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Five Mad River teams participated in the Rutland tournament over the Memorial Day weekend. Competing teams included the U10 boys' team coached by Sarah Despres, Dan Eckstein and Jared Hosefros, the U10 girls' team coached by Steve Yandow and Drew Simmons, the U12 girls' team coached by Karen Kuiper and Dan Fuller, another U12 girls' team coached by Mike Vasseur and Spike Brodeur, and the U14 girls' team also coached by Mike Vasseur and Rick Johnson.
"The U10 boys proved themselves to be the comeback kids," stated Coach Dan Eckstein. After a sluggish start in which they lost their first three matches the team pulled it together for a rousing 2-1 victory in the fourth and final game of day one. With a win under their belts, some newfound confidence, and a good night of sleep, the team came out of the gates on Sunday raring to go. With solid teamwork, crisp passing, and some energized hustling, the boys racked up two more victories and a tie to finish the tournament at 3-3-1.
Some excellent goalkeeping by Aidan Schoellkopf, Austin Taylor and Jack Despres, along with quality team play on the field by Wilson Gubernick, Matt Harmon, Noah Eckstein, Ian Woolson, Toby Lanser, Payton Randolph, Tanner Merrill and guest player Ethan Riddell, helped propel the team to a successful tournament.
Also in Rutland, the U12 girls' team coached by duo Kuiper and Fuller, placed third at the tournament and came home carrying a trophy. The team won three out of four games and lost one tough game by a margin of only one goal.
The Rutland tournament draws teams from all over the state and out of state. There were teams that traveled from faraway Granby, CT, and Plattsburgh, NY. This well-represented tournament, consisting of premier soccer clubs and town based soccer clubs, included U10 through the U14 age groups.
The U14 team coached by Mike Vasseur and Rick Johnson also came away from Rutland with a trophy in hand. All in all these were tremendous soccer tournament results for the Mad River Valley. Come on out this coming weekend to check out more soccer excitement locally at the Mad River Park on the Airport Road in Waitsfield. Games will be played throughout the weekend.
The Mad River Valley Soccer Association (MRVSA) is a volunteer, nonprofit organization created for and committed to promoting youth soccer for children ages 5 through 18. The Association serves the Mad River Valley towns of Fayston, Moretown, Waitsfield and Warren as well as the towns of Waterbury and Duxbury during the spring.


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Nugent-Hopkins dominates as Canada routs Germanyby Adam Kimelman
Nugent-Hopkins made the most of his World Junior Championship debut, scoring a goal and adding four assists as Canada opened play at the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship with a 9-3 rout of Germany in Group B play at Ufa Arena.
Nugent-Hopkins had a hand in Canada's first four goals, and combined with linemates Jonathan Huberdeau and Mark Scheifele to total 10 points. Huberdeau had a goal and two assists, and Scheifele had a pair of goals.
"We knew all three of those players are at an NHL level when it comes to their ability and mindset," Canada coach Steve Spott told TSN. "It's one of those things you hope it works out because Mark is playing out of his natural position [on the wing]. Ultimately I thought all three guys would be on the same page mentally because they're all so smart. Mark has adjusted well to the wing. Hopefully they can keep that going."
They should be able to, especially if Nugent-Hopkins keeps his play at such a high level.
"Ultimately you need your best players to be your best players in a tournament like this," Spott said. "Ryan is such a humble young man and to see him come out tonight and lead our team offensively along with Mark Scheifele and Jonathan Huberdeau, I think that speaks volumes for our hockey club because we're going to need that line to be great moving forward."Nugent-Hopkins was getting his first chance in the World Juniors after being one of the final cuts from the 2011 team, and spending last season in the NHL. He was sporting a black Hockey Canada cape after the game, something he said the coaches will award to the best player from each game.
"I didn't know what to expect coming out," Nugent-Hopkins told TSN. "But the past couple [exhibition] games, our line really found some chemistry at the end of the Sweden game. We came out hard tonight and it paid off for us."
Canada led 2-1 after one period, but scored four straight goals in the first 13:48 of the second to blow the game open.
Ryan Strome had a goal and two assists for Canada, top 2013 NHL Draft prospect Jonathan Drouin had a goal and an assist, and Brett Ritchie added a pair of assists. Goaltender Malcolm Subban stopped 25 of 28 shots.
Three of the four lines contributed at least one goal, and Spott said he believes that kind of balanced scoring is what his team will need as it progresses through the tournament.
"When [Tampa Bay Lightning GM] Steve Yzerman came and met with our hockey club, he said the top lines in this tournament can sometimes offset each other and the advantage Canada has is the depth of their lineup and we'll need that depth moving forward," Spott said. "Ryan's line will be counted on, but ultimately our depth with Strome, and [Boone] Jenner and [Nathan] MacKinnon, those guys are going to have to be great, as well."
Tobias Rieder, Leo Pfoderl and Nikolas Latta scored for Germany, and goalie Elmar Trautmann made 37 saves on 46 shots.
