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GNOME 3.4 refines the GNOME 3 user experience in a number of areas, from improved search in the shell overview, to theme improvements, to application menus. In the control-center, the network and user panels will see major work, and Wacom tablet support will be improved. The application that have been introduced in 3.2, gnome-contacts and gnome-documents, will gain more features (e.g. collections in gnome-documents). A new application, gnome-boxes, will provide easy access to VMs.
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Rays Thoughts and Ramblings………Not For the Weak-Hearted
I have to start this with a trivia question for the Yankee fans.
What three (3) monuments in the Yankee stadium center field have no relationship to baseball and the Yankees' players, past or present?
I will give the answer at the bottom of the blog.
Rays' New Stadium Plans:
To start out, lets chat about the new stadium situations and recent events.
I was reading the local fish wrap today and it is noted that a enviormential group is going to protest the announced stadium plans because of a Manatee situation. Now people not familiar with St. Petersburg's downtown waterfront would not know about the artesian well under the water off the Demen's Landing site.
This warm water well is a constant feeding system that is heated to about 80 degrees. that translates to perfect Sea cow(Manatee) specs. The group is telling people that the well is a constant attraction for the Manatees, and to build near it, or over it would deplete a viable warm spot for the sea cows.
First off, I know the site in question. It was originally drilled early in St. Petersburgs' history to be a tourist attraction because of the proposed "healing" powers of the sulfur-aided water. There was a pier that protruded out into Tampa Bay at that time, and they drilled down to produce a hole in the upper Florida Aquifer. For years, this well was suppose to be Ponce De Leon's "Fountain of Youth".
Second, the well is currently in about 30 feet of water, still uncapped and supplying heat and relaxation to Sea cow nation. the exact location of the fill area for the new stadium will take a small channel area off by the Sailing Academy on Demen's Landing, and might inhibit the St. Petersburg Yacht Club basin more than disturb the Raymond look-a likes.
"Haunted Baseball:
I went on a baseball book hunt the other day in Barnes and Noble, and came away with a few great books about our national pastime. They had a huge selection of autobiographies and collections of stories concerning baseball.
One of the book I chose was, "Haunted Baseball," by Mickey Bradley and Dan Gordon. To start with, the authors are Boston and NY fans true and true. The book is a collection of events depicting the ghosts, practical spiritual games, and unexplained phenoms concerning baseball.
I have only read the first 100 pages, but the authors have done a lot of research with players, coaches and experts in this field. The first chapter is dedicated to a St. Petersburg Cresent Lake site that was one of the Spring Training sites for the old Yankees, Mets, Cardinals and Orioles.
It is Huggins-Stengel field located in the Southeastern corner of the park near the landmark water tower. It explains about the odd happenings and situation concerning the old clubhouse area currently occupied by the St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation team TASCO.
It is a wild tale of ghostly sightings and unexplained sights, sounds and smells concerning the vast history that has graced this cement block building. One of the wildest tales concerns a cigar odor that is strong in the AM when the TASCO workers come in the morning, and the strange and odd happening after dark in the building.
I used to deliver Pepsi product to TASCO as a Special Events Coordinator, and I always had an uneasy feeling in that building. If I knew about these events, I would have loved to stay the night or visit the are at night.
The third chapter of the book is about the famous Vinoy hotel that the visiting teams, and newly promoted and signed Rays players stay in for games. It has been a long time since the hotel was a vacant shell on the waterfront, but true natives know how much the hotel transformed the waterfront Vinoy area back to respectability and extreme comfort for the road weary players'.
It goes into detail about the haunting and shenanigans of the specters' in the old wing of the hotel. I know of one death in the hotel from when it was an abandoned shell. It is of a homeless guy who fell into the water-filled elevator shaft and drowned because there was no one there to hear him scream for help, or rescue him. Legend has it that sometimes the walls of the elevators produce a banging sound like someone trying to get in from below or above the unit.
I have also stayed in this hotel a few times in the old wing and have not had a truly restful night because of scratching noises outside my 6th floor window. I took it as a dove or bird trying to find a niche for the night. Never thought about a ghostly apparition or specter causing the chaos.
It has a Rays' twist in the form of a ghostly haunting involving Jon Switzer when he first got promoted up to the big club. You have to read the account to believe it.
By the way, other players and coaches have had events happen to them in this spirited hotel. Enough that it was profiled in an ESPN story involving the Cincinnati Reds reliever Scott Williamson. He was held down in his bed by an unforeseen force in the night and in later research, it was noted that the former landowner of the Vinoy site before the hotel was built was also named Williamson.
