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Upcoming Webinar
Embase - Reviewing the Literature Beyond Medline
August 29, 2016
12:00am - 12:30am
Comprehensive literature searches require searching in more than one database. Embase, a biomedical literature database, indexes six million+ records and 2,900+ journals that are not covered in MEDLINE and provides coverage back to 1947. In addition, Embase includes 2 million conference abstracts dating back to 2009 from over 6,000 conferences for drug and biomedical research. This 30-minute webinar will teach you how to construct a search in Embase using the Ovid interface and pull out the best literature for your research. Attend, ask questions, and receive helpful input from an experienced searcher-librarian from the Research Medical Library.
For more information about upcoming webinars or to request a webinar, contact:
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Webinar Archive
(June 21, 2016) This online class will cover publishing in open access journals. We'll talk about the benefits, the costs, open access mandates and free tools that can be used to find the best open access journals for your research.
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Open Access Slides
(May 25, 2016) In 2013, the Pew Research Internet Project reported that "59% of U.S. adults say they have looked online for information about a range of health topics in the past year." Millions of patients search the web for health information on a daily basis. Sometimes the information found is just what they needed. Other times, their searches result in the retrieval of inaccurate, even dangerous, information. Join us to learn about quality health information resources available for your patients.
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Health Information Resources Handout
Health Information Slides
(May 24, 2016) This online class will demonstrate some practical technologies that can be used to enhance your classes or training sessions. We'll look at tools for modifying digital images, creating screen captures and videos, and talk about copyright and fair use of online materials. We'll look at tools for asynchronous presentations and training sessions, polling and quizzing tools, and a plagiarism detection tool.
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Digital Tools Handout
Digital Tools Slides
(April 28, 2016)
Are you submitting a research poster for a professional conference or expo? This webinar will cover tips and tools to help you plan and design your poster.
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(March 15, 2016)
What is the NIH Public Access Policy? Do I need a PMCID? How do I know if an article has a PMCID? Learn the when, where and how of PMCID's and the NIH Public Access Policy. This webinar will lead you through the process of determining when you need a PMCID, how to find out if you already have one, and ultimately how to get a PMCID for your article.
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(February 17, 2016)
This webinar will explore the good, the bad and the ugly of searching Google, Google Scholar, and PubMed. Join us to learn when and how to search PubMed and Google more effectively.
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(January 27, 2016) Topics covered:
This webinar is mostly for PubMed rookies, but seasoned veterans may pick up a thing or two as well. Basic searching and navigation skills will be demonstrated including: thinking about your search strategy, narrowing down search results, finding full-text, and requesting items when the Library doesn't have access.
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(December 8, 2015) This webinar will cover EndNote Online, a web-based version of EndNote that can be accessed from anywhere without a VPN. EndNote Online can be used to collect and organize references, share groups of citations and format citations. All MD Anderson employees and students can create a free EndNote Online account while on campus at www.endnote.com.
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Guide to EndNote Online
(November 12, 2015) Researchers requesting federal funds will be required to develop data management plans and describe how they will provide for long-term preservation and access to data resulting from research. Data management plans describe the data to be collected and the metadata to make that data accessible. They will include provisions for the protection of privacy and intellectual property. This webinar will give an overview of common elements of a data management plan with specific examples. Tools to help create a data management plan will be included.
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Webinar Slides
(October 14, 2015) A systematic review requires searching multiple databases and de-duplicating results, keeping careful track of how many results were found in each database. This webinar will discuss how to store, count, de-duplicate, review, and include/exclude systematic review search results within the EndNote software. This webinar will also demonstrate how to move search results from EndNote to Excel, Access or other systematic review analysis tools.
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Webinar Slides
Steps for Removing Duplicates
(September 10, 2015) Sharing research data encourages open scientific inquiry, makes possible the testing of new hypothesis, and enable exploration of topics not envisioned by the initial investigators. Most federal funding agencies have specific requirements for creating publicly available data. In this webinar we will cover the current requirements for sharing data as well as provide tools for getting started. New directions for expanded requirements will be highlighted.
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(August 26, 2015) Ready to turn your iPad into a medical research tool but uncertain about which apps to choose from? This webinar will introduce you to a number of useful apps for getting the medical information that you need. Free apps as well as apps freely available through the Research Medical Library's subscriptions will be covered.
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(July 8, 2015) ORCiD, Influuent, ResearchGate, Google Citations. Online Research Profiles can be used to track your publications, find research collaborators, share citations and keep up with current research. Learn how to effectively use research profile tools and other social media avenues that can be used to develop and manage your online presence, thereby increasing the impact and visibility of your research.
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Research Profiles Handout
Research Profiles PowerPoint
(June 10, 2015)
Do I need a PMCID? How do I know if an article has a PMCID? Learn the when, where and how of PMCID's and the NIH Public Access Policy. This webinar will lead you through the process of determining when you need a PMCID, how to find out if you already have one, and ultimately how to get a PMCID for your article.
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How to Get a PMCID Handout
(May 28, 2015)
PowerPoint presentations don't need to be groan inducing! Learn tips to make your PowerPoints more effective and interesting in this 30-minute webinar.