Xavier Ouellet gave Canada a 1-0 lead with a power-play goal 3:26 into the game when his centering pass bounced off a German skater and past Trautmann, and Nugent-Hopkins made it 2-0 when he finished a give-and-go with Huberdeau at 9:36.
Germany got a power-play goal with 58.9 seconds left in the first, but Canada wasted little time stealing back momentum in the second. Scheifele started a shorthanded rush, then waited in front of the net as Nugent-Hopkins tipped a puck from behind the net back to him for a goal that made it 3-1 at 2:18 of the second.
Dougie Hamilton fed a cutting Huberdeau for a power-play goal at 4:24 to make it 4-1, then goals 1:26 apart by Ty Rattie and Strome midway through the period made it 6-1 Canada.
Germany got a pair of goals later in the period from Pfoderl and Latta to make it 6-3, but Scheifele's goal with two seconds left in the period made it 7-3 after 40 minutes.
Drouin and Tyler Wotherspoon had goals in the third to cap the scoring.
Canada is off until Friday, when it plays Slovakia (4:30 a.m. ET, NHLN-US, TSN). Germany returns Thursday to skate against the United States (9 a.m. ET, NHLN-US).In the other game from Group B, host Russia survived against Slovakia, winning it 3-2 on Albert Yarullin's power-play goal with 9.9 seconds left in overtime.
The winning play started on the faceoff after Slovakia's David Bajanik was called for tripping. Russia's Mikhail Grigorenko beat Denis Hudec, winning the puck back to Yarullin. He slid the puck into the slot to Nikita Nesterov, who quickly returned it to Yarullin. The 2013 NHL Draft prospect fired a rocket that beat Slovakia goalie Adam Nagy over his shoulder.
Slovakia forced overtime when it scored a last-minute power-play goal after a high-sticking double-minor on Maxim Shalunov with 2:20 left in regulation. Russia goalie Andrey Vasilevsky stopped a pair of shots, including one by Andrej Bires from right in front that hit Vasilevskiy in the chest but he couldn't hold the puck. Richard Mraz was able to tap the loose puck between Vasilevskiy's legs and barely over the goal line with 37.7 seconds left. A replay review upheld the goal.
Russia led the game 2-0 early in the second after a goal in the first by Nikita Kucherov and one in the second by Alexander Khokhlachev. Slovakia's Matus Matis got his team on the board at 14:13.
Nagy kept Slovakia in the game, stopping 24 of 27 shots. Vasilevskiy made 32 saves on 34 shots.
Russia next plays the United States on Friday (9 a.m. ET, NHLN-US), and Slovakia plays Friday against Canada (4:30 a.m. ET, NHLN-US, TSN).
In Group A action at the Ufa Sports Palace, Miro Aaltonen had two goals and an assist as Finland topped Latvia 5-1.
It was a 1-1 game midway through the first when Aaltonen scored off a set-up by fellow 2013 NHL Draft prospect Rasmus Ristolainen at 12:23 of the period. Aaltonen added a power-play goal 15:27 to make it 3-1, and Finland cruised from there.
Ristolainen, No. 2 among Finnish skaters in NHL Central Scouting's preliminary ranking of players for this year's draft, closed the scoring with a goal in the final minute of the second period.
Finland next plays Friday against the Czech Republic, and Latvia comes back Thursday to face Switzerland.
In the other Group A game, Sweden opened defense of its gold medal by scoring a pair of power-play goals in the first 3:48 en route to a 4-1 defeat of the Czech Republic.
Sebastian Collberg and top 2013 NHL Draft prospect Elias Lindholm took advantage of undisciplined play by the Czechs early, and Filip Sandberg scored shorthanded 3:03 into the second to make it 3-0. Team captain Filip Forsberg's goal in the third, to make it 4-0, was the only one Sweden scored at even strength.
Goalie Joel Lassinantti stopped 25 of 26 shots in his WJC debut.
Lukas Sedlak scored for the Czech Republic, and goalie Matej Machovsky made 37 saves.
Sweden next plays Friday against Switzerland, while Czech Republic next plays Friday against Finland.
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As a former Broadway dancer in "42nd Street" and "The Will Rogers Follies," a Radio City Music Hall Rockette, and now a choreographer and director, Eileen Grace has experience with everything from tap and soft shoes to high heels and cowboy boots. She usually saves the rain boots for real-life bad weather, however, except when it comes time for "Singin� in the Rain."
"The first time I choreographed dance numbers with performers in galoshes was in 2007 when director and co-choreographer Kirby Ward and I first teamed up on �Singin� in the Rain� for Reagle. We�re back together now with a new production of the show (opening Aug. 7 at Waltham�s Robinson Theatre), so this is my second chance to work with dancers in galoshes," explained Grace by telephone from Waltham last week, where she is co-choreographing Reagle Music Theatre�s current production of the Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed musical, with book by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, based on the classic MGM film of the same name.
