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Legislation easily passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday to avert another partisan budget battle and a possible government shutdown, as President Barack Obama also opened new lines of communication with Republicans.
By a vote of 267-151, the House passed a measure to fund government programs until the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30. The Democratic-controlled Senate is expected to pass a similar bill next week.
Without such legislation, federal agencies would run out of money on March 27.
The bill to continue funding the government without last-minute drama came as Obama took the unusual step of inviting Republican senators to a dinner on Wednesday night at a Washington hotel a few blocks from the White House that lasted about an hour and a half.
An administration official told Reuters Obama was hoping to take advantage of a lull in a series of budget crises to launch a dialogue with Republican lawmakers, which he hopes will lead to a broad deficit-reduction deal.
While the dinner was not intended to be a negotiation, it was an opportunity for Obama to correct the record on a perception among some Republicans that he is unwilling to consider some difficult spending cuts that are unpopular with his fellow Democrats in Congress.
Those could include cuts to programs that include the Social Security pension system and Medicare for the elderly.
Discussion at the dinner was expected to concentrate on budget issues, the official said. Obama will discuss his other legislative priorities, including immigration reform, gun control and tackling climate change, at meetings on Capitol Hill next week.
In another bipartisan gesture, Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said that at his suggestion, Obama will join Republicans for a lunch on Capitol Hill on March 14.
Obama is also due to meet with congressional Democrats next week, the White House said.
The administration and lawmakers offered few details about the dinner, which the White House paid for.
"The president greatly enjoyed the dinner and had a good exchange of ideas with the senators," a senior administration official told reporters.
Asked how the soiree had gone, Senator John McCain told journalists outside the hotel, "Just great. Fantastic."
Attendees included Senators Lindsey Graham, Bob Corker, and Kelly Ayotte. Graham drew up the guest list, the White House said.
The meetings between the president and lawmakers, whether or not they produce results, depart from what has been an at best a stand-offish relationship between Obama and Republicans in Congress.
They suggest that Obama and Republicans are getting the message that public patience with Washington is wearing thin. This has become apparent as Americans read of inconveniences they may soon confront at airports and elsewhere as a result of across-the-board cuts to the federal budget that kicked in on Friday after lawmakers and the White House failed to agree on an alternative.
"This is the first indication in really a long time that the president is willing to exert leadership and bring people together and that's exactly what needs to be done," said Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine, who has spoken by phone in recent days with Obama.
Republican doubters
At the heart of the bitter U.S. budget dispute are deep differences over how to rein in growth of the $16.7 trillion federal debt. Obama wants to narrow the fiscal gap with spending cuts and tax hikes. Republicans do not want to concede again on taxes after doing so in negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" at the New Year.
Despite the scheduled dinners and meetings and the vote on funding the government, few expect those differences to be resolved any time soon.
Some Republicans remain skeptical of Obama's overtures. "This president has been exceptional in his lack of consultation and outreach to Congress," said John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking Senate Republican.
Cornyn, like Collins, was not invited to dinner with Obama, but he warned that talk of tax increases would be unwelcome. "I don't know if the purpose of the meeting is social or if he has an agenda. But if it is about raising taxes, we're done."
While Republicans have taken most of the beating in surveys in connection with the so-called sequestration, a Reuters/Ipsos online poll released on Wednesday showed 43 percent of people approve of Obama's handling of his job, down 7 percentage points from Feb. 19.
Confounding the White House's efforts to blame Republicans for the spending cuts, most respondents in the online survey hold both Democrats and Republicans responsible.
As recently as last month, Republicans were threatening to use the bill to fund the government, called a "continuing resolution," to extract spending cuts from the White House.
Instead, the bill they fashioned, which passed on Wednesday, embraced the $85 billion in automatic spending cuts that were triggered last Friday, while providing some additional spending flexibility to the military and other security operations.
Republican Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma said his party would like to shift the cuts to other areas of the budget, noting that there are 20,000 military employees in his Oklahoma district.
"We'll sit down and renegotiate where they should come from," Cole said in the debate on the House floor. "We think we've got some great ideas, but they (the cuts) are going to occur. They're the first and appropriate step for getting our fiscal house back in order."
Many Democrats in the Republican-controlled House voted against the funding bill because it would not give the Obama administration flexibility in carrying out the new, automatic spending cuts for domestic programs such as education. Last month, Democrats had sought to replace about half of the automatic cuts with tax increases on the rich.
"This bill falls short in a number of areas, but most of all because it does nothing to prevent the loss of 750,000 jobs that will result because of the sequester," said Representative Chris Van Hollen, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee.


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WAIPAHU, Hawaii - Forward Tiana Fujimoto scored a goal with less than 10 minutes remaining in regulation to lift the University of Hawaii (6-6 overall, 1-2 in Big West) to a 1-0 win over visiting UC Santa Barbara (7-6 overall, 1-2 in Big West) on Thursday night.
Fujimoto, who is ranked second in the Big West in goals scored with seven, scored her game-winner on Thursday with an outstanding individual effort. Weaving her way through the Gaucho defense on the left flank, Fujimoto created enough space to send a low liner that bounced off the far post and into the back of the net at the 80:42 mark.
Despite the goal, UCSB goalkeeper Beth Ritter had another solid match with four saves. Offensively, the Gauchos were limited to eight total shots, including three on-goal, two by the team's leading scorer Madison Beckley.
Santa Barbara will return to the mainland and play at Cal State Northridge on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. The Gauchos will return home on Friday, Oct. 18 to host UC Riverside in a 7:00 p.m. match at Meredith Field at Harder Stadium.

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Several new peanut varieties have been developed recently for the Southeastern market. Seed for these varieties will be very limited or not available for the 2007 production season.
For the University of Florida varieties, the first foundation seed was produced in 2006, and the first registered seed production will occur this year, so seed will be available on a limited basis beginning in 2008.
