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Pokemon GO receives federal complaints; No Man's Sky to be investigated for fraudulent advertising; Sony's PlayStation Plus freebies announced!
Pokemon GO receives federal complaints; No Man's Sky to be investigated for fraudulent advertising; Sony's PlayStation Plus freebies announced!
October's games arrive next week.
With the launch of Uplay PC, Ubisoft is offering many of their titles for $1 or discounts up to 75% off for a limited time.
From Dust is now available on the Google Chrome Web Store.
Greg Kasavin, Erik Wolpaw, and other GDC award nominees give a shout-out to make sure you tune in on March 7 to the GDC awards!
A visual journey through 2011 through the eyes of a gamer.
This week we feature Gunstringer DLC, Renegade Ops, From Dust, and downloadable titles the likes of DarkStar One: Broken Alliance, Homefront, and Bulletstorm.
Get a sneak peek at the perplexing puzzles from From Dust's Challenge mode in this new trailer.
From Dust has arrived on PSN, so take a look at Challenge mode in this new trailer.
Seb tackles the rumors of a dual thumbstick peripheral for the Nintendo 3DS and finds out what's hot on Steam.
From Dust continues by tasking you with making paths so the men can build a village at the ancient totems.
From Dust starts by teaching you to use the breath skill and get your tribe to the passage safely.
Coming up next, On the Spot we have demos for From Dust and They Bleed Pixels. Also, we show some of the awesome Cosplay from Comic-Con 2011, play round one ...
This week, arcade brings you From Dust and Bastion, and Shaun White Skateboarding is available on demand.
This week, we check out No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise, L.A. Noire, Rock Band 3 Yes Pack 01, and more.
Homer Rabara gets you out of the Starting Block for From Dust.
Jody syncs you up on the latest for From Dust, League of Legends, Deus Ex: Human Revolution and the #4 Hidden Game Secret!
A giant tsunami gets turned into jelly by The Breath in order to have better control over water.
Water rushes through the land making life in the village hard.
Challenges will push you to solve these puzzles in creative ways.
Chris Watters reshapes the world according to his whim in this video review of From Dust.
Take a look at the beginning of From Dust and learn about the Breath.
Mold the landscape for the people so that they can survive.
Can you lead the people safely to the passage?
Check out the official launch trailer for From Dust.
Lava spews forth from every nook and cranny in this level of From Dust.
Check out the new titles Catherine, Section 8: Prejudice, Annihilation Map pack, From Dust, and Dragon Age II: Legacy to be released this week.
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See how your godlike powers will help the villagers in From Dust fulfill their pursuit of knowledge in the third developer diary in this series.
Wield divine power in this upcoming downloadable game from Ubisoft.
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White House considering broad gun-control plan
WASHINGTON -- The White House is weighing a far broader and more comprehensive approach to curbing the nation's gun violence than simply reinstating an expired ban on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition, according to multiple people involved in the administration's discussions.
A working group led by Vice President Joe Biden is seriously considering measures backed by key law enforcement leaders that would require universal background checks for firearm buyers, track the movement and sale of weapons through a national database, strengthen mental health checks, and stiffen penalties for carrying guns near schools or giving them to minors, the sources said.
To sell such changes, the White House is developing strategies to work around the National Rifle Association that one source said could include rallying support from Wal-Mart and other gun retailers for measures that would benefit their businesses.
White House aides have also been in regular contact with advisers to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an outspoken gun-control advocate.
The Biden group, formed last month after the massacre at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school that killed 20 children and six adults, plans to submit a package of recommendations to President Barack Obama this month. Once Obama's proposals are set, he plans to lead a public-relations offensive to generate popular support.
"They are very clearly committed to looking at this issue comprehensively," said Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, who has been involved in the discussions. The proposals under consideration, he added, are "a deeper exploration than just the assault-weapons ban."
Biden's group has expanded its focus to include measures that would not need congressional approval and could be implemented by executive action, according to interest-group leaders who have discussed options with Biden and key Cabinet secretaries. Possibilities include changes to federal mental-health programs and modernization of gun-tracking efforts by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
"Simply coming up with one or two aspects of it really falls short of the magnitude of the gun issue in the country," said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.
Wexler was among a dozen law enforcement leaders who met with Biden and other administration leaders in the aftermath of the Dec. 14 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
The Dec. 20 summit, which stretched an hour beyond an allotted one hour, included Attorney General Eric Holder, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
Biden said the White House group would consider a variety of proposals -- from requiring background checks for all gun buyers to creating a new database that would allow the ATF to track all gun sales, according to participants.
Some of the options the administration is considering might not ultimately be included in Obama's package. A White House spokesman said Biden's group was in the midst of its review and has made no decisions on its final recommendations.

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Dealing Locke helps Pirates halt Reds' advance
Lefty allows only one hit as Bucs move three games ahead of Cincy
CINCINNATI -- Win or lose on Sunday, the Pirates' goals of a winning season and their first playoff appearance in 21 years would've both still been very real possibilities, considering there's more than 60 games to play. But after winning more games before the All-Star break than any Pittsburgh team since 1972, the last thing the Buccos wanted to do was get swept by a division rival to begin the season's ceremonial second half.
Fortunately for the Pirates, they were able to avoid such a fate in the series finale, walking out of Great American Ball Park with a 3-2 win thanks to a strong return performance from starting pitcher Jeff Locke and some clutch hitting. The victory extended the second-place Pirates' lead over the Reds to three games in the National League Central and kept Pittsburgh within two games of first place St. Louis.
"There's still a lot of games left, but to come out and get this final game, I think, is big," said first baseman Garrett Jones, who hit his 10th home run of the season in the second inning. "Every game matters, and the more we can continue to have big at-bats like we did today with guys in scoring position, and our pitching that has been outstanding -- they keep doing what they're doing -- we'll get on a nice roll and win more than we're going to lose."
After the Pirates were plagued by missed opportunities in the first two games of the series, they finally broke through on Sunday. With the score tied at 1-1 heading into the top of the seventh, Jones struck out to start the inning, but Michael McKenry followed with a double off the wall in left-center field. That set up second baseman Jordy Mercer, who snuck a base hit up the middle to score the go-ahead run.
Mercer's RBI single snapped an 0-for-29 slump with runners in scoring position for the Pirates, who entered the game having gone 0-for-16 with men on second and third in the first two games of the series.
"We needed to get a couple hits with runners in scoring position," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "Play three games and don't get any hits with runners in scoring position, could be a little problematic. We found a way to do that today."
With two more base hits in the seventh, including an RBI single by pinch-hitter Jose Tabata, the Pirates tacked on their third and final run, which chased Reds starter Homer Bailey from the game after what had been a solid outing.
"In that situation, I needed to put up a zero," Bailey said. "We made some really good pitches. It just didn't work out for us."
For the first time in the series, the Pirates struck first thanks to Jones' home run in the second inning. The blast was Jones' second in as many days and third against the Reds this season. He also went 2-for-3 with a double on Friday, and after a first half in which he batted .253 with a .302 on-base percentage, Jones said he's starting to feel more comfortable at the plate.
