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Even though RB Peyton Barber missed most of last season, the colleges haven't missed out on him.
Georgia Tech was the latest offer for the 5-foot-11, 220-pound tailback from Milton High School. Barber said he got the news over the phone on Thursday, and will go meet with Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson on Friday.
"I feel really excited and blessed about Georgia Tech," Barber said. "I was hurt for most of the season. I only played in four games. I really didn't think I'd get more offers after Clemson. Then they started rolling in. I feel blessed and excited."
Barber, who sports a 2.9 GPA and wants to major in Business Management or Liberal Arts, also has early offers from Clemson, North Carolina, Vanderbilt, Central Florida, Kentucky and Louisville.
Had Barber not suffered a severe high ankle sprain in a preseason scrimmage last summer, he would likely be one of the state's top-ranked running backs.
"He's a slasher type of runner," Milton coach Howie DeCristofaro said. "He can run through you or around you. His first 20 yards are pretty good for a guy around 220 pounds.
"Now he's back 100-percent healthy. He's a big and strong back. He ran the 100 meters in 11.4 seconds last week."
Barber also won a state championship in the 225-pound class of the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association State Weightlifting Meet. Barber had a bench of 335, power clean of 310 and a squat of 525.
What does Barber think of Georgia Tech? "I like the way they run the triple option. I like the campus, and I like how the coaches are direct and honest with you."
Barber says he does not have a leader and will visit Vanderbilt on March 25 and Clemson next month.
You can watch Barber's highlight film by clicking here
Note: Milton may have the state's top RB duo next year. Trayvon Paulk (5-11, 190) ran for 1,110 yards this past season as a sophomore and has an early offer from Kentucky.
– By Michael Carvell, AJC Recruiting Blog
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March 8th, 2012
9:36 pm
March 8th, 2012
9:41 pm
Dan, you know what I said about godawgs!
March 8th, 2012
9:43 pm
put a little bit of ointment on it and stop itching…
March 8th, 2012
9:53 pm
Damn. Milton must be much better than when I was playing for them under Coach Paul.
March 8th, 2012
10:00 pm
What does Barber think of Georgia Tech? "I like the way they run the triple option. I like the campus, and I like how the coaches are direct and honest with you."
Go Jackets!
March 8th, 2012
10:06 pm
We do not need anymore running back do we? nah i don't think so….Gt can have him…
March 8th, 2012
10:08 pm
March 8th, 2012
10:15 pm
Seems to me like the next stud to step up to the plate at B back
March 8th, 2012
10:38 pm
As a dawg fan, i still like the computer geeks to win the ACC, I hate VA. TECH
and would love to see 14th st. start kicking a$$ instead of being famous for hotdogs and muggings
——————-coach paul can rule fla.st and clemson but the techies know that its still a butt whoop-in
———————–come rivalry game.—————13-1 2012 for tech, —ga45—tech28, there only loss
March 8th, 2012
11:05 pm
If Coach Saban doesn't want him, the kid isn't worth the trouble.
March 8th, 2012
11:06 pm
2.9 gpa in georgia public schools? What happened to the myth that tech only recruits The smartest players with the highest gpa's and sat scores?
March 8th, 2012
11:11 pm
he still has to get through admissions, and we saw this past recruiting season that the Admissions Department holds their own…this kid better get that GPA up and hope he does well on his SATs.
March 8th, 2012
11:11 pm
Athens BB Sniper Strikes Again!
UGA Athlete Stuffs Hash Browns Down HER Pants
Mark Richt Recruit Arrested
UGA Football Player Arrested for Violent Act Against Pregnant Girlfriend
Mark Richt Sings "Happy Birthday" to Shirtless Teenage Boy
UGA Reports Another Recruiting Violation
Bulldogs Football Player Arrested on Weapons Charge
UGA Football Recruits Steal Valuables & Cash from Other Players in Locker Rooms
NASCAR Takes Away Race for Lowly Georgia
Atlanta Braves Best (and Only REAL) Sports Organization in Georgia
Herschel Walker Turns 50 Years Old… and Will NEVER Play Football for Georgia Again
Coach Mark Richt Still Winless in BCS Title Games
Kirby Smart Rejects Georgia… Again…. to Stay with Winner in Tuscaloosa
and, of course:
March 8th, 2012
11:39 pm
"I like how the coaches are direct and honest with you."
No wonder Bama isn't recruiting this kid…
March 8th, 2012
11:44 pm
March 9th, 2012
1:12 am
Georgia doesn't want him—tech's taking anyone who will commit.
March 9th, 2012
8:03 am
Great Highlight Video. Where is the one against Walton where Blaylock drills barber and he has to be helped off the field.
March 9th, 2012
8:05 am
Shouldn't barber commit to three schools since he moves every other year?
March 9th, 2012
12:15 pm
The kid looks pretty good, if I were him I would chose Louisville.
March 9th, 2012
12:29 pm
When healthy, this kid is a stud.
March 9th, 2012
1:05 pm
Barber didn't play against Walton, he got hurt in the Chattahoochee scrimmage. But, I do say that those Blaylock twins were two of the best safety tandems that I have seen in a long time.
March 9th, 2012
3:06 pm
Barber, who sports a 2.9 GPA and wants to major in Business Management or Liberal Arts, also has early offers from Clemson, North Carolina, Vanderbilt, Central Florida, Kentucky and Louisville.
I wonder does this Recruit know how bad that GT alums criticize Recruits that have 2.9 GPAs and how bad that they criticize Recruits that plan on Majoring in "Liberal Arts"?
I'm just waiting on the hypocrisy to manifest itself with all the claims of "I've never heard that" from the GT fans and the CPJ-Boot-Licking-Toadies that will now try to distance themselves from such remarks.
March 12th, 2012
3:04 pm
yet another former wheeler wildcat getting d 1 offers. thats about 5 now that should have been a wheeler high. Tyren jones Eddie printz Josh danforth Peyton barber Shamire Devine…..


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Youths and on-the-job danger
July 15, 1999
Agriculture is one of the most dangerous industries for youths. Between 1992 and 1997, forty percent of fatal injuries to workers under 18 occurred on farms.
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Of the 403 youths fatally injured on the job, 162 were working in agriculture. Over half of youth deaths in agriculture were related to transportation.
Retail trade was the next most dangerous industry for youths in the 1992-97 period—87 fatality victims worked in retail trade. Homicide accounted for close to two-thirds of these fatalities.