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PowerPoint Pointers Handout
(April 15, 2015)
In the complex endeavor of writing and communicating research, various ethical matters are involved. In this webinar, we will talk about the important topic of plagiarism so that you are better prepared to be an ethical researcher. You will also be introduced to iThenticate, a resource available from the Research Medical Library, that can help you avoid plagiarism before submitting your manuscript to a publisher.
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(March 4, 2015)
Do you find yourself wondering who is citing your work, how your research is being used, or how you can find potential collaborators? Scopus, the world's largest abstract and citation database can help! In this webinar, the Research Medical Librarians will demonstrate a variety of features and smart tools to help you stay current with research and authors, tracking citations, and managing your profile.
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(February 11, 2015)
Researchers can use SciENcv to create and maintain biosketches that are submitted with grant applications and annual reports. This quick webinar with show you how to create a new profile in the SciENcv system and how to easily link your NCBI Bibliography to the new system.
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SciENcv Handout
New Biosketch Format
(January 28, 2015)
This class will explore the advanced features of EndNote. Attend this class to learn how to: 1) Download full-text articles in EndNote 2) Share and combine EndNote Libraries 3) Edit a citation style in EndNote
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EndNote Advanced Handout
(January 21, 2015
EndNote is a software tool that helps to store and manage your citations when writing a paper. Attend this class to learn how to: 1) Add references to EndNote. 2) Organize references in groups. 3) Insert and delete citations in Word. 4) Format your references with EndNote.
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EndNote Basics Handout
(December 10, 2014) Topics covered:
This 30-minute webinar is an introduction to information resources in evidence-based medicine, designed for those who need to find up-to-date, clinically relevant information quickly.
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(November 5, 2014) Topics covered:
The Research Medical Library has many databases, ebooks, and print books for drug information. In this 30-minute webinar, you will learn the basic methods and resources that will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your searches when looking for drug or pharmaceutical literature.
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(October 8, 2014) Topics covered:
This 30-minute webinar will cover ways to measure your research impact including citation analysis, the H–index, and altmetrics.
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(September 17, 2014) Topics covered:
Tracking an author's individual publication impact can be challenging. If you have a common name, multiple names or have changed your name during the course of your career, an ORCID ID may be the answer for you. Attend this 30-minute webinar to learn more about ORCID.
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(August 13, 2014) Topics covered:
Selecting a journal for your publication is critical to helping other researchers in your field find your work and improve your visibility. With so many journals to choose from, Impact Factors can aid authors in selecting the right target journal. This webinar will demonstrate how to find and analyze impact factors using the Journal Citation Reports database, and will also discuss additional considerations for choosing the right publication for your research.
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Impact Factors Handout
(July 16, 2014) Topics covered:
Tired of PowerPoint? In this webinar, Laurissa Gann will preview other types of tools for Educational and Professional presentations.
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Presentation Tools Handout
(July 9, 2014) Topics covered:
The Research Medical Library has many databases, ebooks, and print books for nursing information. In this 30-minute webinar, you will learn the basic methods and resources that will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your searches when looking for nursing literature.
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(June 18, 2014) Topics covered:
Not finding what you need in PubMed? Learn how to find more literature with full-text searching with Science Direct, Ovid and Google Scholar.
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(May 14, 2014) Topics covered:
Keeping up to date with current publications is a challenge. This webinar will demonstrate how to search for a specific author, access the full-text article and set up author alerts for future publications.
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(February 13, 2014) Sharing EndNote Libraries and manuscripts can be tricky. This webinar will demonstrate best practices for e-mailing, combining and sharing libraries with colleagues.
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(December 18, 2013)
The sheer volume of information available can make keeping up with the latest research a challenge. There are a range of tools available to help you keep up-to-date. In this brief session I will show a series of databases, websites and apps you can use to keep up with the current literature in your area of interest including setting up author and article alerts, news alerts, and table of contents alerts.
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(November 15, 2013)
Need to get PMCIDs for your grant-funded articles? Attend this webinar and learn about the NIH Public Access Policy and the steps to get a PMCID. Appropriately cite the Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG) and other NIH-related funding. Recommendations for workflow management will be discussed during this webinar that you can watch from your own desktop. Bring your questions to ask the presenters. Co-presented by the Office of Translational Research and the Research Medical Library.
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(September 11, 2013) How can you figure out the best way to find the information you need, when you need it? Understanding basic searching methods will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your searching, save you time and also will improve the accuracy and comprehensiveness of your searches. This webinar will demonstrate the where, when and how of searching databases and websites.
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(February 14, 2013) This webinar will help you develop or refresh your iPad skills.
Topics covered:
Organizing & Syncing your apps
Save your battery power
WiFi on campus
Medical apps & mobile websites
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iPad Basics Handout
(June 13, 2012) Topics covered:
How to edit a citation style template.
How to format your bibliography by editing the style template.
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(October 25, 2010)
From NCBI's Peter Cooper, Ph.D.
"BLAST finds regions of local similarity between sequences. The program compares nucleotide or protein sequences to sequence databases and calculates the statistical significance of matches. BLAST can be used to infer functional and evolutionary relationships between sequences as well as help identify members of gene families."