Dioner Navarro:
I am going to comment on a recent article about Dioner Navarro. This Tampa-bred, former Yankee prospect is entering his second year behind the plate for the Rays'. I think both he and the Rays staff know that it is "now or never" for him to show the ability to handle this young staff and aggressively product at the plate. Dioner made great strides in the second half last year, and i think that under hitting Coach Steve Henderson, he will improve more this year.
He was a great prospect in the Yankee system, and was to be the heir apparent to Posada. When he was traded to the Dodgers, his product was limited by the Dodgers' own catching prospect finally starting to reach his potential. I think he was the diamond in the rough piece of the trade with the Dodgers. He is a skilled thrower and was a essential part of the first triple play in Rays history starting from the 2-spot.
I know that Joe Maddon has great hopes and respect for him. Let's just wait and see how he reports to the complex this year. I predict a leaner, meaner Dioner ready to show both players and fans he is here to play……….for as long time. By the way, he is only 23, and has a world of chances in his MLB future.
Trivia Answer:
I am going to go now, but I need to give you the answer to the Trivia question. Did you know the answer? Well, here it is…………..
The only three monuments in the Yankee center field area not associated with baseball or the Yankee's baseball history are: A monument to Sept. 11th 2001, and two papal visits by the pope to what Vince Scully calls, "the cathedral that is Yankee Stadium."
Did you know the answer?
I am thinking of doing a Rays' trivia question on each blog from now on here..what do you think?
Since I did work Tropicana Field for Pepsi for 4 years, I know a lot about the "House that Vince built."


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If I could make a humble suggestion, after doing a few of these, I frequently find I want to go back and look at the original question post to see what other people's answers were for various reasons (information I didn't find, search tips, etc.). Currently I have to either go back to the main page, or the blog archive to do so. It would much easier if the answer post linked back to the original question post somewhere in the article in some obvious way.ReplyDelete
@DMR - if you haven't seen these yet - doesn't make ≈13,000bce, but as close as I could find quickly... (30 mins. - was reading other things along the way.)ReplyDelete
re: It's said that there are cave paintings in France that depict mouth bows in use from ~13,000 BCE (but I wasn't able to find independent confirmation of this--if anyone can find a definitive photograph of this, I'd appreciate hearing about it).
from c.10,000 BP -
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A new way to take directions for cooking, the Picture Cookbook infographic from Katie Shelly. It is an easy step by step visual explanation design that will get you to the desired tasty product, with very little use of words!
The following recipes are not intended as precise culinary blueprints. Instead they are meant to inspire experimentation, improvisation and play in the kitchen.
Great design work by Katie to create recipes as visual explanations. The hand-drawn style also helps reinforce the flexible methods. They aren't strict, rigid recipes with sharp images and corners, but instead are more casual which allows for interpretation and change. I love the color-coding for easy navigation within the book too.
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By MIKE CHAIKEN
When the Jan. 11 episode of the CBS hit show "Blue Bloods" with Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg aired, central Connecticut residents may have seen a familiar face on the screen.
Abigail Friend, a 6-year-old from Connecticut, and the reigning Little Miss Sunshine Southington, appeared in the episode "Front Page News."
Abigail's mother, Alina, explained her daughter played "Emma," a daughter of the victim.
Abigail, who attends Derynoski School in Southington, does appear briefly in the preview clip for the show at CBS.com. "She is only in one scene and even a minute is still a moment of being a movie star and not many children have this opportunity," said Alina.
Alina said Abigail got the opportunity because she "belongs to a few casting sites, a couple of which were recommended/ required by her manager. She receives notifications with available roles matching her profile. We then decide if it is something we want her to be a part of or audition for. There is no guarantee that if she gets submitted for a certain role she'll get it. But there is a chance. If the producers like what they see, including her resume, they will then contact us with more details."
In this particular case, for "`Blue Bloods,' 'Front Page News' was exactly one of those (roles). We received a call saying that the director loved Abigail and would like her to work on a specific day if she was still available. Abigail was so excited."
"Blue Bloods" wasn't the first dramatic experience for Abigail.
Abigail played a student in a library with a handful of other kids in a movie called "The 30 Year Old Bris" with Chris Elliot ("Everybody Loves Raymond," "How I Met Your Mother"). Alina said, "It is not out yet and I'm not sure of the exact release date. We can't wait to see that, also."
Abigail was a bit under the weather on the day of shooting for "Blue Bloods," Alina said, but her daughter was a trooper about it all the same.
"She was just getting over pneumonia and still on antibiotics so I told her it was her choice: we can go to New York City or we can wait for the next opportunity. Her health is more important," said Alina. "But she was determined to go. Again, I told her that if at any point in time she's not feeling up to it, we'll excuse ourselves and go back home. No, Abigail wanted to do it."
