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Recent reports show that the middle class is declining, both in size and wealth, while the economy appears to be sliding toward a major recession in 2013.
According to a report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released Wednesday, the country will enter a recession if Congress allows a series of tax increases and budget cuts to become a reality in January.
The report predicts that the economy will shrink by 2.9 percent in gross domestic product in the first half of 2013, and according to The Washington Post, unemployment could shoot up to 9.1 percent by the end of 2013.
As of June 2012, the unemployment rate was at 8.2 percent nationally, 6.9 percent in Maryland and 5.5 percent in the D.C. Metropolitan suburbs, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Pew report shows that the once-stable middle class has shrunk significantly over the past decade. In 1971, the middle class consisted of 61 percent of adults, but in 2011 that number was down 10 percent.
The middle class is diminishing in more than just size – according to the Pew report, the middle tier took in 45 percent of the nation's household income in 2010, a 17 percent decrease from 1970. The upper class took in 46 percent in 2010, compared to 29 percent in 1970, the report says.
"Wherever we looked, it was worse off now than 10 years ago, and by some measures, this period is setting historic records for not only gloominess but economic impact," Rich Morin, a senior editor at the Pew Research Center, told U.S. News.
According to U.S. News, middle class residents had an income between $39,000 and $118,000 in a family of three in 2010, down from a range of $42,200 and $127,000 in 2000.
The White House has said, according to The Post, that the CBO report reinforces the need for a bill that ensures middle class families don't see tax hikes in 2013, and the Democratic Senate passed a bill to stop tax increases only for those with an income less than $250,000.
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2:00pm Sunday 18th November 2012 in Somerset By Newsdesk
THE AMOUNT of people reporting they have fallen victim to doorstep crime has doubled during the past two years, according to new figures.
Somerset County Council's trading standards team has reported increases in complaints from residents about rogue traders.
The news comes on the back of the Trading Standards Institute's annual 'National Consumer Week', which encourages people to say no to rogue traders.
Call the Citizens Advice consumer service on 08454 04 05 06 – anyone feeling threatened should call the police on 999.
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Baldbloke wrote:Can you recommend a suitable method of despatch for the scum pig mentioned a few times in that story?
Maybe the mystery object was really a rogue trader who was exposed for what he/she was, then dispatched in a suitable manner... :-)
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Dean Thornburg teaches and writes in the area of civil procedure and alternative dispute resolution. Drawing on her experience with civil rights and commercial litigation, her scholarship focuses on the procedural fairness of the litigation process, especially at the pleadings, discovery, and jury charge stages. She also writes and speaks in the areas of comparative procedure, online dispute resolution, and the intersection of law and culture.
Dean Thornburg's articles have appeared in law reviews at Virginia, U.C. Davis, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Michigan, Wisconsin, Duke, Fordham, Oregon, Missouri, Houston, Edinburgh, and SMU. She is the co-author (with Professor Dorsaneo) of a study guide for Civil Procedure and two Texas procedure casebooks, and has contributed chapters to books on civil procedure issues in consumer law, sports law, computer law, and classic civil procedure cases.
She teaches Civil Procedure, Conflict of Laws, Complex Litigation, Texas procedure, Remedies, and an advanced procedure seminar. Thornburg has visited at the law schools at William & Mary, University of Edinburgh, and, most recently, West Virginia University where she held the John T. Copenhaver Visiting Chair.
In 2013, SMU selected Thornburg to receive the University Scholar/Teacher of the Year Award, an award established by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church for the purpose of recognizing outstanding faculty members for their dedication and contributions to the learning arts and to the institution. Dean Thornburg served as Director of Center for Teaching Excellence from 2012-2014.
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A tale of the struggle between good and evil as embodied in one man comes to the Hatfield Hall stage when Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's Drama Club presents "Jekyll and Hyde" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
Based on the classic novel, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson, this musical thriller follows the darkening path of Henry Jekyll. In a quest to find the cause of his father's madness, Jekyll attempts to separate the innate goodness and evil of man, with disastrous results.
Ryan Seale plays Jekyll. The junior biomedical engineering major is no stranger to the Hatfield Hall stage. President of Rose Drama Club, Seale has performed in five productions during his Rose-Hulman career, including "Phantom of the Opera" and "Chicago." In last fall's production of "The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee," he exercised his comedic chops as Barfee, the guy who spells with his "magic foot."
Prior to Rose-Hulman, Seale participated in a variety of performances in his hometown of Owensville.
"I started singing when I was about 5. I did all the talent shows in the area. Then, I started to get into theater in middle school — I was a little kid in the high school's productions. During high school I was completely involved in theatre and did every show."
"My character is very obsessed with his work," Seale says of Jekyll. When this obsession leads to dire consequences, Seale says the character remains compelling, if not exactly likable. "His 'evil side' breaks through as Hyde and my character becomes very unlikable. But in the end, I hope the audience will be sympathetic toward him, and the problems created by his good intentions."