"I think I'm just one of the pieces that needs to pick it up," Jones said. "I had a slow first half, and this is the time to hit and be productive and help the team win."
Through four innings, the solo home run was enough to keep the Pirates on top with their All-Star Locke on the mound.
Making his first start since July 8 because of back stiffness -- which also kept him out of the All-Star Game -- Locke gave up a base hit and a walk in the first inning but retired 11 of the next 12 batters he faced. Although the single would end up being the only hit Locke surrendered, the Reds were still able to tag him for a run in the fifth.
Locke started the inning by inducing a groundout before walking the next two batters, who advanced to second and third on a sacrifice bunt. One out away from ending the inning, Locke bounced a knuckle curve that catcher McKenry couldn't handle, allowing the lead runner to score and even the game at 1-1.
The control problems that led to the back-to-back walks likely could be attributed to a hole that Locke kept landing in at the end of his motion that threw off his delivery.
"I couldn't get the ball over the plate," Locke said. "Two whole hitters where I was throwing a pitch and thinking, 'Maybe this one will be a strike or maybe this will stay up.' But it wasn't. So I said, 'You know what? I got to move over.' So I moved over to the far right side, because the plate's not moving or anything like that."
After the adjustment, Locke forced a Shin-Soo Choo popout to end the inning. When he returned for the sixth, he moved back to the left side of the rubber and retired the side on seven pitches to end his day.
Hurdle was impressed with the way Locke battled. More importantly, Locke said his back didn't give him any trouble during his outing, as he moved to 9-2 on the year.
"The back's great," Locke said. "Just going back to last week, pretty much proved to myself today that I stand by the decision that was made by the club and myself [to not pitch last Sunday]. It's more important to miss one start to feel healthy and hopefully feel good the rest of the season."
Following the rally that put the Pirates on top in the seventh, reliever Mark Melancon flirted with disaster by loading the bases with no outs in the eighth, but he induced a double play from Joey Votto to hold the Reds to one run in the frame.
Jason Grilli pitched the ninth to notch his 30th save, moving the Pirates to 57-39 on the season.


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Chuck Palumbo recalls his career in an interview with Josh Modaberi of Wrestling101.com as he discusses WCW, the final episode of WCW Monday Nitro, egos in the WWE dressing room and more.
The multi-time champion admits that he was not a wrestling fan growing up. He tried his hand at the industry after watching a television commercial.
"I actually saw an advert on television when I was watching WCW Nitro, they had an ad for the Power Plant. At the time I was in college and I was on a full basketball scholarship, but I decided to leave school early and go for it, it was just one of those things where I made the decision pretty much based on instinct," he said. "I never really watched WWE on television and to be honest with you I only really watched WCW for a few months before actually getting into the business."
Palumbo would go on to hold the WCW World Tag Team Championship on four occasions. He says of the experience, "It was great working with guys like Kevin Nash, he was so instrumental in helping the younger guys develop, I appreciated it back then but looking back now having had a long career in the wrestling business it was really cool what they did for us."
Palumbo competed on the final episode of WCW Monday Nitro. He recalls the atmosphere that day when WWE bought out its competition.
"It was very strange, we found out about it pretty much that day and the next thing you know here comes Shane McMahon, Pat Patterson and Jerry Brisco, and that's when I realised they were taking over. It was a very surreal experience but at the same time I was very fortunate to be on the last Monday Nitro ever," said Palumbo. "That night it was Sean O'Haire and myself against Mike Awesome and Lance Storm, so it was a good experience."
Upon arriving to WWE as part of the WCW invasion angle, Palumbo thought it was great to face off with The Hardy Boyz, APA, and The Undertaker and Kane. However, he adds, "at the same time there were some egos in the WWE and WCW, and I never understood this and I think they regret it now, but when we first came in it was like the WWE guys against the WCW guys and if you think about it that's kinda foolish, if anything the boys should have been bonding but there was a lot of heat in the air."
Having worked for both Eric Bischoff in WCW and Vince McMahon in WWE, Palumbo compares his former two bosses in terms of their similarities and differences.
"Similarities, they are both go getters and hustlers but obviously Vince McMahon is much more disciplined, hungrier, I think he is more intelligent and it shows, Vince is still on top of a huge industry and Eric Bischoff is working as a talent in a very low grade wrestling company," said Palumbo. "Vince is a very hard worker, he loves the business, respects the business whilst Eric, I don't think he does as much, I think he is a smart guy but I don't think he has the same respect for the business, and he did a real number on WCW letting his ego get the better of him."
Palumbo also recalls his departure from WWE in 2004, his second stint with the sports-entertainment company, working with Billy Gunn, life after wrestling and more. The full interview is available here.


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Three hundred parents from Santa Ana have been invited to visit Santa Ana College as part of the college's "Padre a Padre" series. Outreach to parents of Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) students begins in middle school and continues as the students enter college. As part of the Santa Ana ¡Adelante! program, the event is designed to provide parents with the tools to encourage college going in Santa Ana. Parents will learn how enrollment in community college is the first step on the higher education journey that leads to transfer, baccalaureate degrees and beyond. Parents will also learn about how to apply for financial aid and scholarships, and about resources and services provided on campus to encourage student success, and more. All presentations will be in Spanish with English translation available.
Santa Ana College, Phillips Hall, 1530 W. 17th St., Santa Ana
Thursday, November 7, 20135:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The following individuals may be available for interviews:
Nearly eight years ago, a coalition of educators got together and set an ambitious goal: To create a program that would encourage more Santa Ana students to go to college, and to one day have a college degree in every home in Santa Ana. Launched two years ago, the Santa Ana ¡Adelante! program is the latest initiative in the longstanding partnership between Santa Ana College, Santa Ana Unified School District, California State University, Fullerton, University of California, Irvine and others.
According to the Campaign for College Opportunity report issued yesterday, The State of Latinos in Higher Education in California, more than half of the children attending public schools in California are Latino. In the SAUSD, 95 percent of the students are Latino. In a few years, Latinos will comprise almost half of the college-age population; however, they are critically underrepresented in the California's four-year universities. Too few Latino students meet the requirements for admission into a public four-year university and too few earn a degree, certificate, or successfully transfer from community college.
70 percent of Latino first-time freshmen that enroll in a California public college or university begin at a community college. In a recent report, only two in ten of these students completed within six years statewide. According to the Campaign for College Opportunity, "The combination of low college enrollment and low completion rates spells disaster for Latinos and the California economy precisely at a time when the state is projected to have a shortage of one million trained workers with baccalaureate degrees."
In 2011, Santa Ana ¡Adelante! was selected by the Lumina Foundation for funding to support the Santa Ana Partnership's work to increase college completion of Latino students. The Lumina Foundation has invested $600,000 over a four-year period to support the efforts of Santa Ana ¡Adelante!
