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My wife and I had a secret. Early last month we learned the news ourselves and we have been trying to keep the secret for around six weeks. Amy figured out the secret on her own but I was not completely convinced. I was at work when she was positive about it so she called me on the phone and just started giggling and I immediately knew. It was confirmed for sure a few days later, and at the time it was our intention to keep the secret to ourselves for a while.
It was initially Amy's idea to keep the secret for 12 weeks because that is what she had heard that most people did. I looked it up online to see how long people usually kept this type of secret and people were all over the place on how long they waited. Some people revealed their secret as soon as they found out, with a few waiting up to a few months. It seemed that more people than I would have believed waited until the twelfth week to reveal their secret.
I had the idea to wait until the Fourth of July holiday to let family know about our secret. I thought it would be the logical time to do it. It was somewhere between when we found out and the twelfth week. It seemed like a reasonable compromise and one that all parties involved could get behind. I really thought that this was the best plan and one that we could stick to.
It was unrealistic for us to even try to keep this secret. The two of us had big news in the past and we were never able to keep it just between us. One of us was always itching to let someone else know. I am not pointing fingers at anybody else but one of us is a little better at it than the other.
A couple of weeks later we found ourselves at the in-laws' house to celebrate Father's Day. At the time we had known our secret for about 10 days. I knew that it was going to take all of our focus and energy to not tell her parents and two sisters about the secret. We were very committed to keeping our secret … but it was not to be.
As her dad began to clean the grill to prepare our dinner, Amy thought what a wonderful idea it would be to tell him our secret. She thought that it would be the best Father's Day present ever. I knew that if we told her father, and her mother found out, we would both be in hot water and would never hear the end of it. We pulled the family together and told them the secret.
We didn't allow the family to celebrate the secret very much that day because my children were there and I was determined to wait a few more weeks to let them know. We also asked them to keep the secret to themselves, there were a few people we had to tell face-to-face and we didn't want the word to get out before we had the chance. This meant my mother-in-law would not let the people she works with know, at least for another few weeks.
We did pretty good for the rest of the month keeping the secret to ourselves. I decided to let my wife tell the my brother's wife. I thought she would have a little insight or advise for us and an important resource if we had any questions or concerns. She did recommend the best time to reveal our secret to the rest of the family so that is what we decided to do.
As we rolled into July it was time to start letting our loved ones know. We told my parents, who have heard this type of news seventeen times before. I called each of my siblings to let them know. One of my brothers didn't answer so I left a message for him to call me when he had the chance. The next morning he sent me a text message where he guessed the secret before I had the chance to tell him.
At my work I thought I would wait before I let anyone know about our secret. I ended up spilling the beans when a guy I went to school with walked in with his wife and new baby and I engaged him in conversation. He started talking about what it was like to be a parent … "at his age" and all of the joy that came with his son being born. I went ahead and told him my secret.
Two co-workers were standing there at the time and overheard me tell my classmate my secret so I knew it wouldn't be long until the word started to get out. Over the last couple of weeks I have been letting people know first hand and I am sure that some people are hearing it through the grapevine.
By now a lot of people know our secret. We have not gone officially public yet (posted it on Facebook). This week we will tell more family members and probably announce it in church. In a few weeks we will let the whole world know our news. Who knows maybe I'll end up telling our secret in this column.
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On Saturday, Oct. 13, from 1 to 2:30 p.m., the museum will partner with the Indiana State University Center for Mathematics Education to kick off the fall 2012 edition of the "Go Figure" program. The unique, five-week math program is designed for third, fourth and fifth grade students, and during this year's program, titled "Decision 2012," participants will see how math relates to the elections. The cost to attend all five "Go Figure" sessions is $40 for members of the Terre Haute Children's Museum and $50 for non-members. Class size is limited. To register for the program, or for more information, contact Rachael Nickel at email@example.com or 812-235-5548. The registration form can also be downloaded online at http://thchildrensmuseum.com/images/stories/GoFigure_Fall_12.pdf. "Go Figure" receives support from the Wabash Valley Community Foundation.