The film, directed by star Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, includes one of the most iconic scenes in movie musicals � when a rain-soaked Kelly, as vaudevillian-turned-silent-film-star Don Lockwood, sings, dances and splashes through one puddle after another, all while artfully twirling an oversized umbrella. The first stage production of "Singin� in the Rain" opened in London�s West End in 1983 and was followed by a Twyla Tharp-directed version at Broadway�s Gershwin Theatre in July 1985. A subsequent national tour played Boston�s Shubert Theatre in September 1986. A highlight of the stage version is the live recreation of the film�s title song sequence.
"It�s a lot of fun teaching people to dance in the rain, but they really have to get used to it so it takes a good deal of time in tech," Grace said. "We have to rehearse with the rain and it has to look like it�s pouring but it also can�t come down so hard that it rolls off the stage and into the orchestra pit. The water is recycled under the stage so that it�s ready when we need it."
A Pennsylvania native who now makes her home in a Pittsburgh suburb with her husband, Paul Reynolds, and their 5-year-old twins, Dylan and Riley, Grace is glad to be teaming up again with Ward, her collaborator on a 2005 Reagle mounting of "Crazy for You."
"Kirby and I were both very pleased with the 2007 production of �Singin� in the Rain� and we�re delighted to be doing it again. Reagle now owns the set from the national tour which is great for us. A couple of performers from our 2007 cast are back and we also have many terrific new people. Our cast of 40 includes several performers from New York and some excellent local talent, too, including Doug Gerber and Lindsay Ortmeyer of Framingham. Our leads � Sean Quinn, Gillian Mariner Gordon, Norine Hughes, and Edward Tolve � are all true triple threats. They�re all singers, dancers, and actors."
A good thing, too, since they�re taking on roles played in the 1952 "MGM Technicolor treasure" by song-and-dance man extraordinaire Kelly, versatile hoofer Donald O�Connor, comedic actress Jean Hagen, and a young Debbie Reynolds in a musical-comedy look at Hollywood�s bumpy transition from silent pictures to talkies. The score features a host of Freed and Brown songs from the MGM catalogue including "All I Do Is Dream of You," "Good Morning," and "Make �Em Laugh," plus one new song, "Moses Supposes," by Roger Edens with lyrics by Comden and Green.
"I think people will come to our production with a lot of expectations because they know and love the movie. And they won�t be disappointed. We use similar choreography to what Gene Kelly created for the movie, and, since the story takes place in the 1920s, we use a lot of great dances from that period, including the Charleston," says Grace, a graduate of Point Park University. "And, of course, we�ve got it raining on stage during the title song and also the finale. Sean is our Don Lockwood and for the �Broadway Ballet� we have Katelyn Prominski, a classically trained former ballerina who has beautiful legs and feet and will definitely remind people of Cyd Charisse. The ballet sequence is almost 20 minutes long and very important because it tells the story of Don Lockwood�s life within the show. He�s a very lonely character until the ballerina changes his view of the world. She�s a figment of his imagination who also happens to be his perfect dream girl. Katelyn and Sean are both sensational performers and they work beautifully together."
That�s high praise from someone who spent two years on tour with Tommy Tune in his "My One and Only," plus three seasons at Radio City Music Hall, before becoming a choreographer and director.
"I had just finished two-and-a-half years on Broadway as a cowboy boot-wearing Ziegfeld girl in �The Will Rogers Follies� when I decided to audition for the Rockettes. I was in the New York troupe for three seasons and then I went on the road as a dance captain and assistant choreographer. I ended up directing Radio City Music Hall touring companies for 10 years. Being a Rockette was some of the hardest work I�ve ever done. You have to not only be a dancer, but also an athlete. The choreography is quite challenging and the rehearsal process is long and hard, because nothing can be out of place. You train so hard that it becomes your whole life. At Christmastime in New York, we would do five shows a day and then, on top of that, many promotional appearances like �The Today Show� and the Macy�s [Thanksgiving Day] Parade. I hated having to miss every Thanksgiving and Christmas with my family, but I loved being a Rockette. It was an extraordinary experience. I take what it taught me into everything I do now."
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As a former Broadway dancer in "42nd Street" and "The Will Rogers Follies," a Radio City Music Hall Rockette, and now a choreographer and director, Eileen Grace has experience with everything from tap and soft shoes to high heels and cowboy boots. She usually saves the rain boots for real-life bad weather, however, except when it comes time for "Singin� in the Rain."


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GREELEY, Colo. (AP) Tate Unruh scored 21 points, including five 3-pointers, helping Northern Colorado defeat Eastern Washington 72-56 on Saturday night.
Derrick Barden scored 15 points and Tim Huskisson scored 14 for Northern Colorado (5-11, 3-5 Big Sky).
Barden also grabbed 15 rebounds, helping Northern Colorado to a 47-29 advantage in that department.
Venky Jois had a big game for Eastern Washington (4-14, 2-6) with 15 points, 8 rebounds and 7 blocked shots.