These data are a product of the BLS Safety and Health Statistics Program. Additional information is available in "Research Summary: Fatal Injuries and Young Workers" (PDF 31K), Compensation and Working Conditions, Summer 1999.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Youths and on-the-job danger on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1999/jul/wk2/art04.htm (visited September 22, 2014).
Spotlight on Statistics: Productivity
This edition of Spotlight on Statistics examines labor productivity trends from 2000 through 2010 for selected industries and sectors within the nonfarm business sector of the U.S. economy. Read more »

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Here's your chance to share a photo of your favorite tractor.
Written By Larry Gay
During the 1930s, most of the major tractor companies continued to offer a variety of sizes of standard-tread tractors. Usually there was a standard-tread version for each size of row-crop tractor plus one larger size that was available only in a standard-tread configuration. In 1938, the Avery Farm Machinery Company of Peoria, Illinois, (the third organization of the company after being in bankruptcy in 1924 and again during the Great Depression) introduced the Avery Ro-Trak tractor which was a combination row-crop and standard-tread tractor. The ability to change configurations made the Ro-Trak unique.
The Avery Ro-Trak was a streamlined, 2-plow tractor with each front wheel mounted below a vertical cylinder. The cylinders were attached to swing arms which permitted the front wheels to be positioned on each side of the front of the tractor for a standard-tread configuration or together in front of the tractor for a row-crop configuration. The front position resulted in a longer 100-inch wheel base and provided space on the sides of the tractor for mounting a cultivator. The front wheel tread was 16 inches as a row-crop tractor and 56 inches as a standard-tread tractor. The rear wheel tread could be set at 56 inches which enabled two wheels to run in the furrow when plowing or at 84 inches for cultivating. Other intermediate settings were available for crops planted in 24- to 30-inch rows or in 14- to 18-inch rows.
Avery advertised that on most farms the position of the front wheels would need to be changed only twice a year. The standard-tread position could be used for plowing, seed bed preparation, and planting. Then the tractor would be changed to the row-crop position for cultivating. The second change would return the tractor to the standard-tread configuration for combining, corn picking, and highway hauling. The company said one man with wrenches and a jack could change the position of the front wheels in 30 minutes.
The Ro-Trak was powered by a 6-cylinder Hercules engine which was matched with a 3-speed transmission with a maximum speed of 18 mph. The vertical cylinders contained springs which enabled each front wheel to act independently when traveling over bumpy ground. Rubber tires were standard equipment and the PTO, belt pulley, fenders, and headlights were optional. Unfortunately, the Ro-Trak tractor was short lived, because R. G. LeTourneau bought the company in 1941 and started using the factory to build earth moving equipment for the war effort.
Larry Gay is the author of four tractor books published by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, including Farm Tractors 1975-1995 and Farm Tractors 1995-2005. The four books may be obtained from ASABE by calling 800-695-2723.
On my way home from work one evening in February 1979, I was passed by a semi-truck carrying a strange object as I pulled onto I-80. After catching up to the truck, I saw a "mystery tractor" with four equal-sized wheels, a long red hood, and a cab on the rear before I had to slow for my exit. A few days later, I attended the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville and there was my "mystery tractor" in the International Harvester display. The sign said it was the new International 2 + 2 tractor.
The unique International 2 + 2 tractor was an articulated, 4-wheel-drive tractor designed to be a row-crop tractor with the operator's station located on the rear half. The front portion had the engine located ahead of the front axle to provide more weight for the front wheels. The engine compartment was fully enclosed to reduce the noise level. The fuel tank was located in the front portion, behind the engine and front axle. The rear half of the 2 +2 tractor, behind the articulated joint, was essentially the rear portion of the 86 series of 2-wheel-drive tractors.
The International 2 + 2 tractor was introduced as two models. The 3388 was rated at 130 PTO horsepower and the 3588 at 150 PTO horsepower. Both models were powered by 6-cylinder International turbocharged diesel engines with a 436-cubic-inch displacement for the 3388 and 466 cubic inches for the 3588. The Torque Amplifier transmission used a 2-range on-the-go shift with an 8-speed transmission to provide 16 forward speeds. The cab with an integral ROPS was equipped with a heater and air conditioning. The control console to the right side of the deluxe seat contained the hydraulic controls and the one on the left side provided the shift levers for the transmission. The wheels were mounted on bar axles which provided adjustable wheel treads of 60 to 104 inches. The 3-point hitch and independent PTO were standard equipment.
For the 1980 model year, International Harvester expanded its line of 2 +2 tractors with a third model, the 3788. It was rated at 170 PTO horsepower with the 6-cylinder, 466-cubic-inch International turbocharged diesel engine and provided 12 forward speeds. The 88 series of 2-wheel-drive tractors replaced the 86 series for 1982 with new cabs with a right-side control console, lower sound levels, and a choice of interiors. These changes carried over to the 2 + 2 models, along with a new electro-hydraulic brake for easier shifting, and the 3388, 3588, and 3788 became the 6388, 6588, and 6788, respectively. The power ratings remained at 130, 150, and 170 PTO horsepower. At the 1984 fall farm shows, IH introduced two models of the Super 70 series of 2 + 2 tractors. However, these never reached full production due to the purchase of International Harvester's farm equipment division by Tenneco.
Larry Gay is the author of four tractor books and the "Machinery Milestones" articles in Heritage Iron magazine. To learn more about this magazine which focuses on the 1960-1985 era, go to heritageiron.com or call 1-855-old iron.
During the late 1930s, the tractor companies began to realize small farms needed a tractor smaller than the 2-plow, 2-row cultivating tractor. As a result, the Allis-Chalmers B, the John Deere L, and the Farmall A tractors were introduced. These were rated as 1-plow tractors which straddled one row when cultivating corn or cotton and were the size needed to replace the horses and mules on small farms. Each of these tractors utilized a minimum amount of frame between the engine and transmission to provide good visibility for the operator when cultivating. In 1947, International Harvester introduced the Farmall Cub, a smaller version of the Farmall A, and Allis-Chalmers introduced its Model G tractor in 1948.
The Allis-Chalmers G tractor was unique as the engine was located at the rear of the tractor, behind the rear axle. The fuel tank was placed over the rear axle and the transmission and operator's seat were located just ahead of the rear axle. The only structure between the operator and the front wheels was an arched frame consisting of two thin tubular members. The matching plow, planter, or cultivator was carried under the arched frame, ahead of the operator, for excellent visibility. A variety of planters and cultivators were available for planting and cultivating a single row of corn or cotton, two rows of large vegetables, or four rows of small vegetables.