McCloud (tested as UF03326) is a University of Florida medium-maturity (135-day range) runner market-type release with a runner growth habit. It has shown good to excellent pod yields in Florida and other state tests with excellent grades. Seed of McCloud is larger than Georgia Green or ANorden. It has good resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus and is similar to Georgia Green in its resistance to other diseases. This peanut has high oleic (80-percent) oil chemistry. Flavor, blanching and processing traits are good to excellent.
Florida-07 (tested as UF04327) is a University of Florida medium-late (140-day range) runner market-type peanut with runner growth habit. It has shown excellent yield potential (7,000-plus pounds per acre) with good grades. Seed of Florida-07 is similar in size to C-99R and for this reason, gypsum is recommended. It has good to excellent resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus with some white mold resistance. It also has tolerance to leafspot. Florida-07 has high oleic (80-percent) oil chemistry with good to excellent roasting, blanching and processing characteristics.
York (tested as UF04321) is a University of Florida late-maturity (150 days) runner-type peanut with excellent yield potential and good grades. Seed size is similar to Georgia Green. It has excellent disease resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus, white mold and leafspot. The leafspot resistance of York is good enough to allow a reduction in fungicide sprays in a good rotation, and its white mold resistance is among the best available. York has high oleic (80-percent) oil chemistry with excellent flavor and processing traits.
AT-3081R is a new commercial release from AgraTech/Golden Peanut Company. This runner-type peanut has a 130 to 140-day maturity range in the Southeast. AT-3081R has high yield and grade potential and a spreading growth habit with a distinct main stem during the growing season. Seed size is similar to C-99R. This variety has excellent seedling emergence and seedling vigor. It also has excellent resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus.
Attaboy is a new, multiple pest-resistant, runner-type peanut variety planned for joint release in 2007 by the Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station and the United States Department of Agriculture. It is a composite of two sister lines. Attaboy is a late-maturity variety — 10 to 14 days later than Georgia Green and similar to C-99R in maturity range. It has resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus that is similar to C-99R and leafspot resistance similar to Georgia-01R. In addition, it has resistance to leaf hoppers, white mold resistance similar to Georgia-01R, and three-cornered alfalfa hopper resistance similar to AP-3. Attaboy has good yield stability across environments in the Southeast and performs well under conditions with reduced inputs relative to foliar diseases.
Georgia-05E is a new Virginia-type cultivar release from the University of Georgia. It has the best level of resistance to tomato spotted wilt virus of all Virginia-type cultivars. Maturity is slightly later than Georgia Green and it has high-oleic chemistry. Seed supply will be very limited in 2007.


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You may have noticed the deceptive advertising on sunscreen: Companies call their products "waterproof," or promise "all-day protection" (both technically impossible), and boast ridiculously high SPFs, some claiming to block 100 percent of the sun. SPF, in fact, refers to duration of protection. Last December, the FDA began enforcing new labeling rules to ensure that the claims of sunscreen manufacturers are legit. Here's what to look for on those labels – how to cut through bureaucratic jargon and buy the most effective sunscreen.
• Buy sunscreen that is water- or sweat-resistant. If a product has been shown to stay on in the water, the label will now specify that it's water-resistant to either 40 minutes or 80 minutes.
• Always choose broad-spectrum sunscreen. If a sunscreen is proven to protect against both UVA and UVB rays, it will now say so. If you apply it correctly, you'll be safeguarded against sunburn, wrinkles, and skin cancer.
• Stay away from these two chemicals: Oxybenzone and avobenzone. A Drug Facts panel will now display active ingredients like these, making them easier to avoid.
More new rules for sunscreen here, as well as our picks for best chemical-free sunscreens and other top sunscreens.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (May 14, 2010) - With the wait over and practices behind them the third-seeded ETSU men's tennis team will swing into its eighth NCAA Tournament Saturday as the reigning Atlantic Sun Conference Champion takes on second-seeded Alabama at 9 a.m. at Barksdale Stadium on the University of Tennessee campus.
ETSU (15-7) enters the championship after winning its last eight matches, including a 4-2 victory over league-rival Stetson April 17 to clinch the school's fourth consecutive league title. Overall, the Bucs, who played one of the toughest schedules in the nation, travel to Knoxville winners of 13 out of their last 14 contests.
Individually, sophomore Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium), junior Charles Bottoni (Bois Guillaume, France) and senior Daniel Isaza (Medellin, Columbia) are expected to lead the way for the experienced Bucs.
Gille -- the 2010 A-Sun Tennis Player of the Year and A-Sun Tournament MVP -- leads ETSU in total wins this season while Bottoni - who returned from an injury midway through the season -- became only the third player in school history to earn a berth in the NCAA Singles Championship.
Finally, Isaza - who will make a record fourth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament -- will be counted on again after the senior captain closed out Stetson with his singles win to give ETSU its fourth straight trip to the Big Dance.
Alabama (13-13), who will make its 16th appearance in the NCAA Tournament, travels to Tennessee after earning an automatic bid into the Big Dance. Like the Buccaneers, the Crimson Tide is battle tested after playing 20 matches against nationally ranked teams this spring.
In fact, head coach Billy Pate's squad topped seven ITA ranked teams, which helped propel Alabama to a top-40 rankings since the season began in January.
Individually, the Crimson Tide is led by senior Saketh Mynemi. The No. 22 ranked singles player in the country finished with a 16-6 dual match record, while going 7-3 against SEC opponents.
ETSU is 1-6 all-time in the NCAA Tournament. ETSU's lone win came as the third-seeded Bucs topped second-seeded Norte Dame 4-2 in 2007. Last season ETSU fell in the first-round of the Knoxville Regional against top-seed Tennessee, 4-0.