Collin Chiverton added 13 points for Eastern Washington and Parker Kelly had 11.
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Worst suspicious national fire: Cleveland authorities declare the May 21 fire that killed nine– including seven children attending a slumber party– arson.
Worst suspicious local fire: The Swissway Market. On June 1, a year and a half after the Scottsville business burns, business owner Barbara Corby Martin is arrested by federal agents and charged with arson and insurance fraud.
Worst additional woes for Martin: Thirty-three mange- and feces-ridden dogs are found at her home June 5, the rescue of which strains SPCA resources.
Worst police/homicide connection: Former Louisa County deputy and UVA police officer Jamie Daniel Jr. is a "person of interest" in the June 3 slayings of his wife and 17-year-old son in Florida, according to Reed Williams in the Daily Progress. Daniel has been in a mental ward since shortly before the bodies were discovered.
Best decision for Officer Andy Gluba: A grand jury decides the Albemarle County cop was justified in shooting burglary suspect Robert Lee Cooke, an exchange that killed Gluba's K-9 partner, Ingo, and left Cooke paralyzed and facing indictments, Liesel Nowak reports in the DP.
Saddest courtroom scene: Robert Newell, who struck 19-year-old Martha Jones November 29 on Earlysville Road, is sentenced to four months in jail May 31 after pleading guilty to felony hit and run, according to another Nowak article.
Wealthiest Charlottesvillians: Carl Smith with $500 million, followed by Betty Knight Scripps, James B. Murray Jr., John D. Philips, and Patricia Kluge, according to the annual ranking by Virginia Business.
Wealthiest Virginians: Not counting the Mars family, Black Entertainment Television co-founder Sheila Johnson and consumer products heiress Winnie Johnson Marquart share the top spot with $1.5 billion.
Worst moped accident: William Robert Stoughton is rescued from Ivy Creek beside Old Garth Road May 31 after he tumbles off his moped.
Worst police collision: An Albemarle police officer hits two cars May 31 at the intersection of East Rio Road and Hillsdale Drive, according to a John Yellig DP report. Witnesses say the cruiser had its emergency lights on but not its siren.
Worst false police report: UVA student Christopher Anthony Alexander is arrested June 3 for claiming he was abducted and robbed May 27.
Latest suggestion for GPS tracking: State Senator Creigh Deeds, who's running for attorney general, proposes putting a global position system locator on the ankle of everyone on the sexual offender registry.
Worst parenting tale: A Culpeper woman, Regina Banks, is sentenced to 10 months in jail for allowing her 14-year-old daughter to sleep with a 35-year-old man in her house, according to the Culpeper Star-Exponent.
Most public job interviews: City Council votes 3-2 June 6 that interviews with the 13 candidates for three open School Board seats will not take place behind closed doors.
Best plan: The Crozet Master Plan is recognized by the Congress for New Urbanism as one of 15 most innovative projects in the country.
Most ironic: The Crozet Community Association voted against the master plan last December because of a lack of county funding.
Worst decision for sick pot smokers: The U.S. Supreme Court rules June 6 that the feds may prosecute users even if they live in one of 10 states that allow physician-recommended medical marijuana.
Worst decision for right-to-lifers: A U.S. appeals court rules June 3 that Virginia's ban of late-term abortions is unconstitutional because it doesn't have an exception to protect a woman's life.
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• How do I justify using a picture of Chris Hanson jackpotting a condom-and-wine-cooler-toting fella who was told she was 18? How about this: Peyton Manning — aka dude on TV during Perv Catching Hour — said QBs aren't whining about roughing penalties. [USA Today] (H/T Mr. Lew)
• White Guy/Minnesota Timberwolf Kevin Love dropped 31 points and 31 boards last night. He's the first player since Moses Malone to do so. It was against the Knicks, though. See what I did there? [Star Tribune]
• Jerry Jones says Super Bowl winning coaches have asked him to be Jason Garrett's replacement when the substitute Dallas Cowboys coach is inevitably released after a 3-13 campaign. Aw. Noted insufferable shit Tony Dungy, "I do think it's a better job than people think." [ESPN]
• The woman driver who nearly ended U.S. soccer pro Charlie Davies' life will plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter (another passenger died) and drunken driving on Tuesday. [New York Times]
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• The Cincinnati Bengal formerly known as Pacman Jones is being sued for $240,925 for bailing on leases for a 2005 Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe and a 2006 Bentley Flying Spur. The Cincinnati Bengal former known as Chad Johnson got fined $20K for wearing gold shoes. [Cincinnati Enquirer]
• Brian Cashman says the Yankees aren't that desperate to get Cliff Lee, which must warm the cockles of Joba's heart. "I think we have a lot of quality players on this team that won 95 games and fell two games short of a World Series," he said. "That's when you have to be willing to roll with the punches and have Plan B's, C's, D's and F's up there." [FoxSportsSouthwest]
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Glenn Hubbard, along with Tim Kane, had a column in the NYT today decrying the budget deficit. The column begins by repeating the warnings of that well known economic expert, Admiral Mike Mullen, that the debt is the "single biggest threat to our national security."