The power plant for the Model G was a Continental 4-cylinder gasoline engine with a 2.38-inch bore and a 3.50-inch stroke which resulted in a 62-cubic-inch displacement. This provided 10.3 belt horsepower and about nine drawbar horsepower which enabled the Model G to "push" a 1-bottom, 12-inch moldboard plow. The unique configuration of the Model G with the weight of the engine, transmission, and operator over the rear axle provided excellent traction. The 4-speed transmission provided a special low speed of 1.6 mph at the rated engine speed of 1,800 rpm and even slower at partial throttle for close cultivation of small crops. The other three speeds were 2.2, 3.5, and 7.0 mph.
Both the front and rear wheel treads were adjustable in 4-inch increments from 36 to 64 inches. The 6.00-30 rear tires were narrow enough to fit between the rows of closely spaced crops. Although the Model G was a small, low-cost tractor, standard equipment included a starter, electric lights, a muffler, and a swinging drawbar. The belt pulley and a hydraulic lift for the implements were optional.
The Allis-Chalmers G tractor was produced from 1948 through 1955 and is still being used by some growers of specialty crops. Also its unique design makes it is very popular with tractor collectors.
Larry Gay is the author of four tractor books published by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, including Farm Tractors 1975-1995 and Farm Tractors 1995-2005. The four books may be obtained from ASABE by calling 800-695-2723.
Tractor Trendsetter: Case 70 Series
Written By Larry Gay
Cabs for farm tractors began to become popular during the 1960s. However, these were built by aftermarket suppliers and sold as attachments. Although these early cabs provided the operator protection from the weather, they often increased the noise level for the operator, collected dust, and offered no protection in case of a tractor roll-over. In 1966, John Deere introduced its Roll-Gard, a 2-post roll-over protective structure (ROPS). Later, John Deere offered a Roll-Gard Cab which consisted of the Roll-Gard and a purchased cab which was large enough to fit around the Roll-Gard. For the 1970 model year, J. I. Case introduced four models of the 70 series of row-crop tractors with a new cab which incorporated a 4-post ROPS in the basic structure of the cab. This cab made the Case 70 series a tractor trendsetter.
The Case 770, 870, 970, and 1070 Agri King tractors were introduced to the Case dealers at the "Intro 70" meeting in August 1969. The new models replaced the 30 series tractors and were rated as 4-5 plow, 5-plow, 6-plow, and 7-plow tractors, respectively. At Nebraska, the four tractors developed 56, 71, 85, and 100 PTO horsepower. The 770 and 870 were powered by 4-cylinder Case engines and the 970 and 1070 were equipped with 6-cylinder Case engines. The 1070 was available with only a 451-cubic-inch diesel engine and the others offered a choice of gasoline or diesel engines. All the engines were new with a 5-inch stroke and bore sizes ranging from 4 to 4.62 inches. An 8-speed dual-range transmission was standard and a new partial powershift transmission with three powershift speeds in each of four ranges was optional.
Operator comfort and safety were featured on these new tractors with rubber mountings under the platform, a choice of three seats, a control console beside the seat, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel column, and the new cab with the ROPS built into the frame of the cab. The cab featured tight seals, two pressurizing fans, and optional heat and air conditioning. The 70 series tractors could be equipped with a 2-post ROPS instead of the cab and a seat belt was standard with either the cab or the ROPS. After the cab was designed by Case engineers, extensive testing was conducted by rolling the tractor over to insure the glass exploded outward and there was an adequate space for the operator if the cab partially crushed.
Larry Gay is the author of four tractor books published by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, including Farm tractors 1975-1995 and farm tractors 1995-2005. The four books may be obtained from ASABE by calling 800-695-2723.
Tractor Trendsetter: Farmall A
Written By Larry Gay
International Harvester introduced the Farmall tractor in 1924 which was a new type of tractor that could perform the regular tractor functions and also cultivate row crops. The high rear axles provided the clearance needed to straddle two rows when cultivating and the closely-spaced front wheels ran between the two rows. By 1933, the Farmall line had been expanded to three sizes, but all three had the same basic configuration for cultivating two rows as the original Farmall. In 1939, International Harvester introduced the Farmall A with an offset design which provided maximum visibility when cultivating one-row. This new configuration made the Farmall A a tractor trendsetter.
The Farmall A positioned the engine and transmission to the left of the tractor's centerline and the operator's seat was located to the right, next to the right rear fender. The steering wheel, clutch pedal, and two brake pedals were directly in front of the operator. The operator's unobstructed view was advertised as Culti-Vision. The small Farmall A was a 1-plow tractor with a wide front axle which placed the front wheels in line with the rear wheels. It was powered by a 4-cylinder, 113-cubic-inch International gasoline engine with a 3-inch bore and a 4-inch stroke. The transmission provided four-forward speeds and one in reverse.
The Farmall B tractor was introduced shortly after the Farmall A and featured the same engine and offset operator's station. However, it was built with a longer left rear axle and a single front wheel which enabled it to cultivate two rows. Dual front wheels were optional for the model B. The Farmall Cub, introduced for 1947, was a smaller version of the Farmall A and featured the offset design and a three-speed transmission. In 1948, the Super A replaced the A and the C replaced the B. The C had a conventional configuration for a 2-row cultivating tractor with the engine, transmission, and operator's station on the centerline of the tractor, but the Super A and the Cub continued with the unique offset design.
The Farmall 100 replaced the Super A for 1955 and became the 130 for 1957, followed by the 140 for 1959. The Cub didn't change its name, but did receive updates. However, the offset design was retained for all the variations, with the Cub remaining in production through 1979. The 140 was replaced by the International 274 Offset built by Kimco of Japan for the 1981 model year. The offset operator's station was adopted by Oliver for its Super 44 tractor in 1957. Ford entered the 1-row cultivating tractor market in 1959 with its 541 model. It had the engine and transmission offset to the left of the tractor's centerline, but the operator's station was centered between the rear wheels.
Larry Gay is the author of four farm tractor books published by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, including Farm Tractors 1975-1995 and Farm Tractors 1995-2005. The four books may be obtained from ASABE by calling 800-695-2723.


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The Enterprise has compiled a list of activities for school vacation week, which is February 17 through 21. The museums, clubs and organizations have events available for members and nonmembers.
The Boys & Girls Club of Cape Cod in Mashpee has organized a variety of field trips off-Cape . Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Falmouth and Green Briar Nature Center in Sandwich have outdoor events exploring nature.
National Marine Life Center in Buzzards Bay has turtles and other marine animals to see, along with related activities. Cotuit Center for the Arts has workshops with scavenger hunts for two age groups: 6 to 9, and 10 and older.