Learn about the traditional BLAST programs including:
blastn nucleotide query vs. nucleotide database
blastp protein query vs. protein database
blastx nucleotide query vs. protein database
tblastn protein query vs. translated nucleotide database
tblastx translated query vs. translated database
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(July 20, 2010)
Oncomine is a web application that combines the world's most important cancer genomics data from high impact, peer-reviewed publications into a searchable interface allowing you to probe the expression of a gene across thousands of cancer samples, explore genes, processes, and pathways deregulated in a particular type of cancer. Oncomine's Gary Daubresse explains how Oncomine can benefit your proposal writing and cancer research.
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Though the tax hikes and budget cuts would be felt gradually, economists warn that if allowed to fully take hold, their combined impact — the so-called fiscal cliff — would rekindle a recession.
"This whole thing is a national embarrassment," Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., said Monday on MSNBC, adding that any solution Congress would swallow at this late stage would be inconsequential. "We still haven't moved any closer to solving our nation's problems."
In a move that was sure to irritate Republicans, Reid was planning — absent a deal — to force a Senate vote Monday on Obama's campaign-season proposal to continue expiring tax cuts for all but those with income exceeding $200,000 for individuals and $250,000 for couples.
In one sign of movement on Sunday, Republicans dropped a demand to slow the growth of Social Security and other benefits by changing how those payments are increased each year to allow for inflation.
Obama had offered to include that change, despite opposition by many Democrats, as part of earlier, failed bargaining with House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, over a larger deficit reduction agreement. But Democrats said they would never include the new inflation formula in the smaller deal now being sought to forestall wide-ranging tax boosts and budget cuts, and Republicans relented.
"It's just acknowledging the reality," Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said of the GOP decision to drop the idea.
There was still no final agreement on the income level above which decade-old income tax cuts would be allowed to expire. While Obama has long insisted on letting the top 35 percent tax rate rise to 39.6 percent on earnings over $250,000, he'd agreed to boost that level to $400,000 in his talks with Boehner. GOP senators said they wanted the figure hoisted to at least that level.
Senators said disagreements remained over taxing large inherited estates. Republicans want the tax left at its current 35 percent, with the first $5.1 million excluded, while Democrats want the rate increased to 45 percent with a smaller exclusion.
The two sides were also apart on how to keep the alternative minimum tax from raising the tax bills of nearly 30 million middle-income families and how to extend tax breaks for research by business and other activities.
Republicans were insisting that budget cuts be found to pay for some of the spending proposals Democrats were pushing.
These included proposals to erase scheduled defense and domestic cuts exceeding $200 billion over the next two years and to extend unemployment benefits. Republicans complained that in effect, Democrats would pay for that spending with the tax boosts on the wealthy.
"We can't use tax increases on anyone to pay for more spending," said Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas.
Both parties also want to block an immediate 27 percent cut in reimbursements to doctors who treat Medicare patients. Republicans wanted to find savings from Obama's health care bill as well as from Medicare providers, while Democrats want to protect the health care law from cuts.
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Academy school spends £32,000 of taxpayer cash sending sixth formers and teachers on free trip to New York
- 40 sixth form students and six teachers will be flown to the Big Apple
- The trip is designed to 'broaden their experiences' and 'enhance study'
Controversial: Emma Hadley, executive principal at the school, has defended the decision to use taxpayers' money to fund the trip
There was a time when a school trip involved an outing to a castle or a museum to mark the end of the academic year.
But one school is spending £32,000 to send 40 pupils and six teachers a little further afield next month – on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York.
Skegness Academy said the lucky pupils were selected on the basis of attendance records, study records and attitude – and an application letter outlining how the trip could 'support the subjects they are studying'.
But the four-day, taxpayer-funded 'holiday' was criticised by teaching unions and a local councillor yesterday, who accused the Lincolnshire academy of using the expedition to make the school more attractive to prospective pupils and their parents.
The academy defended the trip as an opportunity to broaden the horizons of pupils who may otherwise be unable to afford to visit the American city.
Ian Stephenson, of the National Union of Teachers, said the cost of the trip could pay the annual salary of an extra teacher at the academy, rated 'good' by Ofsted.
Lincolnshire councillor Mark Smith, who is a governor at Skegness Grammar School, said: 'The academy, by giving holiday rewards and free uniforms, is trying to increase its numbers at the expense of neighbouring schools, not just in Skegness but the wider area.'
The lucky pupils, who will have their flights and accommodation paid for, were specially selected after submitting written applications to the school stating why they should be given a place on next month's trip.
The decision has been attacked by the National Union of Teachers who say the money could have funded an extra teacher at the school.
NUT regional secretary Ian Stephenson
said: 'It throws up issues about access to education and value for
'This is a great opportunity for some children but it means other children will miss out. The money being spent could easily fund another teacher.
'Schools are now very competitive and I can understand how schools would see these trips as a high profile event which may attract pupils in a very competitive environment.
'It is an issue about taxpayers money. The amount that is being spent on a number of pupils going to New York could be spent on another teacher.'
Emma Hadley, executive principal, has defended the decision to use taxpayers' money to fund a select group of pupils to go on the trip.
She said: 'We think it is a once in a lifetime transatlantic experience. We believe this is value for money as a learning experience.