Jekyll's love interest, Emma Carew, is portrayed by software engineering and computer science major, Samantha Staszak. As a sophomore, Staszak is a relative newcomer to Rose Drama Club, but not to performance. The San Diego, Calif., native has been singing from a very young age. Staszak describes her character as "the archetypal romantic female role: rich, desirable, and devoted." She adds, "However, there is a certain depth to her character in that, for a woman living in the late 1800s, she is rather independent and outspoken in her own right. Emma is quite the amusing character to play because she will speak her mind and be upfront but always remain charming and polite as a lady should."
The inherent dichotomy between good and evil is a theme woven throughout the musical, Staszak notes.
"I find it interesting that superficially Emma's existence within the show seems to be purely dependent on Jekyll. However, Emma is actually representative of the goodness that Jekyll is searching to find in his research. The more he distances himself from her as the musical progresses, the more he succumbs to the evil inside of him."
One unique feature of this production is the inclusion of the musical's orchestra as a component of the stage set.
"Since we have a shorter timeframe in the fall to produce a show we decided to stage this musical as more of a concert-version," said Bunny Nash, Drama Club director. "We don't have dedicated set pieces and very few props — just specialized lighting, projections and special effects. The big orchestration is also an integral part of Jekyll and Hyde so it only made sense to us to place the orchestra onstage with the singers. It produces a great shared dynamic between all of the performers …"
One of those instrumentalists is senior chemical engineering major and French horn player, Geoffrey Ong. Although this is his first time performing for a Rose Drama Club production, Ong has been heavily involved in musical groups at Rose-Hulman, including concert band and a faculty/student brass quintet, as well as joining the orchestra for a Christmas concert. He has also performed with the ISU concert band.
While performing is nothing new to Ong, being part of the stage production is.
"It is very cool to be so close to the actors," he notes. "Too often, pit orchestra members are moved out of the way, and we never get to see the show. Now we actually get to feel like we are directly involved in the production, since the singers may only be a few steps away."
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The Bears placed RB Michael Bush on injured reserve with a rib injury and re-signed RB Kahlil Bell.
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The Bears placed DT Matt Toeaina on injured reserve and elevated OT Cory Brandon to the active roster from the practice squad.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers' win has Bears on outside looking in
The Packers continued their dominance over the Bears, sweeping the season series and clinching first place in the NFC North.
Attention shifting to Bears GM Emery
It may be only a couple weeks before Phil Emery makes his biggest decision yet as general manager.
Packers hang on to beat Bears, clinch division
The Packers clinched their second straight division crown with a 21-13 victory over their archrivals Sunday - at Soldier Field, no less.
Report: Cutler has sprained MCL
Bears QB Jay Cutler has a sprained MCL, but is expected to start on Sunday, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reported late Thursday evening.
Bears re-sign DT Okoye
The Bears re-signed DT Amobi Okoye to a one-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.
Key matchup: Packers secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall
PFW matches up the Packers' secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall in the battle for first place in the NFC North this Sunday.
Bears place Gould, McManis, Steltz on I.R.
The Bears placed PK Robbie Gould (calf), CB Sherrick McManis (knee) and S Craig Steltz (chest) on injured reserve.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Bears moving in opposite directions
The Packers overcame a slow start to beat the Lions and the Bears' slide continued as the Vikings kept their playoff hopes alive.
Peterson, Vikings run over Bears
Adrian Peterson rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns and Vikings beat the free-falling Bears on Sunday.
Key matchup: Vikings QB Christian Ponder vs. Bears defense
In Wednesday's key matchup, we delve into Sunday's meeting between struggling Vikings QB Christian Ponder and a banged-up Bears defense.
Report: Bears MLB Urlacher could miss rest of regular season
Bears LB Brian Urlacher is expected to miss the next three games with a hamstring injury, according to Chicago Tribune's Vaughn McClure.
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The Bears signed LB Dom DeCicco to a two-year contract on Tuesday and waived/injured LB Patrick Trahan.
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After working in the booth during Sunday's Seahawks-Bears game, Arthur Arkush takes you behind the scenes of a national NFL radio broadcast.
Cutler turned in sub-par numbers in Sunday's 28-13 win at Arizona.||||||| Cutler completed just one of his first 11 passes, then went 5 of 5 on a touchdown drive in the final minutes of the first half. He finished 12 of 26 for 146 yards and a touchdown. He has not been good for fantasy owners this season.
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Cutler says he expects to play this week against Green Bay.||||||| Cutler says "unless something drastic happens, absolutely" he will be ready to play against the Packers after leaving Sunday's loss at Minnesota with a sore neck. He says he got treatment on Monday and "should be ready to go later in the week." Cutler spoke during his weekly appearance on the "Waddle & Silvy Show" on Chicago's WMVP-AM 1000.