Just off-Cape, Plimoth Plantation is inviting children to discover the 17th century with activities at the plantation and the grist mill, including earning digital badges throughout the week.
You can see our complete list of things to do during February Vacation here.
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Kyrie [5'01]
Gloria [7'05]
Credo [8'24]
Sanctus and Benedictus [9'25]
Agnus Dei [10'22]
Missa L'homme armé sexti toni [33'00]
Kyrie [3'39]
Gloria [6'41]
Credo [9'34]
Sanctus and Benedictus [5'04]
Agnus Dei I, II & III [8'02]
Two Masses by Josquin based on the popular L'homme armé melody.
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There were at least thirty-one Mass-settings based on the L'homme armé melody in the Renaissance period. The two by Josquin des Prés were written about half-way through the spectrum, between those of Dufay and Ockeghem on the one hand and the two each by Morales and Palestrina on the other. It is especially valuable to hear the Josquin settings together, since it is assumed that while writing the earlier of them, Super voces musicales, he conceived new compositional challenges which were to be confronted in Sexti toni. There is an extra merit in having a performance of Super voces musicales on disc, since I believe that, on account of its length and the tessitura of its voice parts, a concert performance of it complete would be virtually impossible.
The earliest reliable source of the L'homme armé melody is a late-fifteenth-century manuscript in Naples, which contains six anonymous Masses based on the song. The text may be translated, 'Fear the armed man. Word has gone out that everyone should arm himself with a haubregon1 of iron', which may refer to a crusade against the Turks (see Lewis Lockwood in Grove, 1980). This Neapolitan version of L'homme armé poses two unresolved problems; whether it was originally a monophonic song or the tenor of a lost three-voice chanson; and whether it originally had any more verses, as the refrain structure rather suggests. Apart from the composers already mentioned, there were Mass-settings founded on L'homme armé by Busnois (who was said, by Pietro Aaron in 1523, to have been the original composer of the song), Regis, Tinctoris, Obrecht, Brumel, Mouton, de Silva, Carver and several others. The series was finally closed in the seventeenth century by Carissimi, who crowned the tradition with a twelve-voice work.
At first hearing, the two Josquin L'homme armé Masses are worlds apart. One might guess that Super voces musicales was a medieval composition, and Sexti toni a mature Renaissance one. In fact the manuscript evidence is that they were probably both from Josquin's so-called 'middle' period, which ended around the year 1500, though it is assumed that Super voces musicales was written first. They were both printed by Petrucci in 1502.
The title Super voces musicales indicates that the L'homme armé melody is quoted in turn on every note of the hexachord. This ascent starts on C in the Kyrie, proceeds to D in the Gloria, to E in the Credo, F in the Sanctus (given again, complete, in both 'Hosannas'), G in the first Agnus Dei (incomplete) and A in the third (by which time it has at last become too high for the 'tenors' to sing and has been transferred to the top part). The only sections to be completely free of the tune are 'pleni sunt caeli' in the Sanctus, the Benedictus and the second Agnus Dei, of which the two latter are mensuration canons for two and three voices respectively. The second Agnus Dei is made particularly complicated in that the top part is given the canon in triple time against the different duples of the two parts beneath it. The second halves of the Gloria and Credo (beginning at 'Qui tollis' and 'Et incarnatus est') are based on the melody in strict retrograde, with the Credo containing one more statement of the melody, the right way round, from 'Confiteor' in a syncopated rhythm. It is because the mathematical framework in this Mass is more apparent than in Sexti toni that it sounds the more old-fashioned of the two. Also untypical of late-Renaissance music is Josquin's decision to write here for four voice-parts which continuously overlap each other: the top part low, the bottom part high and the two in the middle of roughly complementary ranges. But there can be no doubt that he knew exactly what he was doing, for the characteristically dense texture of this Mass is just as expressive, though in a different way, as the rather widely spread writing in Sexti toni.
Josquin's Mass Sexti toni ('in the sixth mode') is so called because he has transposed the melody to make its final note F (as opposed to the more normal G), giving it a major-key tonality. This element of transposition is one of the features borrowed from Super voces musicales, though there, as we have seen, it was turned into a constructional principle. The idea of stating the melody in retrograde has also been transferred from the other Mass, though instead of giving the direct and retrograde forms in consecutive statements as he did before, here in the third Agnus Dei Josquin states them both at the same time. These form the lowest two parts in a movement where the number of voice-parts has been increased from four to six, and the upper voices are in two paired canons at the unison. While this shows exceptional compositional virtuosity, the actual sound in this final Agnus Dei is most unfamiliar, suggesting, if anything, the methods of such modern minimalist composers as Philip Glass.
The remainder of the setting seems more relaxed though, in fact, Josquin can be heard to be constantly trying out new speeds, new rhythms and new scorings for the L'homme armé tune, now complete, now with a few notes used as the basis for an ostinato pattern or a canon. The wide overall range of the four voice-parts brings to the writing the kind of sonority which is associated with Palestrina, and Josquin constantly uses this to imaginative effect, nowhere more memorably than at 'Et resurrexit' in the Credo. For showing all these different aspects of his extraordinary technique, this Mass must rank as one of the most accomplished productions of a composer long held to be the greatest writer of his time.
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Some investment advisers are entertaining that possibility, especially in light of Monday's triple-digit loss in the Dow.
- Cramer: Commodities are in charge right now
Starting with copper, they have brought the market down and will continue to do so.
- Billionaires are hoarding piles of cash
A new study finds members of this global elite are stashing an average $600 million each.
Customers say the Internet service provider has threatened to cancel service, but the company says it has no problem with the browser.
Comcast completely denies their claims. In a blog post, the company said, "We have no policy against Tor, or any other browser or software. Customers are free to use their Xfinity Internet service to visit any website, use any app, and so forth."
According to a report on Deepdotweb, Comcast customer representatives have branded Tor "illegal" and told customers that using it is against the company's policies.
Tor is a type of Web browser that, in theory, makes all your Internet activity private. The software routes traffic through a series of other connected Internet users, making it difficult for governments and private companies to monitor your Internet usage.
Stocks drift lower and bonds are hit as investors await the Fed. Prepare for higher volatility this week.
By Anthony Mirhaydari
With summer vacations fading evermore into distant memory, investors are being faced with increasingly treacherous market conditions in a month that historically has been a poor performer.
On Monday (the six-year anniversary of Lehman Bros. imploding), stocks finished mostly lower as bonds were hit once again heading into Wednesday's critical Federal Reserve policy meeting statement.
