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Construction and manufacturing may have added to what is expected to have been just a meager pickup in job growth in July.
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"We're looking at very specific industries that helped generate a marginally better number," said Credit Suisse economist Jonathan Basile. He expects to see 110,000 nonfarm payrolls, with pickups in construction, manufacturing and health care.
Manufacturing should get a boost because auto makers, which usually close down plants in July, left them open this year. "Health care last month ran at one third of its rate. The 11,000 increase in health care was too far below normal. It averaged 33,000 in the prior 12 months," he said.
Traders see the always-important jobs report as even more key because this report and the one in September will be important elements for the Fed, in determining whether it will carry out more quantitative easing when it meets Sept. 12. The Fed this week concluded a two-day meeting without taking action, but it did strengthen its commitment to conduct a new round of asset purchases, if necessary. Stocks were down sharply Thursday, after European Central Bank took no new steps to ease.
Mesirow Financial chief economist Diane Swonk also expects to see construction hiring improve. "We've got a lot going on in apartment construction and other things," she said. But she noted the defense industry could be one weak spot because of the industry's concern that it will be hit by automatic spending cuts after Jan. 1, if Congress does not act to stop them.
"These producers are not gearing up and in fact, they're holding back. They're not staffing up," she said.
Swonk said she expects total nonfarm payrolls of 95,000. "I'd love to be surprised on the upside, but I'm afraid I'm going to be surprised on the downside," she said.
BTIG chief global strategist Dan Greenhaus expects to see 115,000 jobs, but with the current soft trend in data, markets will not be surprised if it is lower. "If it's anything from 75,000 to 125,000 who cares. At that level, job growth is just annoyingly slow, and it's hard to get enthusiastic," he said.
Greenhaus said reported job growth was probably too strong in the first quarter, when it averaged 225,000 a month, and too slow in the spring. "So hopefully over the next three months, it will turn to a more normalized pace of 130,000 to 150,000 jobs – normal for this environment," he said.
Citigroup economists are more optimistic and expect to see the pace of 140,000 for July. Citigroup economist Steven Wieting said the data earlier in the year was impacted by seasonal factors, making the first quarter too strong and second quarter too weak. "You should have something closer to the average of the first and second quarter. That's why our estimate is 140,000," he said.
Basile said the leading indicators for employment have been mixed. He said one warning sign of a potentially worse job environment was in recent Fed surveys from Richmond and Dallas, and the ISM-New York. "All three show revenue running below employment in July. And these reports cover some major population centers," he said.
"Think of it from a balance sheet perspective: revenues growing slower than labor costs. Something's got to give under this scenario, and the path of least resistance is cutting labor costs," said Basile.
There was also a falloff in the number on online job ads this week, the steepest drop in three years. Basile said new ads were most of the weakness, and it's hard to say whether that will be reflected in the July jobs data. Ads in July fell by 153,600 after a strong gain of 232,000 in June, according to the Conference Board.
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As the Devils lost in the first round to the Flyers, there's criticism being raised for Martin Brodeur. I reviewed video of each of the 15 goals he allowed and came to different conclusions about his performance.
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Dear Marvin,
I can't believe that some of your readers are so incensed at your magazine's decision to run an article on Vince McMahon and the World Wrestling Federation. So what! I'm not an avid supporter of pro wrestling, but it's only entertainment, people! Mr. David Tarr's letter in the February 2000 issue irritated me more than most. To say that Cigar Aficionado was "dumbing down" or "pandering to the lowest common denominator of our society" is an insult to some of us who like to stray to the crazy side of life now and again. Now, I only had a 3.75 GPA in college, like to smoke Cohibas, and work hard for a living, so certainly I wouldn't dare have a little fun and watch pro wrestling.
I, for one, applaud Cigar Aficionado's walk on the wild side every once in a while. Cigar smoking has finally reached a point where it's acceptable for the "common man" to enjoy them, and it's thinking like Mr. Tarr's that has put a "high society" stigma on cigar smoking for such a long time. Cigar smoking should cause you to sit back and reflect on life's little pleasures, which may include the occasional wrestling match. Why not? If the "lowest common denominator" includes those willing to pay $30 to $50 per ticket to watch a billion-dollar-a-year business, then I'm willing to be common. As long as I can keep my Cohibas!
If you want to put a professional bass fisherman on the cover next month, I'll still keep my subscription.
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Dear Marvin,
I never would have imagined people writing such negative comments about your issue featuring the WWF and Vince McMahon. I think that your magazine and your events try to include people from all walks of life. While I feel that your subscribers are basically the wealthy and culturally elite, these people need to remember that cigar smokers come from all levels of society. The WWF may be viewed by some as morally objectionable, but remember, take the show for what it is: entertainment. Those who do not want to watch have the freedom to change the channel.
