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A new study shows that workers with no more than a high school degree were hit hardest hit by the recession. and they're not benefiting from the recovery.
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Which group of workers has been hit hardest since the recession started in late 2007? Though the media runs plenty of stories about the plight of college graduates and focuses on differences between male and female job seekers (hence the coining of "mancession"), a new study from Georgetown University shows that the workers who have suffered the most are those with no more than a high school education.
Not only did this group lose millions of jobs when the recession began, its situation has continued to stagnate or worsen during the lackluster recovery. People who did not go to college lost 200,000 jobs from the beginning of 2010 to early 2012, according to the study.
Based on data collected by the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the study, by Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce, divided the U.S. workforce of 140 million people into three groups: those who did not go to college, those with some college education or an associate degree, and those with at least a bachelor's degree.
From late 2007 to early 2012, the least-educated group lost a total of 5.8 million jobs, or 10%. The middle group, with some college education, lost far fewer jobs during the recession, and those losses were almost completely reversed by early 2012. In the group with the highest level of education, there was no net job loss during the recession, and the number of people who held jobs climbed 2.2 million, or 5%. (Post continues below video.)
Current unemployment rates continue this trend. While the national rate is 8.3%, the rate is just 4.5% for all four-year college graduates. The rate is higher for recent college grads, at 6.8%, but for recent high school graduates, it's a whopping 24%.
Why is the job market so terrible for less-educated workers? Industries like manufacturing, construction and transportation, in which many of the jobs don't require a college degree, have experienced sharp job losses since the recession started. Since those fields are dominated by men, there has been much coverage of male job losses. But the Georgetown study looked at the sex disparity in unemployment and found that it has narrowed, partly because women have been heavily affected by the decline in education and other government jobs.
Anthony Carnevale, the director of the Center on Education and the Workforce at Georgetown, talked with The New York Times about the study and noted a silver lining. In recent years, more men than women have gone to school to make themselves more employable. "We seem to have hit the boys hard enough to wake them up," Carnevale told The Times. Carnevale also spoke with National Public Radio and said, "The only thing that's more expensive than going to college is not going to college, so you really don't have a choice."
Carnevale's comments are striking, given the current controversy about the value of an ever-more-pricey college education, and about high dropout rates and outsized debt loads at for-profit colleges. The Georgetown study makes a compelling case for getting a college diploma.
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I have a biology degree. Never have used it. The job I currently have is in emergency services. All of my friends, except for three, who have field-specific degrees and/or advanced degrees, have been laid off/let go from their jobs due to cut-backs, or have had to find new work, because their employer/company that they worked for folded or moved operations to another country. All of them have had to take whatever jobs they could get, and aren't making anywhere near what they should based on their degrees and/or work experience. This includes a friend who used to be a professor at a local college. The college completely folded her department. She's now an assistant manager at a local restaurant.
A college degree means very little now, except that, unless your parents paid the bill, you have a mountain of debt with no certainty of being able to pay it.
That's another thing this article ignores: getting an education can be horrendously expensive, and starting a career with a mountain of debt negates the financial edge most graduates assumed their degree would give them. Even noble careers like teaching lose their appeal if the student loans bankrupt the teacher.
A study conducted by Georgetown University, well, well, well. That is like the tobacco industry saying cigarettes are not harmful.
Does anyone think Georgetown would tell the truth by saying a college degree is not worth the time, money spent and earnings lost, except for licensed professionals.
How about everyone does whats best for them and looks at all of their options instead of following the stupid trends!!! I can already see an issue arrising when, in 10 years, we have far to many engineers, IT people and tradesman complaining because there aren't enough jobs, yet there will be a shortage for marketing specialists and graphic designers. Come on people! Think for yourself, don't follow stupid articles online.
And guidance counselors should be done away with. They couldn't guide themselves out of a paper bag!
Its a numbers game. A decently trained welder, or aircraft mechanic will out earn a doctor, in the first 15-20 years after leaving high school!!! The doctor will not lead as good a life, nor have as much money, until about age 40!!! For twenty years, the welder will have a better house, a better car, his/her children will be better off than the doctor!! (THE DOCTOR, will not do as well for 20 years!!!) Teachers will NEVER catch up with the aircraft mechanic!! A large percent of those who begin college, will still not be graduated 10 years later.