In the end, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) lost a fraction as it remains below the 2000 level. The Nasdaq Composite Index ($COMPX) lost 1.1 percent as the approaching Alibaba IPO is sucking the wind out of big tech stocks.
Notably, the Russell 2000 ($TOMX) lost 1.2 percent as it dropped below its 50- and 200-day moving averages.
One analyst thinks the struggling electronics chain could be an attractive buy and complement other commerce initiatives.
Investors are giving a nod of approval to news Monday that RadioShack's (RSH) chief financial officer has stepped down amid flagging sales.
However, one analyst has an even more drastic solution to the consumer electronic chain's turnaround woes: a takeover by Amazon (AMZN).
Rob Peck of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who has a buy rating on Amazon, said the ongoing convergence of e-commerce and brick-and-mortar retail makes RadioShack an attractive buy for Amazon.
It would complement other local commerce initiatives run by other e-commerce giants, including the same-day delivery services run by eBay (EBAY) and Google (GOOG) and Amazon's own grocery delivery business.
Venture capitalist Bill Gurley says Silicon Valley is 'taking on an excessive amount of risk.'
Respected venture capitalist Bill Gurley is sounding the alarm on the startup industry.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Gurley says the current environment reminds him of the tech bubble that formed in the late 1990s.
Every incremental day that goes past I have this feeling a little bit more. I think that Silicon Valley as a whole or that the venture-capital community or startup community is taking on an excessive amount of risk right now. Unprecedented since '99. In some ways less silly than '99 and in other ways more silly than in '99.
Gurley adds, "No one's fearful, everyone's greedy, and it will eventually end."
Oil and natural-gas wells have become more productive -- a potent trend that should keep the fuels flowing.
Skeptics of the U.S. energy boom say it can't last much longer because it requires drilling an ever-increasing number of wells.
But the boom already has lasted longer than anyone would have imagined just a decade ago and has more room to run.
That's because oil and natural-gas wells have become more productive -- an unrecognized but potent trend that should keep the fuels flowing.
Back in 2003, the energy industry had just begun combining the techniques of drilling horizontal bores through shale and then using hydraulic fracturing -- shooting tons of water, chemicals and sand into the rocks.
Don't be tempted by these names, whose dividends distract from their otherwise uncompelling stories.
By John Divine
Dividend stocks appeal to the investor's most primal craving: cash. We all know cash is king.
Some investors who are further along in life need steady cash dividends to supplement their retirement. Some investors won't need that cash for many years, though, but that's fine -- dividends can be a tremendous boost to your portfolio if you automatically reinvest them.
However, when the underlying asset producing that cash is at risk, unstable or weakening, investors need to exercise extreme caution.
The following three dividend stocks are long-term traps: The underlying businesses just aren't that great, and poor share-price performance threatens to undercut the gains made from dividends.
Anheuser-Busch is reportedly talking to banks about financing in what could be a roughly $122 billion deal to buy SABMiller.
The world's largest brewers appear to be angling to get even bigger, with reports saying Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) is in talks with banks to finance a deal to buy SABMiller PLC, which itself sought to buy Dutch brewer Heineken NV in a deal that was rejected.
AB InBev is reportedly talking to banks about financing what could be a roughly $122 billion deal to buy SABMiller, The Wall Street Journal reported, a deal that would combine the globe's top two beer makers.
A potential merger between those two giants has been rumored for years, a deal that would join AB InBev's portfolio -- which includes Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona -- with SABMiller's Coors, Miller and Leinenkugel's.
Markus 'Notch' Persson says he wasn't motivated by money to close the deal. 'It's about my sanity.'
Markus "Notch" Persson (pictured), the game's developer, has mixed emotions about the success of his company.
"As soon as this deal is finalized, I will leave Mojang and go back to doing Ludum Dares and small web experiments," Persson said in a blog post. "If I ever accidentally make something that seems to gain traction, I'll probably abandon it immediately."
Persson said he had wanted to step down from the development of Minecraft "a relatively long time ago," but he said he stuck with the team because "people said I was important for the culture, [so] I stayed."
Competitors including McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts would be wise to carve their own seasonal niches rather than copy a pumpkin-spiced favorite.
By Jason Notte, TheStreet
Setting your calendar to Starbucks (SBUX) pumpkin spice latte is a bit basic, but reeling in repeat customers with a signature seasonal items is basically just a great idea.
The Starbucks pumpkin spice latte inhabits a place in our culture that the coffee chain's fast-food competitors and retail counterparts just can't find. In its 11th year of existence, the pumpkin spice latte has its own Twitter feed (@TheRealPSL), its own Tumblr, a post-Labor-Day release date, secret codes to get the drink as early as Aug. 26 and lengthy historical accounts and passionate defenses from esteemed publications. The flavor has been replicated so often by competitors including McDonald's (MCD), Dunkin Donuts (DNKN) and even Mars' M&M's, that the amount of "pumpkin spice"-- a mix of pumpkin, nutmeg and cinnamon -- in food served by restaurants increased 234 percent from 2008 to 2012, according to Datassential Menu Trends.
The chain sold the one-of-a-kind item for $129, and said its stains and holes were due to discoloration and natural fray.
Kent State University, the site of a shooting in 1970 that killed four students, criticized Urban Outfitters (URBN) for selling a sweatshirt with its college logo and what appears to be splattered blood.
"We take great offense to a company using our pain for their publicity and profit," the Ohio university said in a statement online. "This item is beyond poor taste and trivializes a loss of life that still hurts the Kent State community today."
Urban Outfitters, a retail chain with a history of stocking controversial items, sold the one-of-a kind item for $129 on its website as part of an assortment of vintage clothing.
The company said on Twitter today that there was no blood on the shirt, and the stains and holes were a result of discoloration and "natural wear and fray."
The company launched the soda brand in the 1990s to compete with Mountain Dew. Sales didn't exactly take off.
The company will start selling 12-packs of Surge on Amazon (AMZN) today, writes Sapna Maheshwari at Buzzfeed.
Surge was launched in the '90s to compete with Mountain Dew. But the drink failed to sell and was discontinued 12 years ago.
In a statement, Coca-Cola says that it is launching Surge in a response to an online campaign.
A Facebook group called "SURGE Movement" has more than 100,000 fans on Facebook. The page was founded by Evan Carr of California in 2012.
Investors who are shelving the stock should consider putting it in their basket instead.
Is it Whole Foods (WFM) vs. Kroger (KR)? Or is the world big enough for both?