New York: A far more glamorous school trip than the traditional excursions to castles and historic monuments. But 40 pupils at an academy school will visit the Big Apple free of charge at a cost of £32,000 to the taxpayer
The Skegness Academy in Skegness, where 40 pupils have been offered a trip of a lifetime to New York courtesy of the tax payer
'It links very, very closely to their sixth form studies. We have students who will be looking at architecture, art, music, terrorism and politics while they are in New York.
'We believe it really will enhance and enliven their learning.
'Our money comes directly from the Government and because of the way Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust operate there are economies and efficiencies of scale.'
The school, which has 1,190 pupils, became an Academy in 2010.
It is part of the Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust which sponsors 13 secondary and primary schools across the East Midlands. The Skegness site is currently undergoing a £20 million rebuilding project.
The Academy was rated as good in an Ofsted inspection in October with its leadership and management described as 'outstanding'.
GCSE and A level results have improved since it became an Academy despite the fact that it is in an area of selective education with the cream of the pupils going to the nearby Skegness Grammar School.
The Ofsted report said: 'The academy offers students an excellent range of enrichment activities to broaden their horizons.
'The sixth form is good. This represents an impressive improvement in teaching and achievement since it opened two years ago. The pass rate is 100% in nearly all subjects at A and AS level. This represents a significant improvement on the results in 2011.
'All the students who left the sixth form in July 2012 have embarked on further training, education or employment.'
Parents have not been asked to contribute to the cost of the trip.
It is thought the travel company may have an arrangement with helping out the cost of the teachers.
Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust said
in a statement: 'Next month (6-10 February 2013) a group of 40 sixth form pupils
(a mixture of year 12 and 13) from the Skegness Academy will be taking
the trip of a lifetime to New York.
'Pupils wishing to go on the trip had
to submit a letter of application to the Head of Sixth Form.
'Pupils had
to highlight a specific area of interest and demonstrate how the trip
would support the subjects that they are studying. For example, a pupil
on the media studies course is keen to explore America's film industry
and a pupil studying sport is keen to research America's sporting
history. In addition, a number of other criteria were applied such as
attendance, attitude and whether the pupil was up to date with their
'On their return the pupils will write a piece about their chosen topic
which will be formally assessed.
'Pupils are covering a range of topics
covering sport, music, photography, tourism and fashion.
The pieces of writing will then be showcased at a celebration evening for parents along with photographs and films that the pupils took during the trip.
'The Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust only works in areas of social and economic disadvantage and often pays for pupils to go on trips that they would not normally be able to afford to broaden their experiences and to enhance their studies.'
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Treasuries Decline After Earlier Advance Before U.S. Payrolls
Treasuries fell, led by five-year notes, before a government report today that may show U.S. hiring rose last month amid mounting concern the global economic recovery may be faltering.
The declines sent five-year yields up from nine-month lows, with two-year yields rising from a yesterday's record and benchmark 10-year debt paring the biggest weekly gain since the last time the Federal Reserve cut interest rates in 2008. Bonds surged from Japan to Australia to Germany this week as investors sought the relative safety of government debt as stock markets slid around the world. The gain in nonfarm payrolls probably wasn't enough to lower unemployment, Bloomberg surveys showed.
"It's really just a slight correction after a really big rally this week," said Ralf Umlauf, head of floor research at Helaba Landesbank Hessen-Thueringen in Frankfurt. "Fears of a U.S. economic slowdown aren't going to fade, even if we get a better-than-expected payrolls number, and that will keep Treasury yields at relatively low levels."
Yields on five-year notes jumped five basis points to 1.14 percent as of 7:02 a.m. in New York, paring its drop this week to 21 basis points, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The 1.5 percent note maturing in July 2016 fell 9/32, or $2.81 per $1,000 face amount, to 101 23/32. The yield dropped earlier to 1.065 percent, the least since Nov. 5
The yield on the 10-year note rose one basis point to 2.42 percent, paring its decline this week to 39 basis points, while the two-year yield climbed two basis points to 0.28 percent, up from a record 0.2527 percent yesterday.
'Hot Money'
Bonds are surging on concern a weakening U.S. economy and a worsening debt crisis in Europe will spur the Federal Reserve to provide additional monetary stimulus to bolster growth.
"Hot money is flowing into U.S. Treasuries in a flight to quality," said Hiromasa Nakamura, a senior investor in Tokyo at Mizuho Asset Management Co., which oversees the equivalent of $37.9 billion and is a unit of Japan's second-largest bank. "All bonds are benefiting."
The 10-year Treasury yield will drop to 2.2 percent by year-end, Nakamura said. It fell past his prior forecast of 2.5 percent yesterday. Mizuho Asset bought Treasuries due in 10 years to 20 years this week, he said.
U.S. payrolls probably rose by 85,000 last month after an 18,000 gain in June, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News before today's Labor Department report. The jobless rate may have stayed unchanged at 9.2 percent, a separate survey showed.
Global Slowdown
Treasuries have returned 3.67 percent in the past month as of yesterday, based on Bank of America Merrill Lynch data. An index of bonds around the world gained 2.04 percent in the period, Bank of America Merrill Lynch indexes show.