Its also human nature. We all favor people like us. As long as college graduates are councelling students, they will be shoving them into college! Many students are cut out for college (and jobs that really require college), and many are not. Those who are not cut out for college, need the same nurturing (as well as curricular courses) to prepare them, as do college kids. And, that is woefully lacking in virtually every school, in every district, in every state, in this country. Don't want college? Don't know what you want? Too bad. You don't want college, we barely recognise that you exist-- in almost every school system!! Vocational/ practical classes are out back, in the second class section of the school, or the district. There are exceptions, but that's the rule, in too many places.
Go to college ONLY if you can afford it AND know that your major has good employment prospects. A degree in French Literature may interest you but, will you be able to support yourself?
You may be better off serving an apprenticeship and learning a marketable trade.
Although I have a degree in chemistry, I do not use it.
At my last job, that didn't even require a high school diploma, I made $85k / year. Now, doing the same type of work, I'm semi retired with my own business and working 20 to 25 hours / week and making $90k to $100k / year.
First of all ,we have had the recovery that the Democrats have been able to get Ruplican Senators to pass; however, the Republican Governors like Kasick of Ohio and other republicans have holted the expansion of jobs so they can help republicans win the Presidency. Kasick actually got into office not talking about anythinkg he was going to impliment or help the state get out of debt; instead he waited until after he won the election and that is when he went after the unions, and the middle class, women, education, policemen, firemen and they are the only ones who are suffering in the state of Ohio. Like Kasick, that is what Romney is doing. He is getting off topics, not telling how he will fix things, and then if he wins everyone else will suffer but the greedy. People will be paying more taxes, will be charge fees for everything under the sun, and they will get rid of the education as we know it. Right now in Ohio, three-quarters of the charter schools are owned by other countries. We are paying millions of dollars (which are not going to our students or our educational system) to one person (who is a millionaire because he keeps over 50% of the funds our state is giving to them. Those schools can not even past the tests in the state because they don't care about the students just the money.
America better wake up - Republicans are trying to control the ballot box by keeping people from voting or from being allowed to vote. Ohio is one of them. Ohio has been ruined and freedoms have been taken away from the people. I believe Americans are not fooled. Remember that Clinton had our country out of debt, Bush placed us back in debt the first six months in office and continued by getting us in a war we had no business being a part of because Bin Ladin was not in Iraq. As far as a education, I am a college graduate who wants to start teaching, but once again our republican governor in Ohio has taken money away from public education because he does not want the kind of education where the 1% can not control. Teachers are teaching students not to believe everything they see (examples commercials on tv where one lie after another is the word of the day). It took Bush only 8 years to get us into what would have been another or even worst Great Depression. It took over 5 to 10 years for us to get out of the Great Depression of the 30's and 40's (well actually many more years than that). Who in their right mind feels President Obama has not tried his hardest to get people back to work. With people like the republicans working against him (example the Job Act of Obama's that was voted down by the republicans). I would like to see our leaders actually work together to get people back to work. What the republicans (the one percent of the US) is that they may have to actually pay taxes or have to sacrifice. Actually, it is about time they did their fair share as they have had it easy for over 8 years (Bush's administration) and did get a bailout. Now it is time for those of us who have suffered because of the 1% who took jobs overseas etc. to pay the price. I think it would be fair if the business received a deduction in taxes if they hire from within the US; but, if they take jobs overseas then they need to pay double the taxes. Those are the people who put us into this situation because of their Greed and corruption. Republicans are part of that greed and corruption. I use to vote more republican than democrat as I was an independent. I voted for the one I thought would do the job. I have now turned democrat because the republicans do not care about America; they only care about the rich. I can not wait to get my ballot because on the first day of the early elections, I will be standing the first in line to vote.
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The title is inspired by the book that made private equity firm KKR famous. I am using this title to offer you the story of two companies that grew through a long stream of successful private equity-style acquisitions. This pair are champions at cutting costs and delivering synergies for shareholders. Besides, both operate in the alcohol business, where distribution is the main barrier to entry, so they are fully aware that they need to keep their share of the market high in order to maintain their low fixed cost per hectoliter.
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AB-InBev (NYSE: BUD) is the world's biggest brewer, and it has the best possible management that any shareholder could dream of. The company is controlled by billionaire Brazilian families Lemann, Sicupira, and Telles. After selling Banco du Garantia, this business trio bought Brazilian brewer Brahma and later on they bought their bigger competitor, Antartica. The merged company took the name of AmBev (NYSE: ABV) which continued its expansion buying Argentina's Quilmes, which enjoyed multiple monopolies across different South American countries (Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia). Right now AmBev, which is 62% owned by BUD, controls nearly 80% of the Argentinean market and more than 70% of the huge Brazilian beer market
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Room was spotless and air conditioned. This was welcome in August as many hotels in Germany are not cooled other than opening the window. We stayed three nights and surrounding area has plenty of restaurants and shopping. Would definitely recommend. Great breakfast too!"