I think the answer is the latter, and while Whole Foods has stumbled of late and Kroger's been red hot, I am beginning to wonder if we aren't nearing the end of the lack of performance from the best natural and organic retailer in the country.
First, a word about Kroger. It was a magnificent performer, once again, last week, talking about accelerating comparable-store sales -- an astounding 4.8 percent when I was looking for slightly more than 4 percent -- and an exciting integration of both Vitacost, an on-line vitamin company, and Harris Teeter, a recently purchased supermarket chain. The former gave the company terrific e-commerce tools and the latter is just the kind of classic expansion that allows for Krogerization of the North Carolina operation. Kroger's still selling at less than a market multiple despite its excellent execution, amazingly strong private label operation and a healthy embrace of natural and organic foods.
The tech company's core business should be worth $5 billion, almost none of which is realized in its current price.
Alibaba Group is about to take the IPO crown when it's expected to debut on Sept 18. It's a long-awaited debut for what is the largest Internet and e-commerce based company in the world.
While relatively unknown in the west, Alibaba has a myriad of operations, and investments, from its Alibaba marketplace (wholesale business-to-business sales and service), Taobao marketplace (think Amazon and eBay combined), Alipay (think PayPal and all mobile payments combined), TMall (think online Best Buy), cloud services (think SalesForce.com), Tudou (think Netflix and Youtube), and many more.
Basically almost everything you can buy or do on the internet in China, Alibaba has some ownership of it. It has also recently started expanding into a more global company, bringing its services and products to a larger audience.
The grocery giant expanded its Simple Truth line nationwide 2 years ago and has seen consistent growth.
Organic foods have long carried a price premium along with a certain snob appeal or caricature, depending on your view: fancy eats for affluent folks, not the hungry and thrifty masses.
So much for that stereotype. Organic products sold under Kroger's (KR) store brand are about to top $1 billion in annual sales.
The grocery giant expanded its Simple Truth natural and organic foods line nationwide two years ago and has seen consistent sales growth. The company touts the brand as being "Free From 101" artificial ingredients and preservatives.
Kroger says it has more than 35,000 products that are organic or natural, with about one-sixth of those added in the past year. (Natural foods are prepared with minimal processing and are not considered organic.)
The delivery company is feeling pressure from the ubiquity of free shipping, fierce competition from other delivery services and Amazon's power to drive down shipping costs.
When United Parcel Service (UPS) Chief Executive David Abney bought his first book from Amazon (AMZN) about 15 years ago, e-commerce seemed no more complicated than ordering from a catalog. "Pretty basic," he says.
Online sales have mushroomed since then into a huge business for the package-delivery company -- and a big problem.
Because of the ubiquity of free shipping, fierce competition from other delivery services and Amazon's power to drive down shipping costs as it gets even more enormous, UPS' average revenue on each Internet-related package it handles is dropping.
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Brooklyn Public Library gets new internet filters to block porn
New software on the computers at various Brooklyn Public Library branches promises to stop people from looking at pornographic videos near children.
Bloomberg rides 7 train where no man has gone before
Mayor Michael Bloomberg rode the 7 train on Friday to its new terminus at 34th St. and 11th Ave.
8-year-old boy hit, killed by car in Queens
The driver of a tractor trailer was arrested in the death of an 8-year-old boy in Queens.
Uber delivers holiday toys for charity
Car service company Uber spent Thursday, Dec. 19 playing Santa, with a program they dubbed Ubersleigh.
In final meeting of 2013, City Council bans e-cigs, styrofoam
In a final stated meeting replete of emotional goodbyes, the New York City Council passed legislation banning the use of e-cigarettes in public places, as well as the use of styrofoam citywide.
Slow buses given 'Schleppie,' 'Pokey' awards
The Straphangers Campaign and Transportation Alternatives gave "awards" to the city's slowest and least reliable bus lines.
Stepson charged with murder in Harlem stabbing
A man and his stepson were having an argument on Lenox Avenue in Harlem when the stepson pulled out a kitchen knife and stabbed his stepfather to death, police said.
Boy, 9, shot in broad daylight in the Bronx
A nine-year-old boy was shot in a hail of gunfire just as schools were letting out.
Doctors, longshoremen charged in prescription painkiller bust
Medical professionals from New Jersey and Staten Island, along with four longshoremen and a laborer, were arrested in a prescription painkiller bust.
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Join the Micke Grove Zoological Society on Saturday, September 13 from 5-8PM during National Hispanic Heritage Month sampling local and other regional wines and delicious tapas created by local restaurants. Entertainment, including the chance to meet Education Animal Ambassadors, will be provided while you stroll under the stars at the zoo and amazing raffle prizes will be available! $35/person, $60/couple. Proceeds benefit the Micke Grove Zoo Education Department. Hosted by the Micke Grove Zoological Society.
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Join us for wholesome family fun on Saturday, October 25 from 10AM-3PM! Perform at the Ogre Orchestra, meet and learn about Creepy Crawly Critters, play at the Monster Mash Up, and more!
Free for up to 3 kids in costume per paying adult ($5.00). Standard County parking fees apply.
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Flock on down and join the herd at the finish line of Micke Grove Zoo's 4th Annual Zoo Zoom! It's a race to pancakes!
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On Friday, May 11th, at 1pm (CDT) WebDesign.com will be hosting a free Advanced Gravity Forms Training event.
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Gravity Forms is an absolute must-install plugin for every WordPress-powered site. Gravity Forms is so much more than just an easy to use form creator. Whether you want to create interactive multi-tiered forms, or sell Grandma's latest crock-pot recipes, or enhance the user-registration experience, or require clients to sign-off (literally) on project milestones, or even revolutionize the way user's generate and post content on your site… Gravity Forms has got you covered.
This free advanced training event is not a getting started class. This class is for people who want to take Gravity Forms to the next level. Do you want to harness the built-in conditional logic so that Gravity Forms does the heavy lifting for you? Do you want to learn how to pass submitted data on to other fields in the form? Do you want to learn how to work with external API's to make Gravity Forms do even more? This this class is for you. This Friday, May 11th, at 1pm(CDT). Register your space here: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/559420106.


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There stands a tree whose climb I've shared,
Thereby, stacking hours, we'd fill our day.
Where boyhood dreams oft were pared,
While observing others passing our way.
This tree is huge, and through time's flow,
Climbers have been more than its share.
Beyond downward branches we would not go,
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In youth, one of our grandest trees,
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Google Business Pages "Finally" Go Live on Google Plus.