As for the experience on set, said Alina. "Well, I woke her up at 2:30 a.m. to catch the 4:11 a.m. train and off we went. She was so psyched that she didn't even fall asleep on the train to NYC. We were on site an hour early so Abigail took a 30 minute nap."
"At the exact call time she was shown to her trailer room with her name on it, right next door to her stage brother's room," said Alina. "She felt like a movie star and said, 'Mommy. I love it. I think I'll make it through and will go to Hollywood. and then to Paris.'"
At the taping, Alina said, "A young man came over to her room to ask if we needed any assistance and dropped off lots of paperwork that had to be filled out. A while later, the costume and wardrobe lady came in to decide on what she'd be wearing in the show. (We) got that all squared away and a hair stylist did her hair. We were then brought up to the filming site."
Once on the set, Alina said Abigail was on her own.
"Abigail had to do it all without me. I was in the same room but not near her. I don't think she even saw me. There had to be like a hundred people there between the cast and the crew. I never knew it takes that many people to film a scene."
When it was over, said Alina, "Abigail absolutely loved it. She felt 'at home' and was saddened when we had to leave. The director was extremely impressed with how both of the kids (the other being her on-screen brother) did. They thought it was going to take many hours to get it perfect. They wrapped it up in just an hour."
"All of the cast/crew members of 'Blue Bloods' completely exceeded our expectations," said Alina. "What a great bunch of people. Kudos to them all."
The experience stoked Abigail's thirst for more opportunities like "Blue Bloods," said Alina. "The whole way home Abigail kept asking, 'Mommy, when can we go back and film some more? Can we do it tomorrow… next weekend? Please. It makes me feel super happy inside when I am in front of the camera."
"She completely forgot that she only had four hours of sleep the night before, that she was just getting over pneumonia, or that she was in the hospital just two days before," said Alina.
As for what's next for the 6-year-old, Alina said, "Abigail has a couple of auditions coming up. We can't talk about the movies as they are in pre-production stage at this time. No major roles are scheduled right now but she's only 6 and has a lifetime of opportunities in front of her."
But they are opportunities the family is ready to make happen, said Alina. "It is very hard for her father and I to balance Abigail's frequent trips to NYC or Boston, dancing lessons, religion classes, since our schedules are so hectic. We both work full-time and go to school part-time. We are very thankful for Abigail's grandparents who help a whole lot as well as her brother, Paul who is a college student himself, also takes his time to babysit and make sure her homework is done and her books are read on the days I am at school and her dad's at work."
"But it seems like it is going to get a lot crazier," said Alina.
And, Alina said, her daughter sees nothing but great success ahead of her. "Abigail believes that someday she will become a fashionista movie star."
CBS.com airs full episodes of "Blue Bloods" on-line so if you missed "Front Page News" when it aired Jan. 11, you can catch it at the network's website.
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Around the world, work, play, and school will grind to a halt during World Cup matches.
Mexico is no different. Government officials here are admonishing employees that absences during the World Cup will not be tolerated. But expect TVs to sprout in many office cubicles.
And while Mexican education authorities say school won't be canceled, the inaugural game Friday morning, featuring Mexico vs. South-Africa, can be watched on TV in class.
Polls show 90 percent of Mexicans are interested in the month-long global soccer tournament – including their president, Felipe Calderon, who is expected to attend the opening game in South Africa Friday.
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Mexico has never made it past the quarter finals, and less than 20 percent say in a new poll that they believe Mexico will make it beyond there this year either.
Still, as its team, "El Tri," opens the 2010 World Cup in the debut game against hosts South Africa, passions are high – even if expectations are more muted.
"Mexicans love soccer and love the Virgin of Guadalupe," says Enrique Muñoz, a university student, just as a young woman approaches passing out fliers from a coffee shop advertising World Cup breakfast specials for the inaugural game. "Even those who do not love soccer still love watching the World Cup."
According to a BVA-WIN poll published in the French publication Le Parisien/Aujourd'hui Monday, 90 percent of Mexicans say they are interested in the World Cup – one of the most enthusiastic nations of those polled – compared to just 56 percent of the French who care enough to turn on their television sets.
Why Mexico has high hopes
Mexico heads into the games particularly buoyed this year, after beating Italy, former World Cup champions, 2-1 in an exhibition game. That made it Mexico´s eighth win in 12 exhibition games. They lost two of the 12: against England and the Netherlands, and played draws with Ecuador and Iceland.
"We're going to the World Cup without fear of success," Tri coach Javier Aguirre was quoted as saying in the Associated Press. "We've played Italy, England and the Netherlands ... and we are here."
Ahead of Friday´s match, Mexican striker Guillermo Franco seemed to acknowledge how many people – in Mexico and beyond – will have their eyes on the team. "It's a blessing from God, not everyone has the opportunity to kick off the World Cup, and we're aware that millions of people will be watching," he told reporters on Wednesday.