Also on Saturday, from 1 to 3 p.m., the Indiana State University student chapters of the American Chemical Society and Tri-Beta will visit the museum to teach students about science relating to Bones, Bodies and Brains. Guests will get to see a variety of anatomical models and they'll get to look under a microscope to take a look at slides taken from human tissues. The activities are free with museum admission. The museum will be open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On Sunday, Oct. 14, the museum will be open from noon to 5 p.m., and while the museum is typically closed on Mondays, on Monday, Oct. 15, the museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. On both days, museum guests can learn more about their bodies during a fun scavenger hunt. It's Bones, Bodies and Brains month at the Museum, and kids can earn a prize by finding fun facts scattered around the building.
The Terre Haute Children's Museum is located at the corner of Eighth Street and Wabash Avenue in downtown Terre Haute. Admission is $7 for ages 2 and older and adults. Children under age 2 and members of the museum are admitted for free. For more information about the museum, visit www.thchildrensmuseum.com or www.facebook.com/terrehautechildrensmuseum, email email@example.com, or call 812-235-5548.


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Two Sponsors Pull Out From Debates Over Exclusion Of Gary Johnson
Two presidential debate sponsors have dropped out because of a third party candidate's exclusion.
This post was updated at 11:38 a.m. to include comment from the Gary Johnson campaign.
At least two of the original sponsors of the 2012 presidential debates have pulled their support over the exclusion of Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson, arguing that the commission which runs the debates is locked into a two-party outlook.
The first presidential debate will take place in Denver on Wednesday between President Barack Obama and Republican contender Mitt Romney.
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Multinational corporation Philips Electronics and the women's organization the YWCA both dropped their sponsorship after being flooded with E-mails and letters from supporters of former Republican New Mexico Gov. Johnson, as well as two election watchdog groups, Open Debates and Help the Commission.
"I've been trying this since 2004 ... and this is first time any sponsor has peeled off from supporting the commission," says George Farah of Open Debates, who wrote the book No Debate: How the Republican and Democratic Parties Secretly Control the Presidential Debates. "For this to happen on the eve of the first presidential debate is a remarkable act."
The Commission on Presidential Debates, which runs the debate logistics, didn't immediately respond to request for comment from Whispers. But the commission, which is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation and relies heavily on sponsors, is likely to feel the impact of its missing sponsors.
Back in July, the commission's executive director Janet Brown told Whispers that Johnson could possibly appear in the debates. Over the last month, however, it became clear that Johnson did not have the polled support of at least 15 percent of the national electorate, one of the commission's three debate participation requirements. Last week, Johnson filed a lawsuit over his exclusion from the debates, but that effort is not expected to be successful.
In a letter announcing its sponsorship withdrawal, Philips wrote that it was concerned the commission's work "may appear to support bi-partisan" instead of "non-partisan" politics. YWCA similarly wrote that it was dropping out because it is a "non-partisan" women's organization.
Joe Hunter, spokesman for the Gary Johnson campaign, says of the pulled sponsors: "It appears that they have recognized what we have recognized – that the debate commission is a product of the Democratic and Republican National committees, and that they have structured the rules and their agreements among themselves to exclude third party candidates like Gov. Johnson."
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Open Debate and Johnson supporters have been sounding the alarm for months that they believed the commission was too loyal to the Republican and Democratic parties.
The commission, which was created by the two parties in 1987, was founded on the principle that the debates would be run between candidates, and said from the start that it was unlikely to include third-party candidates in debates. At the 1992 debate, however, third-party candidate Ross Perot appeared on stage with President George H. W. Bush and Gov. Bill Clinton.
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I am an economist specialising in European macro issues.
One subject I haven't discussed yet at this blog is the TARGET2 payments system. Once seen as a dull piece of financial plumbing, the system has gained a new-found celebrity status thanks to the contributions of leading German academic Hans-Werner Sinn, whose new German-language book is titled Die Target-Falle: Gefahren für unser Geld und unsere Kinder. Translated, this is The Target Trap: Dangers for our Money and our Children.