Cutler left Sunday's game at Minnesota in the fourth quarter with a neck injury.||||||| Cutler took a hit to the head by Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen that drew a penalty, but he said afterward his neck was bothering him all afternoon and worsened as the game went on, complaining of stiffness. Cutler stayed in for the rest of that drive, but when the Bears got the ball back Jason Campbell was running the offense instead. Cutler, who missed a game last month because of a concussion, got up slowly after Griffen's hit.
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Sure, the NHL seems hell-bent on dragging its fans into another lockout, but at least today marks the release of EA Sports' NHL13, the latest installment of their hallmark video game.
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which occupied a prominent location in Suwanee Town Center, closed its doors Thursday afternoon (December 20).
A notice posted on the front door said that proceedings have begun in federal bankruptcy court. Hays Financial Consulting is the trustee, according to the notice.
The restaurant is located in the same development as City Hall and other businesses, such as Executive Barbers and Pooch & Paws. The menu was typical for a casual dining restaurant, featuring a wide variety of items. Also, the bar area had a retractable window that allowed for open-air viewing of Town Center Park.
This leaves Ippolito's, Mellow Mushroom and Brown Bag Deli as the chief eateries in Town Center.
People connected with the Suwanee location could not be reached for comment Thursday. The chain also operates in Lawrenceville, Buckhead and Kennesaw.
Also, the website reads: "To all our Suwanee customers, The Suwanee location is independently operated and is not associated in any way with the parent company doing business as Olde Towne Tavern & Grille. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the store directly"
No recording or prompts were available via the Olde Towne Suwanee phone number. Several would-be patrons who went by the restaurant Thursday evening were surprised by the closure.
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HOUSTON -- The Ellen Degeneres Show taped in Houston on Wednesday. Fans gathered for a chance to be in the background of some of Ellen's live shots from a METRORail station on the south side of town. The episode aired at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2012 on KHOU 11.
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Circumcision: The Flap Over Foreskin Continues
Circumcision's health benefits are getting new scrutiny.
The flap over a flap of skin—foreskin, to be precise—is heating up again, as two influential groups are re-examining the medical merits of circumcision in light of recent findings and are prepping to release new appraisals of the controversial procedure, a story in the Washington Post points out. Long a cultural and religious given, circumcision has increasingly become a medical issue, as growing evidence suggests that it may offer health gains, and to a greater degree than thought in the past. Opponents of circumcision nevertheless call the procedure unnecessary and compare it to female genital mutilation; many contend that it's child abuse and argue that parents should wait until boys are old enough to decide for themselves.
The Post story noted that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which has never before issued public-health recommendations on circumcision, is expected to release a draft this summer and will most likely weigh in on whether newborns, and even adult males, should get snipped. The final version would serve solely as guidance to parents, individuals, and doctors, according to an agency spokeswoman, and not be a public-health mandate. Meanwhile, the Post added, the American Academy of Pediatrics is mulling over whether it should revise its policy on circumcision, adopted in 1999 and reaffirmed in 2005, which states: "Existing scientific evidence demonstrates potential medical benefits of newborn male circumcision; however, these data are not sufficient to recommend routine neonatal circumcision."
[For more background on the CDC and circumcision, read Should Circumcision Become Public Health Policy?]
It's unlikely that the AAP will adopt a more negative position, speculates Douglas Diekema, a member of the academy's task force on circumcision and head of education at the Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics at Seattle Children's Hospital, because "there's a substantial amount of new data that's occurred in the last 10 years. Most of it's related to HIV and STDs and the impact of circumcision." Given that the data are strong enough to capture the CDC's attention, he says, "what most people are interested in is whether we will change our stance of one that's relatively neutral to one that's perhaps more in the direction of recommending the procedure and [make] the statement that there are medical benefits. That's what we're facing."
A review paper published last week in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine summarized the latest evidence, including the results of highly publicized randomized trials in Africa finding that men who were circumcised as adults had a significantly lower risk of contracting HIV from an infected female partner—on the order of 50 to 60 percent lower—as well as a 30 percent lower risk of catching herpes and human papilloma virus. Female partners of circumcised men also appeared to be benefiting, with lower rates of bacterial infections and HPV, a major cause of cervical cancer, says Ronald Gray, a professor and expert on epidemiology and infectious disease at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and an author of the review paper who coconducted some of the African research. How much relevance the African trials hold for the United States, in terms of HIV prevention, is debated; in Africa, the virus is more prevalent and is largely spread through heterosexual rather than homosexual intercourse, as is the case here. "I think we can say that among heterosexual men in the U.S., the evidence is completely consistent with the African findings," says Gray. More research is needed, however, to see if circumcision can "definitively" cut the risk of infection in men who have sex with other men, his paper states.