Playing the debut game has fans nerves frayed. Cristian Zaldivar, who sells heaping cups of cantaloupe, watermelon, and mango from a street stall in Mexico City, says he believes Mexico is a better team than its first rival, South Africa, but that team has the clear home advantage. "It is at their home, in front of their own people," he says. "I have to say I am nervous."
In a poll by the daily El Universal, 66 percent think Mexico will win the first game. But in the next rounds, Mexico plays France and then Uruguay. Only about 50 percent believe Mexico will garner a full-out victory against those teams. Forty-eight percent say Mexico will advance to the quarterfinals.
World's biggest loser?
And according to a World Cup facts list put together by soccerlens.com: "Mexico is the biggest loser at the tournament, having had 22 losses. They also have the worst goal differential, allowing 36 more than they have scored overall."
That seems to do little to dampen the enthusiasm here in Mexico. Newspapers are publishing articles for companies on how to keep productivity up, with El Universal dedicating over 1,300 words to the subject in one article this week. The bottom line: let employees watch the games in the office; productivity might go down but not as much as if they feign sick.
Two pharmacists, who for obvious reasons wished not to share their names, were still undecided about whether they would be at work on time Friday morning (the game starts at 9 a.m. local time), since their boss barred the television from their store.
Mr. Zalvidar says he considers himself fortunate: he is moving his stand from its regular street corner to a local park, where TV screens are to be set up. "I am lucky," he says. "I can kill two birds with one stone."
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Most Valuable Players
MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS is a documentary that follows three high school theater troupes on their journey to the Freddy Awards ceremony - the Tony Awards for high school musicals. The film demonstrates that arts education encourages the same teamwork, camaraderie and confidence as sports.
Across the USA, high school sports are regularly lavished with funding, publicity and scholarships, while theater departments struggle to put on the school musical hoping for some attention of their own. It's no different in the sports crazy Lehigh Valley, PA, except for the "Freddy Awards," a live television event that recognizes excellence in local high school musical theater. Illustrating that arts education encourages the same teamwork, camaraderie and confidence as sports, MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS follows three theater troupes on their creative journey to the elaborate award ceremony - the "Super Bowl" of high school musical theater.
MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS demonstrates arts education in action, reminding us why the performing arts must remain vital in the lives of young people. In the face of shrinking budgets, schools and communities must band together to preserve and nurture arts education.
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Hong Kong weekend of Molotov cocktails, tear gas
Mugabe's burial controversy reaches its end
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It was three years ago today that I got the chilling phone call that changed Holli and my lives. It is hard to think back and remember our journey. All the obstacles that she and I have both over come and also for my grieving my husband's death. In this process we have had many blessings bestowed upon us. I will never forget all the friends that I have meet and all the acts of kindness that was shown to us especially while I was away from home the first 6 months after Holli's accident. Holli has come so far....I thank the Lord for being with us every step of the way and for all His blessings. I am so blessed to have Holli home for the past year. We are both so much happier being home. She is still slowly progressing. It is thrilling seeing her standing with help and getting her body stronger. She talks and laughs more and more but of course she still gets agitated and will cuss you out in a heart beat!! Her favorite pass time are movies such as Muppets, Shriek, Scooby-doo or anything animated or musical. She loves to sing and will sing along with the movies or the music channel. I am once again trying to get her admitted to Shepherd's Center in Atlanta. She still needs aggressive therapy to help her continue to progress. Please keep us in your prayers about this next step in Holli's life. Thanks to everyone that has helped , prayed and supported us these past three years. I will never forget your acts of kindness.
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Yesterday we covered parentheses and quotation mark. Today, THE WORLD.
Or maybe just some extra apostrophes:
This Beth belongs to Congratutation.
The booties are anyone's guess.
I see lots of apostrophes where quotation marks should be, but I have to admit, this is the first time I've seen it the other way around:
I blame whatever madness drove the baker to add that L.
You might think periods would be easy to deal with, but if so, you're obviously a man with a death wish.
Or this baker:
I don't really know who St. David is, but I'm hoping against hope he's the patron saint of punctuation.
On the opposite end of the spectrum is the three period run, or if you want to get all technical about it, the ellipsis:
Because nothing conveys sincerity quite like trailing off mid...
With all these confusing options, you might be tempted to skip punctuation entirely, bakers. But that path has its own perils:
Yeah, way to go, Bob. I mean, that was soooo great, that thing you did. Scha.
My personal favorite, though, is the wild card mish-mosh of punctuation patter:
I dare you to do a dramatic reading of this cake.
And finally, the colon cake you've been waiting for:
Come back after we slice it for the semi-colons.