I have previously written a couple of blog pieces (here and here) arguing that Germany's children should sleep safe at night instead of worrying about TARGET2. However, this is a decidedly complex issue and some topics are best addressed at greater length than is possible in a blog post. For this reason, I have written a paper on this issue titled "TARGET2 and Central Bank Balance Sheets." For those of you wondering whether to click through, here's the abstract.
The Eurosystem's TARGET2 payments system has featured heavily in academic and popular discussions in recent years. Much of this commentary had described the system as being responsible for a "secret bailout" of Europe's periphery which has led to huge credit risks for the Bundesbank should the euro break up. This paper discusses the TARGET2 system, focusing in particular on how it impacts the balance sheets of the central banks that participate in the system. It concludes that the TARGET2 is largely innocent of the charges that have been levelled against it. Arguments that TARGET2 facilitated a bailout of the periphery or that the system is playing a key role in facilitating peripheral current account deficits turn out to be wide of the mark. Risks to Germany due to the loss of TARGET2-related revenues for the Bundesbank after a euro break-up turn out to relatively small because these revenues are limited and because there are potentially large gains from new seigniorage revenues in this scenario. Many criticisms involving TARGET2 turn out, on closer examination, to be criticisms of the ECB's core principle of treating credit institutions across the euro area in an equal manner. Proposals that the ECB adopt procedures that discriminate between banks in different countries (or that restrict the operation of payments systems in certain countries) are likely to be incompatible with the continuation of the euro as a common currency.
I am planning to present this paper at a conference next year so constructive criticism is welcome (angry ranting less so.)
Point being the underplay of the losses.
The interest payment is till perpetuity so I find it a bit funny honestly that you converted a big number such as 500bn to a tiny number. (No offence)
Note more losses will happen if (hopefully doesn't happen) foreigners shift massive amount of funds to Germany.
It is not very relevant if bank notes cost nothing to produce. If Germany ends up being the sole user of the Euro, then bank notes with nonresidents is a liability of Germany as a whole and this acts to reduce Germany's net asset position instead of this being anything positive for it.
Consider for example if a nonresident exchanges the notes to buy an interest bearing German asset.
"Their zero-coupon perpetual nature means that they are a liability in name only."
Not really. The cash notes can be exchanged for interest providing German assets.
"And their issuance does not reduce Germany's net asset position"
If Germany is the only user of the Euro, then the cashnotes become the liability of the Bundesbank. So the effect of this is to reduce the German net asset position.
"Money creation can only occur via central banks acquiring assets."
Money creation is an ambigious concept. It happens when banks create deposits also – with no need for the central bank to be present at the act.
"That's my last reply. I know you like to have the last word."
Thanks for engaging. Done for now, as well.
Meant those cash notes not issued by the Bundesbank but becomes the Bundesbank's liability.
"For example, if the Bundesbank increased its share of the €60 billion per year banknote business by 10 percentage points, then this would more than offset the loss of Intra Eurosystem revenues."
"€60 billion per year" seems to correspond to a pretty fat interest margin (maybe comparable to what the Fed enjoys these days).
Isn't some of that due to the distressed yields of the crisis, and wouldn't that be subject to some compression in a post-EZ world where liquidity conditions for the surviving system had normalized somewhat?
It's a good business, but its not an accounting revenue item.
It doesn't offset loss of other revenues.
You have to look at the interest margin generated by that transaction, which is only a fraction of the nominal size of the transaction itself.
It's a balance sheet transaction, not an income statement one.
Sorry, but that's inconsistent in both accounting and economic terms.
You can't compare a loss of recurring revenue on a defunct TARGET2 asset with an asset-liability entry on a balance sheet.
And the "liability" terminology is a red herring. What matters is the substance of balance sheet entries versus income statement entries – not the language of whether or not there a "liability".