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NYTimes OpEd Explains Why Infringement Isn't Theft
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When Industrial Age Bob and Joe started inventing less tangible things, like electricity, stocks, bonds and licenses, however, things got more complicated. What Bob took, Joe, in some sense, still had. So the law adjusted in ad hoc and at times inconsistent ways. Specialized doctrines were developed to cover the misappropriation of services (like a ride on a train), semi-tangibles (like the gas for streetlights) and true intangibles (like business goodwill).There's a lot more worth reading in the oped piece, including references to research that shows that, no matter how many times you compare infringement to stealing, people intrinsically just don't believe it. Professor Green and his collaborator Professor Matthew Kugler have done some of this research themselves, where they point out that these language choices really matter. As you can sense from what they wrote about above, when you call things "theft" that have very different characteristics than "theft," it actually influences how people think about these things.
In the middle of the 20th century, criminal law reformers were sufficiently annoyed by all of this specialization and ad hoc-ness that they decided to do something about it.
In 1962, the prestigious American Law Institute issued the Model Penal Code, resulting in the confused state of theft law we're still dealing with today.
In a radical departure from prior law, the code defined "property" to refer to "anything of value." Henceforth, it would no longer matter whether the property misappropriated was tangible or intangible, real or personal, a good or a service. All of these things were now to be treated uniformly.
Before long, the code would inform the criminal law that virtually every law student in the country was learning. And when these new lawyers went to work on Capitol Hill, at the Justice Department and elsewhere, they had that approach to theft in mind.
Falsely lumping all of these specialized areas into the "theft" bucket leads law enforcement and politicians to take easy mental heuristics that have them assume that even if infringement is not exactly like theft it's "close enough" that you can treat it like theft and respond to it like theft. And that's exactly what we see happening. The legal proposals and constant changes to copyright law are all about treating infringement more like theft, and believing that greater enforcement leads to less infringement, and that greater "education" does the same. But that assumes that individuals intrinsically believe that making a copy of something is bad, even though in many, many cases they do not feel that way. Calling it theft when they know it's not theft doesn't convince people to stop file sharing. It just makes them respect copyright law even less, since it's clearly completely out of touch with the times and the technology.
The language choices used in this debate matter quite a bit, and it's great that the NY Times opened up its oped pages to someone who's done actual, detailed research on this specific issue.


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If we can get the power of myth from storytellers and the printed page, then why not from soundscapes?
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A Georgetown man was arrested Sunday in connection with the weekend shooting of a Harbeson-area man, while two other suspects at large, according to police.
A Georgetown man was arrested Sunday in connection with the weekend shooting of a Harbeson-area man, while two other suspects at large, according to police.
Jarrel H. Flowers, 25, turned himself in to police at Troop 4 in Georgetown after detectives determined he was involved in the shooting on Nika Lane, near Martins Farm Road, a Delaware State Police spokesman said.
Flowers is charged with robbery, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and conspiracy. He is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institution on a $42,000 cash bond.
Police are currently searching for Flowers' alleged accomplices, 24-year-old Lewes resident Teveya W. Brittingham and 22-year-old Greenwood resident Mark A. Phillips, who reportedly pulled the trigger.
Phillips is charged with first-degree attempted murder and possession of a weapon by a person prohibited, while both men also are facing robbery, weapon possession and conspiracy charges.
Police discovered the 23-year-old victim after being called to the home at about 1:20 a.m. Sunday morning.
The victim, who has not been identified, was taken to an unidentified hospital, where he underwent surgery to treat "several" gunshot wounds to the lower extremities. Police said his injuries were not life-threatening.
Anyone with information about the shooting or the whereabouts of Phillips and Brittingham is asked to call Delaware State Police at (302) 856-5850, ext. 206 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) � Jeff Locke finally put it all together while the Phillies offense continued its season-long search for answers.
Locke pitched six strong innings of two-hit ball and Gaby Sanchez homered off Cole Hamels to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates over Philadelphia 2-0 on Tuesday night.
"That's his best big league performance," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Locke, who was making his 14th career start. "That was six innings of big league pitching. He made pitches; he flat-out made pitches."
Locke (2-1) struck out six and walked two. After wriggling out of a jam in the fourth, he retired his last eight batters � striking out three of the final four.
"It all just clicked today," Locke said. "The big thing is I was able to get ahead, something I've stressed the last few starts. It's great to compete and get through it and know that you can do it."
Sanchez also doubled and Brandon Inge had an RBI double in his Pirates debut to help Pittsburgh win for the fifth time in seven games.
"It was good for everybody and good for him," Hurdle said of Inge.
After opening the season with a pair of poor outings, Hamels (0-3) pitched well for the third straight start but was hurt by a lack of run support again. In eight innings, the left-hander gave up two runs on seven hits with six strikeouts and one walk.
"Just being able to really get in a groove and go deep in the ballgame was something I was pleased with," Hamels said. "My pitches felt really good and I had a clean feel of making my pitches. I was pretty happy, but obviously with the results I want the team to win."
Philadelphia, which has scored three runs or fewer in 13 of 21 games, managed just four hits and had 11 strikeouts against Locke and three relievers.
"I think they're trying, maybe a little bit too hard," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said of his hitters. "But you have to get it done. (Locke) was aggressive with us, kind of challenged us. He came right at us, really. I thought we were going to hit some fastballs, if you want to know the truth, but we didn't."
"We have to improve our game," Manuel added. "We have to hit some of those fastballs, yes."
Michael Young extended his hitting streak to 14 games with an eighth-inning single for the Phillies, who were shut out for the third time this season.
Jason Grilli pitched the ninth for his eighth save in eight chances. Grilli hasn't given up a run and has allowed just three hits with 15 strikeouts in nine innings this season.
Philadelphia appeared poisedd poised to score against Locke when John Mayberry Jr. led off the fourth with a triple and Locke hit Domonic Brown with a pitch to put runners on first and third with none out.
But Mayberry, running on contact, was tagged out trying to score on Ben Revere's weakly hit grounder to third and Erik Kratz hit into an inning-ending 5-4-3 double play to keep Philadelphia scoreless.