About Santa Ana CollegeSanta Ana College (SAC), which will turn 100 years old in 2015, serves about 18,000 students each semester at its main campus in Santa Ana. The college prepares students for transfer to four-year institutions, provides invaluable workforce training, and customized training for business and industry. In addition, another 13,000 students are served through the college's School of Continuing Education located at Centennial Education Center. Ranked as one of the nation's top two-year colleges awarding associate degrees to Latino and Asian students, the college is also recognized throughout the state for its comprehensive workforce training programs for nurses, firefighters, law enforcement and other medical personnel. SAC is one of two comprehensive colleges under the auspices of the Rancho Santiago Community College District. Visit www.sac.edu to learn more.
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Tomorrow (rather later) we are going to visit Dra. Iris for Klaire's follow-up (then maybe I can also seek advice on adult acne home treatment because sadly, I'm having break-outs again!). Remember that I was worried about K's rash on the face since December, or even earlier? Well, Dra. attended a party where we were also invited to one week before K's first birthday. She said that the lesion is already infected and needed medication. A week later, she realized that it was more than just bacterial and needed some steriods to heal when the topical did little improvement.
A month ago, she prescribed a different cream in combination with the old ones. I am happy to announce that K's face has improved so much and I can just sigh in relief. Later when we visit, the doctor will just check the progress and I am sure she will be delighted :)


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This example creates and updates a standard Battery Level service containing a single GATT characteristic. The battery service transmits a device's battery level in percentage, with 100% being a fully charged battery and 0% being a fully drained battery. The canonical source for this example lives at https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-ble/tree/master/BLE_BatteryLevel
This example creates and updates a standard Battery Level service containing a single GATT characteristic.
The battery service transmits a device's battery level in percentage, with 100% being a fully charged battery and 0% being a fully drained battery.
Although the sample application runs on a BLE device, it doesn't show the device's real battery level (because that changes very slowly and will make for a dull example). Instead, it transmits a fake battery level that starts at 50% (half charged). Every half second, it increments the battery level, going in single increments until reaching 100% (as if the battery is charging). It then drops down to 20% to start incrementing again.
Running the application
The sample application can be seen on any BLE scanner on a smartphone. If you don't have a scanner on your phone, please install :
- nRF Master Control Panel for Android.
- LightBlue for iPhone.
Hardware requirements are in the main readme.
Building instructions
Building with mbed CLI
If you'd like to use mbed CLI to build this, then you should refer to the main readme. The instructions here relate to using the developer.mbed.org Online Compiler
In order to build this example in the mbed Online Compiler, first import the example using the 'Import' button on the right hand side.
Next, select a platform to build for. This must either be a platform that supports BLE, for example the NRF51-DK, or one of the following:
List of platforms supporting Bluetooth Low Energy
Or you must also add a piece of hardware and the supporting library that includes a Bluetooth Low Energy driver for that hardware, for example the K64F or NUCLEO_F401RE with the X-NUCLEO-IDB05A1
List of components supporting Bluetooth Low Energy.
Once you have selected your platform, compile the example and drag and drop the resulting binary onto your board.
For general instructions on using the mbed Online Compiler, please see the mbed Handbook
Checking for success
Note: Screens captures depicted below show what is expected from this example if the scanner used is nRF Master Control Panel version 4.0.5. If you encounter any difficulties consider trying another scanner or another version of nRF Master Control Panel. Alternative scanners may require reference to their manuals.
- Build the application and install it on your board as explained in the building instructions.
- Open the BLE scanner on your phone.
- Start a scan.
figure 1 How to start scan using nRF Master Control Panel 4.0.5
- Find your device; it should be named `BATTERY`.
figure 2 Scan results using nRF Master Control Panel 4.0.5
- Establish a connection with your device.
figure 3 How to establish a connection using Master Control Panel 4.0.5
- Discover the services and the characteristics on the device. The *Battery service* has the UUID 0x180F and includes the *Battery level* characteristic which has the UUID 0x2A19.
figure 4 Representation of the Battery service using Master Control Panel 4.0.5
- Register for the notifications sent by the *Battery level* characteristic.
figure 5 How to register to notifications using Master Control Panel 4.0.5
- You should see the battery level value change every half second. It begins at 50, goes up to 100 (in steps of 1), resets to 20 and so on.
figure 6 Notifications view using Master Control Panel 4.0.5
If you can see the characteristic, and if its value is incrementing correctly, the application is working properly.


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Im partial to asian women! The reason is this soulmate search! This went on for a year! I worked through 7000 pics of women; they all turned Asian within a short time; Of what I was looking for!
I ended up with one general picture that suggested an Asian girlfriend! Extremely! One pic that suggested an Asian guide; a women I could learn from; learn from her website! I did! I learned many things! This took about a year!
Now, 9 months later! Ive worked with the Laws of attraction to manifest a general image of an Asian soulmate! And things are rolling along fine! The work Im doing with success based thinking is changing everything about me! I'm learning that negative thinking hurts! Positive thinking does not hurt!
Im finally filled up enough to concentrate on the outside world! I was abused and thrown away when young! Im finally accepting it and moving on from it! Ive done a great amount of work surrounding it! Ive had great amounts of amnesia! God is working through it! As I come back to life; my interactions with women are picking up!
What do I do; Do I take out millions of women and act like Im interested in them when Im not! I feel like my soulmate is going to be Asian! I know dating white women is not going anywhere! I know this! How can I have a conscious dating them or anyone else!
It takes a long time and allot of work to become the person Im looking at in others! Im attempting to catch up with myself! This will take time!
I need women to fulfill certain roles! Meaning; help roles!
I need women in nurturing and developmental roles; they are to help me develop!
I like women that are submissive! However, most of the women Ive met that like me; submit to me naturally! The others are a joke! Or, not for me!
My emotions are moving or focusing away from the past into the present; I want this to go soothingly and I need help!
Im attempting to come back into the land of the living and live again with the surroundings! In order for this to happen; Ill need help! It starts with God!
Im moving from the inside world to the outside world; from the outside world; Im letting it into my inside world! This means Im facing forward! This means my focus is on where I will get my needs and excitement from; the present; those things that are occurring in front of me! This is a good sign, Im no longer interested in the past; this is a good sign that many things have healed up enough for me to walk on!
Now, Im in that transition! Its that place like a boat on a river! Im learning for the first time, how to cross the river! And Im learning the pain of the past and present! I don't want to be crushed at this developmental imposition! Taking my first steps on land after the boats land; this will be a major move! Its scary! This is where I was neglected in the past! And I must real feel it and now Im safe to move forward!
I have re experience the shock! See it! Know Im safe! Accept it! What happen; in human! In credible! Psychopaths!
Im learning that I rebuild what I wanted for my life! Im getting the outside help I need! Its sad! No one took care of me! I was thrown away from birth in many ways and didn't know it until later childhood! It was all exploitation!
Now, Im getting help to rebuild my completely life! And Im doing this without anyone from my past!
I have massive help! No one does things alone! It takes a meeting full of people as a support group to keep me going every day! IVe Got God! Things are working out for me!
Dating; I don't know! If I go out with someone; what if they are the wrong person!
Ive had a giant soul search soulmate thing done! All Asian women! What am I supposed to do with this!