The correct comparison here is the loss of recurring revenue on the TARGET2 asset with the gain of recurring revenue with respect to the seigniorage balance sheet entry – i.e. the gain of recurring net interest margin associated with that entry. And the interest margin is small relative to the nominal balance sheet entry.
You can track that comparison over time on an accrual basis or up front on a present value basis.
But either way, the TARGET2 loss will hugely dominate the seigniorage gain.
Following that, there is an annual increment to the gross seigniorage margin gain due to new annual balance sheet entries – but it takes years if not decades to make up the full TARGET2 revenue loss as an equivalent seigniorage margin – unless as I said you are working with some very fat margin assumptions.
The point is that your math is quite incorrect in offsetting the numbers as you have done.


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Last month, Lutheran World Relief Mission Quilts found their way to Missionaries of Charity, the order founded by Mother Teresa to care for the world's most impoverished people.
Missionary sisters distributed quilts - over 700 of them - at Prem Dan, a shelter for homeless and destitute women and men in Kolkata, India.
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The quilts, stitched in love, brought joy and warmth to the residents of Prem Dan.
They were very happy to receive the beautiful, colorful quilts, and many people said, "Thank you, this will save me from the cold."
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As she once said: "There is always the danger that we may just do the work for the sake of the work.
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The women of Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 819 Columbia Ave., Grove City, will be having their monthly "Love Day," beginning at 9 a.m. Feb. 22, to make quilts for Lutheran World Relief.
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I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. We spent the night at a friends' house in Colonia Roma. Erik and Liz Vance did an outstanding job. They were amazing hots.
Liz prepared mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, three different kinds of pie (pumpkin, pecan and apple), brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce and a HUGE turducken. Erik made Glögg, a Swedish warm wine that was delicious! Jon made pumpkin chili and a corn casserole and I made avocado rolls and pumpkin flan.
There were 19 people total. Some people flew from California and Virginia for this dinner. We all had such a great time! Here are the pictures of this unforgettable night. I hope you enjoy it. How was your Thanksgiving?
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A wonderful meal! It looks like you had a marvelous time with your friends.
Very nice table setting…and the bird(s) looks delicious!
I love those photos of the group of people. Looks like you guys had a great time!!
That must have been such a great time. Beautiful pictures!
Sounds so lovely! Avocado rolls – do tell? Are those posted?
It seems you had a blast! I was happy to read on facebook that things are getting better in your life! Great pictures!
Fabulous photos! Glad you had a great Thanksgiving.
I've never attempted a turducken, but have wanted to. This one looks amazing!
Great time!!Lovely photos Ben. I am recovering from my feast–first tamales and avocado salad and rice and beans–the day after–turkey–have a great weekend.
Looks like a great dinner … delicious, fun, and beautiful! We hosted a houseful (20+) and I didn't have time to snap any photos ;( Next time I'll be sure to invite you to document it all. LOL!
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Cory's Corner: Thompson must lock up Jolly from 14
As if Ted Thompson hasn't been stressing enough about this season.
Fourteen Packers' contracts expire in the offseason and Thompson has to make some important decisions.
This season has been one of the worst of recent memory. I'm not saying that purely based on Green Bay's record but also based on competitiveness of the entire team. There have clearly been moments when players mailed it in and took plays off this season.
The first expiring contract that comes to mind is James Jones. He's been stricken with alligator arms ever since he became a Packer in 2007. Despite Aaron Rodgers' insistence that Green Bay sign Jones in 2011, Rodgers still has been known to verbally dress down Jones for running the route or not hauling in a catchable pass.
Now I realize that ever since Jones was a Packer he has had to battle for catches. When he first got here out of San Jose State it was Donald Driver and now it's Jordy Nelson. But he's a 6-foot-1, 208-pound wideout and I've always said that he has to be more assertive in the offense instead of just letting the defense or the situation dictate how he plays.
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When Finley was healthy, he proved how much this offense can thrive with a solid pass-catching tight end. The Packers do not have a dynamic tight end currently on the roster, which means Thompson is going to have to address that.