It's been a theme for much of the season for the Phillies. Manuel has tinkered with the lineup and remains hopeful that this core of mostly proven hitters will turn things around.
"I try to think of things all the time to change, but I don't see where I can change very much," he said. "We just have to come out here and keep working and keep at it and hope we improve and do better."
Locke didn't allow another batter to reach base before turning the game over to Pittsburgh's stingy bullpen, which entered third in the majors with a 1.94 ERA. The Pirates improved to 10-0 when leading after the seventh inning.
"I just wanted to go out there to compete and have fun," Locke said. "It was definitely my best outing and certainly the most efficient.
"I have confidence in the guys and they have confidence in me and that's a great feeling to have."
NOTES: Pittsburgh C Russell Martin extended his hitting streak to eight games with an eighth-inning single. ... Left fielder Starling Marte's second-inning error on Revere's liner snapped an errorless streak of 41 1-3 innings for the Pirates. ... Phillies second baseman Chase Utley didn't start, but struck out while pinch-hitting in the eighth. He remained in the game in the ninth. ... Philadelphia RHP Roy Halladay (2-2, 6.04 ERA) is scheduled to face Pirates lefty Wandy Rodriguez (2-0, 0.56) on Wednesday night in the third game of the four-game series.


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April 2010 Off-Road Rant - EditorialPosted in Features on April 1, 2010
Man, I had a great editorial lined up for this month. I've been doing a little research on the side and was able to come up with a way to make cold fusion energy cheap and feasible in every home across America. But that was before I received a bacon wallet in the mail. And I got to thinking, "Who's interested in solutions to cold fusion when we could be talking about bacon, the wondermeat?!"
It's no wonder my senior editor, Jordan May, sent me my new wallet. I often preach how bacon is one of the greatest gifts man has ever received-it's deliciousness that even vegetarians can succumb to, its portability in a plastic baggie, and its potential as a form of currency.... A bushel of wheat would be two pounds of bacon. A water-pump repair would be eight pounds of bacon. Chewing gum would cost just half a strip of bacon.
I blame the poultry and beef industries that bacon isn't already used more widely in various applications. It can be used as a bandage to keep swelling down, as a substandard glue, and as scratch remover on paint. To prevent retina burns, bacon can even be placed over the eyes during sunbathing. Let's see chicken help prevent retina burns! Again, just to reiterate: Bacon is good. Chicken and beef are The Man. Try using bacon to pay for your next transaction. It only takes one to start a revolution!
Happy April Fools. You didn't think I was serious did, you?!
Since I already wasted the first half of my editorial page on something that absolutely will not benefit or better your life in any way, I wanted to finish it off by congratulating my little brother on finally graduating from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as a mechanical engineer. Since he's already gotten two job offers and is probably going to make double my salary his first year out, I'm really glad to have given him so many truck parts over the years.
This also seems like a perfect time to show you this picture of my brother's pillow. Note the T-shirt pillowcase that really just needs no explanation. I saw this, snapped a picture, and fell to the floor laughing. After I got back up I told my little bro that someday this picture would see the light of day. Congrats on graduating, Jordan. I'm happy to have one last thing to remind you of what you'll hopefully never have to do again.
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This month we got into some cool suspension upgrades you can do. We also got a little further (but didn't finish) our fullsize Cherokee on 47-inch tires. And we finally got an S-10 project!


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Perry died in Denver Colorado in 1922 and his body was returned to Hopkins County, Kentucky for burial. He was in Denver for treatment of Tuberculosis. According to his obituary, he was buried in "the Catholic Cemetery" but there is no cemetery known by that name in Hopkins County.
Perry was my paternal grandmother's brother. One of my aunts told me years ago that she thought her Uncle Perry was buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Madisonville but he isn't listed there or in any other cemetery in the Hopkins County Cemetery Books. I figured my aunt knew what she was talking about and that Perry just did not have a headstone.
Imagine my surprise when I found a record for Perry in Ancestry.com's database U.S., Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1963. Hmmm, if Perry has a headstone, where is it? Was he really buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery or somewhere else? Why isn't he listed in the Hopkins County Cemetery Books?
This application was completed on 26 May 1950 by Perry's son, William Perry Hankins. Almost 30 years after Perry died. And, in addition to the questions it raises about where Perry was buried, it contains information I did not have!


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Debunking the much-hyped claims of 'wind turbine syndrome,' an independent panel of experts has determined that there is no evidence of adverse health effects resulting from exposure to wind turbines.
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), in collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, convened the panel, which comprised physicians and scientists with expertise in areas such as acoustical noise/infrasound, public health, sleep disturbance, mechanical engineering, epidemiology and neuroscience.
The panel was asked to identify any documented or potential human health impacts or risks that may be associated with exposure to wind turbines. The panel was also asked to offer suggestions relative to best practices.
The findings of the study were documented in a report, "Wind Turbine Health Impact Study: Report of the Independent Expert Panel," which found that many claims associated with wind turbines and health are, indeed, false.
For instance, claims that infrasound from wind turbines directly impacts the vestibular system have not been demonstrated scientifically, as available evidence shows that the infrasound levels near wind turbines cannot impact the vestibular system.
There was also no evidence to suggest an association between noise from wind turbines and psychological distress or mental health problems. None of the limited epidemiological evidence reviewed suggested an association between noise from wind turbines and pain and stiffness, diabetes, high blood pressure, tinnitus, hearing impairment, cardiovascular disease, or headache/migraine.
Furthermore, there was limited evidence suggesting an association between noise from wind turbines and sleep disruption. In other words, it is possible that noise from some wind turbines can cause sleep disruption. Whether annoyance from wind turbines leads to sleep issues or stress has not been sufficiently quantified.