Still, says Gray, on the issue of health benefits: "If you think of this as the scales of justice, I think that the evidence that we have accumulated in the past few years has tipped those scales, and I think parents really need to know." When asked about the purpose of his team's review paper, he says, "To be very honest, we wanted to hold [the AAP's] feet to the fire," so it will come up with guidelines for pediatricians and obstetricians that will fully inform parents and help them make a decision that's in the best interest of their baby. Pediatricians, he notes, are often faced with a dilemma since most of the benefits that are likely to accrue from circumcision, save for a potential reduction in urinary tract infections within a baby's first year of life, would occur in adulthood, when young men become sexually active. When weighing the risk of complications from circumcision against benefits that might not accrue for 20 years, pediatricians probably put greater emphasis on the short term, even though the risk to the infant is small, he says. (Other health benefits of circumcision apparently may include a reduced risk of developing penile cancer and no risk of experiencing a condition called "phimosis," when the foreskin painfully retracts, according to a patient advice sheet also published in last week's Archives.)
But the authors of another review paper published last week in the Annals of Family Medicine, which also included the African trials, reached a conclusion different from Gray's. While it may be tempting, based on those and other studies, to want to prescribe routine circumcision for all newborns in the name of prevention, the effectiveness of pre-emptive circumcision against things like sexually transmitted diseases "has not been comprehensively studied in neonates," the authors wrote. Thus, "it would be inappropriate to recommend widespread neonatal circumcision for this purpose." Furthermore, people considering circumcision for its proposed medical benefits "must be made aware of the lack of consensus" on the matter, even when it comes to adult circumcision, as well as the procedure's potential harms.
Circumcision is less risky when performed on newborns than on older children and adults, says Diekema. The most common complications are bleeding and infection, which tend to be minor and easily controlled, he says; tip-of-the-penis amputations have been known to occur, he says, though they're "extraordinarily rare" and mostly happen when the operation is done by untrained providers. Men may experience psychological side effects like "castration anxiety" or find themselves unhappy with the results, according to the Annals paper. Some opponents argue that circumcision exacts a lasting toll on men's sex lives, though Diekema says he finds in the data "no compelling reason to believe it impacts sexual satisfaction or dysfunction." However, adult circumcision may cause problems if men have sex before allowing their wound to heal properly.
What the CDC and AAP will ultimately say remains unknown, but the potential impact of their adopting more positive recommendations could be to spur more coverage by Medicaid, says Gray; in the decade since the AAP took its neutral position in 1999, U.S. News previously reported, Medicaid has ceased covering the cost of the operation in a number of states. The rate of infant circumcision in states without coverage is almost 25 percent lower than in states with coverage, Gray says, disadvantaging the disadvantaged.
For now, Diekema's advice to expecting parents is to find a good pediatrician and have a thorough conversation about the upsides and downsides of circumcision. "I don't think there is a wrong decision, but I do encourage parents to think about it—be aware of the risks and benefits," he says. "My preference would be that parents don't make a knee-jerk decision but make a thoughtful one." Gray agrees. "I don't want to impose my views on parents for something that is as culturally and sexually sensitive as this kind of surgery," he says. Since parents can't get the consent of their child, it's important that they act in the best interest of their child as they see it.
The bottom line for the circumcised? It's only partially protective against sexually transmitted infections, Gray says. "You've got to practice safe sex, period." Monogomy, he adds, also helps.
[Read U.S. News Health editor Bernadine Healy's take on the issue.]


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Enjoy The Wilderness Of Saguaro National Park Through This Video
With The Wilderness Act's 50th birthday being celebrated throughout the year, various units of the National Park System are taking pride in their backyard wilderness areas. In a new video produced by the National Park Service, the Saguaro Wilderness Area in Saguaro National Park is showcased.
Join The Movement: Protecting The Saguaro Wilderness
Tucson, Arizona, is in the midst of a revolution...a stewardship revolution! Join the residents of Tucson as they mobilize to protect their neighboring community, the Saguaro Wilderness.
Friends Of Saguaro National Park's Online Auction Running All This Week
How can supporting a good cause earn you a trip into the backcountry of Saguaro National Park or to Hawaii? When it relates to this week's online auction in support of Friends of Saguaro National Park.
With A Little Help From Friends Groups, National Parks Benefit
"I get by with a little help from my friends," sang the Beatles. When it comes to national parks, it had better be a lot of help. The National Park Service often struggles with funding. Now, with tighter budgets and more demands, friends groups are proving invaluable in helping out parks.
Essential Park Guide, Spring 2014: Spring Into The Parks
While spring in some parks (mostly those in the Rockies, Sierra, and Pacific Northwest) is rightfully described as "mud season," there are some great early season hikes—and some wonderful camping—to be found across the National Park System. Here's a rundown of some of the highlights.