Thanks to Elizabeth C., Miriam A., Doreen L., Ariel F., Sarah C., Gernez, & Kim T. for the excuse to link to Victor Borge's phonetic punctuation.


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Federal officials are poised to begin a review of fishery stock assessments, a multi-step process used to estimate fish populations that then serve as the basis for catch limits and season end dates.
Federal officials are poised to begin a review of fishery stock assessments, a multi-step process used to estimate fish populations that then serve as the basis for catch limits and season end dates.
The review, requested this month by a bipartisan panel of U.S. senators, will focus on the data and methodology behind the assessments, which critics say may be based on faulty and incomplete data.
�(The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) may not be placing a high enough priority on conducting robust, peer-reviewed stock assessments on fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico and in the South Atlantic,� says the letter, signed by Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., and sent last week to the Government Accountability Office. �This lack of empirical data forces fishery council managers ... to rely on what the councils have referred to in Congressional testimony as �flawed� and incomplete science.�
Conducted by NOAA Fisheries, the stock assessments of each species consist of three data sets: the amount of fish caught each season by fishermen, the number of living fish in the ocean and biological information, including how long a species tends to live and how fast it grows.
�The data from those three categories go together into assessment models,� said Rick Methot, senior scientist for stock assessments with NOAA Fisheries. �It�s basically a mathematical model that uses the information to estimate how many fish are out there, the rate of fishing and to forecast what level of catch in the next few years would be sustainable.�
Once complete, the model and data are submitted for a review conducted by panels of independent experts who are knowledgeable about fishery issues but took no part in the stock assessments. Typically, panel members are representatives from the Center for Independent Experts, which works separately from NOAA.
John Carmichael, the program�s manager, calls the process �a pretty robust peer-review process.�
Fishery experts this week said the call for a review was unsurprising but pointed out that the lack of continuous, long-term data for certain fish populations is a known issue that can be attributed largely to a perpetual shortage of federal funding for NOAA Fisheries.
�I don�t think it�s a valid concern that the data itself is questionable. What is a valid concern is that we often don�t have enough data,� said Fred Scharf, a professor of biology and marine biology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. �Getting good, quality data in a timely way comes down to money, and most of the federal and state agencies have seen budget cuts in the past five years. Oftentimes, we know what data we need. We just can�t get it.�
The legislators, including Hagan, acknowledged that funding gap in the letter, asking the GAO to also examine the federal dollars currently spent on the assessments as well as �what resources are necessary to adequately sustain regular collection of information� going forward.
GAO officials said they had officially accepted the review but had no solid deadline or estimate of when it might be completed. Despite that ambiguity, area fishermen said they support the measure.
�Maybe we can kind of define it a little more and find exactly what we�re catching and the price of everything. That would help out the fisheries as a whole, to prove that we have fish or don�t have fish,� said Adam Donathan, a commercial fisherman based in Myrtle Grove Sound. �It needs to be done a heck of a lot better.�


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A jump in telecommunications and health-care shares helped stocks settle in the black after major indexes were briefly whipped around by fiscal-cliff worries.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 36.71 points, or 0.3%, to 13021.82. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 6.02 points, or 0.4%, to 1415.95, as all 10 sectors rose. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 20.25 points, or 0.7%, to 3012.03.
Major benchmarks were higher most of the morning, but markets reversed course after House Speaker John Boehner said in a news conference that there had been no substantive progress in talks on the so-called fiscal cliff. The blue chips lost more than 50 points in five minutes as he spoke.
"It's amazing how quick the reactions are. Two sentences come out and it moves the market 50 points," said Alan B. Lancz, president of Alan B. Lancz Associates, in Toledo, Ohio. "Europe is off the radar, and the economic numbers are kind of meaningless. It's all trumped now by the fiscal progress, or lack thereof."
The slide soon halted after comments from other lawmakers. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said that he thought Congress could finalize a deal this year, and Sen. Charles Schumer said that lawmakers are making progress on talks behind the scenes.
"I think we're going to have these markets that react to every single headline. I think an agreement will be reached, and we're likely to see a relief rally at the end of it. But until then, hold on to your seat," said Joseph Tanious, global market strategist with J.P. MorganJPM +0.96% Funds, which oversees $400 billion.
When stocks moved back into the black, the traditionally defensive telecom and health sectors were the biggest gainers.
On the economic front, pending home sales rose 5.2% in October from the prior month, above the 1% increase expected.
The number of Americans filing initial claims for unemployment benefits fell slightly more than expected last week, to 393,000. Meanwhile, U.S. gross domestic product rose 2.7% in the third quarter, the Commerce Department said. The reading represented an upward revision from the 2% gain the department initially reported—economists expected a revision to 2.8%.
In corporate news, shares of Kohl's KSS -11.98% slid after it said that same-store sales for November fell 5.6%, when a 1.9% rise was expected.