The final guy that Thompson needs to think about this offseason is Johnny Jolly. Now I didn't think Jolly was going to produce after being out of the game for three years thanks to his codeine addiction. But he has been a big part of the defensive line and has exceeded expectations by starting six games.


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"We expect to leverage webOS in a variety of form factors, including slate computers and Web-connected printers," Hurd said.
HP acquired Palm at the end of April for $1.2 billion, largely because of webOS, which many analysts consider Palm's crown jewel. The use of webOS in printers was unexpected by several industry insiders, but makes sense, considering HP's plans to grow their share of the printer market.
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At the National University of Singapore, he led a series of research projects supported by the MacArthur Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation investigating how to improve energy security for impoverished rural communities in Bangladesh, China, India, Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, and Sri Lanka. With a grant from the Singaporean Ministry of Education, he also explored how to improve resilience to the impacts of climate change in twelve major metropolitan areas (including cities in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia) in addition to the evaluation of national adaptation projects in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, the Maldives, Nepal, and Vanuatu. He has consulted for the Asian Development Bank, United Nations Development Program, and United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific on energy poverty, governance, and security issues. He has also served in 2012 as an Erasmus Mundus Visiting Scholar at Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, where he researched energy security issues for the European Union.
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Domestically, he has served in research and advisory capacities for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Semiconductor Materials and Equipment International, U.S. Department of Energy's Climate Change Technology Program, the Global Environment Facility, the World Bank Group, and the Union of Concerned Scientists. Internationally, he has done the same for the International Institute for Applied Systems and Analysis (IIASA) near Vienna, Austria, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in Geneva, Switzerland, the Renewable Energy Network for the Twenty-First Century (REN 21) in Paris, France, and the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris, France.
Dr. Sovacool has published more than 200 academic articles and chapters, and presented research at more than 80 international conferences and symposia. He is the co-editor of Energy and American Society (Springer, 2007) and the editor, author, or co-author of The Dirty Energy Dilemma(Praeger, 2008), Powering the Green Economy (2009, Earthscan), The Routledge Handbook of Energy Security (Routledge, 2010), Contesting the Future of Nuclear Power (World Scientific, 2011), Climate Change and Global Energy Security (MIT Press, 2011), The National Politics of Nuclear Power (Routledge, 2012), The Governance of Small-Scale Renewable Energy in Developing Asia (Ashgate, 2012), and The Governance of Energy Megaprojects: Politics, Hubris, and Energy Security (Edward Elgar, 2013). His books have been nominated for eleven international prizes, and his Dirty Energy Dilemma won a 2009 Nautilus Silver Award. His opinion editorials have appeared in newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Brian Thomson, JD 2014
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Signing day: Ole Miss muscles inBy RALPH D. RUSSO
The Associated PRess | February 07,2013Alabama. Ohio State. Michigan. Florida. Notre Dame. Mississippi?
Ole Miss muscled in on the powerhouses that usually dominate national signing day, landing some of the most sought-after prospects in the country on college footballs annual first-Wednesday-in-February frenzy.
The Rebels, coming off a promising 7-6 season in their first season under coach Hugh Freeze, had the experts swooning by signing three of the bluest chips still on the board and building a well-rounded class otherwise.
The day started with defensive end Robert Nkemdiche from Loganville, Ga., rated the No. 1 recruit in the country by just about everyone who ranks them, deciding to join his brother, Denzel, in Oxford, Miss.
I feel like its the right place for me, Nkemdiche said after slipping on a red Ole Miss cap. I feel like they can do special things and theyre on the rise. I feel like going to play with my brother, we can do something special.
Nkemdiche originally committed to Clemson last year, then backed off that and narrowed his picks down to LSU, Florida and Mississippi and the Rebels beat the big boys.
They werent done. Coaches in the Ole Miss war room were exchanging hugs and high-fives again a couple hours later when Laremy Tunsil, a top-rated offensive tackle from Lake City, Fla., picked the Rebels over Florida State and Georgia.