Essential Park Guide, Spring: A Season Of Renewal In The National Park System
Spring. It's a fresh, vibrant season in the National Park System, one of renewal, for the parks' wildlife, vegetation, and even for human visitors. After long, dark months of cold and snow across much of the system, the arrival of March, April, and May provide greater warmth, daylight, and access in the parks.
Friends Of Saguaro National Park Passes Resolution Opposing New Highway Near Park
While a proposed highway corridor through the Avra Valley of southern Arizona would not go through Saguaro National Park, it would nevertheless adversely impact the park, according to the Friends of Saguaro Board of Directors.
Saguaro National Park Offers Busy Schedule Of Programs This Month
February can be a great month to visit Saguaro National Park in southern Arizona. Moderate temperatures make for perfect hiking conditions, and the park staff offers plenty of programs -- including sunset and moonlit hikes -- to catch your attention.
Welcome Traveler's Newest Supporters And Advertisers
Observant readers of the Traveler no doubt noticed some new sponsors and advertisers who believe in our mission to nurture advocates and stewards for the National Park System while exploring how best to get the most out of the park experience.
What's Going On At Saguaro National Park This Month?
Curious about what you can do at Saguaro National Park in Arizona this month? Check out the following list of events.
Consider A Year-End Donation To Your Favorite National Park Friends Group
Trail improvements, interpretive programming, historic preservation, and even transportation are some of the projects tackled by national park friends groups. With time running out in 2013, consider a year-end tax deductible donation to your favorite friends group to help them through 2014.
Essential Park Guide: Winter Doesn't Have To Mean Cold, Snow And Ice During Your National Park Adventure
Cold, snow, and ice aren't the only backdrops to a winter's visit to the National Park System. There's a flip side to the Glaciers, Yellowstones, and Mount Rainiers of winter park vacations. They're found in the Caribbean, south Florida, and even Nevada and Arizona.
Birding In The National Parks: Twitching
Are you a "twitcher" or a "chaser" when it comes to birding in the national parks?
Birding In The National Parks: Telling The Birds From The Cacti At Saguaro National Park
Birding In The National Parks: Enduring The Heat To Bird In Saguaro National Park And Chiricahua National Monument
Fall In The National Parks: Ride Off Into The West, And A National Park, From A Dude Ranch
It's after a soft, pattering rain, with the clouds clearing and the sun streaming through, that the essence of the Western landscape rises up. The pungent scent of sagebrush is wicked up by the moist air, mingling with the sweet aroma of pine.
Saguaro National Park, Other Park Units, Ban Campfires
Fire danger in the Southwest has gotten so bad that a ban on campfires is being implemented in a handful of national park units, including Saguaro National Park and Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
Saguaro Cacti Tagged By Vandals At Saguaro National Park
Birding In The National Parks: Birding In Saguaro National Park In Summer
Spring In the National Parks: Where Can You Find Wildflowers?
Sales of Disposable Bottles Of Water And Soda Banned At Saguaro National Park
Saguaro National Park Using New Technology to Deter Cactus Rustlers
Warmer Temperatures From Climate Change Likely To Change Vegetative Landscape In Southwestern National Parks
'Tis the Season for Scenic Drives and Easy Hikes at Saguaro National Park
Counting Cacti At Saguaro National Park
BioBlitz Turns Up More Than 850 Previously Undetected Species in Saguaro National Park
Biodiversity Inventory Coming To Saguaro National Park in October
Fire Danger Leads To Partial Closure of Saguaro National Park
With Arizona undergoing one of its worst fire seasons ever, officials at Saguaro National Park have instituted a closure of parts of the Rincon Mountain District as a precaution.


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Advanced Solutions released Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Fundamentals and Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Advanced training courseware for MEP engineers.
Advanced Solutions announced the availability of Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Fundamentals and Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Advanced training courseware. Autodesk Revit MEP is the building information modeling (BIM) solution for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineers, providing purpose-built tools for building systems design, analysis and documentation.
Advanced Solutions' Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Fundamentals courseware is designed for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, piping and fire protection engineers and designers who want to take advantage of Revit MEP's interactive, dynamic design functionality. Revit MEP, which is built on the long-running AutoCAD Revit Architecture platform, adds the MEP engineering tools needed to help design a comprehensive Revit-based building information model. Using the training manual, users will learn the foundations of MEP-object based design. Fundamentals of creating 3D parts are reviewed, along with a review of how Revit MEP fits into a three-step design process that is repeatable and predictable. An overview of the project browser tool from the engineer's perspective is also covered. Finally, the user will learn how to leverage the space and zone tools to help perform energy analysis and develop LEED/sustainable design projects.
The Fundamentals courseware serves as a prerequisite to the Autodesk Revit MEP 2012 Advanced courseware. The Revit MEP Advanced manual is designed for MEP engineers and designers who want to take their Revit MEP designs to the next level, by extending their knowledge of optimizing content and display systems. This guide begins by reviewing how to create custom styles, system definitions and block based equipment styles. Creating a custom parametric fitting is also reviewed. The guide continues into the Revit Architecture display system, which helps the user control the visibility of MEP objects from different points of view.