The MSCI All Country World Index of stocks has handed investors an 11 percent loss in the month. It dropped 4.08 percent yesterday, the most since 2009.
"The whole world is panicking," Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, said in an interview today on Bloomberg Television. Stocks are "extremely oversold," he said, speaking from Zurich.
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said yesterday the ECB resumed bond purchases and will offer banks more cash to stop a debt crisis in the region from engulfing Italy and Spain.
Japan's 10-year bond yields slid as low as 0.988 percent today, the least this year, after the central bank yesterday expanded its asset-purchase fund.
'Fear and Panic'
"Fear and panic are driving the markets," said Shinji Nomura, chief debt strategist in Tokyo at SMBC Nikko Securities Inc., one of the 25 primary dealers obliged to bid at government debt sales. "I'm bearish on Japan's bonds with 10-year yields below 1 percent."
Australia's 10-year rate fell as low as 4.42 percent today, a two-year low. The yield on same-maturity German bonds dropped to 2.23 percent, a level not seen since October.
Yields show investors are demanding greater compensation to lend to banks and companies, though the amounts have yet to approach the levels seen when credit markets froze in 2008.
The three-month London interbank offered rate for dollars rose to 0.272 percent, the most since May. The rate surged to 4.82 percent in October 2008.
The TED spread, the difference between what lenders and the U.S. government pay to borrow for three months, widened to 27.16 basis points, the most in a year.
Commercial Paper
The difference, or spread, between two-year swap rates and comparable-maturity Treasury yields was 26.25 basis points, versus the average for the past year of 20.45 basis points. It is down from this year's highest close of 31 on June 24 and below the level of 52.25 in May 2010, when the extent of fiscal troubles in Greece came to light.
Rates on the highest-ranked 30-day commercial paper averaged 19 basis points, compared with 22 basis points at the start of 2011 and last year's high of 44 in July, according to yields offered by companies and compiled by Bloomberg.
"Bonds are looking very overpriced but they've been the right place to be," Geoff Lewis, the Hong Kong-based head of investment services at JPMorgan Asset Management, said in an interview today on Bloomberg Television.


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I'm looking for a quick and easy way (I don't need any error checking) to switch between two reg files by opening a batch file.
If a user runs a batch file, the batch file should merge reg file A to the registry. If the user runs it again, the batch file should merge reg file B to the registry. If the user runs it again, file A is merged... you get the point.
In general, I think there are two ways to do this:
- Create some sort of variable to store which reg should be run next.
- Check the registry key values to see which reg has been merged most recently (probably the preferred method).
Currently, I'm doing this:
REG QUERY "KeyName" /v "ValueName" | Find "x"
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 regedit /S file1.reg
IF ERRORLEVEL 0 regedit /S file2.reg
The REG QUERY part seems to work, but at the
IF ERRORLEVEL statements something is going wrong. But maybe I should use a different method altogether.
Hoping for some suggestions.. Thanks in advance!
Sorry for being a bit vague: I believe the previous solution didn't work, because when the first
IF is correct, the second
IF will be too after the first
IF's command. So I will need an
IF ELSE statement to prevent running the second
I've now come up with this solution, which works:
REG QUERY "KeyName" /v "ValueName" | Find "x
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (REGEDIT /S "file1.reg") ELSE REGEDIT /S "file2.reg"
I was also wondering: would it be an improvement to have the registry key/values added inside the batch file instead of using seperate .reg files? The value types are REG_BINARY and REG_DWORD.


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A column in which Matt Derman (Comics Matter) reads & reviews comics from 1987, because that's the year he was born. Click here for an archive of all the previous posts in the series.
Groo the Wanderer #23-34 (Marvel/Epic) by Sergio Aragonés, Mark Evanier, Tom Luth (#23-32), Janice Cohen (#32-33), Phil DeWalt (#34), Stan Sakai, Jo Duffy (#23-27), Daniel Chichester (#28-34), Steve Buccellato (#32-34)
I'm always interested in the likability of characters in any fiction I consume. I don't necessarily need to like the hero(es), nor do I need to hate the villain(s). In fact, a story with an unsympathetic protagonist that still gets me invested is often that much more enjoyable and engaging, ditto one that has a bad guy with whom I can empathize. For a goofy, lighthearted, action-comedy comicbook, Groo the Wanderer is surprisingly complicated when it comes to the likability of its cast. Just about every character, be they good or bad, major or minor, has an interesting mix of enjoyable and off-putting qualities. There's a general silliness to everyone that makes them all fun to spend time with, but most of them are also selfish, judgmental, dishonest, and/or violent. It's a collection of largely terrible people, behaving in wonderfully entertaining ways, and most of the time they get what's coming to them in the end, so that there's a nice narrative satisfaction when each issue resolves. On top of all that, everything is done in an art style that's equal parts ridiculous and dense, so that what feel like simple stories are often deceptively more involved than they appear at first glance. Continue Reading »
A column in which Matt Derman (Comics Matter) reads & reviews comics from 1987, because that's the year he was born. Click here for an archive of all the previous posts in the series.