As for the infamous "shadow flicker" claims, the study found no scientific evidence that wind turbines pose a risk of eliciting seizures as a result of photic stimulation. However, there is limited scientific evidence of an association between annoyance from prolonged shadow flicker (exceeding 30 minutes per day) and potential transitory cognitive and physical health effects.
'This is a complex issue that the panel spent many months studying. We took our work very seriously,' says panel member Wendy Heiger-Bernays, Ph.D., who is an associate professor of environmental health at the Boston University School of Public Health. 'By reviewing the available data and information, we believe that we have significantly added to the understanding of the potential for health effects from wind turbines.'
The panel's charge did not include investigating or addressing reported problems at any particular wind turbine installation, though the panel did receive extensive public comment, including from residents who live near wind turbines. Instead, the panel was tasked with reviewing extensive existing information within their areas of expertise to determine the potential for health effects. They looked at both peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed studies.
Three public meetings on the report will be held in February as part of a 60-day comment period.


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On December 02 2007, 8:41 PM, airwalk wrote:I'm sorry, I didn't mean to infer that the gift card would be given without caring...I'm just talking about what my boys thought when they got that type of thing.
Maybe a ball or a pic of Birdie and a gift card...it is Christmas..so a gift care might be a very welcome gift for him.
On December 02 2007, 8:57 PM, SisMorphine wrote:I would think the concern, especially since he was supposedly wearing gang colors, is that he'd spend the cash on drugs or something else undesirable. If he got a gift card to the mall he could buy clothes, maybe a gift certificate for a supermarket so his family could treat themselves for Christmas would be nice.
Noel, I'm so sorry this happened to you. But this kid is just awesome and with your permission I would love to share this story with my kids who, like Jamaal, are good kids who have done wrong in the past. I want to show them that people really DO care for those who have been in trouble before. What goes around comes around and all that jazz. Let me know . . .
On December 03 2007, gayrghts wrote:
BUT please do it safely, these kids also have ways of harming people... ie getting in as friends and then stealing etc because that's all they know.
On December 03 2007, 6:59 AM, amazincc wrote:You guys sound so ... jaded... or I'm just too gullible...
On December 03 2007, 6:11 AM, SisMorphine wrote:On December 03 2007, 6:59 AM, amazincc wrote:You guys sound so ... jaded... or I'm just too gullible...
Unfortunately it's not jaded, it's realistic with these kids. Though I will say, most of my kids wouldn't go as far as selling material gifts for money for drugs, but if given cash it definitely wouldn't be used to buy clothing and pizza.
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text: The Dodge City Athletics won their second straight series against the Jayhawk's eastern division squad in wild fashion: a 15-4 victory over the El Dorado Broncos at McDonald Stadium. Every Athletic player in the batting order had at least one hit and Dodge City scored in eight of the nine innings to take two of three games away from the host Broncos. Aaron Blair was 4-for-5 with three runs scored, a home run and two runs batted in for Dodge City (9-11, 4-9 Jayhawk), while David LaFleur was 2-for-5 with four RBIs on a double and triple. Dillon Engelhart and Ben Gann also hit home runs in the victory. The Athletics scored in the first inning on a sacrifice fly hit by Brian Mills, then extended the lead to 3-0 in the third on Engelhart's home run to start the frame and a RBI by LaFleur. Dodge City increased the score to 5-0 on RBI singles by Woody Drexler in the fourth and Blair in the fifth. El Dorado (11-7, 8-7) got on the board with three in the bottom of the fifth. Trevor Ezell hit a two-run single and a sacrifice fly by Clayton Taylor to cut the deficit to two. Dodge City got two runs back in the top of the sixth on a two-run triple by LaFleur with the Broncos answering in the bottom of the frame with their final run on a RBI groundout by Wade Stramp. The Athletics made the score 9-3 on a RBI double by Cole Davis and a RBI single by Joe Haddox. Dodge City added another run in the eighth on Blair's home run: his third of the season. The final five runs for the Athletics came in the ninth. Haddox knocked in two with a double and he later scored on a fielders' choice on a ball hit by LaFleur. Gann closed out the scoring with his two-run home run. The Athletics host the Boulder (Colo.) Collegians tonight at 7 p.m. on Cavalier Field.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 3, 2005) - East Tennessee State rising senior catcher/right-handed pitcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) was named as a first-team Louisville Slugger preseason All-American, selected by Collegiate Baseball newspaper in the Jan. 1 issue of the publication. Caleb is ETSU's first baseball player to earn first-team All-American honors and was selected as a utility player on the team, after having a stellar season behind the plate and on the mound in 2004.
Caleb also led the Southern Conference in slugging percentage (.752) and was second in on-base percentage (.509), third in total bases (152) and fourth in hits (92). He led the Bucs last season with 59 runs scored and was second on the team with nine home runs and third with 45 RBIs.
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Following the season, Caleb was named Southern Conference Player-of-the-Year by both the league's coaches and media, and was a second-team Louisville Slugger All-American.
"This is a tremendous honor for Caleb," said ETSU head baseball coach Tony Skole. "Being named a first team Division I All-American places him in very select company. This team is the elite of college baseball. Caleb is very deserving of this honor and I am extremely proud of him."
"It is a great honor, I never thought that I would be a first-team All-American," commented
"Caleb has handled his success of a year ago very well," said Skole. "He had a great semester in the classroom and has worked extremely hard this winter to be the best possible player he can be. It is hard to imagine, but Caleb is a much more complete player right now, than he was a year ago. He will be fun to watch this spring."
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Canon Canonet. Exposure unrecorded. Kodak ISO400 film with an orange filter.
She-Wh0-Must-Be-Obeyed doesn't like to be photographed, so I have to be sneaky. The Canonet is ideal for that. The lens is a 40mm f1.7, so taking photos by available light works well. This was inside our local library where Mary usually has an armful of books for me to carry out. Yesterday was no exception. She had 13 when we left!