Dennis Troper, Director Product Management posted this comment on his G+ Stream today.
"You can look forward to many more features and improvements in the coming weeks and months. This is just the beginning! Keep the feedback coming"
After learning that Google Business Pages went live, I immediately hit the site and had a look around. I took a couple of screen shot of my online session. Here's a few visuals on how you can claim and/or create a Google Plus Business Page.
Google Business Pages Set-Up
Step 1 | Locate Your Google Business Pages or Place
Step 2 | Add Your Google Business Pages Information
One of the fastest way to grow your G+ Circles on Google Plus is to make sure you have the +1 Button easily noticed and accessible on all of your web sites.
This shot of Official Page for using G+ already has 1,198 +1 Hits on this page in less than 12 hours. The challenge is to attract attention to your G+ Business Page. How you promote your Google Business Pages, using keywords or SEO or email marketing to alert your user/readers will be a marketing issue moving forward.
Google Business Pages | Caveats
You might want to be a little cautious "before" you jump in with both feet on this one. I read more than a few "oops" comments from early movers on how they messed up this step or that step and didn't know whether to edit their Google Business Pages entry or try and modify it or remove it all together and add a new business page. I'll monitor closely the Official Page for using G+ and try and get my hands on the sure to arrive "cheat sheets" so I won't have to visit the Google Business Pages forum and try and trouble shoot any missteps I might make. We all know how limited customer support is from Google.
Future for Google Business Page on G+
I suspect Google Places Maps will eventually be absorbed by Google Business Pages for G+ so long as users can SEO this new platform the same way as we do with Google Maps. We can already +1 images on G+ and now we can create a Google Business Pages. Just like we did and so with Facebook Fan Pages, we can engage our friends and prospects and customers on G+. It will be interesting to see how this new business platform evolves over time.
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Pros: good gas mileage compared to the grand cherokee traded in on it.good looking for an suv.handles well,i don't know what the consumer reports and msn reviewers were looking for but mine has all the power you would ever need for normal driving.
Cons: huge blind spots caused by windshield posts.this is the only complaint i can think of.
Overall review: we have owned for about eight months,there have been no issues with this vehicle.it is the limited model,equipped with every available option except the gps system.every thing has worked flawlessly,the gas mileage is 23+ mpg.this is not used as our primary vehicle so the mileage is only 5000 at this time,but so far no complaints.by the way this is no city car that never leaves the pavement,we live in north central pa.five miles back a dirt road,so it gets plenty of use in mud and snow conditions.
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Wonderful Value by CM from Houston on 07/27/2009. Trim: 2009 Jeep Patriot Limited 4X2, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: It has perfectly suited our needs for running around with 2 kids under 10. Made the drive from Houston to Colorado comfortably in December. EXCELLENT value and MPG. Definitely the most car we found for the money. Much roomier on the inside than it looks from outside.
Cons: Limited visibility for taller drivers (my wife has no problems). Had trouble with tire weights being installed incorrectly at the factory, resulting in erroneous low tire messages.
Overall review: Great Value. If you need an SUV or something bigger than a small hatchback, but don't have $25K or more, it's a great choice.
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Gentleman Jeep by Charlie from Toledo on 05/21/2009. Trim: 2009 Jeep Patriot Sport 4X4, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Vehicle drivers seat fits me better than any other vehicle i've ever owned, once I got it adjusted for me. Looks good. Milege, and handleing is good. Manual shift ( a forgotten art in this country ) is a blast to drive.
Cons: Took me months to find what I wanted. Dealers weren't much help, and Crysler was even less. Customer service stinks. Sunroof leaked, had to have it in for leak 3 times and they had to outsource it twice to fix leak. Turns out it was a problem with the way they routed the drain lines at the factory.Had to pay for a loaner!!! Milege is about 25 highway but seems to be getting better.
Overall review: Overall a nice vehicle. Could use a little more power. Premium sound system rocks. Smaller outside than my 99 Cherokee, but much much bigger on the inside. excelent everyday driver. Waiting to see how it does pulling my little trailer.
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perfect family suv by An MSN Autos Consumer on 05/09/2009. Trim: 2009 Jeep Patriot Sport 4X4, Owned 1 year.
Pros: great allaround vehicle for hauling kids to cargo.great fuel economy to boot
Cons: none as of yet i have had this vehicle for a year
Overall review: bought because of warranty cant beat lifetime
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Pros: I love it! Great for my kids and I. Lots of room and fun to drive
Cons: interior I dont care for ; not easy to clean;
Overall review: LOVE IT; fun to drive and reliable
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Four West Point teenagers are in the Cullman County Juvenile Detention Center for torturing a baby goat.
The Sheriff's office said the kids stole the baby goat and filmed themselves torturing it.
Three of the accused are 14, one is 15. They were charged with two felonies - theft and animal cruelty.
"It's very alarming to watch the video and it's hard to imagine that people could be so cruel," said Chief Deputy Max Bartlett.
Deputies said the video shows them beating the baby goat and throwing it from a bridge. The 18-foot-drop didn't kill the goat instantly.
The animal laid in the water, suffering, until it finally drowned.
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3 new ideas on retirement investing
Some experts say it's time to rethink the nest egg. Here are three new strategies to prolong your portfolio's golden years -- all of which favor owning more stocks.
Experts are starting to rethink how much stock people should hold in retirement.
In general, the new thinking goes, people should be more heavily invested in equities than is suggested by some traditional rules of thumb, such as subtracting one's age from 100 to determine a portfolio's stock allocation. One new, and controversial, theory even goes so far as to suggest that stock exposure should increase the further one moves into retirement.
What hangs in the balance: whether 78 million baby boomers can generate sizable enough returns, without taking on too much risk, to create income streams that last as long as they do.
Here are three different approaches financial experts are pushing, all of which conclude that people should be investing more heavily in stocks -- even after they've collected the gold watch.
First reduce, then increase equity allocation over time
One of the biggest risks in using investments to fund retirement is what's called "sequence of returns" risk. If you retire and your investments take a big hit during the first few years you're making withdrawals, the money will run out years earlier than if you have decent returns earlier and suffer through a market downturn later.
To combat the problem, two researchers recently crunched the numbers and concluded that, in many cases, investors should dial back their stock holdings to between 20 percent and 50 percent at the start of retirement and then ramp them back up by one percentage point a year to between 40 percent and 80 percent throughout retirement. For example, a portfolio that starts at 30 percent in stocks and finishes at 60 percent performs better on average than one that starts and finishes with 60 percent stocks.