Tunsil to Ole Miss I think was the biggest surprise of the whole (recruiting season), said JC Shurburtt, national recruiting director for 247Sports.com.
And, as if the Ole Miss needed more good news, highly touted defensive back Antonio Conner from nearby Batesville, Miss., chose the Rebels over national champion Alabama.
The end result was a class good enough to even catch the attention of LeBron James.
Ole Miss aint messing around today! Big time recruits coming in. SEC is crazy, the NBAs MVP posted on his Twitter account.
Crazy good. While the Rebels racked up, its important to remember they still have plenty of ground to gain on the rest of their conference competition.
Nick Saban reloaded the Crimson Tide with a class that Rivals.com ranked No. 1 in the country.
SEC powers Florida, LSU and Georgia pulled in typically impressive classes. SEC newcomer Texas A&M cracked the top 10 of several rankings. Even Vanderbilt, coming off a nine-win season, broke into the top 25.
Its the cycle of life in the SEC, which has won seven straight BCS championships. Stock up on signing day and scoop up those crystal footballs at seasons end.
Signing day didnt do much to soothe the scars left from a difficult season for Southern California.
NCAA sanctions limited the number of scholarships coach Lane Kiffin and the Trojans could hand out this year, and then as signing day approached USC had several players who had given verbal commitments change their minds.
The most notable defection on signing day was five-star defensive back Jalen Ramsey of Brentwood, Tenn., who flipped to Florida State. Defensive end Jason Hatcher from Louisville, Ky., bailed on USC and signed with Kentucky, and defensive end Torrodney Prevot from Houston not only reneged on his USC commitment, but he landed at Pac-12 rival Oregon.
People expected (Prevot) to flip from USC, but they thought it would be to Texas A&M, Shurburtt said.
USCs class wont be lacking blue chippers. Quarterback Max Browne from Washington is considered the next in a long line of topflight Trojans quarterbacks, and Kenny Bigelow from Maryland is rated among the best defensive linemen in the nation.
Kiffin will be banking on quality to make up for the lack of quantity, but thats a precarious way to play a game as uncertain as recruiting.
Alex Collins, a top running back prospect out of Plantation, Fla., announced on Monday night that he was going to Arkansas instead of Miami.
It was considered a huge victory for new Razorbacks coach Bret Bielema.
But on Wednesday morning, when it was time to make it official, Collins letter of intent didnt come spinning through the fax machine in Fayettville, Ark.
There were some odd reports about Collins mother not being happy with her sons decision to go so far from home.
College coaches arent allowed to talk about specific players before they sign, but Bielema did acknowledge during his signing day news conference that Arkansas class of 22 players could grow by one.
Ohio State and Michigan received two thumbs up from experts on their signing day classes. They all had the Buckeyes and Wolverines around top five in the country.
After that, there was a drop off. Nebraska received solid grades and Penn State, despite NCAA sanctions that limited its class to 17 signees, held up pretty well.
Thats a tribute to the job (Penn State coach) Bill OBrien and the staff did, Shurburtt said.
But signing day 2013 signaled that Urban Meyers Buckeyes and Brady Hokes Wolverines are primed to pull away from most of the Big Ten, and maybe just maybe give the league a team or two that can challenge those SEC teams for a national title.
Notre Dame followed up its best season in more than two decades with recruiting class that coach Brian Kelly hopes can keep the Fighting Irish contending for more national titles.
The class includes a famous name in Torii Hunter Jr., the son of the All-Star outfielder. Hunter Jr. is a top-notch receiver prospect, though he broke his leg during an All-Star game and it could be a while before hes back on the football field.
Linebacker Jaylon Smith from Fort Wayne, Ind., is generally regarded as the jewel of a class that experts have ranked among the best in the country.
I love agreeing with experts, Kelly said.
Oklahoma hopes it has found the next Sam Bradford in Cody Thomas, a pocket passer from Colleyville, Texas.
One small problem. Thomas is also a big-time baseball player who could draw interest in the major league draft this summer.