Blood: A Tale #1-4 (Epic) by J.M. DeMatteis, Kent Williams, Gaspar Saladino, Robbin Brosterman, Daniel Chichester, and Steve Buccellato
Countless works of fiction—and non-fiction, too, while I mention it—have been built around the protagonist's journey of self-discovery. One might even argue that every story, to one degree or another, is about the hero's path toward self-actualization, just as some would say that self-actualization is the driving force behind everything we do. Whether or not it's truly such a universal phenomenon, the search for self is certainly common, in our real lives and our entertainment. Blood: A Tale is, above all, another example of such a story, its main character constantly striving to define himself and his world. But the book steadfastly refuses to settle on a consistent narrative identity, moving through its beats with a manic, chaotic energy and pulling from as many genres as it can think of along the way. It's a fairy-tale horror, a fantasy adventure romance, a metatextual story about stories, and a spiritual time travel narrative all in one. It is also none of those things entirely, and the lush but often blurred and/or vague artwork only adds to the schizophrenic atmosphere. I don't mean to indicate that Blood or its creators are confused about what the comic should be. On the contrary, the ever-fluctuating tone and rhythm are deliberate elements, there to underline the difficulty and, perhaps, the futility of the hero's efforts to understand himself and find his place. Each of us is a million people in one, behaving differently and wanting different things depending on where we are (physically and emotionally), who we're with, and any number of other unpredictable external and internal factors. Blood celebrates that fact by letting its title character play numerous roles, all while trying to uncover what his role is really supposed to be. Continue Reading »
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Steve Ditko, and the story is "The Djinn" in Coyote #7, which was published by Marvel (under Epic Comics) and is cover dated July 1984. These scans are from Coyote volume 3, which was published by Image and came out in 2006. Enjoy!
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Admit it: You thought Starman was next, didn't you? Well, so did I, and then I re-read this underrated gem. Let's dig into it!
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Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Bernie Wrightson, and the story is "Devolutionary Dilemma!", the back-up story in Dreadstar #7, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated November 1983. Enjoy!
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Every day this month, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. This month I will be doing theme weeks, with each week devoted to a single artist. First up: Bill Sienkiewicz! Today's page is from Stray Toasters #3, which was published by Marvel (under their Epic line) and is cover dated 1988. Enjoy!
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Every day this month, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. Today's page is from Dreadstar #20, which was published by Marvel/Epic and is cover dated August 1985. Enjoy!
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Well,as Lombardi said many years ago: "Football's not a contact sport. Dancing is a contact sport. Football's a collision sport!"
And yeah, hockey would be a collision sport too!
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Funny movie, loved it!
That assclown wouldn't know the difference between a hockey stick and a corndog.
TV does no justice to hockey (top fuel drag racing as well).
Don't forget Christians and Jews. Leave Obongo unchecked, and there will be a bounty on those infidels.
BaQuacks like a duck only beats Reggie's stick.
Obama has the speech habits of a bullied, grade-school back-stabbing coward.
For example, note how he always delivers his arrogant, in-your-face, loud voice, public speeches.
The format for all Obama Teleprompter Valerie Jarrett Speeches is as follows, IMHO:
1.) Always start by telling a lie in the arrogant manner of the late Italian Dictator Mussolini.
Always look down your nose while speaking in short sound bite phrases.
Pause often so that the Journalists from the Leftstream Media have time to write down the exact sound bite quote.
Pause and Smirk to show identity with the captive audience standing behind Obama.
Act shocked if anyone shouts You Lie!
2.) Blame a Republican.
Repeat Pause and Smirk routine using a contrived Deep South Accent, prancing and looking left, short right and long left.
3.) Ridicule a lot of Republicans.
Repeat Pause-Smirk-Prance-long left looks, and wait for applause from captive audience standing behind.
Smile, wave and exit stage Left, while waving the Left hand, of course.
Has anyone noticed that accompanying most of these types of videos, critical of Obama, the majority of comments are mocking of Obama and very few defending Obama now.
Obama is sick.
Headline: "Obama jokes about beating Republicans with a hockey stick"
He often projects how much of a punk he really is.