Research in Motion RIM.T +4.36% rallied after Goldman Sachs GS -0.50% analysts recommended buying the shares, citing a "positive" risk-versus-reward outlook as the company prepares to start selling its BlackBerry 10 smartphone. Research in Motion's shares had tumbled 23% this year through the latest close.
European markets were broadly higher. The Stoxx Europe 600 ended up 1.2%. In Asian markets, Japan's Nikkei Stock Average rose 1% and Australia's S&P ASX 200 gained 0.7%. China's Shanghai Composite continued to buck the trend, shedding 0.5% for a fourth-straight loss and the lowest close in nearly four years.
Front-month oil futures rallied 1.9% to settle at $88.07 a barrel, while December gold futures tacked on 0.6% to $1,727.20 a troy ounce. The dollar lost ground against the euro and the yen. Yields on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury bond rose slightly to 1.620% as prices fell, snapping a three-day streak of yield losses.
Elsewhere in corporate news, Kroger KR +4.75% rose after the grocery-store operator reported better-than-expected earnings and raised its profit forecast for the year.
Tiffany slumped after the high-end jewelry retailer reported earnings that fell short of expectations, and lowered its full-year outlook.
Guess GES +1.94% gained after the apparel company said it would pay a special dividend of $1.20 a share, news that outweighed fiscal third-quarter results that missed analyst projections.
Aeropostale ARO -4.96% slid after the youth-focused apparel company reported earnings that were better than Wall Street expected, but gave a dour outlook for the current quarter.
Infoblox BLOX +29.53% soared after the data-center technology company reported a blowout fiscal first quarter with earnings and revenue that were well above expectations, and provided an upbeat second-quarter outlook.


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There was much hype around Stephen Strasburg's debut last night and he pretty well lived up to it. Of much more interest to me as a Pirates fan are tonight's debuts of Brad Lincoln and Jose "I'll break your finger" Tabata. With Tabata in the lineup and the promotion and success of Neil Walker at second I feel that the Pirates are that much closer to fielding a big league caliber lineup every day.
Here's my stab at what I expect tonight's lineup to be:
LF Jose Tabata
2B Neil Walker
CF Andrew McCutchen
1B Garrett Jones
RF Lastings Milledge
3B Andy LaRoche
C Jason Jaramillo
SS Ronny Cedeno
P Brad Lincoln
No too shabby. When Ryan Doumit is recovered from his concussion he should slot in at #5 moving down Milledge and LaRoche. Some more shuffling will have to happen when Steve Pearce is activated from the DL, but the real fun will start when Pedro Alvarez is called up. Expect major position changes or a trade then.
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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today issued a comprehensive report addressing major obstacles hindering equal opportunities for women in the federal workforce, in addition to highlighting stakeholder recommendations. The report is available on EEOC's website at http://www.eeoc.gov/federal/reports/women_workgroup_report.cfm.
The report, prepared by an internal agency work group, is based upon in-depth research and widespread consultations with key stakeholder groups representing working women, as well as other affinity organizations (referred to in the report as "dialogue partners").
"While women have made enormous strides in federal employment, there are still significant obstacles which hinder their advancement," said Carlton M. Hadden, director of EEOC's Office of Federal Operations. "This effort is the latest step in an ongoing dialogue with the EEOC's stakeholders to effectuate a model federal workplace for all employees. The work group and its report are also very timely, since they are based on the EEOC's Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2012-2016."
Following are the six obstacles identified in the EEOC Women's Work Group Report:
Each of the six obstacles highlighted in the report contain background information, as well as underlying issues and specific recommendations from the work group's dialogue partners -- who independently and repeatedly identified the aforementioned impediments. The report is being issued to memorialize the obstacles and recommendations of EEOC's dialogue partners.
The EEOC's dialogue partners in the report included:
The work group also received valuable input from academic expert Dr. Paula Caplan, who is the Voices of Diversity Project Director of the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute at Harvard University.
The EEOC has issued similar reports focusing on federal employment of African-Americans, Hispanics, Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders, and people with targeted disabilities. The reports are available online at http://www.eeoc.gov/federal/reports/index.cfm.
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination in the private and public sectors. Further information about the agency is available online at www.eeoc.gov.


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All across Mississauga real estate for sale there are many great neighbourhoods to choose from, that anyone would be proud to call their own, raise a family, and begin a life. Here we will highlight a few of the most popular communities in Mississauga to help guide you to where you should begin your search for houses for sale in Mississauga.
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Mississauga real estate Meadowvale is another great area to take a look at in the northwestern part of Mississauga and just west of Toronto. Located right by the Credit River, residents can also enjoy pine forests and other types of trees along the Credit Valley in Meadowvale. Meadowvale also provides great sports and recreation for any active family.