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What was your most satisfying or memorable result and why?
3rd round of the Australian in 2005. The atmosphere with my friends in Australia and the chanting and cheering that occurred that week was awesome!! Quarterfinals of the doubles at the US Open in 2008. We were televised the entire match and my family and friends got to see me on TV. And the crowd got behind us even though we lost the match, we were so close!
Your strengths:
My serve and forehand. I have an aggressive game style, so my ability to attack. I love being able to come to the net…singles and doubles.
What motivates you?
The love of playing the game and enjoying the competition.
Confidence is:
Belief in your ability to perform.
The biggest obstacle you have had to overcome:
The death of my best friend in the whole world, my mother. We lost her to Glio Blastoma Multi-forme Brain cancer. That was the toughest thing to witness and to lose is obviously the hardest thing I have ever had to go through.
Favorite tournament?
Tough one….US Open because it's our home front, but Wimbledon has to be the greatest because of the history and tradition. But I love the people in Australia and the atmosphere they provide for the competitors.
The first time you put Oakley sunglasses on and wore them in an event:
UCLA half way through the first season in 1999-2000.
Who is your real life hero?
My mother, she fought a hard battle with cancer and had the most positive attitude through all the pain and let downs.
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
My assertiveness! Need some more of it ;)
What do you value most in your friends?
Their loyalty to me and their understanding through the emotional highs and lows of the last four years.
What do you consider the most overrated virtue?
No true virtue is overrated. All are important.
What do you do for fun outside of tennis?
Love to hike, snow shoe, horse back ride, biking, my attempt at surfing, watching movies, playing cards, being with family and friends.
Favorite vacation destination?
HOME which is now Colorado! But I do have to say Australia is a close second. And probably Melbourne so I can visit with my friends there.
Which movie star do you most identify with and why?
Ha! I am way too old school…I love Audrey Hepburn's style. Love how she dressed and carried herself. Total femininity. Would love to pull off her look and demeanor.
Favorite movie of all time?
That is tough… three way tie between Braveheart, Gladiator, Matrix.


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Men and women of all ages and fitness levels can attend up to 3 classes. Women only and co-ed classes are available.
Cost is 1 can of food per person. Of course you're welcome to bring more than one can!
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By Amanda Stone
Globe Columnist
CARTHAGE, Mo. —
I look forward to blueberry season like a kid looks forward to Christmas. Or at least Easter.
It helps that I adore eating blueberries, but I love everything about the season. It's the beginning of summer, before the plants are fried because we're sick of watering, before we've emptied our first bottle of sunscreen and before we're just plain tired of sweating. It's a magical time of year.
I haven't had much success growing my own blueberries, so the next best thing is going to a blueberry farm and picking them myself. I use my 4-year-old's tiny fingers for child labor. I want her to learn about where our food comes from, plus we get a few more berries. It's a win-win situation.
We head out early in the morning, slathered in sunscreen, bug spray and wearing our floppiest sun hats. The farms supply buckets with a removable plastic bag. If you're lucky, the farm will have a belt for you, too. It's handy to attach your bucket to a belt so you can use both hands to cup a bunch of berries.
The ripe ones roll right into your hands with no resistance. Blueberry picking etiquette recommends completing the bush before moving on to the next one. Pick for as long as you want; you can go back for bucket after bucket.
It's OK to sample some berries along the way. I'm pretty sure the folks in charge expect you to have gray teeth by the time you're ready to pull out your wallet. Once you get home with your bounty, there's really not much else to do.
The beauty of blueberries is that they don't have messy pits, seeds or stems to deal with. Store them in a container in the fridge and give them a quick rinse right before you eat them. If you want to freeze some for later, roll the berries onto a sheet pan in a single layer. Freeze them, then put them in freezer bags. Rinse them only when you're ready to use them, in order to prevent them from freezing into a solid blueberry block.
Blueberries are full of antioxidants, fiber and vitamin C. It's easy to grab a handful and swirl them into your cereal or yogurt, or eat them on their own for a sweet superfood snack.
Visit the Berry Shed, Heritage Farms or Thompson Bees and Berries, all located in Joplin, to pick your own. Try these recipes if you need an idea for your blueberry bounty.
Blueberry mango quinoa salad with lemon basil dressing
1/2 cup quinoa
1 cup water
1/2 cup fresh blueberries
1/2 cup cubed ripe mangoes
1/2 cup cubed cucumbers
1/2 tablespoon dried cranberries
11/2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon lemon zest
10 basil leaves, chopped finely
Salt and pepper
Place the quinoa and water in a medium skillet and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer covered for about 15 minutes or until the quinoa is cooked. Remove the lid and fluff the quinoa with a fork. Let it cool to room temperature.