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One small tangent on why you might still want to call session.setAttribute. If you ever want your app to work in a clustered/distributed environment, you should always call session.setAttribute after modifying the state of a session attribute. It may seem redundant: Address address = ...; Object customer = session.getAttribute(Constants.CUSTOMER_KEY); PropertyUtils.setProperty(customer, "address", address); session.setAttribute(Constants.CUSTOMER_KEY, customer); but it's really the simplest way for a container to determine that an attribute has been added or changed and should be replicated. Quoting "Mainguy, Mike" <email@example.com>: > Welll, > Common misconception, but, technically all java calls are "by value". > That is, there is no such thing in java as passing something "by > reference". > The hook is, the value passed in when something is an Object is actually a > reference (aka a pointer) to the existing object. > While you can manipulate the thing that this points to, you cannot reassign > it point to something else. I got all bunged up about this also and I > think > it's a pretty important point that can easily be missed if you came into > java from another language that allows "by reference" calls. > > By saying that objects are passed "by reference" folks are actually making > things more complicated than they need to be... For a really good > explanation see http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/java/passing.html > > > > worse is better > > -----Original Message----- > From: Larry Meadors [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 10:52 AM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Re: Question regarding ActionForms. > > > Welcome to java 101, formerly known as the struts-users mailing list. > > Object references are passed to method calls. While that reference cannot > be > changed, the object that it references can. On the other hand, if you > create > a new action form and assign it to the "form" parameter, nothing will > happen > because that reference cannot be changed. > > Larry > > >>> email@example.com 12/01/03 8:42 AM >>> > Hi, > > I am currently using Struts 1.0.2 and have notice something with regard to > handling of ActionForms. > > Why is it, that in the "perform()" method of my Action I am able to modify > the passed-in ActionForm and all modifications that I make to the > ActionForm > in my Action have effect on the ActionForm in the session, without the need > to reset the modified form in the session. e.g. > > public ActionForward peform(ActionMapping mapping, > ActionForm form, > HttpServletRequest request, > HttpServletResponse response, > )throws IOException, ServletException > > { > MyForm myForm = (MyForm)form; > > form.setMemberA("valA"); > form.setMemberB("valB"); > > // why dont I have to do the following: session.setAttribute > ("myFormName", myForm); > > return "success"; > > } > > I thought that since Java passes method arguments by value and not by > reference, then I would have to reset my modifed copy back into the session > for changes on the form to be visible in the form in the session ? > > Any insights on how this mechanism works would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Sepand -- Kris Schneider <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> D.O.Tech <http://www.dotech.com/> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Hillary Clinton released her energy plan yesterday, and—like the other frontrunners' plans—it's pretty awesome, with a few caveats that I'll get to in a minute. Because the Edwards, Obama, and Clinton plans are so similar, I'll just run through what they would do and explain the minor differences at the end.
The good news: All three plans would implement a fully-auctioned cap-and-trade system, aiming for 80 percent emissions reductions by 2050. What that means, briefly: In a cap-and-trade system, the government establishes an overall cap on carbon emissions. Under that cap, all emissions are divided up into credits that represent permission to pollute. Companies are free to buy and sell pollution credits in the marketplace. A 100-percent-auctioned system forces companies to pay for every ton of emissions they produce—creating a market-based incentive to reduce emissions through innovation.
A few differences between the candidates: Obama would use the revenues from pollution credits to develop clean energy and expand programs to help low-income people pay their electric bills. Clinton would invest revenues in energy efficiency programs and assistance to low- and middle-income families. And Edwards would invest the proceeds from his cap-and-trade system in clean energy. Both Clinton and Edwards would repeal subsidies to oil companies. Edwards would also share US technology with developing nations in exchange for binding commitments to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions; negotiate a new international treaty on climate change; and increase fuel-efficiency standards to 40 miles per gallon. Additionally, Edwards would create incentives for states to plan smart growth and transit-oriented development, reduce vehicle miles traveled, and encourage public transportation use—something neither of the other two Democratic frontrunners have made a top priority.
The disappointing aspect of all the plans is their reliance on biodiesel and so-called "clean coal", two heavily subsidized industries that are completely unsustainable and an oxymoron, respectively.
That said, the really amazing thing about all these plans is how far they all go in terms of promoting efficiency, funding alternative energy sources, capping pollution, and cracking down on industry. Fully auctioned cap-and-trade used to be a pipe dream; now it's the conventional line from the three mainstream Democratic candidates. At the same time, the "green gap" between Republicans and Democrats has become a national embarrassment. As TerraPass writer Adam Stein puts it, climate change "wraps together energy policy, economic considerations, and even national security concerns in a way that doesnt fit comfortably into the old frames of conservation and regulation."


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HAMILTON Ś Sheĺs not coming out of a tunnel with pyrotechnics exploding around her as the crowd goes wild, and MTV isnĺt filming her every move, but Jodie Crutchley is still a girl who can whip folks into a frenzy.
ôShe kind of comes out like a rock star,ö Ewing High field hockey coach Leslie Conant said after Crutchley paced the Blue Devils to a 3-0 win yesterday at Steinert. ôShe kind of gets the other girls pumped up.
ôShe gets everybody going. Whether itĺs at practice, just her talk Ś ĹLets go, pick it up!ĺ Ś the girls really react very positive to everything she has to say. Sheĺs one of our captains, sheĺs a great leader. She doesnĺt just lead by words, she leads by example, as you saw today.ö
She sure does, as the senior attack scored Ewingĺs first two goals to help the Blue Devils win their first game after three straight one-goal losses to Hopewell Valley and both West Windsor-Plainsboro schools.
ôThis means weĺre starting the season now,ö Crutchley said with a grin. ôIĺm super excited. Itĺs really hard to lose the first three games you play during your senior season.
ôI really feel for the first three games we played really hard and it stinks to lose against Hopewell, who has been beating us since I was a freshman. Itĺs not like we were losing, 8-0, we only lost by one goal. I think everybody did a great job in those games, and everybody really stepped up today.ö
Crutchley gave Ewing the boost it needed only 3:01 into play when she converted a crossing pass from Natalie Jesseman.
ôNatalie did a nice cross, and made it easy for me just to get it in the open cage,ö Crutchley said.
It remained 1-0 until halftime, but Ewing kept constant pressure on Steinert. The Blue Devils continued to press after intermission and scored twice within 1:20 to put Steinert away.