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And second, no, I don't think it has a Pinkerton vibe to it other than that it's sad. It lacks the musical playfulness and lyrical depth. To me, it has the same vibe as every other Green era track. Not that that's necessarily a bad thing.
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The power of Torah. The power of change.
Central to the life of the Jewish family is the time they spend together around the Shabbos and Yom Tov table -- a warm and convivial setting that invites conversation and the exchange of thoughts and ideas. Yet words alone do not make for an elevated Shabbos experience; when the discussion around the table is mundane and inconsequential, the experience is rendered similarly meaningless. But when the �table talk� is enhanced by Torah ideas that can be applied to daily life, then even the most simple meal becomes a vehicle for personal growth and transformation.
The power of the Torah to change lives is a concept that the authors of an extraordinary new collection of essays, Torah for Your Table, understand well. Through their work for Hineini -- the pioneering Jewish outreach organization founded and headed by their mother, renowned author and lecturer Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis -- Rabbis Yisroel and Osher Anshel Jungreis have personally witnessed and played a role in the spiritual renewal of tens of thousands of Jewish neshomos. With their new book, the authors continue their holy mission to bring Torah to Jews; wherever they are and whatever their level of observance, Torah for Your Table speaks to one and all.
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Who thought it would come to this?
Not me.
When it all started, back in September 1960, I did not pay much attention.
My senior year in high school had just begun, and though I was already a bit of a political junkie, my main concern at that time was the football season that was under way and the girl I was courting — neither of which were off to a good start.
Out at my Daddy's "Green House" — the green mini-barn that was the precursor to his future, famous " Poutin' House" — you could feel the first tremors of the seismic shift that would take place during the decade to come, civil rights and such. But there was not much talk about the coming candidate confrontation.
Maybe it was because it was to be televised. TVs were relatively new to our area and not in every household. Some in Daddy's group took pride in not having one.
Or maybe it was because the whole thing slipped up on them.
It seemed as if one day a magazine did a piece on the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858 and suggested it might be nice to have something like that in 1960, and the next thing any of us knew, we were having one.
Whoop, whoop.
Or maybe it was because there was a general lack of enthusiasm for either candidate. Richard Nixon was in the wrong party. In 1960, in my little south Alabama town, Republicans were rare and generally considered "odd" — as evidenced by one of the few who openly declared her allegiance to the GOP. My cousin Mary, who was already showing the eccentricities that in time would have her living as a semi-recluse with cats named after Confederate generals, would tell anyone who would listen that she was not a Democrat. Mary had more money than God, to whom she left close to $1 million when she died.
"Better than leaving it to a Republican," Daddy said.
"Or to the cats," Mama added.
As for Kennedy, he talked funny and was a Catholic, which Green House regulars claimed did not matter, but I could see that to some of them, it did.
It didn't to Daddy. A religious libertarian, the only time I ever saw him taken aback, theologically speaking, was when one of his cronies confessed an inclination toward agnosticism. As far as Daddy was concerned, you could believe whatever you wanted to believe so long as you didn't expect or insist that he believe it with you. Nevertheless, he thought you ought to believe something. (I can only imagine the delight he would have taken in this year's crop of candidates — a Mormon, two Catholics and a guy that half of the Republicans in Alabama think is a Muslim.)
Since Daddy was a yellow-dog Democrat from the get-go, he early and openly came out for JFK. This may have been the point where he and the local Catholic priest became friends and, in time, drinking buddies.
Daddy had some JFK signs and a few bumper stickers, though I think that rather than stick, they attached to the bumpers with wires — memory fails, but the point is that he had visible acknowledgements of his loyalty to the party under whose banner he had been elected circuit clerk. He offered signs and stickers to his courthouse cronies who either declined or, if they took one, did not display it.
So Kennedy and Nixon debated. And today, analysts and pundits look back on it as the point at which JFK won the election.
Maybe so, but I missed it. It was a Monday night, and I must have had something better to do.
So did Daddy and his friends. The debate passed with little notice. In a few weeks, the real campaign got going and Alabama, as only Alabama can, went its own way.
Kennedy carried the state, but Harry Byrd, running as a states'-rights independent, got six of the state's 11 electoral votes. Nixon got nothing. It was a mess. Look it up. It gets even better, or worse.
As the Green House gang tried to make sense of the election, the debate was never mentioned. It apparently did not make a ripple and no minds were changed.
However, the day after the returns were in, Daddy got lots of calls from people who wanted Kennedy signs and stickers.