There is more than a bit of irony in Hubbard writing this sort of piece. Hubbard was the chief economic advisor to President George W. Bush when he pushed through his tax cuts in 2001. The tax cuts, along with the recession and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, pushed the budget from a surplus of 2.5 percent of GDP in 2000, to deficits of more than 3.5 percent of GDP in 2003 and 2004. While running large deficits was the right move for the economy in response to the recession created by the collapse of the stock bubble (although there were far better uses for the money than tax cuts to rich people and fighting unnecessary wars), there is more than a bit of inconsistency in Hubbard's apparent willingness to use deficits to boost the economy out of a recession in the last decade while at the same time disparaging President Obama's efforts to use deficits to lift the economy out of a far deeper hole.
The double standard in this piece is explicit. It tells readers:
"When Reagan was sworn into office, gross federal debt equaled 32.5 percent of G.D.P. Under President Obama's leadership, it has risen above 100 percent."
Readers may not have realized that the debt to GDP ratio had been a consistent downward path from the end of World War II, when it was over 110 percent of GDP, until President Reagan took office. It then began to rise quickly in the 1980s and early 1990s, reaching more than 70 percent of GDP when the first President Bush left office in early 1993. (This is the total debt, which includes the bonds held by Social Security and other government trust funds.)
But the partisan aspect is beside the point, the real question is whether we need to be worried about the debt and deficit. On this score the piece is an exercise in shameless fear mongering. It deploys the usual trick of giving us Really Big Numbers without any context that would make them understandable to readers. For example, it tells us that baseline budget projection is too optimistic and calls our attention to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that uses what they consider more realistic assumptions:
"The realistic scenario predicts $1.76 trillion more in debt than the old baseline."
Should we be scared by this? After all, $1.76 trillion is a really big number. In case you did not happen to know, CBO projects that the output over the next decade will be more than $213 trillion. (Perhaps you don't know this projection was over a 10-year period -- details, details.) This means that if the alternative projection proves correct, the debt will be 0.8 percentage points higher as a share of GDP in 2023 than the baseline. That doesn't sound like a horror story.
But if we are being serious we have to move a step further, the piece never mentions the reason why the deficit suddenly exploded. Maybe they missed it, but the economy collapsed in 2008 following the crash of the housing bubble. The deficit in 2007 was just 1.3 percent of GDP, with the debt to GDP ratio falling. It was projected to remain under 2.0 percent of GDP throughout the CBO forecast period, even if the Bush tax cuts were not allowed to expire at the end of 2010.
This all changed when the economy went into a tailspin in 2008. Spending on items like unemployment insurance and food stamps automatically rises when the economy goes into recession and unemployment rises. Tax revenues also fall. In addition, we had roughly $700 billion in explicit stimulus to boost the economy in 2009, 2010, and 2011. And, there were further tax cuts for this purpose, notably the temporary cut to the payroll tax in 2011 and 2012.
It is bizarre to discuss the deficit without reference to the recession. Congress did not just go on a spending spree and tax cutting orgy, it was trying to replace the demand lost from the private sector. As much as some folks might love the private sector and the "job creators" they don't invest and increase employment based on the love of politicians, they invest and add jobs when demand requires additional investment. (Hubbard did some good work showing this point back in the 1980s.)
This means that without the large government deficits of the last five years we would have seen higher unemployment and slower growth. There are probably not many people who would agree to be unemployed in order to have a somewhat lower national debt.
The bizarre fixation on the debt is stated explicitly when the piece argues that the debt is likely to be even worse than projected:
"Both official scenarios naïvely assume a return to old norms of full employment, robust growth and moderate interest rates. How many unfulfilled summers of recovery will pass before policy makers will adjust that rosy outlook?"
Let's see, if the unemployment rate is higher and growth is lower than projected, then our biggest worry will be the debt? That doesn't sound like the world most of us live in. (The comment on interest rates is 180 degrees off. "Moderate interest rates" means interest rates that are higher than current levels. If the projections prove wrong on this score it will mean lower deficits, not higher ones.)
Unfortunately the piece never once makes any serious effort to assess the burden of the debt. For example, it never notes that the ratio of interest to GDP is actually near a post-war low. (It was slightly lower in 2010-2011.) It is at a post-war low if we net out the payments refunded by the Fed to the Treasury. The burden is projected to rise, but even in 2023 it is not projected to be as high as it was at its early 1990s peak. And that burden did not prevent the country from having a decade of robust growth. (We can make those who fixate on the debt happy with some simple financial engineering. If interest rates later in the decade as projected, we can shave hundreds of billions of dollars off the debt by buying back long-term bonds at their market price, which will be lower than face value.)