Canon A590IS, ISO200, f5.5, 1/10sec.
This is Mark, one of my co-workers. He's wearing a pair of binocular magnifiers with 6 LEDs on the front that light up his work. I've relied on the same type of magnifiers whenever I have to do close work, but mine do not have LEDs! Oh the humanity!
My daughter laughed as I worked on that camera a few nights ago because - according to her - I looked like a geek. Well...yes...but I'm a professional electronics geek, not an ordinary idiot.
I gotta get me some of them lights. Hmmm, both visible and ultraviolet would be nice...
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U.S. Joins WTO Case Against Russia
The U.S. will join a WTO case against Russia, adding pressure on Moscow over laws that Americans and Europeans say discriminate against global companies and violate trade rules. William Maudlin reports. Photo: AP.
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... the ... U S joining and World Trade Organization case against Russia with more on this the vs day at a Sun reporter William Holden joins us now from Washington DC with this trade and international economics for us in DC ... the loss of a background in Russia's Tsu ... of William ... what happens ... well the U S ... trade representative was speaking in the House of Representatives today he said ... that the ... the US will join the EU ... case against Russia and the WTO about car imports ... now keep in mind here that Debbie CEOs only included rusher for one year ... there's a lot of debating getting Russia and the dead the CIA ... but the EU and U S automakers are upset that Russia is ... is of levying a fee on imports of cars ... this is on to boost Russia's own domestic industry part a and and it's a it's a scrapping they basically it says that what when when you cut ties will need to recycle it ... if Apple will have ... to let the fall that's and that's only on imported cars ... now this relationship with Russia is already test the right thing because of ... the government would snow ... well there's a lot of things going on with the US ... U S Russia relationship right now some are more political and military ... others are more about trade Friday the issue existed BTO cases ... it was hard to get ... I did the BTO membership of Russia through the US ... that they had to pass a law named after a deadline in a magnets key ... on human rights issues ... in order to grant ... an order for Congress to grant ... a rush of permanent normal trade relations that Debbie Teoh ... says that a little bit rocky ... and now the head of Russia's Joinus rules based institution ... and the EU in the US yes in less than a year later are already ... moving to ... do the first WTO case against Russia ... content will we will see what happens with that thank you Brian much so we appreciate your time ... thank you


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How I Spent $100,000 in One Day – The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
You may be thinking to yourself that I am a very wealthy person in order to just blow $100,000 in a single day, however you would be wrong. I am just an average working mom and our household income is probably the median for Missoula. So, you may be wondering then just how I was able to burn through that kind of money in a single 24-hour period. The answer may be a bit surprising, and probably not as fun, as you might think. You see, about six years ago, my family and I all were poisoned by carbon monoxide.
We had a water heater that malfunctioned during the night while we were sleeping and it leaked out deadly, odorless carbon monoxide gas. I woke up because I felt sick and made it around to the other side of the bed and passed out from the gas. My husband thought it was the dog until he heard me moaning on the floor. Then he got up and tried to wake me up, but I wouldn't respond. He somehow figured out what was going on and placed me in front of an open door and covered me with a blanket (it was the middle of November). When I came to I was repeatedly sick.
After a little while we decided to go to the hospital, so we loaded the three boys up and headed to the ER. We arrived and told the doctors what had happened. We took a breath test to check the oxygen levels in our blood. They were normal. However, when they tested the level of oxygen in our blood, then they found out we were in trouble. The levels were so low that my husband and I got to take a jet ride over to Spokane for hyperbaric chamber treatments. Thankfully our boys didn't breath in as much carbon monoxide, and they only had to be on oxygen for six hours.
If you've never been in a hyperbaric chamber, I wouldn't suggest it as something fun to do. It's like being shoved in a bank tube. You might be able to sit up, if you're not too tall. If you're claustrophobic, too bad, you can't freak out because you are in a pressurized chamber and it takes time to depressurize you. If that's not enough, they have an antistatic band you have to wear around your wrist because they are pumping such high levels of oxygen into the tube, that a spark of static electricity could start a fire.
So, by the time it was all said and done we had $80,000 in jet fees. This was an insane amount of money. (My husband and I both rode in the same jet and we were both billed $40,000 apiece for the jet, the fuel and the pilot.) We had $2,500 in ambulance fees. We rode a total of 12 miles in two different ambulances. (Again we rode in the same ambulance together and we were each billed for an ambulance ride and fuel. This turned out to be a little over $600 a piece per person per ride.) Of course, we still have five ER bills in Missoula and two hospital bills in Spokane to make up the last $17,500.
The funny, but not so funny thing about this story is that all it would have taken to avoid this is a $30 carbon monoxide detector. Every year about 500 people die from carbon monoxide poisoning. We were almost five of those deaths. The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are much like flu symptoms. It is almost impossible to detect because it is colorless and odorless. The scary part is that you don't even know you are being poisoned. Please, if you don't have a detector in your house, get one. It's worth it.
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Murder, Inc: Official Obama PolicyWritten by Stephen Lendman Subject: Police State
by Stephen Lendman
Obama's wars increase body counts daily. New ones planned will add more. Death squads operate in 120 or more countries. So do CIA agents licensed to kill.
US citizens may be targeted at home or abroad. No one anywhere is safe.
Summary judgment means no arrests. No Miranda rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet, bomb or slit throat. It's official Obama policy. Diktat authority affords justice to no one ordered killed.
On May 29, The New York Times upped the stakes. Its article headlined "Secret 'Kill List' Proves a Test of Obama's Principles and Will," saying:
Obama "placed himself at the helm of a top secret 'nominations' process to designate terrorists for kill or capture, of which the capture part has become largely theoretical."
In other words, he appointed himself judge, jury and executioner. Despot authority is official administration policy. Diktats decide who lives or dies.
Anyone called Al Qaeda or accused of terrorist connections gets marked for death.