Do I wait! What do I do!
Do I find women I want to date and tell them theirs no future between us! Friends with benefits; that don't sound right unless its with the right people!~
Wanna hang out!
I feel like I got to be with the right kind of girl! One that understands Im not quit ready for relationships! Im better!
Smart, intelligent would be nice! Extremely communicative would be nice!
Going after my goals is not where Im at! Learning to create them; hang on to them; get the negative out of them! Stay with them; this is what Im learning! And Im doing OK!
Why not create a list of what I want in a women and go after it! Because I need some real world experience!
I do not think Im going to stay with the women I date; but the women I date are fine women for anyone!
I wont use people! This means, leading them on into something I did not tell them about!
Im not going to suggest to that that Im using them and if they don't want to play along, they don't have to; this is not me! I don't operate like this!
Some might say; wait; don't go out with anyone until you find your soulmate! Its think its important for me to date people to get more experience!
It keeps going around n round n round in circles!
I do not know any women that fit the category of soulmate! Not yet! It is my future plan! When Im able to actually go after my goals! When they have aligned; then maybe! But that might be in a bit of time! Nothing soon! I don't know!
Time to start reading up about dating!
Something else! The people Im around! They are nice! And I like someone of the women! But I can get better! What does this mean! It means what it means! I could be with much hotter and much better women! More developed socially and intellectually; artistically! This does not mean the women I know are not desirable; they are! But there is a compromise! Somethings missing!
Ive always felt something was missing in me because of my lack of work! I could not work or function! I used this against myself! Never allowed myself to date anyone! I was to lowly on the shelf for that!
I felt horrible about my self! I was not able to be part of this situation! I did not feel I could be part of any situation!
I knew my worth! But had no moving power in society! I had nothing! Why would I care about friendships or anything else with people! I had nothing!
I would be judged to death by everyone! Thats the way it looked! Thats why I never dealt with people! I did not want to be judged by anyone!
As for dating people! I guess the women I want to date are high maintenance or really good looking or something like this! I can and have attracted them! But thats not the problem! I don't have anything! Thats the problem!
Im afraid I wont attract people that appreciate me! I guess I want all of it! I want a women that is good looking, nice body, intelligent and has depth to understand my situation! And is of an Asian background! I guess!
What about before I find her! What then!


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Northwest B.C. municipal governments formed an alliance Tuesday to help negotiate for billions in potential revenues from an expected resource boom in their region.
The B.C. government is banking on projects to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) overseas to growing Asian markets to help fuel a so-called $100-billion prosperity fund in the next three decades.
A revenue share of only 3 per cent would generate $3 billion to invest in Northwest B.C. communities of the future, said the new alliance.
But there are other projects on the horizon as well, including gold, copper and molybdenum mines and the controversial $7.9-billion Northern Gateway oil pipeline recently given approval by Stephen Harper's federal Conservative government.
Bruce Bidgood, the chair of the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, said they would like a share of all of these developments to help improve airports, roads, bridges, hospitals and social services to deal with the economic boom.
Because the North recently went through a decade of decline — where the forest industry shed jobs in the thousands — they simply don't have the money for the needed upgrades, said Bidgood.
"We're not asking for a handout, we want to be a partner with the province," he said. "We don't want to be an obstacle to this development happening … if the airport can't handle the increased traffic, workers won't be flying in here."
The alliance communities of Terrace, Kitimat, Stewart, New Hazelton and the Village of Hazelton say they are already dealing with infrastructure deficits, including at the Terrace airport that needs upgrading to help deal with a massive increase in traffic related directly to the resource development.
Another complaint has been a deteriorating bridge in Kitimat that officials fear cannot withstand increased heavy industrial traffic.
There are also concerns about the need for affordable housing as rents and house prices skyrocket with the influx of construction workers.
Bidgood said an apartment that just a few years ago rented for $600 is now $1,400, and people on lower incomes are being forced out.
If LNG projects or the Northern Gateway pipeline are built, thousands of more construction workers will descend on the small communities in northwest B.C.
It's not certain that all developments will be built, as companies such as Petronas, Shell and ExxonMobil have not made final investment decisions on their LNG projects, and Enbridge faces multiple lawsuits from First Nations against the Northern Gateway project.
But right now, even the price of building roads is increasing, said Bidgood.
When a call for bids was put out for a road project in Terrace expected to cost about $400,000, bids finally came in at nearly twice that because firms are already busy, he said.
And because many of the projects are happening on Crown land or outside the boundaries of the municipalities (and regional district have limited taxation authority), they have no way to increase revenues, Bidgood noted.
That's why they need some form of revenue sharing with the province, which will be the main benefactor in increased money in their coffers, he said.
B.C. Premier Christy Clark met with northern municipal leaders last September during the Union of B.C. Municipalities annual convention to discuss their worries, and promise a revenue-sharing deal.
But on Tuesday, the province did not respond directly to a question on the subject.
"The Government of British Columbia is committed to ensuring B.C. communities realize the full potential of opportunities afforded by major industrial developments," community ministry spokeswoman Shannon Hagerman said in a written statement.
The ministry pointed to Community Minister Coralee Oakes's announcement in May of $1 million in grants to help Northwest communities update their bylaws and official community plans, as well as review their local infrastructure needs to prepare for LNG developments and other industrial expansion.
Revenue-sharing agreements with local governments are not unprecedented in B.C.
In 2005, the province established a "fair-share" agreement with communities in northeast B.C. to share tax revenues from the oil and gas sector.
The deal provides at least $20 million annually to the Peace River Regional District, which so far has collected nearly $220 million.
Also, the B.C. government has already signed revenue-sharing agreements with First Nations whose traditional territories are in the areas of LNG development.
In April, the Metlakatla and Lax Kw'alaams nations signed agreements with the province, over the proposed Aurora LNG development, that could be worth $15 million.
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New York Times tech guru David Pogue and his wife have been charged with disorderly conduct following a domestic dispute Monday at their Westport home that police said turned physical.
Pogue, 48, and Jennifer Pogue, 47, were issued the summonses following the apparent altercation at their home on Woody Lane about 10:30 p.m. Monday, police said.
The Pogues are the parents of three children -- ages 13, 12 and 9 -- and the dispute apparently erupted when Jennifer Pogue paid a visit on a night that David Pogue had visitation rights with the children, police said.
An argument ensued, which Jennifer Pogue decided to record on her iPhone, police said. David Pogue contends that, during a struggle over the phone, "When he wouldn't let go, she bit his arm," said police Capt. Sam Arciola.
Jennifer Pogue, however, told police she was lying in bed reading a book when her husband took her phone and struck her in the head.
Police did not seize the phone for evidence, but the video was reviewed before officers departed. "The recording substantiated some of the claims," Arciola said.
David Pogue happened to be speaking Thursday at a conference at the Shelton Marriott to benefit a charity dedicated to domestic violence victims.
Unaware that news about the charges had been posted by the Westport News and picked up by national media outlets such as the Huffington Post and Gawker, Pogue told reporters after the speech that Jennifer Pogue would soon be his ex-wife.