While the quinoa is cooking, combine the fruits in a bowl and refrigerate until you are ready to serve the salad.
Whisk together all the dressing ingredients except the chopped basil. Refrigerate until you are ready to serve. Chop and add the basil to the dressing just before serving. Add half the dressing to the quinoa and mix gently.
Assemble the salad just before serving: Toss the quinoa, fruits and cucumbers together. Serve other half of the dressing on the side. Serve immediately.
Adapted from veggiebelly.com
Whole-wheat blueberry scones
2 cups of white whole-wheat flour
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon raw sugar
11/3 cups milk
1 heaping cup blueberries
1 tablespoon melted butter
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl combine flour, baking powder, salt and 1/4 cup of sugar. Stir in the milk and mix just until the dough starts to come together (it will be sticky). Add in the blueberries, mixing just enough to get them incorporated.
Place dough onto a floured countertop and knead briefly, just enough to bring the dough all together. Use your hands to pat the dough down into about an 8-inch circle. Brush the top of the dough with the melted butter and sprinkle with the remaining sugar.
Cut the dough into 8 wedges and place the wedges on a rimmed baking sheet that is lined with parchment paper or a silicone mat making sure that the scones don't touch. Bake for 18 to 20 minutes or until the scones are golden brown.
Adapted from cleananddelicious.com
Magical blueberry vanilla chia seed jam
3 cups fresh blueberries
3/4 tablespoon pure maple syrup (or other liquid sweetener)
2 tablespoon chia seeds
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
In a medium non-stick pot, bring the blueberries and 3 tablespoons of maple syrup to a low boil. Stir frequently, and reduce heat to low-medium to simmer for about 5 minutes. Lightly mash the blueberries with a potato masher or fork, leaving some for texture.
Stir in the chia seeds until thoroughly combined. Cook the mixture down until it thickens to your desired consistency, about 15 minutes. Stir frequently so it doesn't stick to the pot. Once the jam is thick, remove from heat and stir in the vanilla extract. Add more maple syrup to taste if desired.
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Niagara Gazette
Niagara Gazette — LOCKPORT — Janice Bradberry, clutching a picture of her murdered son in her hands, asked Niagara County Court Judge Matthew J, Murphy III for "justice" and a "maximum sentence" for his killer.
She got both on Thursday.
"I'm overjoyed," she said as tears flowed from her eyes, "We got the victory."
Bradberry made those comments outside of court, just moments after Murphy sentenced Matthew "Bones" Davis to 25 years to life in prison for his conviction on two counts of second-degree murder and single counts of first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary in the slaying of her son Antoine in his Rainbow Boulevard apartment in August 2011.
Murphy also denied Davis' request for a new trial.
Before the judge imposed his sentence, Bradberry looked directly at Davis and in a clear and firm voice demand to know why he beat Antoine to death.
"To my knowledge my son never did you wrong," she said. "So please inform me why you thought it was necessary to take him from us."
Bradberry also asked Davis why, if he was innocent, he ran from the area just hours after her son was killed.
"Why did you run if you had done nothing?" she asked. "I try every day to forgive you Matthew, because me and my family need closure. But I can not forgive a man who had complete disregard to my family, to my child and to me directly."
First Assistant District Attorney Dorreen Hoffmann told Murphy that Davis was "cold and calculating."
"There was a violent struggle (in Antoine's apartment)," Hoffmann said. "we saw the pictures from inside the apartment. It was a bloody mess."
It took a Niagara County Court jury just two hours to reach a verdict that found Davis guilty. Police said Davis killed Bradberry in a botched robbery.
Police also arrested and charged Davis' girlfriend, Teara Fatico, and another woman, Chasity Wilson, in the weeks after the slaying. The pair both pleaded guilty, in a deal with prosecutors, to a charge of attempted first-degree burglary.
Fatico testified against Davis at his trial and she and Wilson are each currently serving 13-year state prison terms for their convictions.
"Your and your co-defendants are cold, heartless and ruthless people," Bradberry said.
Investigators said Bradberry died after a violent struggle with Davis. An autopsy determined that Bradberry had suffered from hypertensive disorder and probably suffered a fatal heart attack as a result of the stress of the struggle. His defense claimed that wasn't murder.
In a rambling and disjointed statement, Davis offered his "compassion" to the victims.
"My sincere and deep compassion go out to the Bradberry family," Davis said.
At no time during the sentencing did Davis admit to the murder.
"Today I am taking back control (on my life) from you," Bradberry said to Davis. "Today I will fulfill promises I made to Antoine and my late husband. I will see this out to the end and I will have justice."


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Outlaw Yodeler hadn't raced much, was suffering from severe pain and inflammation and had been given strong pain-killing drugs. Marc's Shadow was arthritic and hadn't been raced in four years.