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The team time trial is not only one of the most beautiful disciplines in pro cycling but it's also one of the hardest. "You're only as strong as your weakest rider," said HTC-HighRoad's Mark Cavendish.
Well, close.
By the rules of the Tour, each team's time is taken as its fifth rider crosses the line. So there's incentive to keep the team intact and not shed lots of riders—but you can certainly afford to drop a few. And in the team time trial on Sunday, expect to see just that.
"The race is so short (23 kilometers) that no one will struggle with the time cut," said Cavendish's director, Rolf Aldag, speaking of the rule that, in a team time trial, all riders must finish within 125 percent of the winning team's time.
That means teams can and will burn riders out and jettison them to set the fastest time, especially since the prize for the fastest team is likely to be not just a stage win but also the yellow jersey.
"If we could finish with all nine riders and that's the fastest the team could go, that would be great," said Garmin-Cervelo director Bingen Fernandez. "But that's just not going to happen." In fact, if they did finish with all nine, it would probably be a sign that something went wrong.
Like the other teams favored to win, Garmin is explicitly planning on finishing with close to the minimum number of riders. But the decision to drop a rider from the paceline is a delicate balance, and it's one that can only happen in the race.
"You have to have at least five and probably six in case something happens to someone right at the end," said Sky director Bobby Julich. "But you can never pick beforehand which guys will get dropped. What happens in the race could be totally flipped from training, where your weakest guy becomes one of your strongest. So you can't take someone out of the equation until that moment."
Often, it's up to the rider. And instead of simply slipping off the back, he'll go out in a blaze of glory, taking two or three final pulls at full strength before tossing out the anchor and coming off the back.
It's counterintuitive but a super-strong rider can be equally as difficult to manage as a weak one. "[Fabian] Cancellara killed his team in the team time trial at Tirreno-Adriatico," pointed out HTC's Aldag. "Having Tony [Martin] in front going as fast as possible doesn't help us," because the rest of the team will be simply fighting to hold his wheel.
"With a strong rider, the thing to do is have them ride longer, not faster," said Fernandez, who will have to manage the strength of David Millar and Dave Zabriskie. "If they just pull faster, it destroys the rhythm and tempo of the team."
With such a short race, there's little margin for error. Everyone Bicycling spoke with expected tight time gaps among the top teams (Sky, Leopard, HTC, and Garmin are the four favorites). There could be as little as 10 to 15 seconds across them in the results.
"The only way you'll lose major time is if you make a mistake," said Julich. "So it'll be who did the technical work and didn't make mistakes." That could come down to being as specific as deciding which riders lead the team out of town – the only technical part of the entire stage – or which riders set the pace on the few uphill sections. Other than that, it's a choreographed drag race.
The dramatic Stage 1 finish also changes things tactically. Alberto Contador lost 1:17 to Cadel Evans, Andy Schleck, Chris Horner, and several other challengers. And to make matters worse, his team will start first, with no benchmark of what kind of pace they need to beat.
Schleck's Leopard team, however, starts third from last; HTC, fourth from last. Steady crosswinds of 19 mph are expected, with gusts to over 30.
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Hint: if you know anything about anything, the poster's name is guarantee enough.With respect, I disagree. It may well be a guarantee that the linked site is of high quality (assuming I'm familiar with the poster's track record, which I'm not), but it certainly doesn't tell me that I'll be interested. That's what I expect the link text and accompanying copy to give me a clue about.
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Literally and figuratively, two players stood head and shoulders above the competition in local boys high school basketball this past season.
Westbrook Christian's Colin Edwards and Hokes Bluff's Isaac Haas shot, scored, dunked, rebounded and blocked their way to being named co-Players of the Year of the 2013-14 All-Messenger team.
A 6'5" senior forward and the 2011-12 and 2012-13 All-Messenger Player of the Year, Edwards averaged 18.5 points, 11.6 rebounds and 3.6 blocks while helping the Warriors go 24-5, win the area championship and make it to the Northeast Regional Tournament finals for the first time in program history.
"I've never coached a player that can do as many things for a team as Colin does for us," said Westbrook boys basketball coach Seth Ford. "There's not a role we had that he didn't do for us, from scoring to rebounding to playing point guard when we needed him to do that. Colin also was our biggest game-changer on defense with his shot blocking ability. We definitely were a different team out there without him on defense because he protected the rim so well. Colin is one of those kids that has as good character as anyone you'll find. He's extremely unselfish kid who thinks of others first."