Furthermore, the country has made enormous progress in containing health care costs, the main contributor to those scary long-term deficit projections. (We can do much more, our per person costs are still twice as high as in other wealthy countries.) The most recent projections show government spending on health care programs in 2025 will be more than 2 percentage points lower in 2025 than had been projected in the late 1990s. That would be a savings of almost $600 billion a year in the Hubbard-Kane Big Number world.
In short, if we stop trying to use Big Numbers to scare people, and instead talk in a realistic way about the debt, it is difficult to see how it is a problem. The country's real problem right now is the millions of people who are seeing their lives ruined because they are needlessly unemployed. In addition to the ruined lives, CBO estimates that this is costing us roughly a trillion a year in lost output. Right now and in the foreseeable future, reducing the debt will make this problem worse.


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As soon as Navy pilot Matthew Stafford puts his helicopter down in the Philippine village of Borongan, he is rushed by dozens of local men who form a line to unload the supplies and water he has flown in from the mothership, the USS George Washington aircraft carrier. Children swarm him as he hands out sweets.
On the Philippine islands of Leyte and Samar that were shattered by Typhoon Haiyan, there is no doubt about it: the US military has been a godsend.
"It is awesome to see this," one villager says. "They are saving us."
However, while US military support can be critical when disasters like Haiyan strike, staging massive humanitarian relief missions for allies in need is not just about being a good neighbor. They can be a strategic and publicity goldmine for US troops, whose presence in Asia is not always portrayed in such a favorable light — and a powerful warning to countries that are not on board.
"These disasters are not unique only to the Philippines. It will send a signal to all of Southeast Asia, to Asia, that the US is serious about its presence here," Philippine political analyst Ramon Casiple said. "It's easy to translate this capability for disaster handling into handling warfare. This is the new orientation of the task forces."
From the military perspective, humanitarian missions like the ongoing Operation Damayan in the Philippines offer concrete benefits — the chance to operate in far-flung places, build military-to-military alliances and get realistic training — that they may later apply to their primary mission, which will always be fighting and winning wars.
"Crisis response planning is a skill set for the military, so when you have an opportunity to execute crisis response, it's good for your planning team," said Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery, who commands the George Washington strike group, stationed offshore in the Gulf of Leyte. "So, sure, there is a benefit there, but in reality, the reason we do this mission is because in the Navy's list of missions, this is one of the significant efforts we plan for."
In the week since the disaster, the Philippines has started to receive support from military forces around the region. Taiwan, Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea have sent aircraft or personnel, and more support is expected soon from Brunei, Britain, New Zealand and Thailand. However, none has come close to matching the US.
Equally importantly, the US' regional rival China has not sent any military personnel, and contributed relatively tiny financial aid.
"This is being done in a big way that highlights the meager response of China — that's the politics there. They're saying China is not actually your friend in the region," Casiple said.
"I'm sure China is watching and assessing," he said.
China announced on Sunday it is ready to send rescue and medical teams to the Philippines, but did not say when the teams would depart.
For US allies like the Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand and to some extent Indonesia, it is an affirmation of the US commitment.
For others — Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar, who are more closely aligned with China — he said the mission is a not-so-subtle message that the US remains the biggest power in the region.
Within hours of the typhoon, US Marines were on their way from their bases in Japan to assess the damage and plan out their response. Within days, the George Washington was pulling out of Hong Kong to lead its half-dozen ship battle group to the Gulf of Leyte. By the time they arrived, the US Air Force was already in action.


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I'm aware that I have been neglecting this site lately. Although I like the simplicity of the Pyblosxom platform the overhead of putting together a post means I don't often get the time to put something together.
I've been posting a lot of stuff that might have made it here over on Google+ as that is very quick and easy to post on. It's also fairly limited. You can't embed multiple links or even a Soundcloud player.
I wanted to post some stuff about how I make music that would emphasise the Linux side and so started a whole new blog using Google's Blogger. It's called Studio Spoon and already has a few posts. I'm getting a few hits, that I can monitor via the comprehensive stats page. I've been added to Planet LinuxMusicians, which is nice, but adds a bit of pressure. I intend to post about music in general, especially stuff I record. Anything that doesn't fit there may make it here, so feel free to keep subscribing.


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Rehab is a bitch. On the disjointed Tanglewood Numbers there's an intimate understanding of an addict's despair ("Let's not kid ourselves, it gets really really bad"), an album which sags under the weight of facing a brave new world for the first time. Three years later, a presumably healthy David Berman has entered the honeymoon stage of sobriety, looks back on his drug and alcohol addiction through rose-tinted spectacles ('Candy Jail'), and steps forward even if his legs are a bit wobbly yet.