Crutchley got the first goal off a pass from Geena Bentz during a scramble in front, and with 21:49 remaining Jade Hall sprang on a breakaway and scored.
ôEverybody stepped up and we scored more goals,ö said Crutchley, who has six in the first four games. ôThatĺs always a good thing.ö
Itĺs especially good when it leads to the seasonĺs first victory.
ôThis feels so good,ö Conant said. ôItĺs so frustrating to be so close and to hang with teams like North and South and Hopewell. We have something pretty good this season, and just that one goal hurts so much. Today was really special for these girls and for us.ö
Spartans coach Alyson Setzer knew coming in that the Devils were far from an 0-3 squad.
ôEwing is a good team,ö Setzer said. ôThey put good pressure on the ball today, they had a lot of good movement and were really good with their footwork today. We were really lucky it was 3-0 with the amount of shots on goal they got.ö
The Blue Devils outshot Steinert, 23-1, for the game as Steinert goalies Grace Harkness and Tara Dunfee (12 saves) were busy.
Crutchley was usually in the middle of it all.
ôSheĺs like that every game,ö Conant said. ôWeĺre really lucky to have her.ö
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after they were exhumed from a mass prison grave, said on
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Friday before the burial in an unmarked grave on Sunday.
The homemade armour and helmet Kelly wore during his last
violent shootout with police and his reported final words
before he was hanged at Melbourne Gaol on November 11, 1880
-- "such is life" -- helped make him an iconic figure in
Australian history.
His family, the Kelly Gang, became a symbol for social
tensions between poor Irish settlers and the wealthy
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Kelly's descendants said the private farewells were in
keeping with the outlaw's requests.
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Ned Kelly's last wish and that he now be buried in
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they may farewell a very much loved member of their family."
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Kelly's remains have made a circuitous journey to their final
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They were first buried in a mass grave at Melbourne Gaol.
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to the family.
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separated from his skeleton during the transfer.
His life story inspired the novel "True History of the Kelly
Gang" by author Peter Carey, which won the 2001 Booker Prize,
and the late actor Heath Ledger played him in a 2003 movie.
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Crash prompts requests for increased patrols
Published: Tuesday, April 7, 2009 at 11:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 7, 2009 at 11:34 a.m.
BOURG Had it run off the road about a half hour later, the pickup would have plowed through the spot where his 11-year-old son usually stands to catch the bus.
Late Monday morning, a set of tire tracks cut across the neatly trimmed lawn in front of 45-year-old Michael Raynauds house on Country Drive.
A northbound 2008 Toyota Tundra, driven by 25-year-old Paul Champagne, attempted to illegally pass a Chevrolet Tahoe about 7:30 a.m. but ran off the road when it collided with the Chevrolet as it made a left turn onto Jeff Drive, police said.
The Toyota hit a telephone pole and guy wire, ripping down the lines that connect to Raynauds house.
It sounded like a bomb was going off, said Raynaud, a commercial truck driver. It was a big boom.
Champagne was ticketed for illegal passing and reckless operation, said Maj. Malcolm Wolfe, a spokesman for the Terrebonnes Sheriffs Office. No injuries were reported, Wolfe said.
As he watched a repairman finish writing him a $1,269 bill for the damage, which he expects insurance will cover, Raynaud said speeding is a constant problem on his stretch of road. The posted limit is 35 mph, but cars and trucks routinely fly by at 65 or 70 mph, he added.
Country Drive, a narrow two-lane road that runs from La. 24 in Presque Isle to upper Montegut, is lined with steep banks that slope into deep drainage ditches, meaning a small slip could easily end with a flipped car or truck.
A $7.5 million plan to widen the road from Presque Isle to the St. Ann Bridge in Bourg has languished for years. The state Department of Transportation and Development, which has negotiated a $662,000 engineering contract for the project, is expected to submit that plan to the parish for local approval within 30 days, Terrebonne Capital Project Administrator Al Levron said. Once approved, the engineers will have 390 days to complete plans and specifications and prepare rights of way, meaning construction is still at least 18 months, Levron said. About 100 separate pieces of property need to be acquired through a federal process, since about 80 percent of the projects cost will be paid by the federal government.
But first, Raynaud said, authorities need to get the speeding
under control.
If theyre going to widen the road, they should be responsible for people doing the speed limit in these subdivisions, he said.
The road is lined with schoolchildren waiting for the bus in the morning, he added, when traffic on Country Drive is heavy.
Whats going to wind up happening is someones going to kill some kids, he said.
Country Drive is just one of many local roads that elicit demands for more speed enforcement, Wolfe said.
Were going to put some units there as often as we can, he said. There will be some patrols as often as we can send them out there.
Another longtime Country Drive resident said widening the road and eliminating the perilous ditches would go a long way toward improving safety.
I think that if they would address that issue and widen the road I dont think theyd have the problems theyre having now, said Steven Redmond, a 60-year-old retired school principal.
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Tucson along with Camden, Ark., and Huntsville were finalists for the state-of-the-art weapons facility. Raytheon said the missile factory will provide final assembly and testing for a sea-based missile interceptor and an advanced ship-defense weapon.
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