"You want to have the lowest stock allocation when your portfolio is largest, and that's going to be right before and after retirement," says Wade Pfau, a retirement-income professor at American College in Bryn Mawr, Pa., who did the research with Michael Kitces, research director of Pinnacle Advisory Group in Columbia, Md. "That's when you're most vulnerable to losing wealth. Once you transition into retirement, you no longer have as much ability to change your plans and make it back up."
The researchers describe their asset-allocation recommendation as a "U-shaped glide path," where stocks start as a large share of the portfolio, decline, and then are increased over time. Ideally, the researchers say, they would like to see their recommendation incorporated into the asset allocations used by target-date funds, which base their allocations on retirement dates and ages in an attempt to allow investors to put their investment goals on autopilot, Pfau says.
So far, though, target-date funds, at best, keep a fixed portion of assets in stocks through the retirement years, and most have a declining share in equities. "They're exposing you to potentially worse outcomes by having a declining glide path in retirement," Pfau warns.
Says Kitces: "If I say, 'You're going to invest more in equities later in retirement,' everyone freaks out." But he and Pfau say retirees' actual behavior in the past, when more people relied on traditional pensions, matches up to their findings.
People funding their fixed costs with a combination of a pension and Social Security or other annuity payments sometimes invested much of the rest of their assets in stocks, Pfau says. So, as they aged and the remaining value of those fixed-income sources effectively declined, they essentially had more of their investments in stocks.
Divide assets into five buckets that can last 30 years
For years, many financial planners advised investors at retirement to weight their portfolios heavily to bonds. Some now argue that the main underlying assumptions behind that recommendation no longer apply.
For one thing, "we're ending a 30-year bull market in bonds," says Lisa Shalett, head of investment and portfolio solutions for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. For another, the investment horizon for most retirees has lengthened to 30 years from 10, along with the general rise in longevity for the U.S. population. And lastly, the shift from pension plans to 401k retirement plans has more retirees depending on investment gains for income.
"You put those three things together, and what it says is we need a new approach," Shalett says. Bonds can no longer be counted on as the driving engines in portfolios that may have to last three decades.
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I have social security and a well funded defined benefit pension from a traditionally conservative state government, where I have been employed for over four decades. My IRA, deferred comp etcetera is 100 percent in equities. I figure that the only possibility for growth is in stocks. Social security and the pension are essentially annuities, although SS has an annual COA, making it a much better deal than any insurance product.
It is certainly reasonable to keep assets in stocks, but the "bucket" method and the "U-shaped glide path" are both virtually impossible for even a skilled individual to pull off. It would require a very attentive and likely very expensive advisor. And a very large portfolio....
Here's a more realistic approach. Base your exposure on your health and life expectancy- better health, longer life, more stocks. Look at growth, particularly dividend growth and at higher yielding stocks like MLP's. Be creative with bonds - there are good quality unrated bonds out there yielding 6% plus tax exempt. Fill in the gaps with low cost mutual funds from V or F. And stay away from brokers and money managers unless you know exactly how much they will cost you.
The majority of the retired folks I know retired with a three legged stool. PENSION,SAVINGS,INVESTMENTS! The majority of the younger folk I know have no pension,make a lower wage than the older folk did(2 tier wages),therefor have less to save if they could anyway,there for their income is smaller so they put less money into social security! Not to mention when the young folk started out they put a higher % of their income into social security and they never reached the cap on income to get out of paying social security ( thanks to Ronny Raygun ) Americas future looks like a train wreck. There won't be any golden years for most and definately not a beach house in Florida! When you kick a leg or two off the stool you simply cannot retire.
...and Caesars Palace says retirees with money should 'invest' in their games of chance - at least you'll have more fun as your money sucked up (and comped a drink or two as you do it) instead of letting the investment houses suck it up by whatever financial gamble they think of next and leaving you to bail them out because they are so much smarter than the rest of us
Honestly - with the salaries and the bonuses they are reaping I do not know how any of us can still believe they have their customers goals at heart.
PS - how many pension fund managers bought these lines of crap and are now underfunded or been taken over by the government (taxpayer)? a lot!
My rule of thumb is if I do not anticipate needing money for over 5 years, it is in equities and hiyield bond funds. We live off SS, one small state pension, rents from two mortgage free properties and a small income from my part time consulting job. So right now, everything is invested long term as we need no other cash.
It also helps us that we are totally debt free. For most people, the best thing you can do is live totally debt free. The nonsense that "let the government pay some of your interest expense on a mortgage" is nonsense. Spending a dollar to save a quarter or less for most people is stupid. And where else can you get a 4-6% or more risk free rate of return than paying off your mortgage?
It also puts all stocks in one category, all bonds in one category, etc.
If you know you won't have enough without significantly investing in stocks, then you might look at something like a diversified set of Blue Chip dividend-paying stocks with long records of steady growth like General Mills, Procter & Gamble, Abbott Labs, etc. Of a fund that has such an allotment. Studies show losses over a decade from such an investment strategy have very little chance of losing money.
If you know you've got enough to live comfortably to 100 with 2% returns, you'd be foolish to risk a majority of it in stocks. But if you have it in bonds, what kind? Municipal? Treasuries? Junk? And how much should you ladder them? That's a whole topic within itself.
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Since 1980 she has taught non-silver printmaking processes at the University of the Arts where she is now an adjunct professor.
Van Keuren received the Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching at UArts in 2003 and was Honored Educator at the Regional Society for Photographic Education in 2002. She's had four Venture Fund grants from UArts assisting her in the creation of A Non-Silver Manual, now in its 3rd edition, two Artist Fellowships from the Brandywine Workshop and a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship in Photography. She has taught workshops across the U.S. and in Finland.
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Prints by her can be found in public collections at The Free Library of Philadelphia, The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, the Bryn Mawr College Library, The National Museum of American Art (Smithsonian), and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She has prints in the private collections of Hope Proper, Jerome Goodman, and Graham Nash, among others.
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Nowadays, with a small digital camera at hand most of the time, I am alert to the people and the world around me as revealed by light. I know when the decisive confluence of light and face, or light and landscape, is before me. Each step of the way — from the making and editing of photographic images, to the production of large negatives, to the brushing onto rag paper of gum bichromate and cyanotype layers of color — is a matter of sensibility. There is a touchstone, in my case somewhere between the heart and the gut, that says yes to this and no to that. By means of a long series of choices, at least partially grounded in the unconscious mind, I have arrived at the body of my work.
It would satisfy me if my images gave brief respite to the world-weary viewer.
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