Mississauga real estate Port Credit is located just along Lake Ontario, making this quaint village setting a great town to call home. Port Credit residents can also enjoy a wide range of restaurants, boutiques, shops, and marina services all within walking distance of you Port Credit home.
The area of Mississauga real estate hillcrest is where you want to be if you are looking for condo units. With several condos available for sale in the area, you can choose from 135, 145, 155 Hillcrest Ave for tons of great Mississauga condos for sale.
Mississauga real estate Lorne Park is the perfect suburban neighbourhood for you and your family. Located right along the North Shore of Lake Ontario this gorgeous community has a mix of bother upper and middle class homes for sale. Lorne Park is also known to be home to some of the best schools in Ontario. Lorne Park residents can enjoy great community centers, bike trails and waterfront parks.
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An Article From Nevin Briand : Sales Representative Specializing in Mississauga, ON
#FLASHBACK FRIDAY: From Real Estate Agent to Super Hero!
Without a doubt, with family comes some painful, amusing, cringe-worthy and downright embarrassing moments. Fortunately, memories fade and photos get yellowed and worn. Unfortunately, moms are savvy and they have figured out ways to hodgepodge the hell out of our most awkward moments. Thanks Mom for the 10-page album dedicated to my hammertime pants and my sister's wet look perm!
On this #FlashbackFriday, I'm going to spare you from seeing me on my first day of school when my mom, in her infinite wisdom, decided to jam my sister into a yellow turtleneck and me into a blue polyester leisure suit. Instead, I'm going to tell you about one of the craziest experiences I've had as a real estate agent with Search Realty Corp., in Mississauga. Read More...
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The latest set back came after Gloucester Rep. Bruce Tarr, also the Minority leader in the Senate tied the popular lobster bill to the 2018 supplemental budget. During the House and Senate Conference, it was hoped the conferees would keep the bill...
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About 30 foster children in Baltimore stand to lose their social workers — for some the one constant in lives prone to turmoil — as the Annie E. Casey Foundation begins a new mission intended to extend its reach.
The Baltimore-based foundation will close its Casey Family Services, a 36-year-old program that oversees the care of 400 foster children in seven states. Casey says the move will free up $18 million to $20 million a year to help increase adoptions and help other organizations that assist foster children.
The end goal is to improve child welfare across America by reaching a greater number of children, said Norris West, spokesman for the organization. He said Casey is committed to ensuring that the lives of the children affected are not disrupted.
"We think Casey Family Services has done an extraordinary job; there is no question that it is going to be missed," West said. "We understand that this will feel like a loss."
From now on, West said, the Casey Foundation will work with state agencies, foster parents and the new providers, instead of providing the direct service itself. The children involved are expected to stay with their current foster parents, but the parents will be transferred to different providers and many will have new case workers.
The foundation will also continue to provide staff support for the children who may need additional help until next summer, six months after the transition is set to be complete, he said.
Still, Ada Puches, a foster mother with Casey Family Services in Vermont since 2003, said the decision is devastating.
"Families have made promises to kids that Casey Family Services made to us," Puches said. "They should keep their promise to their kids, because anything less than that is a betrayal.
"This is a choice by the Annie E. Casey Foundation — not a necessity," she added.
Puches is using Facebook to rally the foster parents in the seven states: Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. She wants, at a minimum, for Casey Family Services to continue to serve the children currently in its care until those children are adults.
Puches said the situation is more significant, because the foster children Casey Family Services has taken into its care are among the more vulnerable. For example, the provider serves teen mothers in foster care and older foster children, for whom homes can be harder to find.
The children identify themselves as "Casey Kids" and many have had the same social workers for years, Puches said. The children are at risk of being re-traumatized, she said.
Puches said she and her husband are in the process of adopting their 16-year-old foster daughter.
Richard Barth, dean of the School of Social Work at the University of Maryland, said foster children can develop deep relationships with their social workers. The School of Social Work partners with a division of Casey Family Services in East Baltimore.
Most foster children start in one family that at one point faced enough trouble for the child to be removed, Barth said. He said the children may have moved several times, and ask questions like, "How committed are my parents to me?" or "What am I doing to cause the problems in my family?"
With those sorts of questions consuming their energy, foster children may devote less time than children who live with their parents considering their peer relationships or success in school, Barth said.
West, the director of strategic communications for the Casey Foundation, said the nonprofit has a carefully designed plan to avoid turmoil for the children and to help the 280 people who work for Casey Family Services find new jobs. The decision affects 21 employees in Baltimore and 27 children. Across Maryland, about 7,000 children are in foster care.