"Not really my ex yet," he said. "It's getting really messy."
When asked about the charges, Pogue said he had no comment.
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They both appeared on the charges Tuesday in Norwalk Superior Court.
Case files in Superior Court say that Pogue and his wife were issued partial protective orders prohibiting them from assaulting, harassing or stalking each other. They are scheduled to return to court June 22.
Pogue frequently makes references to his family in his discussions and in YouTube videos.
On Thursday afternoon, Pogue, an energetic speaker with more than 1.3 million Twitter followers, devoted part of his talk to the viral nature of the internet.
He talked about news spreading rapidly via Twitter and Facebook just as those social media networks were buzzing with news of the alleged dispute.
Pogue appeared to be in good spirits and even used his background as a Broadway musical conducter, performing a medley of original, comedic songs on a piano.
The columnist was speaking at an event called the Technology Today Business Forum at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel. He said donated his services for what he called a "good cause," as the event was held to raise money for FSW, a Bridgeport-based social services organization formerly known as Family Services Woodfield.
Included in the services the charity provides is support for women and families who are dealing with domestic violence.
This is the second time in as many months that police have responded to an incident involving Pogue.
After an out-of-town talk in April, Pogue returned to find that his car had been vandalized at the Greens Farms Railroad Station. According the personal blog of Dan Woog, a Westport News columnist, all of the tires, wheels and rims were swiped overnight from Pogue's Honda Fit left in the rail depot's parking lot. But the subcompact was still jacked up where the wheel thieves had left it.
Since 2000, Pogue has been the personal-technology columnist for the New York Times. The "State of the Art" column appears every Thursday on the front page of the Business section.
He also writes a daily Times blog, "Pogue's Posts," authoring a weekly e-mail Times newsletter, "From the Desk of David Pogue," and shoots humorous web videos for the newspaper.
He wrote a book called "The World According to Twitter," that was published in 2009. It featured daily questions he asked his Twitter followers and the answers they provided.
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Pogue, who lectures widely, gave a talk on the latest technology gift ideas last November before a full house at the Westport Public Library. At the time, he said the iPad was a top tech choice for a holiday gift.
Often billed in his appearances as a "gadget guru," he also has addressed hometown civic groups, like the Westport Rotary.
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Equity futures are higher than they were on Thursday's close, but lower than the Friday morning employment situation ramp. Below is a 60 minute chart of the DOW futures on the left and a 5 minute chart of S&P futures on the right:
The dollar is higher, bonds plummeted on Friday and are sitting right on support once again, oil is now pushing $86 a barrel and gold is higher as well.
The Senate went on recess again without approving another extension to the Emergency Unemployment benefits:
(CNN) -- Extended unemployment benefits will temporarily expire for thousands of Americans on Monday because the Senate went on its spring recess without approving a one-month deadline extension.This, after reading even more horror stories over the weekend about the condition of real Americans. Matt Taibbi wrote another good piece, Looting Main Street, well worth a read.
The extension, which had bipartisan support, would have cost about $10 billion, but a lone Republican, Sen. Tom Coburn, said no until the costs are offset.
The Oklahoma senator objected to a commonly used unanimous-consent agreement to pass the bill under emergency conditions, even if it increases the federal deficit. Coburn wants to eliminate additional government spending to pay for the bill.
"The legitimate debate is whether we borrow and steal from our kids or we get out of town and send the bill to our kids for something that we're going to consume today," Coburn said on the Senate floor.
It's the second time a Republican has blocked a so-called "emergency extension" of jobless benefits.
Kentucky Sen. Jim Bunning objected to adding to the deficit back in February.
On Saturday the "Federal" Reserve announced an emergency meeting of the Board of Governors to be held today at 11:30 Eastern. Here is their meeting notice: Advance Notice of a Meeting under Expedited Procedures
This meeting is to, "Review and determination by the Board of Governors of the advance and discount rates to be charged by Federal Reserve Banks."
That is different. They are going to consider raising rates because the employment situation report was so "good?" LOL, I can feel a huge mistake coming on. Real unemployment is over 20% according to Gallop, it is 22% according to John Williams and it's over 17% according to the U6 data from our own government. Taxes are going up in spades, oil is rising to new recovery highs, both of which are anchors to the velocity of debt, rising interest rates will be another anchor to debt. Of course they never should have lowered them in the first place, but now that we're saturated and rates have hit zero, ending the interest rate support programs AND actually raising rates will produce results that I think are going to be very, very interesting indeed.
We'll have to see what comes out of this meeting. I note that the general and even business media did not pick this up over the weekend. Holding emergency meetings and performing intermeeting rate hikes is a sure fire way to keep the market skittish, it is not a confidence builder. However, investors need to be careful in thinking that it will produce an instant downfall in equities. Rising rates will mean falling prices for bonds. Many of the insiders are already gone. As more people begin to flee debt, they are forced to evaluate other asset classes to put their capital to work. If you go back and look at times of rising interest rates you will find that in general stocks RISE or are flat during rate raising campaigns. Stocks are falling generally during rate lowering campaigns. Below is a 3 year chart of the 10 year Treasury, TNX, with the SPX the black line in the background:
The correlation is clear over the past three years, however, if you go back further in time you will find that the correlation is not always so clear. And remember, we hit ZERO after rates descending for the past 30 years. During those 30 years, we blew the biggest credit bubble in the history of mankind and saturated the globe with debt and derivatives. Meaningfully higher rates will eventually produce negative results. Since all money is debt, if people flee from debt, this can cause our supply of money to decrease and could force governments into taking measures that are even farther outside the rule of law.
There is a turn date on April 7th according to McHugh. He is rightfully cautious about timing here, however. Obviously the markets are still dramatically overbought. There are new divergences setting in on the daily charts with prices drifting higher while RSI drifts lower. All the prior divergences remain and are historic in nature.
The economic data will be light this week. At 10 Eastern today is Pending home sales and non manufacturing ISM, it only gets lighter from there.
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That sounds amazing...Theraplst wrote:I have the feeling 2013 will be centered around water in some way. I had a dream about being at the burn where 1/4 mile around the man in a circle was a pool and they made a lightning storm to ignite the man... don't know that we'll get quite there, but, I do feel water will be at the pinnacle of 2013's theme.
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I should say at the start that I am a christian, but don't hold it against me! I am always interested in what other people think, and enjoing reading the posts on this website. So i'd like to throw some questions out to get more insight into atheism. Your help is appreciated.
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Thanks for taking the time to reply, The aim of my question was to see what presuppositions athiests hold. We all have them.
Although I am a christian I wasn't thinking of any particular 'god' more of a creator / designer, as a starting point.
Sorry to hear that your view of Christianity is so negitive, I guess you have had some bad experiences. I posted my experience of Christianity in this thread if your interested.
Hi Trevor, I have a question regarding the Christian God that maybe you can help me with.