'Suffering Jukebox' _acts as the most obvious metaphor for Berman's well-documented personal tribulations. His matt-finish baritone croons, "While these seconds turn these minutes into hours of the day", and with that comes the acceptance of a man who may not have completely put to rest the demons of his _"chemical dependencies", but he's getting there. He's resigned himself to the tendencies of those who've given up their bad habits to innocently contemplate the world's adulation, or foolishly anticipate society to follow their inspired lead (_"people in this town don't want to know"). _ 'Party Barge' _doesn't allow Berman to trip into this malaise without a sense of humour. Wife Cassie chimes-in for the _"Send us your coordinates / I'll send a Saint Bernard" _punch-line, a saving grace device which has probably kept the poor man from going over the edge. Nobody mixes mockery and mayhem in quite the same way.
Silver Jews' latest collection of songs is more fully fleshed out than at any time in D.C. Berman's storied past. This unexpected attention for detail has its trade-offs: '94's Starlite Walker _may very well have been the best jam session of half-formed ideas ever put to tape. In those days, conventional wisdom was the Joos were little more than an outlet for the Pavement boys and their agoraphobic college buddy to mess around in the basement. Today, there's a good many people who'd reverse the emphasis. _Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea swings the pendulum away from the Stephen Malkmus-infused indie rock of Tanglewood Numbers _back to the alt-country favoured flair of '98's American Water_ and Bright Flight of three years later.
If it's not quite right to say this is a return to form after one less-than-stellar effort, _Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea _is a lot more fun for hearing Berman returning to his comfort zone. The pure dynamics of a countrified Silver Jews serves to put the spotlight on the lyrics, which isn't a bad thing. His old friend, Stephen Malkmus, doesn't appear here and if the music suffers from being sporadically uninspiring, it's a distraction only until Berman delivers his next great line. Cassie Berman more than ably takes SM's place for the oddball harmonies and bass guitar duties. Although she has popped up on SJ records before, the impression is Mr Berman has been grooming the missus for this moment, apparently coming to grips with her shortcomings as a musician. Frankly, I don't know what Berman was worried about, as she always sounded pretty great to me.
The juxtaposition of malaise and jubilance which has been a hallmark of previous Silver Jews records is leavened here with wry commentary of his dysfunctional "family shadows". If his sentiments oft precariously fall into the throwaway banalities category it's Berman's simple and heartfelt verse - "These doubles drive these dollars and the light of day away" - that makes all the difference.
Somewhere in the '90s, Berman sequestered himself in Tennessee, and his themes radiated outward from this observatory. Here, the songs are standalone vignettes which step out from the comfortable confines of Nashville and face the rigors of contemporary American life with an uncharacteristic wide-eyed enthusiasm, an underlying concept of triumph beyond tragedy across the entire album.
In much the same way the beauty of Mark Twain novels is the caustic wit which furrows beneath his Norman Rockwell stories, Berman's scrutiny begs but doesn't necessarily demand the listener to read between the lines. He is foremost a writer at heart, but unlike Twain the charm of his affable personality is that he really doesn't give a shit. At its core, Silver Jews is a morality play told by a man who hasn't been able to quite live up to common sense standards. Never mind being caught carrying "burglars' tools", he's getting so close to redemption he can taste it. Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea is the logical next chapter in this manuscript which has had many of us hooked since the opening lines.
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After learning about head coach Lovie Smith's firing, Bears return specialist Devin Hester, at 30 years old, said he's strongly considering stepping away from the NFL. A shaken Hester—seen on video here—gave his thoughts in the locker room. From Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune:
"We already knew what the news was," Hester said. "Just hearing it from him. The media, the false fans, you all got what you all wanted. Majority of you all wanted him out. As players, we wanted him in. I guess the false fans outruled us. I thought he was a great coach, probably one of the best coaches I have ever been around. He brought me in."
"I don't even know if I want to play again, man," Hester said. "You know, that's been on my mind for two years now.
"It's not (as much fun anymore). It ain't. So, I have my workers' comp papers in my pocket. See how I feel, go home and talk to my wife, my family. See where we go from there. I've got two beautiful kids, man, young. Two boys. A lot of stress has been on my mind lately."
If Hester really does hang up his cleats, it would be a big loss for the Bears. Although Hester didn't take a punt or kickoff for six this season, he still averaged 25.9 yards per return on kickoffs. That's great field position for first downs, although not as good on second down, after Jay Cutler's been clotheslined for a seven-yard loss.


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YAM - Yet Another Mailer (#2) - Greek unicode in YAM (#14) - Message List
I'm not sure if it's been discussed before (not as far as I could tell by my search) , but I just can't see correct Unicode greek emails in YAM (OS4.1u1, latest codesets.library). I've tried everything i could think of, latest nightly build with UTF-8, iso-7, Windows 1252, I've placed greek fonts in MUI settings, I've changed the encoding in the typemanager….I'm stuck! What is surprising is that simplemail reads everything correctly out of the box!?! Any idea what I'm doing wrong here? Thx!