What "moral and legal conundrum" could he face, asked The Times. None whatever. On day one in office, he spurned rule of law principles.
He adopted George Bush's ideology. His predecessor called "the Constitution....just a G-damn piece of paper."
Obama feels the same. He's comfortable with "unitary executive" authority. It puts him above the law. Chalmers Johnson called it "a ball-faced assertion of presidential supremacy....dressed up in legalistic mumbo jumbo."
International law is quaint and out-of-date, he believes. Diktat authority replaced it. The former constitutional law professor abandoned what he taught. He campaigned against war and torture. In office, he exceeded the worst of his predecessor.
He usurped the power of life and death, including against US citizens. He's got final "kill list" authority.
Policy prioritizes killing by drones, death squads, or other means. Only eliminating America's enemies matter. Whether real or imagined makes no difference.
The more removed, the greater the number replacing them. According to national security adviser Thomas Donilon:
"He is determined that he will make these decisions about how far and wide these operations will go. His view is that he's responsible for the position of the United States in the world. He's determined to keep the tether pretty short."
His "aggressive counterterrorism record" baffles supporters and critics alike. Secrecy obscures policies. Shadow war actions aren't publicized. Deadly force is approved "without hand-wringing." So is fork-tongued politics, torture and other lawless practices.
For Obama, killing Americans comes "easy." Waging war on Islam is policy. So is take no prisoners. Counterterrorism is cover for wholesale or retail slaughter. Collateral deaths don't matter.
US Pakistan ambassador, Cameron Munter, complained about CIA drone strikes. He told colleagues "he didn't realize his main job was to kill people."
Obama and counterterrorism adviser John Brennan collaborate on who lives or dies. Both match each other's bloodthirstiness. "Just war" thinking overrides rule of law principles and moral considerations.
"Drones have replaced Guantanamo as the recruiting tool of choice for militants." America needs enemies to justify war. Avoiding peace and stability is policy.
Former national intelligence director Dennis Blair said:
"The steady refrain in the White House was (targeted killing) is the only game in town - reminded me of body counts in Vietnam."
Unanswered is when will killing stop? Who'll denounce what's unconscionable? Who in government believes right over wrong matters most? No one around Obama dares. His administration doesn't tolerate justice, morality, and rule of law principles.
On matters of war and peace, only imperial interests matter. Ends justify means.
"A phalanx of retired generals and admirals stood behind Mr. Obama on the second day of his presidency."
They "provid(ed) martial cover as he signed several executive orders to make good on campaign pledges. Brutal interrogation techniques were banned, he declared. And the prison at Guantánamo Bay would be closed."
Guantanamo remains open. Other torture prisons expanded. Every major promise made was broken. Wars rage without end. New ones are planned. Killing like sport continues daily.
Unlike voters who believed in him, he "was never carried away by his own rhetoric." Lying came easily. So did going rogue. Amoral realpolitik defines his thinking.
Morality has no place in government. Nor do human rights and other democratic values. Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel calls it "cold-blooded (thinking) about the self-interests of your nation." Body counts don't matter, just objectives.
From inception, Obama's doctrine featured human sacrifice for unchallenged dominance. Winning alone matters. Anything goes is policy. He has final say.
In 2008, campaign national security strategists advised "pragmatism over ideology." Urging it "reinforced the president's instincts."
Policy rules out nothing. Rhetoric woos supporters. Major objectives aren't deterred. They include war, torture, rendition, military commissions, indefinite detentions, and targeted killings.
Nothing stands in his way. He's ruthless. His public persona hides it. Those around him know better.
Openly he urges sparing innocent lives. Privately he doesn't give a damn. Under Bush, Iraq and Afghanistan rules of engagement were kill every military aged man in sight. Obama changed nothing.
Mostly civilians die. Policies don't distinguish militants from noncombatants. In Libya alone, NATO killed over 100,000. Killer gangs took many more lives. No one kept count or cared.
Obama's thinking reflects it. Pragmatism alone matters. Humanity is someone else's problem. Everyone targeted in strike zones is fair game. Being there means they're "up to no good," even women and children.
An unnamed official said "Al Qaeda is an insular, paranoid organization - innocent neighbors don't hitchhike rides in the back of trucks headed for the border with guns and bombs."
The same goes for residents where militants are targeted. Being there justifies indiscriminate killing.
Official counts distort reality. Combatants alone are killed, they claim. Independent analysts say as many as 50 civilians die for every militant. In combat theaters everywhere, ordinary people suffer most.
Former intelligence and government officials admit it. According to one:
"It bothers me when they say there were seven guys, so they must all be militants. They count the corpses" but don't care who they are.
National security advisor Donilon says Obama "is a president who is quite comfortable with the use of force on behalf of the United States."
Forgotten is candidate Obama's pledge to end America's wars. On October 27, 2007, he said:
"I will promise you this, that if we have not gotten our troops out (of Afghanistan and Iraq) by the time I am president, it is the first thing I will do."
"I will get our troops home. We will bring an end to (these wars). You can take that to the bank."
He also promised hope, change, a new era of peace, upholding democratic values, closing Guantanamo in one year, ending torture, no more illegal spying and detention without trial, "a new era of openness," equitable immigration reform, keeping the Internet free and open, negotiations with Syria, Iran and other countries targeted for regime change, and much more.
In office, he broke every major promise made. Loyal constituents were betrayed. Imperial and corporate considerations were prioritized. Popular needs went begging.
Arrogance, unaccountability, and contempt for democratic values define his presidency. Rule of law principles don't matter. Take no prisoners is prioritized. If reelected, imagine what's ahead in a second term.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at email@example.com.