No matter who won the debate, those folks wanted to be on the winning side, once that side won.
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GRAND FORKS, ND (WDAZ-TV) - The Alerus Center is tightening security for former President Bill Clinton's arrival in two weeks.
Checking lines, bringing in metal detectors, and routine security sweeps will all become a thing of the norm due to the former President's appearance at the Democratic State Convention.
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"First and foremost is always safety and security of the visitor whether it be a concert or a past president and our patrons, the people that attend the building, that is our number one priority," said Swanson.
"We just treat it like any other day we just might have a little extra layer of security but otherwise just another busy day at the Alerus center," said Alerus Director of Operations, Jeremy Linstad.
Those preparing will use security plans from 2008, back when Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton visted.
"We'll use that to go from, dust off some of those plans and make changes where need be," said Linstad.
The convention is expected to be a sell out. So, in two weeks, local law enforcement and the secret service will roam these halls to make sure the former President is under safe watch.
"I think there will be a collaboration of our resources and their resources," Swanson.
But with the brunt falling on Clinton's security. When Clinton visited during the flood of '97, he rallied likelihood of many Grand Forks residents and is expected to do the same this time.
"He spans party lines, I don't think its about whether you're republican or democrat. He's just a popular, popular individual," said Swanson.
Clinton is the keynote speaker for the convention and is expected to speak Saturday, March 17.
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The Colts' fears came true Monday morning when MRI results confirmed that wide receiver Reggie Wayne tore his right ACL against the Broncos, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Wayne injured his right knee while twisting for an Andrew Luck pass midway through the fourth quarter of the Colts' 39-33 win. NBC reported Wayne was fighting back tears as he was helped off the field.
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How long she lay in the dark, immobile and silent, Kayel never knew. Finally, a faint light flickered on, followed by the gradual return of sound, and then her captor stalked into view.
"I must admit," Boba Fett said coolly, "I'm impressed. You, a teenager and an orphan, hijacked a powerful, expensive ship and managed to dispose of both it, the spice and any credits you might have gotten without arousing so much as a flicker of attention from the authorities. Unfortunately for you, though profitable for me, Jabba the Hutt does notice when a shipment goes missing. It was only a matter of time for me to figure out who had done it and where you were. "
Kayel was silent, keeping her face impassive.
Fett paused midstride. "You're pretty young for your line of work; who taught you?"
"I was a slave for Eiben Stellar until I was ten years old. Then he gave me one hundred credits and kicked me out; he said something about an old debt." Kayel shook her head disbelievingly. "After that, I learned pretty quickly how to slip unnoticed into luxury ships and pickpocket the passengers. I teamed up with Syndrill of Saytuck and we started bigger and better heists. She got herself killed in the hijacking...you know the rest." Kayel
"You're bright," Fett resumed his panther-like stalk, his voice leaving it's normally calm pitch "But what has it gotten you? A cell in my ship for the short trip to your death? You're just like her: you don't think!"
"What do you mean?" Kayel shot back, knowing well that hijacking was not an easy thing to do.
Boba Fett turned on her, his hands rising slowly and deliberately. Kayel bit her lip, awaiting the blast that never came. Instead, Fett removed his Mandalorian helmet. Kayel drew in her breath sharply, knowing she was one of the few to have seen his face. She imprinted it upon her memory, branding it onto her synapses.
Dark, close-cropped hair framed his caramel-skinned face. Features that would have been pleasing to look at if not for the battle-hardened glint in his bark-brown eyes were regarding her with a strange expression. It seemed as though a war were going on in the bounty hunter's head.
"You look so like her," Boba Fett finally said, a strange gruffness in his voice. "It's almost like seeing her again, like seeing my worst nightmare and my wildest dream brought to life."
"Who are you talking about?" Kayel managed, her throat constricting with fear and anticipation.
"Annbri," Fett answered, as though that explained everything.
"Annbri," Kayel repeated quietly. She remembered Stellarâs last words to her, as he had stared disgustedly into her face. âAnnbri, you have cost me another gem.â She knew. "Annbri is my mother."
Boba Fett's head snapped up to stare at Kayel. After a long moment, he answered. "Yes. Annbri was a slave of mine. I trusted her, cared for her, and watched her die." Fett braced himself against the vision Annbriâs pained eyes, bright pools of Alderaan, filling with tears that trickled down her face onto his chest, burning invisible holes in his heart. "Her blood is on Jabba's hands; she paid that price so you could live. How can I send you to your mother's doom?â Fett jammed his helmet back on his head. âYou have probably heard of my personal moral code? You owe your life to it." Fett stiffened, a flood of bitter memories threatening to destroy his calm. He turned on his heel and headed for the cockpit, leaving Kayel in a whirl of relief, hope, and--strangely--sorrow. She knew she would never hijack again.