Let assume that this all powerful, all knowing, loving god does exist, and of course he requires that in order for us to be "saved" we must except him into our life and asked to be forgiven of all our sins. So here's my question, why would such a powerful, caring god choose to turn up 2000+ years ago in a manger in the desert, start preaching his word, a rely on future generations of people to try an convince other people that he ever existed? What about all the people that came before him and knew nothing of him because he didn't make them aware? What about all the people in other parts of the world that never got the "word"? If your very soul is dependent upon knowing and excepting god to prevent eternal damnation, why in the world did he or doesn't he, make himself known to every living human on the planet? What's with the hide and seek...and from god no less.
I apologize for turning this into more than one question, but I have many, many more. Thanks!
I am atheist but was raised christian. I asked the same question when I was child, and my father (the deacon) explained it to me like this: If you have heard the "word of god" but have denied it, you will go to hell. Those who haven't heard the word of god will not go to hell because they never had a chance to accept it. The part that got me was that if you, as a christian, passed up a chance to witness to a person and they had never heard the word of god, they would go to hell because technically they had a chance to hear it (even though it was your fault they didn't hear it) and didn't believe. Yes, the church is good at guilt. ;-)
Thanks Jen, I've always been curious about that. Another thing is look who he is sending out to spread the word, so many diffident denonminatins, so many different views.
How gullible does this God thing I am? Shouldn't he know that I don't believe anything I hear and only half of what I see? So, how can he fault his own creation for not believing someone spewing crap about of supernatural events? He should after all since he knows everything, or not.
You're "Sorry to hear a "negative" view of christianity? WOW! Take a look in the mirror of christianity's "view" of anything, and atheism in particular, that is seen as other than christianity and tell me what you see. Speaking for myself, and I'm certain a great many other atheists we would be content to have christians behave just as the obviously illiterate holy spook instructed you and leave us the f**k alone. Why do you think we're atheist to begin with?
Atheist, as well as other non-believers, or indeed believers in any other theology or ism are vilified by christians and christianity at each and every opportunity. Could it be that one vilifies in return equal amounts of vilification one receives
If given the choice I would by far and away choose to live in any other universe that the one over which doG, whoever he, she, or it may be, supposedly rules. If one cold remove the influences of all religions, and especially christianity, as well as the one before, Judaism, and the one after Islam, from the world and misery of mankind, the world and humanity would be much further along in its trek to the future. I detest religion, all religion, and for those three in particular I reserve a special animosity and virulent disgust!
I love it!!!
"...we would be content to have christians behave just as the obviously illiterate holy spook instructed you and leave us the f...k alone."
Classic. Thanks for the giggle
I can't imagine what a universe with a God in it would be like. Can you describe such a thing?
Also, you imply that Antony Flew became a Christian because science was tending to prove the existence of God. Not so. I was because he became convinced that one form of the Ontological argument worked, which is rather silly. Other philosophers haven't exactly been lining up to join him.
My position is that there is no God. There is no such thing as a spiritual entity, either. Be it a god or a ghost (=soul). I believe this based on the lack of evidence. It's a belief, not an article of faith. I also believe there are no crocodiles in my apartment, never having seen one, and I believe that I have never stood on the surface of Mars, though I have no way of proving it.
So, if there is a God and someone can someday prove it, my mind is open enough to examine the evidence.
Thus, I call myself an agnostic atheist.
Nelson hit the nail on the head with this one..
And being in a postion of being an athiest or agnostic? either of which can take a open look at that evidence and allow that person to base there opinion based on that evidence. If for some reason god came down on a beam of light and bitch slapped me up side the head, then i would have to relook at my position :P...
There is more hard fact/evidence that aliens are real then there is god.. in fact there is no evidence of any kind that god is real. So i am left to assume that he is not.
Thanks for your reply which I found really interesting. I have heard many athiests talk about theism in sort of superman / tooth fairy language which always intriguied me.
Scientific knowledge and discovery, especially in cosmology has been mind blowing in the last few decades. I find a commitment to naturalism that ridicules anything else limited in its spirit of discovery. Science has shown we live in a universe of possibility and i'm sure there will be more discoveries that will challenge many of our pre-conceived ideas.
None of that is meant as an argument for the existence for God. Its just a comment on the attitude of naturalism. Though I think cosmology may stack the deck in favour of theism.
Fascinating! Lets explore that a bit, if we may.
Cosmologists seem to be in some agreement that all matter, space and time started at the big bang. It had a beginning. That being the case whatever caused it, it would seem is:
1. Non material - as matter didn't exist
2. Outside of time - as time didn't exist
3. Outside of Space - as space didn't exist
4. It must be intelligent because of the incredible and improbable 'fine tuning' of the universe
5. It must be immensely powerful
So far we have a first cause that is of necessity changeless, timeless, non spatial, non physical, powerful and intelligent. I think its not a leap in logic to say that it is very probable that this cause is also personal given the qualities it posesses.
Sure it doesn't take us all the way to Christianity but its God by any other name.
No most of those are speculation. Saying what happened before this universe began with the big bang can be considered like asking what is south of the south pole (Hawkins), but that is about what we can observe (at the moment) in our time. Our universe, beginning in the big bang, may not be the only universe, in fact there is many theories that say otherwise. The big bang may in fact be one of many events all occuring in their own univers in their own space and time (hence being unobservable presently). This would make the big bang not as immensly powerful or unique as was considered.
There are many lectures on youtube by theoretical physicists simply on something from nothing (god not included). They are better to answer your question above then I am.
Ok but say we discover that something with a mind created or initiated the big bang. How do you then leap to "its God" because would we be Gods if in the future we learnt how to do it? Labelling everything that is unknown as God is pointless as we learn nothing from it. Saying "I don't know what it is, lets find out" is a far better approach.
Ooh I missed your fine tuning argument.
Simply, because OUR life couldn't exist if things were slightly different, it doesn't mean NOTHING could exist in a different form. Also, it may start with one concept. If we broke down everything to the smallest possible foundation and found it's the same thing (as string theory suggests among others) then its not much of a leap to find that the other constants that we thought are unique are simply necessary because they are in a fixed ratio as they all come from the same thing. If the strings were a bigger or smaller dimension, the constants would change accordingly but still seem exactly the same to us. Alternatively, the multiverse theory has a line of thought that many universes exist with different constants, and the ones that support life have people in it contemplating the wonders of the constants; and here you are.


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We know what Square Enix is bringing to this year's Tokyo Game Show. The Japanese publisher is armed with some big guns — Final Fantasy XIII, Dragon Quest IX and Star Ocean: The Last Hope — one of which will actually be playable. But what about its little subsidiary, Taito? It makes games too! While Taito's offerings aren't the stuff of attention grabbing headlines and long queues, it has a few tricks up its sleeve; Gardening Mama for the Nintendo DS for one, giving "Mama" something to occupy her time between meals in Cooking Mama 2 for the Wii. There's also Space Puzzle Bobble, which you'll find me hunched over at the Makuhari Messe this year. Get excited... on a very small scale. Taito TGS 2008 [Taito via DS Fanboy]
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Phyllis Borzi's right hand man at the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration, Michael Davis, has left his post as deputy assistant secretary of EBSA and joined Prudential Retirement to serve as head of its stable value business.