We wouldnt have pursued him if we didnt feel there was a great chance hed be playing football, Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said recruiting classes dont always pan out. Of course, they always seem to pan out at Alabama.
AP Sports Writer David Brandt in Oxford, Miss., and Associated Press Writer Tom Coyne in South Bend, Ind., contributed.
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The EV-W-K cross country team competed in the Annandale Invitational meet Monday, Sept. 10. Teams at the meet were Annandale, Big Lake, Eden Valley-Watkins-Kimball, Foley, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, Litchfield, Maple Lake and Maranatha.
In the girls' varsity race, Raelynn Callander placed 16th in a time of 16:38, Denzel Atherton 23rd-18:41, Malina Roettgermann 27th-19:27, Grace Kopitzke 28th-19:36, Marisa Johnson 33rd-20:16, Maria Roeser 38th-20:55, and Stephanea Roeser 39th-20:57. The girls' varsity placed fifth as a team.
In the girls' JV, Madison Libbesmeier placed sixth in a time of 20:03, Taylor Schreiner seventh-20:04, Kendra Atherton ninth-20:31, Kelsey Libbesmeier 16th-21:44, Kristen Howe 19th-22:02, Lauren Libbesmeier 20th-22:30, Seahara Mancini 23rd-23:17, Paiten Schreiner 28th-24:10, and Alissa Jones 29th-24:11. The girls' JV placed third as a team.
In the boys' JV race, Brett Mattice placed second in a time of 21:00, Tyler Neu seventh-21:50, and Cameron Flaschenriem 48th-28:15.
The Junior High boys and girls ran 2000 metters. In the girls' JH race Hannah Ehlinger placed 13th in a time of 9:35, Sonora Mattice 15th-9:37, Katie Gaslin 20th-9:53 and Hannah Holmberg 22th-10:09. In the boys' JH race, Matthew Notch 9th-8:16 and
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I write about technology and people, trying to get along.
Steve Jobs was a major, world-class jerk. A friend who knows about these things — but not Steve — wonders if he wasn't at least a borderline sociopath.
If you define that as someone who does evil things and doesn't feel remorse, the picture of a smirking Steve Jobs does begin to emerge.
Jobs was busy changing the world and minor annoyances like people's feelings didn't fit into his plan. If you had something he wanted, Steve could be charming. But Steve did things his way, almost for himself, building the things he wanted and if we loved them, that was good too. If not, it took a long time for Steve to accept that customers were right and he was wrong.
Sociopath or mere megalomaniac, Steve Jobs was a one-off, a hugely successful genius who changed the world to be how he thought it should be. That is something only Steve could get away with and we are better off for it.
People rallied around his genius and accepted his demands and abuse because Jobs really was smarter than everyone else in the room and 99.98 percent of the planet. Steve delivered on his vision and if basking in his reflected glow required joining a company with a bizarre culture that reflected Steve's personality, people still flocked to him.
Apple's reputation as a "mean" and obsessively secretive company is a reflection of Jobs, not the people who work there. Lots of nice people work at Apple, but that doesn't mean they could persuade Steve to bring back the corporate philanthropy program that he killed.
My fellow blogger, Gene Marks, seems to see Jobs as a role model and wishes that he could be a bit more the jerk himself, in the Jobsian model. (See "Steve Jobs Was a Jerk. Good for Him.")
Yet, Gene also realizes that Steve was more than a jerk — that he was a genius with what seemed like absolute self-confidence and the ability to make his tech dreams — and some of ours — come true.
My concern is that Gene might have hit a nerve among managers who haven't found themselves and are willing to try whatever the business press declares to be the flavor of the moment.
I can imagine headlines like "Are You Jerk Enough to be the Next Steve Jobs?" or "Want to Be Like Jobs? Be a Jerk!" or "Think Different: Like a Jerk!" or whatever will sell a book or magazine.
As someone who has been personally yelled at by Steve Jobs (because I didn't like the first version of iPhoto enough) and followed his career since the very first Mac, let me assure you that bad behavior was only a part of Steve Jobs.