A 7-2 senior center, Haas led the Eagles to a 27-6 record, the county and area tournament titles and a berth in the regional tournament for the first time in school history. Along the way, Haas recorded 20.5 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.4 blocks per game. He signed a scholarship with Purdue University in November and recently participated in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game at Jackson State.
"I think everyone who saw him in the 7th grade knew Isaac was going to be a tall kid, but what surprised me is how much he's developed his skills," said Hokes Bluff boys basketball coach Greg Watkins. "That goes back to his hard work. You can be a 7-footer and just collect dust, but Isaac's worked to the point where his feet and his hands are really good. I give [assistant coach] Jeff Noah a ton of credit for that. He worked with Isaac for four years as a post coach, and he's helped developed Isaac a great deal."
"Joining Edwards and Haas on The Messenger's All-Area first team are Gadsden City senior center Chris Turk, Etowah senior forward Jordon Powell and Southside junior forward Saige Benson.
As the man in the middle for the Titans this season, the 6'4" Turk set school records with 18.9 points and 11.1 rebounds per game while helping GCHS go 20-6 and make it to the subregional round of the Class 6A state playoffs.
Powell was a key part of the 2013-14 Blue Devils, averaging just shy of a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds per game. The Attalla squad went 22-4 while winning the area championship and qualifying for the regional tournament for the first time in eight years.
Benson tallied 14.2 points and 13.4 rebounds for a Panther squad that posted an 18-6 record and made it to the Class 5A subregional round. SHS head coach Chad Holderfield noted that Benson might have broken the school record for rebounds in a single season.
The All-Messenger second team features Gadsden City senior guard Tevin Wise (10 points, 6.5 assists, 5.6 rebounds per game), Gadsden City senior guard Chris Dudley (13.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists per game), Hokes Bluff senior guard Brack Shields (8.2 points, 3.4 assists, 77 percent free throw percentage), Etowah senior guard Trey Brown (12 points, six rebounds per game) and Gaston junior guard Albert Douglas (12.7 points, 90 percent free throw average).
Honorable mention selections were Etowah senor forward Jay Whiteside, Hokes Bluff sophomore guard Kaden Moore, Westbrook sophomore guard Kyle Leonard, Sardis senior guard Will Scott and Southside senior forward Drew Mullinax.
Editor's note: The All-Messenger team is comprised of players whose schools submitted 2013-14 season statistics.
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It is always good to see our area student athletes find success, and that usually starts with a scholarship.
For Gadsden City High School football star Laynce Sanders, that was just the case.
Sanders, a 6'1, 215 pound linebacker and defensive end, recently signed a football scholarship with Division II Shorter University in Rome,Read more »
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It is funny how the little things can sometimes change your world. For Southside High School's Tyler Carr, it was a 10-hour bus trip to South Bend, Indiana.
Carr, a 6'5", 285-pound college football prospect went to camp at the University of Notre Dame with a bus load of his teammates. A few hours later he was no longer
Auburn's Sullivan given national honors
Pat Sullivan, Auburn University's first Heisman Trophy winner, recently was inducted into the National High School Hall of Fame.
Sullivan is just the second athlete from Alabama to be inducted into the NFHS Hall and ninth inductee overall.
Currently the head football coach at Samford University, Sullivan was a three-sport standout at John Carroll Catholic from 1966-69. He was a
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Football is expanding and upgrading in the western end of Etowah County.
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs recently awarded the City of Altoona $250,000 to assist in constructing a new football stadium.
The city selected an 11-acre field between Highway 132 and Brown Street, near County Highway 41 as the site of the new stadium. TheRead more »


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60 Years Ago in News History: America Meets the Press
As "Meet the Press" celebrates its 60th anniversary this month, it is interesting to note that the country's longest-running and highest-rated network news talk show started out as a radio promotion for a magazine.
In 1945, Lawrence Spivak was the publisher of American Mercury, the 21-year-old irreverent brainchild of legendary Baltimore Sun reporter H.L. Mencken and drama critic George Jean Nathan.
To promote the magazine, which had suffered financial difficulties over the years, Spivak decided to co-produce and co-host a radio talk show with journalist Martha Rountree called "American Mercury Presents: Meet the Press." Rountree was the show's first moderator.
Two years later in 1947, "Meet the Press" premiered on NBC-TV, where for nearly 30 years Spivak was a panelist and moderator. The show's first guest was James A. Farley, postmaster general of the United States.
At first, the show aired only in New York. But it became a hit, and NBC soon took it national. The show was so popular that President John F. Kennedy once called it the "51st state."