Davis, who started his post on Monday, told AdvisorOne in an interview the same day that while it was an "extraordinary honor" to have worked with such a "high-caliber" team at EBSA, four years ago when he took his job as part of the Obama administration, "I always said it would be one term."
Davis said he will be commuting for a short time from Washington to his new post at Prudential in New Jersey. Before joining EBSA, Davis was managing director and head of the west region institutional client group for JPMorgan Asset Management. "The private sector is what I know," Davis told AdvisorOne, and "it's a key part of who I am."
While Davis declined to discuss his previous post at DOL, Brad Campbell, former head of EBSA who's now an attorney with the Financial Services ERISA Team at Drinker Biddle & Reath in Washington, says that it's unlikely Borzi will be leaving her post, as "she is very committed to completing her policy priorities," chiefly reproposing EBSA's fiduciary rule.
As to his new post, Davis notes that Prudential is a leader in the retirement space, and with "more and more conversations taking place around lifetime income products and the aging of the workforce, [these topics] lend themselves to insurance-based outcomes, and Prudential is a leading voice in that space."
Jamie Kalamarides, senior vice president and head of Prudential Retirement's Institutional Investment Solutions, told AdvisorOne that stable value is a "core competence" for Prudential, noting that as of June 30, Prudential Retirement had more than $98 billion in stable value retirement account values, including more than $58 billion in Institutional Stand-Alone Third Party Stable Value.
Kalamarides says that Davis' "strong experience in the financial services industry and regulatory environment and in-depth understanding of clients and advisors will help us continue to grow this business and provide retirement security for more Americans."


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I used to not have much time for Pink. When the former Alecia Moore first emerged in the late '90s, she seemed like yet another pop starlet, but one with a contrived, "alternative edge". Her music was cheesy, bland pop, but she had tattoos. Ooh, edgy! There are few things that annoy me more than manufactured alternativeness (see Lavigne, Avril). But over the last decade, I've grown to kind of like her. Sure, her music was much blander than her supposedly rebellious image suggested, but Pink herself seemed kind of funny and cool; she didn't take herself too seriously and some of her singles weren't half bad, in a cheesy way. And her ridiculously catchy new single, 'So What', and its accompanying video, makes her like her even more.
Pink recently broke up with her husband Carey Hart, and the song – and video – are all about the breakup. It's kind of an awesome break-up song, the perfect mixture of triumphant "screw you, I'm brilliant!" and angry "waaaaaah, I feel so sad and bitter!" But what really makes the video extraordinary is the fact that the tattooed bloke Pink sings to throughout the video is the man she's actually singing about – her ex. Despite the rage and bitterness of the song, it seems like the couple have managed to deal with their breakup and stay friends. Which I find strangely touching. Want to see for yourself?
Anyway, it's been a while, thank heavens, since I've needed the services of a break-up song. But I did spend the entire summer of 1996 listening to 'Halah' by Mazzy Star (anything by Mazzy Star, really), 'You Will Miss Me When I Burn' and '(Thou Without) Partner' by Palace Brothers, 'Everybody Has Been Burned' and 'I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better' by the Byrds, 'Oh, Lonesome Me' by Neil Young and 'That's No Way To Say Goodbye' by Leonard Cohen. When I felt particularly angry I listened to PJ Harvey's 'Rid of Me'. I also smoked loads of Consulate cigarettes and wrote angsty letters to my friends who were enjoying themselves in foreign parts while I was stuck at home in pre-boom Dublin, my summer plans scuppered by the fact my ex had broken up with me the day after I finished my exams. My best friend had been dumped by her boyfriend as well, and we spent our days listening to the music above and feeling sorry for ourselves. It was a fun summer, as you can imagine.The next breakup, a few years later, was one of those slow, dragging out ones and saw me just listening miserably to music that reminded me of the good old days, so there was more ironically jaunty Arthur Lee and less Will Oldham.
But although in retrospect that list of ridiculously angsty songs seems slightly embarrassing, at the time listening to music that really seemed to reflect how I was feeling made a huge difference. Some of the more optimistic songs gave me (slightly ill-advised, as it happened) hope that things would out with me and my ex, some of them gave me hope that I would get over it (I did, obviously) some of them reflected my miserable bitter rage, but all of them made me feel better. They made me feel less alone. Which is one of the best things art can do.
So now I've confessed, to both smoking Consolate in my youth and sobbing along to Neil Young warbling about everyone else was out there having fun while he was a fool for staying home and having none, what tunes have you turned to for consolation in your hour of need?


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Bill Begal says he has spent almost $2,000 since March on help-wanted ads in newspapers, websites, and state employment services up and down the East Coast to find sales and administrative staff for his Rockville, Md., disaster cleanup company. "I want people to come out and work for me," says Begal, 42, whose teams responded to Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma in 2005. "Where are they? I just don't see it."
Behind the highest jobless numbers in a quarter century is an unexpected twist: Employers such as Begal and Microsoft struggle to fill some positions, as 13.9 million Americans remain without work.
(Msnbc.com is a joint-venture of Microsoft and NBC Universal.)
The inability of tech companies to land enough new hires with advanced engineering skills is pretty well-known. Yet qualified workers are missing even in sectors where you would expect to find them. "It's a very much across-the-board phenomenon," says Jeffrey Joerres, chief executive officer of Milwaukee-based ManpowerGroup, the world's No. 2 provider of temporary workers. "Companies are all feeling the pressure of not finding the level of talent their businesses require."
Businessweek: Missing toolboxes, lost men, signal u.s. woes
Begal, founder of Begal Enterprises, is among a half-dozen entrepreneurs interviewed for this story who said that they're struggling to hire new employees in the Washington area, which has a jobless rate of 6.2 percent. Some candidates lack the "right set of skills"; others fail to meet the "most basic of qualifications," such as proper spelling on applications, the business owners said. So even though the pool of potential employees "has gotten deeper," the "top talent searches remain as challenging as they were before the recent market conditions," says Julie Rakes, a spokeswoman for bank and credit-card issuer Capital One.
The recession accelerated existing trends that make hiring harder, from increased efficiency at companies to higher skill requirements, says Manpower's Joerres. With demand sagging again, he adds, "companies can wait" and have "raised the bar." Salespeople, he says, now need a better understanding of finance, PowerPoint skills to make their own presentations, and a working knowledge of customer relationship management software.
Divya Gugnani, CEO of fashion accessory Internet site Send the Trend, says she has filled only one of five openings, even though she's received more than 1,000 applications. She says candidates are using a "dart" approach — submitting lots of résumés in hopes one will attract attention — and sometimes even failing to specify which position they want. Getting the right people is like "finding a needle in a haystack," she says.
