp:
If your camper is flying to or from the San Jose Airport or San Francisco International Airport we recommend SuperShuttle Airport Shuttle 1-800-258-3826 or www.supershuttle.com. Included in the registration packet is a travel form with more information on arrival and departure times.
Bring your own or rent Stanford Linen Pack for $44.00; includes towel, sheets, pillow, blanket. Available for rental at Crothers Hall front desk.
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Sample Daily Schedule
- 7:30 Breakfast
- 9:15 Tempo Skills (ball handling, skills at pace)
- 11:45 Lunch
- 1:15 Team oriented tempo training (small game scenarios)
- 5:00 Dinner
- 6:30 Game play
- 10:00 Lights out
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Stanford Tours, Stanford Shopping Center, Stanford Cantor Arts Center, Stanford Bing Concert Hall, Stanford Memorial Church, Stanford Hoover Tower
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Taylor Swift Cast in 'The Giver'
Ever the entertainer, Taylor Swift's career ambitions actually have long included acting -- not just singing. So it makes sense that she's been on a continual lookout for acting gigs. Now, she may have found one, as reports surface that she's been cast in 'The Giver.'
According to Page Six, Swift is joining an amazing cast that includes Meryl Streep, Jeff Bridges and stars Aussie actor Brenton Thwaites -- the same Thwaites who hung out with the songstress at the Toronto Film Festival for the premiere of 'One Chance,' making the rumor mill go crazy with the possibility of romance.
Although those rumors were shot down by Thwaites himself, it is true that they were hanging out all night. In fact, the two were among the last to leave the party, talking for hours and grabbing burgers at 2AM. And now, it's clear they could have been talking work.
Sources say that Swift was offered a supporting role by Harvey Weinstein in Toronto, and that the deal for her to join 'The Giver' just closed. "Harvey introduced Taylor to Brenton in Toronto because they were both going to be in the film," a source shares.
'The Giver' is based on the best-selling book by Lois Lowry. According to IMDB, the plot involves a seemingly perfect community without war, pain, suffering, differences or choice, and a young boy is chosen to learn from an elderly man about the true pain and pleasure of the "real" world.
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Gunshots reported at historic building on Princeton University's campus; area cordoned off
PRINCETON, N.J. – Gunshots have been reported at a historic building on Princeton University's campus.
The New Jersey Ivy League university says on Twitter police cordoned off Nassau Hall on Tuesday after public safety officials got a report of gunshots there. No injuries have been reported.
Nassau Hall is Princeton's administrative center. Princeton's website calls Nassau Hall the centerpiece of its campus and a university and national landmark. It says it moved classes from Newark to Nassau Hall in Princeton when the building was completed in 1756.


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First Musical in a Decade
April 28, 2009
Last November, for the first time in a decade, the flamboyant, full-voiced American musical returned to Lewis & Clark in the form of Urinetown, a 2002 Broadway hit. "The stars of collaboration between the theatre and music departments finally aligned themselves in such a way that a large-scale musical production became possible again," says Stepan Simek, director of Urinetown and associate professor of theatre.
The story of Urinetown is set in a world where private bathrooms have been outlawed, and a group of destitute citizens stage an uprising against Urine Good Company, the corporation that has put a tax on public urinals, to reclaim their right to pee for free. "The sheer audacity of its title and absurdity of the central premise intrigued us," says Simek, explaining the musical's selection.
Above: Front row, kneeling: Dylan Peden CAS '09 as Tiny Tom and Alyson Stake CAS '10 as Soupy Sue. Tied to chair: Emily Stevens CAS '09 as Hope Cladwell. Middle row: Erin Dees CAS '09 as Little Becky Two Shoes and Morgan Shaw-Fox CAS '09 as Hot Blades Harry. Back row: Warren Kluber CAS '11 as Billy Boy Bill, Jonah Geil-Neufeld CAS '11 as Robby the Stockfish, and Emilie Sanchez CAS '10 as Fancy Francine.
Producing the musical took more than six months of preparation and rehearsal. Emmy Award–winning scenic designer Curt Enderle took visual cues from contemporary photographs of New York City in his designs for the Fir Acres set. Cara Carr, a contributor to more than 100 productions in the area, designed the costumes, drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as Norman Rockwell and the Village People. Local choreographer Lisa Zandy staged the numerous energy-filled dances.
In addition to honing their singing and dancing skills, student actors enjoyed developing strong relationships with the cast and crew. "The show is hilarious and well written, with great song-and-dance numbers and a brilliant political-environmental satire embedded in the script," says Dylan Peden CAS '10, who played the part of Tiny Tom and the cop. "But the best part was getting to know my fellow actors. I love the bond that forms when you spend so many hours together."
Above: Diana Fox CAS '12 as Cladwell's secretary, Warren Kluber CAS '11 as Dr. Billieux, and Sylvia Walter-Caldera CAS '10 as Mrs. Millenium.