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Lykke Li - Youth Novels
It can be hard to follow up a killer single with an album - expectations are usually very high, and if the album doesn't contain more stuff like said killer single, it will likely disappoint. Lykke Li was always going to have a tough task following up the brilliant Little Bit, and I'm not sure she's been talking to the right people about it either. According to the press release, her mentor is Bjorn 'Peter, Bjorn and John' Yttling, who has also produced her debut album Youth Novels. Although I'm not going to fault his production skills, is he really the best person to be advising on the whole following-up-the-big-tune issue? After all, Yttling's Young Folks, deservedly acclaimed and loved everywhere hardly led to an amazing album in the shape of (the appropriately titled?) Writers' Block, did it?
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mp3: Lykke Li - Little Bit (Loving Hand Remix)
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Spot on, mate. I agree with everything in this review and couldn't have put it better myself.
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- Dead Kenny said...
Not just to be contrary but I love 'Youth Novels', and find a lot of quality in depth to it. But then for me 'I'm Good I'm Gone' and 'Breaking It Up' outshine 'Little Bit' so guess I'm coming from a completely different direction on this one.
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She´s far better live than the album would have you believe. Much more energy and star quality...
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I can imagine that actually. I've seen that thing with the megaphone. Maybe sometime...
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He fails, and is killed by the policeman's Response Action.
The second skeleton tries to capture the trooper, and then the Dimmy hero himself attempts to zombify the trooper, but they both fail.
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The policeman with the repair kit repairs the flyer's damaged gun.
The flyer moves around behind the Honda-Ziplok VTOL and tries to shoot out its engine. It misses the engine, but hits the VTOL's fuselage, damaging its rear gun (which has nobody to operate it anyway) and doing 3 points of structure damage.
The policeman attacks the Dimmy hero, but misses.
The survivalists' grenade launcher fires on the Honda-Ziplok troops outside the armory.
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The pistol-armed gunner fires on the Honda-Ziplok troops outside the fort, but does no damage.
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My VTOL moves behind the Police flyer.
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My tank and bazooka trooper attack the Nomads' Landship from the side.
But the only casualty is a gunner.
Meanwhile, my troops open fire on the Survivalists in the fort.
Their gunner is killed, adding to the pile of dead bodies in the corner of the fort...
... leaving their grenadier as the Last Man Standing. He now has a heroic feat and three hit points.
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They fire guns and rockets at the Honda-Ziplok tank. Two rockets hit close enough to cause damage, stripping some minor gadgets and armor plates off the side of the vehicle and doing 8 points of structure damage.
The one rifleman on the deck who isn't dead or currently manning a gun fires on the bazooka trooper riding the tank, but misses.
The Nomads' hero grabs the medkit from the crate, but is too far away from the landship to heal anyone and doesn't have enough Move to get back this turn.
The second flail skeleton came back to life. Unfortunately, the spear-carrier killed by the police did not, and since he failed three resurrection rolls he is now permanently dead.
Field Overwatch. Apologies for the glare from the window.
Zombies and Mutants: 1
Police: 1
Survivalists: 2
Honda-Ziplok Clan: 2
Nomad Raiders: 0
Zombies and Mutants: 1
Police: 0
Survivalists: 2
Honda-Ziplok Clan: 2
Nomad Raiders: 1
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Zombies and Mutants: 0
Police: 3
Survivalists: 0
Honda-Ziplok Clan: 2
Nomad Raiders: 8
Vehicle Damage Points recieved
Zombies and mutants: 0
Police: 2
Survivalists: 0
Honda-Ziplok Clan: 11
Nomad Raiders: 0
Backstab points
Zombies/Nomad Raiders: 12
Police/Nomad Raiders: 12
Zombies/Honda-Ziplok Clan: 8
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With Blackberry, I still get the notifications, but am able to use the built in Web browser to look up the cache page, get a hint, log my find, etc. The cost would be significant, but I am using an unlimited data transfer plan. Even so, that is costing me about 150.00 monthly. I use it mostly for work, so it is worth it for me. Average over the past 3 months has been only about 10 % of my data usage allocated to Geocaching.
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But it will be up to individual growers to make the most of the new safety net provisions of the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 and avoid falling back into the low-price-received, low-return scenario that followed the passage of the last farm bill, observers say.
One key to fully participating in the expected recovery will be improved marketing, says Carl Anderson, professor and Extension economist-cotton marketing with Texas A&M University in College Station.
"Although producers do not individually control price, they do control when and how to price," said Anderson. "Price movements in cotton carry a great deal of uncertainty because of changes in weather and resulting yields, in foreign and domestic policies, in government and trade policies and in supply and demand forces."
Anderson says that if one lesson is clear from recent years it is that growers must plan to manage financial risk.
Even in the worst years of Freedom to Farm, he notes, "there were producers who made good marketing decisions and received higher returns than if they had had to solely rely on government payments."
Part of making good decisions is having a plan or what Anderson calls "a logical approach in deciding at what price to sell or buy and by what method to establish that price. That requires an understanding of how and why prices move up and down."
Growers should know the basics of supply and demand, but understanding technical signals can also help in timing pricing decisions. "In the short run, traders tend to follow the technical signals."
Anderson says a marketing plan is an essential step in effectively managing price risk. It should include: an evaluation of the financial position of your business, risk-taking philosophy, timing of cash flow, estimated breakeven cost and a realistic profit margin based on selected pricing strategies.
"A computer can help calculate expected income for each crop," he says. "Then use tables and charts to set total levels of income needed to cover cash and total expenses and an acceptable income for the operation."
Evaluating the financial position of the business helps determine the level of risk that can be absorbed without encountering severe financial problems. Anderson suggests growers start with a financial statement and then calculate debt-equity ratios based on short-, intermediate- and long-term debt.
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Growers should recognize that prices often will be lower at harvest than at planting. That could be the case in 2002 if the new farm bill results in more acres being planted, as some predict.
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With more U.S. cotton being exported than used in domestic mills, markets are likely to be more volatile in the coming months. "A move of 30 cents over a year's time is not that unusual," he notes. "That makes it more important that growers use options or other marketing strategies to protect against the risks that occur with such moves."
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