Businessweek: Hiring like it's 1999
The search for that needle crosses regions and industries, according to the Fed's Beige Book survey of economic conditions released on July 27. Advertising and consulting companies in the Northeast say their inability to land qualified people is hurting growth. Truckers in the Midwest need drivers, and Chicago area manufacturers aren't getting "appropriately skilled workers," the report says. "The more this drags on, the more concerned we should all be getting that a lot of human capital is being lost," says Daniel Aaronson, director of microeconomic research for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
A lack of mobility — particularly for homeowners who owe more than their dwellings are worth — keeps workers from going to where the jobs are, says Scott Paul, executive director of the Alliance for American Manufacturing. There's also a bias against hiring the long-term jobless, he says. Longer term, companies face a dearth of machinists, lathe operators, and other skilled workers because vocational education has been "decimated" in parts of the U.S., and young people aren't interested in manufacturing work.
Some companies, such as ArcelorMittal, are molding prospective employees themselves. The world's biggest steelmaker has a "Steelworker for the Future" program that pays U.S. high-school graduates to undergo 2.5 years of training, with the chance to earn $17.39 an hour with the company upon completion. ArcelorMittal started the program because older steelworkers were retiring, and it needed workers grounded in mechanical and electrical crafts.
Businessweek: Cities with the biggest growth in tech jobs
Begal says he began posting ads five months ago in places such as the Washington Post, Craigslist, and Monster Worldwide to fill three to five sales positions with pay that could exceed $100,000 apiece, as well as two office jobs offering at least $40,000. He first required sales candidates to have experience in marketing disaster-restoration services. Few responded, so Begal re-wrote the ads asking for two years of experience in any field. Not much better. He's on his fourth rewrite, has dropped the need for two years' experience, and is seeking applicants who are simply "hungry." "I keep tweaking the ads to appeal to more people," he says. "The results are disappointing: zip, zilch, de minimis, pathetic, horrible."
The bottom line: With the jobless rate still above 9 percent, the untapped labor pool is deep. Yet some companies struggle to find qualified applicants.
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ABC: Sequester 'Armageddon' Will Lead to 'Jobs Vaporizing' and 'Criminals Walking Free'
The hosts and reporters on Friday's Good Morning America hyped the "massive" sequester cuts as leading to near panic. Josh Elliott opened the show by hyperventilating, "Jobs vaporizing, flights delayed, even criminals walking free." [See video below. MP3 audio here.]
Reporter Jon Karl intoned, "The day is upon us. Those dreaded across-the-board spending cuts will go into effect sometime before 11:59 p.m tonight." He then touted White House talking points: "The administration warns that in the coming weeks, we'll see flight delays, kids thrown out off Head Start and criminals get free due to a lack of federal prosecutors."
Karl eventually got around to conceding, "White House Press Secretary Jay Carney acknowledged the pain may not come right away." If this is true, why lead the show by raving about criminals roaming free and "jobs vaporizing?"
On February 25, Karl admitted, "But those cuts, five to seven percent for most government departments, will be phased in over the next seven months."
As CATO's Michael Tanner pointed out, the federal government spends $85 billion (the amount of the cuts) every 28 days. The sequestration makes up 2.3 percent of the budget, hardly "massive."
ABC's over-the-top tone is reminiscent of the government shut down in 1995:
"Monuments and national parks are shut. So are museums. A long-awaited rare exhibit of the Dutch painter Vermeer at the National Gallery, eight years in the making, is closed. And the shutdown now has a human face. Joe Skattleberry and his wife Lisa both work for the government. Both have been furloughed. They can't afford a Christmas tree."
-- ABC reporter Jack Smith, December 22, 1995 World News Tonight, the fifth day of the federal government shutdown.
A transcript of the March 1 segment follows:
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JOSH ELLIOTT: Deadline day. Hours, now, until massive government cuts go into effect that could impact every American. Jobs vaporizing, flights delayed, even criminals walking free. The President and Congress blaming each other in the mess.
ABC GRAPHIC: Budget Armageddon Final Day: Tense Meeting With President Set
JOSH ELLIOTT: We turn now to Washington, D.C. where it is deadline day for those massive federal budget cuts due to take effect just before midnight tonight. ABC's Jonathan Karl tracking the latest at the White House right now. Good morning to you, Jon.
JON KARL: Good morning, Josh. The day is upon us. Those dreaded across-the-board spending cuts will go into effect sometime before 11:59 p.m tonight. And only now is the President having his first meeting with congressional leaders here at the White House to try to do something about it. Congress has now gone home for a long weekend. [Crickets sound plays] after failing to pass a plan to avert the sweeping $85 billion in cuts.
SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM: I cannot tell you how disgusted I am.
KARL: In an impassioned speech on the Senate floor, Republican Lindsey Graham, cast blame not just on the President, but also on his own party.
GRAHAM: To me, this is pathetic leadership by the Commander in Chief. This is an abandonment of the Republican's Party's belief in peace through strength. This is a low point in my time in the United States Congress.
KARL: The finger-pointing is a little embarrassing, since both sides spent almost no time trying to come to an agreement.
JOHN BOEHNER: It is the President's sequester. It was his team that insisted on it.
HARRY REID: It's a shame our Republican colleagues have decided that protecting special interests is more important to them than the right thing for our economy.
KARL: So, now what? The administration warns that in the coming weeks, we'll see flight delays, kids thrown out off Head Start and criminals get free due to a lack of federal prosecutors. But White House Press Secretary Jay Carney acknowledged the pain may not come right away. What happens at 11:59 tomorrow?
JAY CARNEY: Look, you know, not all of them will be felt immediately. They don't all happen on Saturday. It's a gradual process. But the cumulative impact of sequester, you know, will be significant to our economy and particularly so to the individuals affected.
KARL: Nobody has high hopes for today's meeting. Even if they were to suddenly come up with an agreement, of course, the House and the Senate are gone for the weekend. So, there would be nobody around to actually pass it. Robin?
-- Scott Whitlock is the senior news analyst for the Media Research Center. Click here to follow him on Twitter.


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We are coming out of one of the most depraved and ugly election seasons in the history of our country. If you are like me you are ready to leave all of this talk of corruption and perversity behind and return your focus to all of the things that make life beautiful. We are even seeing this desire manifest in the world of fashion. There is an exciting new trend, a return to modest dressing. Here at Posh At Play we want to jump on board and celebrate this return to modest, feminine style. Apostolic Fashion is all about using clothing to highlight the beauty of what makes a woman unique; wearing dresses instead of pants, while at the same time not exploiting her sexuality but rather illuminating her femininity; clothing that does not expose breasts or thighs. It is so refreshing and brings a long needed innocent beauty back to the fashion industry. It is time for a fresh perspective on what makes a woman truly beautiful.
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There is something so stunning about a woman who dresses modestly. It leaves something to the imagination and actually draws attention to and highlights the beauty of her face, which exemplifies who she is without the distraction of in your face sexuality. Several celebrity women in the spotlight who exemplify this trend toward dignified allure are Kate Middleton, Olivia Palermo & Emma Stone.
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Despite what some may think modest fashion does not have to be old-fashioned or frumpy looking. Style bloggers Julia Engel @GirlMeetsGlam and Sarah Vickers @ClassyGirlsWearPearls are both great examples of dressing with modest femininity while still maintaining a modern style.
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