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Rosco Ice Effects Glass Gobos are texture and shading in one gobo. They are abstract patterns embossed into heat resistant tempered glass that project remarkably varied patterns which combining light, shadow, and depth.
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MH370 search: Images of debris mistaken for missing plane parts released
Fairfax Media has received photos of the debris found near Augusta which investigators have since confirmed is not linked to the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370.
Mat Franklin and his son discovered the debris on Easter Monday four kilometres from Augusta.
Mr Franklin went to work on Tuesday before trying to report his findings.
"It looked pretty distinctly like a piece of aircraft. I didn't want to raise any alarms, I just wanted to get an opinion," he said.
Mr Franklin decided to get advice from the Busselton Aero Club on Wednesday who then passed it on the Busselton police.
Senior Sergeant Steve Principe said the Busselton station received the object between 2.30 and 3pm on Wednesday afternoon.
It was from there that the possible link to the MH370 arose.
Information was then passed on to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) and the Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) for further investigation.
The bureau announced on Thursday morning that there was no link to the missing MH370 aircraft but investigations were still ongoing.
"They've had the top forensics examining it and should have been able to tell what it is by now," Mr Franklin said.
"I still believe it is a piece of aircraft because they won't give it back to me."
Whilst the debris have been confirmed as unrelated to MH370, ocean experts say it is likely that debris from aircrafts could wash up on the WA coast if it's caught up in the Leeuwin Current.
This isn't the first time unusual objects have washed up on the shore at a beach at, or near, Augusta.
Last year the navy investigated after an object initially believed to be a bomb wasreported found at a beach in Augusta.
Augusta abalone diver Joel Veitch also came across a blue marlin approximately 2.5 metres long and weighing 250 kilograms dead in the water 100m south of the new marine wall in Augusta.


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Author Notes: Once a year, the local Greek church has their Greek Festival on Labor Day Weekend. Underneath a big wooden sign that says "Loukamades" people stand in a line that is often 30-50 people long that stretches around the building. The sweet treats are so popular, each person is limited to two boxes. Every year as dusk starts to fall, I patiently wait in line, and then we rush to a table with the hot pieces of fried dough and devour them, licking the sticky honey off our fingers. Though traditional loukamades are made with a yeast dough, I wanted something that was simple and quick to prepare. Churro-like, French cruller-like, whatever these remind you of, they are light, sweet, and perfect with a cup of rich black coffee. At first, I was using a small scoop to put the dough in the oil. but I think that when you use a spoon and let the batter drop into the hot oil in a blob, that you get more crispy nooks and crannies. The honey you select should not be too floral -- even a standard clover honey works well. If you are not a honey fan, you can roll the puff in cinnamon sugar. - kaykay —kaykay
Food52 Review: I made these fresh ricotta loukamades for breakfast this morning with a pot of strong coffee, but they would be equally at home on a dessert plate. I was expecting fair food, something like a fritter or a funnel cake, but they are quite elegant, lighter than a doughnut, but with a crisp exterior. The warm honey and cinnamon add sweetness and warmth, and are lovely with the fresh ricotta. I understand why people queue for these. —ALittleZaftig
Makes: 18-20
cup cake flour
2 1/2
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon kosher salt
tablespoon sugar
cup fresh whole milk ricotta, at room temperature
large eggs + 2 egg whites, at room temperature
tablespoons butter, melted
teaspoons vanilla extract
tablespoon calvados
generous sprinkling of freshly grated nutmeg, to taste
cup thyme honey or your favorite honey
Cinnamon, to taste
cup finely chopped toasted walnuts
Vegetable oil for frying
- In a small bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt and sugar to combine.
- In a medium bowl, beat the ricotta for 1 minute with a mixer. (I use a hand mixer with a whisk attachment). Add egg + egg white and beat until smooth and shiny, about 1-2 minutes.
- Turn the dry ingredients into the ricotta mixture and gently stir to combine. Don't overmix. Stir in the melted butter, vanilla, calvados, and nutmeg.
- In a heavy pan, pour oil to a depth of about 2 inches and heat over medium low to medium (depending on how hot your stove runs) until a drop of water dropped into the oil sizzles.
- While oil is heating, pour honey into a saucepan and place over very low heat to warm.
- Using a long spoon, put approximately 1 tablespoon of batter in the spoon, pour the batter into the oil close to the surface so that it streams into the oil and holds it shape. Heat gently and turn until golden brown on all sides. Do not let oil get too hot or the puff may not cook all the way through inside.
- Remove loukamades with a slotted utensil and place on a plate lined with paper towels to drain excess oil.
- Remove saucepan with the honey from the heat. Place loukamades in the pan and use a spoon to gently turn them to coat. Transfer to serving plates or a platter and sprinkle with walnuts and cinnamon to taste. Serve immediately.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe with Fresh Ricotta
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