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Could you please provide an example mail exported from YAM? I don't receive any greek mails or mails with other non-latin characters, so there is very little for me check right now to reproduce this issue.thboeckelJan 20, 2010, 4:46:31 PM (10 years ago)
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How do I post that in the forum? Copy n paste the text from the email body? Or would it be better if i forwarded you an example email to your email address? Thx!vultureJan 20, 2010, 5:31:00 PM (10 years ago)
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Export the mail to a file and attach it to a mail to both Jens (damato at light-speed.de) and me (tboeckel at gmx.de). Forwarding could work as well, but with an attached file we can be sure to receive the mail unchanged.thboeckelJan 20, 2010, 9:08:32 PM (10 years ago)
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Email sent with screenshot as well as the problem has changed a bit after altering some settings, reduced to subject only at the inbox list. Thanks!vultureJan 21, 2010, 9:38:05 PM (10 years ago)
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So, after unchecking the "replace unknown ascii characters" and "automatic detection of cyrilic" I finally have readable greek text in all the emails
As far as I know automatic detection of cyrillic characters should be enabled for russian people only. Nobody else should really need this option. This is why it is named "cyrillic" only and not "cyrillic and greek and thai and all other non-latin".
And by enabling "Replace unknown ASCII characters" you get exactly what you requested: every non-ASCII character is replaced by a "similar" looking character, if possible. Special unicode characters like many czech characters for example, which are looking like plain latin character with some additional accents, will be converted to plain latin characters. For most users this makes it possible to display such a text in quite a readable form. For greek characters this causes much more trouble as greek uses almost no latin like characters and hence all of them are converted to "?" because there is no "similar" latin character.
I've tried so far. the problem remains on the subject line at the list of inbox. You may see the problem in the screengrab I've attached. The text below is fine but the selected message has ?????????? for subject in the inbox list. I tried to change fonts in MUI to no avail. Of course I've also attached the email in question as an example.
Perform an index rescan of the folder with "Replace unknown ASCII characters" disabled. YAM makes heavy use of its cached index and this also includes the formerly converted characters. A rescan should give you your favored greek characters back.thboeckelJan 22, 2010, 8:19:55 AM (10 years ago)
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Of course that was the problem. I had thought that greek are not standard ascii and, well, since we share some letters with the cyrilic alphabet that it would help :/ I also had never used the update inex thing so, I didn't think that'd correct the list problem. Many many thx!vultureJan 22, 2010, 5:38:31 PM (10 years ago)


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B.o.B interviews with RubyHornet.com and speaks on his second LP.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – King goalkeeper Morgan Lawson made 10 saves to help keep the Pfeiffer University Falcons out of the back of the net. King failed to score, leaving the contest at a 0-0 draw after 110 minutes of play at N.E. Lefko Field.
King had a prime scoring opportunity in the first half when freshman Kendyl Baird (Boone, N.C.) rang the cross bar just short of the 14 minute mark, but luck did not side with the Lady Tornado as it stayed out of the Falcon cage.
Immediately afterward, Lawson was immediately tested four times in a three-minute span of time. Aaliyah Jackson put three of the team's four shots on net, where Lawson made three stops and was helped by her team on an open net occurrence on Jackson's final attempt.
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Pfeiffer picked up the offensive intensity with 13 shot attempts on Lawson but put only five on target. The Falcons' Katlyn Stevens hit the crossbar for the second time on the afternoon but after 90 minutes both teams remained scoreless.
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King mustered 12 shot attempts with four different players having a pair. Rachel Thorpe (Ontario, Canada) put both of hers on target. Morgan Lawson (Goodview, Va.) finished with 10 saves in her second start of her collegiate career.
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Seafood Related Events in Japan and Thailand Canceled Due to Coronavirus Concerns
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The Bering Sea snow crab fishery is still ongoing and openers for their bigger cousin, bairdi Tanners, kicked off on February 12 in Southeast Alaska. The duration will depend on how the catches go in specific regions for 62 participants and it's likely to last a few weeks. The Tanner harvest should top one million pounds...
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This is Alaska Fish Radio. I'm Laine Welch – There's lots of February fishing going on.
Hundreds of boats of all types are out in the Gulf of Alaska and Bering Sea targeting pollock, cod, flounders and other whitefish.
The Bering Sea snow crab fishery is still ongoing and openers for their bigger cousin, bairdi Tanners, kicked off on February 12 in Southeast Alaska. The duration will depend on how the catches go in specific regions for 62 participants and it's likely to last a few weeks. The Tanner harvest should top one million pounds...
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All three were met on Wednesday night when the Sounders topped DC United 2-1 to capture their first major trophy, earning a trip to CONCACAF Champions League.
"It means an awful lot for this club, for the organization, for the fans – all the support we've gotten all season," Sounders FC head coach Sigi Schmid said. "To win our first trophy in our first year … qualifies us for Champions League, which is another big thing for our fans. I'm really happy about that."
Fredy Montero and Roger Levesque scored for the Sounders and Kasey Keller finished with six saves to earn the win and hoist the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup.
The Sounders got off to a fast start with several hundred of the 17,329 in attendance at RFK Stadium wearing rave green uniforms and cheering them on.
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