And if you can't match his genius and ability to imagine and deliver, you haven't earned the right to match his behavior.
The whole reason he was yelled at was for making his opinion known… did you fail to read the second half of that sentence? And who cares if he is dead. Some dies every second… just because someone's dead means you can't observe the way they behaved and approached their business?
David — There are jerks, and then there are people who sometimes act like jerks bus have their hearts in the right place. They rescue stray cats, donate money to hospitals, help friends in need and generally act like decent human beings. It's harder for those of us who are adopted — but not impossible. I think the takeaway from your column is this: be yourself, and don't forget that with great power comes great responsibility — so leave the world a better place in as many ways as you can. Glad to find you on Forbe — look forward to more columns. I missed you when you left PC World.
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The story is told about Stanley Kubrick, at least as much of a genius as Jobs, who encountered a routine technical problem during the making of "2001: A Space Odyssey" – an outside consultant on set was unconsciously thumping his foot against the desk he was sitting at, which was picked up by the sound recording. Instead of telling the consultant to stop it, Kubrick asked an assistant to procure a pillow and place it between the desk and the consultant's foot.
So much for the tyranny of genius.
iSorry, But Steve Jobs Was a Dick
Thanks for telling it like it really is.
He was brilliant, but not a humanitarian like Bill Gates.
I'm partial to generous people who realize that they aren't going to live forever, and want their money to make a real difference in this world.
May Mr. Jobs rest in peace – he died too young.
This is a horrible mindset. If you're successful, then anything is allowed of you. I'm sure the 1% loves this and holds it close to their small hearts dearly.
Then again, this is Forbes. It's a magazine to stroke the egos of people who buy factories, move them to China, and turn a tidy sum. They're successful. They make their companies incredibly wealthy and sparkle before Wall Street. Success excuses everything.
I found this article by typing in "Is Steve Jobs a prick?". I am naive and uninformed about the business practices of this man, but I do love to learn. I have repeatedly considered buying the book that is out about him. Why did I type such a nasty remark in to Google? I wanted to know more about him after I saw his NOVA video on Facebook. The very first impression I had of him was that he is incredibly intelligent (in the genius category without a doubt) but that he is/was also a huge prick. My intuition about his behavior is that he was a prick without "feeling like" he was a prick and probably annoyed at some of the emotional reactions he may have invoked by his behavior and lack of sensitivity. Most definitely a different type of brain than the majority of people out there in more ways than one. It seems to me he just simply lacked the ability to empathize. Being intelligent he certainly was aware his behaviors and thought processes could cause others discomfort but to him I am convinced that this was considered "ridiculous/illogical" to him…He knew he was smart and he knew what he wanted and that was that. Maybe he was a sociopath, I am not sure what clinical category he would have fit in to as I know very little about him. I guess I should read the book now.
Bobby Knight is considered by some, to be a great coach too. Yet others feel he is a horses ass, and treats many people with utter disrespect. Yelling, screaming, throwing tirades, and objects, yet still winning games. A coach or a employer does not need to be so self absorbed that he or she thinks the world revolves only around them, and them only.
An employer or coach can take the time to do some nice things for their employees or athletes once in a while and go out of their way to show they are truly a genius, by thinking of others and not just their own self centered interests. Doing so with class and with heartfelt understanding.
Investing in your company and its greatest resources, the employee, makes the company executives really look like geniuses instead of selfish egotists, interested in only one thing…the only thing that leads to their wallet, money!
Jobs really was not so much a sociopath (although he certainly embodied some of those traits – particularly an almost total disregard for the rights of others) – he was more of a narcissist.
He had the fantasy that many driven, wealthy people do: if he just made enough money, he would never die. We see how well that worked for him.
As his legacy, he left us with a loathsome, controlling, dysfunctional company that overcharges consumers, has a "technical monopoly" on it's equipment in that it controls the hardware, the OS, and much of the software, exploits foreign workers, and drives it's own employees to suicide.
Something to be proud of.