Still, both horses were run twice daily during racing sequences to shoot "Luck," the now canceled HBO series; both suffered explosive fractures; and both were euthanized.
Those are the findings drawn from necropsy and eye witness reports and detailed in a letter sent Monday by PETA Attorney Lindsay Waskey to the Los Angeles District Attorney's office. The purpose of the letter was to seek an investigation into individuals responsible for the horses' deaths.
HBO may be "heartbroken" about the demise of "Luck" but if Matthew Chew, Heidi Agnic, DVM, and David Milch are found to have violated any laws, they may have plenty more to cry about.
Chew was the trainer for both Outlaw Yodeler and Marc's Shadow on the set; Agnic supervised their veterinary care and Milch was the creator, producer and writer for "Luck." According to Waskey's letter, each was involved in "causing two seemingly unfit horses to be overdriven and inflicted with unnecessary pain, resulting in death, in violation of Cal. Penal Code § 597."
Outlaw Yodeler, a five-year-old dark bay gelding, suffered his fatal injury on April 30, 2010. Marc's Shadow, a grey, eight-year-old great-grandson of Seattle Slew, suffered a catastrophic breakdown on March 28, 2011. A third unidentified mare was euthanized last Tuesday after breaking her neck and suffering head injuries caused by what HBO says was a fall while being led by a groom.
Does HBO's explanation sound plausible to anyone, given the misinformation it's shared thus far? I thought not.
Given what that accident, Waskey's letter and the necropsy reports reveal, HBO may want to retract its meaningless statement that "We maintained the highest safety standards throughout production, higher in fact than any protocols existing in horseracing anywhere" and lawyer up.
Outlaw Yodeler had received a potent cocktail of muscle relaxant and anti-inflammatory and painkilling drugs, including Butorphanol, which is administered to horses undergoing certain types of surgery. He also showed evidence of suffering from severe pain and inflammation and had raced only once in 2010, possibly due to injury or because he was physically unfit.
Marc's Shadow was arthritic and out of shape according to multiple witnesses. These allegations are confirmed by his necropsy report, which describes "degenerative arthrosis to both the right carpus and the left carpus" and an injury in which his "leg exploded into more than 19 pieces, some of which were poking through his skin," according to an equine veterinarian who reviewed the report for PETA.
Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for horses to rear up and fatally injure themselves. It happens in paddocks, pastures, shedrows, stables, and racetracks, and it's not limited to the racing world. I've no idea of the circumstances with this horse, but yes, it's completely plausible.
It's also not uncommon for "healthy, fit" horses to run within two weeks. Many horses take longer breaks between races than that, but it's not unusual for horses to run, and run well, in that time period.
I can't comment on the rest at this point, as I haven't had the chance to read the report from which you're quoting. If things happened as you say here, it's appalling. I'll be looking at it later today.
I will certainly do that. But it's simply not true that "Healthy, fit horses are never run twice in two weeks," so perhaps the document relies on faulty information. I obviously couldn't say without reading it, but my own observation belies the statement.
Here's the quotation I found from the letter: "Chew should know that even a very fit race horse is never asked to race more than once a week, and would never be raced twice in a single day."
It's true that it's rare that horses race more than once a week, but it does happen (most recently when This Ones for Phil finished second in the Grade 2 General George at Laurel after winning a race at Aqueduct a couple of days prior). I don't see the part about twice in two weeks, or any supporting evidence about training methods. Are those linked somewhere else? Thanks.
Like I said above, if this is true, it's horrifying. The details matter to me, though, because if they're sensationalized, it makes me question the rest of the report. I'm interesting in reading more about the findings and what happens next.
I watched the first couple of episodes intently and found it terribly boring, so I watched the second two without a lot of attention.
I wrote about the horses' death and what's going on at Aqueduct at Brooklyn Backstretch today (http://www.brooklynbackstretch.com/2012/03/16/speaking-out-on-behalf-of-animals-some-of-them-anyway/). As you know, I love horses and horse racing, and it's been a trying week. My approach is not to turn away from the sport, but to try to work on it from within (as within as I am, which isn't very), in the hope that the good parts of the sport can continue while the bad ones are improved.


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Hoshi, Takeo, and Anil K. Kashyap. 2004. "Japan's Financial Crisis and Economic Stagnation ." Journal of Economic Perspectives, 18(1): 3-26.
We survey the macroeconomic stagnation and financial problems in Japan. The financial sector assessment includes separate analyses of the commercial banks, the life insurance companies and the government's fiscal investment and loan program (FILP). We estimate that the Japanese taxpayer will have to pay at least another 100 trillion yen (20% of GDP) to cover financial system losses. We explain how the current dysfunctional Japanese banking system misallocates funds by keeping many insolvent firms in business. These inefficient firms crowd out potentially profitable ones and worsen macroeconomic stagnation. A sustained macroeconomic recovery requires serious restructuring aimed at stopping this cycle.
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