Spivak was known for his tough questioning: "Since I wasn't beholden to anybody, I just felt that the question had to be asked. It just had to be fair and informative and accurate," he said.
In 1964, Spivak asked Indira Gandhi if she "would like to be prime minister of India," the post her father, Jawaharlal Nehru, had held since India's independence in 1947. "I would not," was her response. Her father died a month after the interview. She became India's first female prime minister in 1966.
In its history, "Meet the Press" has had nine moderators, including Tim Russert, current managing editor and, at 16 years, the show's longest serving moderator. (Russert also is a trustee of the Newseum.)
Unlike "Meet the Press," American Mercury never experienced overwhelming success. Circulation was more than 75,000 in 1928, but sales declined after the stock market crashed the following year. Through controversy, several owners and at least one name change, the magazine finally went out of business in 1980. Spivak died in 1994.


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After an earthquake, injured victims will look for help at local hospitals, but will the hospitals be in shape to offer assistance? In Southern California, hospitals are getting prepared for a "big one" with a system that uses GIS technology to estimate hospital building damage and related effects on hospital services. In March 2009, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties completed a two-year study that analyzes economic loss; population impact; and damage to essential facilities including fire and police stations, hospitals, and schools.
The study utilized Hazus-MH—loss estimation software based on GIS technology—to calculate estimated physical damage and functional loss from earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes. Two earthquake scenarios provided local decision makers with a more complete understanding of the impact these disasters would have. Area hospital groups were especially interested in using the analysis results to get a better view of which hospital facilities might be damaged and how many and where acute care beds would be available.
Forewarned is to be forearmed," said Christina Bivona-Tellez, regional vice president of the Hospital Association of Southern California. "If we are left standing, do we have the capacity to protect and save lives? Both Riverside and San Bernardino counties are sitting on the San Andreas Fault, and we are overdue for an earthquake." The probability of a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquake striking the greater Los Angeles area over the next 30 years is 67 percent according to the Working Group on California Earthquake Probabilities.
Hazus-MH was developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under contract with the National Institute of Building Sciences. Hazus-MH operates as an extension to ESRI's ArcGIS ArcView software to map and display region-specific hazard data along with the results of loss and damage assessments. It also uses Microsoft SQL Server to manage the extensive amount of data generated for a given regional loss estimate.
The extension has a number of complex analysis modules that are initiated through the Hazus–ArcGIS graphical user interface. Databases include inventory databases (aggregated to geographic units of either census block or census tract) and site-specific inventory databases, such as essential facilities databases that include hospitals. Analysis modules apply structural engineering and other loss methodologies to estimate damage to structures and infrastructure, the results of which can then be visualized on maps using ArcGIS functionality.
For the hospitals in the recent pilot studies, building-specific inventory data was assembled and imported into Hazus-MH. In the earthquake scenarios, hospital facilities were overlaid onto maps of earthquake shaking, and the software's structural analysis module determined the probability that each hospital facility would end up in any one of five defined damage states. This damage state distribution was combined with inventory data on licensed acute care hospital beds to produce a damage measurement in terms of bed availability.
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The two other county CECs provided existing data or helped create new data by collecting information on structures such as date built, type, square footage, replacement costs, and backup power availability. The hospitals' engineering and environmental services departments also provided detailed information.
Bed Availability Affected
One of the outputs of the Hazus-MH analysis computed an availability of acute care hospital beds for the hospitals. Under the scenario of a 6.9-magnitude earthquake on the Newport-Inglewood Fault, preliminary damage estimates for Orange County indicated that 47 percent of existing hospital beds would be available. Given a 6.6-magnitude earthquake on the San Joaquin Hills Fault, 32 percent of beds would be available.
Making the Most of the Analysis
This study required preparation of accurate inventory databases that can support accurate loss estimate analyses. By developing these databases before a disaster strikes, local communities can produce realistic loss estimates that can be used after a real event until actual loss data can be collected. The counties have now consolidated detailed engineering information about hospital structures and the location of hospital facilities and beds per building. Participating agencies have also established communications and practiced running Hazus-MH before they need it during a real event.
In addition to supporting improved real-time response, the results also support emergency response planning and can be used to establish priorities for hazard mitigation projects. For example, under a magnitude 7.8 earthquake scenario along the southern portion of the San Andreas Fault, analysis showed that San Bernardino County's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) would experience heavy damage (it sits directly on the fault). Based on these results, the county applied for and was awarded a FEMA grant to improve the EOC facility.


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