Issuing grants to other providers by reinvesting resources from Casey Family Services is intended to allow the foundation to positively influence thousands of children and families, West said. The foundation will partner with providers and use grant money to apply the knowledge it has gained running Casey Family Services since 1976, such as how to recruit stable and nurturing foster families and the best way to support foster children as they become adults, he said.
West said the foundation will work to increase adoption through increased awareness, education and technical assistance. Money will also be invested in developing "hands-on, user friendly materials and tools" for a broader reach, he said.
The foundation also plans to partner with juvenile justice, mental health, community change, substance abuse and workforce development programs, West said.
Patrick T. McCarthy, trustee and president of the Casey Foundation, said the change in strategy is a milestone.
"As the human services environment changes, we see an opportunity to help strengthen the work of front-line staff who often make life-and-death decisions on behalf of vulnerable children and families," McCarthy said in a statement.


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When getting up close is the top priority, the super zoom is what you are looking for. While a 30x zoom used to be huge, the compact travel zooms can reach that length while the larger super zooms commonly now commonly reach 50x and even more. Image quality at the long end of a 50x zoom isn't as crisp as the images from the same camera at a wide angle view, but when zoom really matters, the super zoom is an excellent option. These cameras tend to be much larger, but the larger size means they have a more comfortable grip. Most super zooms also have manual modes and a viewfinder too. The best super zoom digital cameras will have a comfortable design, solid image quality, a fair price and of course, a big zoom. Don't overlook all of the smaller zoom cameras though, some of them have smaller zoom ranges because they have bigger sensors for better image quality.
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Panasonic Lumix FZ80
The super zoom category is jam packed with cameras offering the reach that pocketable cameras cannot -- but the Panasonic FZ80 enters the fray with a brighter than average lens and 4K video.The Panasonic FZ80 uses a 1/2.3" sensor, typical for...
Grade: A- Price: $298.00
Panasonic Lumix FZ2500
All 4Ks are not created equal -- and the Panasonic FZ2500 sports a true cinema quality 4K video mode.4K is technically 4,000 pixels, but most manufacturers will classify 3800 as 4K. While Panasonic's bump up to 4096 pixels is a less noticeab...
Grade: A- Price: $998.00
Sony RX10 Mark III
The Sony RX10 line combines the higher resolution of a 1" sensor with a much bigger zoom than the small RX100 line can muster. That just expanded even more with the Sony RX10 Mark III. With the previous camera offering about an 8x zoom, the l...
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Nikon COOLPIX B700
The Nikon B700 enters the competitive super zoom category with 4K video and a 60x optical zoom lens.While the name is quite different, the B700 appears to be an update to the Nikon P610, offering the same lens. The B700, however, adds 4K video at ...
Grade: A- Price: $950.00
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The problem with long zoom lenses is that they typically don't have a very wide aperture, which makes using that big zoom in low light a bit tougher. The Panasonic FZ300 doesn't have the biggest zoom lens on the market, but it does have a ...
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Sony impressed with the RX10, the first camera to incorporate their popular 1" sensor with a big zoom. The camera giant is upping the ante once again, adding 4k video, enhanced sensor technology and even more speed to their luxury super zoom ...
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If one thing can rescue the point-and-shoot camera market from the smartphone, it's a good zoom. And if there's one camera with a good zoom on the market right now, it's the Nikon Coolpix P900. The camera giant just breezed past the 50...
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Nikon COOLPIX P610
Nikon's Coolpix P600 was a popular option thanks to the big 60x optical zoom lens. The camera giant makes a few marginal improvements with the introduction of the Coolpix P610, a solid-looking addition to the super zoom options.The imaging tec...
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The super zoom category is jam packed—The Pentax XG-1 enters the fray with no fancy, frilly features like a dot sight or tilting LCD but with a solid set of capabilities at a decent price that make it an option worth considering.The manufact...
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Super zooms are becoming the new point-and-shoots as consumers quickly pick up the fact that cell phones simply can't offer the zoom--or the manual modes--that these guys can. At its announcement, the Canon PowerShot SX60 offers the biggest zo...
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Olympus Stylus SP-100 IHS
Super zoom cameras offer some of the biggest versatility, thanks to lenses that top out at 50x and even 60x optical zooms but can still perform up close. The Olympus Stylus SP-100 is one of a dozen or so such cameras. And while the SP-100 offers s...
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Fujifilm FinePix S1
A 50x zoom is no longer unheard of, in fact, 50x is becoming the norm in the realm of super zoom cameras. But what's much harder to find is a camera that can take images at the long end of that big zoom that are quite similar in quality to the...
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Sony HX400
Cameras with big zooms can capture images that just aren't possible with the average shooter. The Sony HX400 doesn't just have a huge 50x zoom, it can also capture macro shots of little things as close as one inch from the front of the len...
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