Boba Fett watched the young woman walk slowly out of his ship, onto the floor of a hangar in Coruscant. She moved with a grace that belied her young age, and as she slipped into the shadows, Fett was reminded once more of Kayel's mother, a flower cut prematurely by Jabba's scythe.
Kayel stared at her reflection in the shiny side of a passenger ship, trying to envision her mother. She stared into her own bark-brown eyes, and was surprised to see tears sparkling therein. Something was tugging at her soul, something tied to Boba Fett. As she turned to watch Slave I disembark, she twisted a caramel-colored finger around a jet-black lock of hair. "Father...."


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cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlydex chen May 2, 2012 3:49 PM
Hi all: I have the following use case:
I have 2 name caches (cache1 and cache2) and configured in REPLICATION (Async) mode in a cluster.
There are situations which require to not allow modifications to cache2 from any other nodes when a node is modifying cache1.
In other words, I need to lock the whole cache across cluster.
Here is a 2 node cluster situation.
I need a way to allow me to do the following (in sudo code):
on node1:
modify cache items in cache1; //for cache1, I am using the lazy lock.
modify cache items in cache2;
when the cluster-wide-lock is acquired by node1, node2 can not modify to cache2.
Ideally, nodes still be able to read the caches from cache2.
Is there a way to implement this in ISPN?
1. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlydex chen May 3, 2012 12:48 PM (in response to dex chen)
There is no response so far.
Let me add some extra explaination to the use case:
1) I was store cipher key in cache1, which is used to encrypt/decrypt the data store in cache 2.
2) I have a schedule the task to rotate/change the cipher key, which will create a new cipher key and re-cncrypt data in cache 2.
This action occures only on the coordinator. After a sucess roration, I'll remove the old cipher key in cahe1.
Here is the problem:
there is no way to gurantee that during the cipher key rotation on the coordinator (say node1), node 2 may add new entries to cache 2 encrypted with the old cipher key, since the current cache lock does not prevent other nodes from reading the old value.
In my view, to guranteen the cluster-wide transactional operation, I need to be able to lock the cache2 (i.e., does not allow any other node to modify the state).
After reading some document, one option I came up is to have another cache, say, cluster-lock, which will have only one constant entry to serve as the "lock-token" across the cluster. Before every modification operation to cache2, the code has to first lock the "lock-token".
Any suggestions and comments.
2. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlyMartin Gencur May 10, 2012 1:36 PM (in response to dex chen)
The data being encrypted does not have to occupy whole cache. It could be probably stored as one cache entry and then you can ensure locking on that key/value pair. In one transaction, first compute a new cipher, get the old data and store newly encrypted data, and store new cipher inside the same transaction.
With pessimistic locking in use, the put() operation will ensure lock acquisition and other users won't be able to modify the cipher/data until the end of the transaction.
3. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlydex chen May 10, 2012 2:36 PM (in response to Martin Gencur)
yes, it could work just using pessmic locking on the cipher key. But this requires to aquire lock for reading as well. That will cause significant performance issue.
4. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlyMartin Gencur May 10, 2012 2:58 PM (in response to dex chen)
No, read operations are non-blocking. See Infinispan documentation - Locking and Concurrency.
5. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlydex chen May 10, 2012 4:04 PM (in response to Martin Gencur)
It will not work if we do not aquire lock on reading. Here is why (see below);
Node 1: Node2:
(c1, cipher1), (k1, v1) (c1, cipher1), (k1, v1)
(c1, cipher1), (k2, v2) (c1, cipher1), (k2, v2)
tx.begin() adding a new entry with latest (existing cipher key = get(c1))
lock(cipher1) (c1, cipher1), (k3, v3)
make new cipher
reencrypt data
cipher2, (k1, v1')
cipher2, (k1, v2')
remove (cipher1)
After the transaction, the caches look like this:
(c2, cipher2), (k1,v1') (k1,v2') (k3, v3)
Here, v1' and v2' are now encrypted by cipher2, but v3 is encrypted by cipher1.
At this point, the cipher1 is removed, now the (k3, v3) is never able to be decrypted any more. The reason is that it is encrypted with cipher1 which is removed by the node1. You can see the cipher1 is still accessible during the transaction on node1. That's my issue.
6. Re: cluster wide lock on a whole cache or make it readonlyMartin Gencur May 11, 2012 2:50 AM (in response to dex chen)
I see, then something like the "lock-token" could help, as you described above.


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KCCD Editor: Jason Madson
This week we bring you a full slate of games and prospects for your viewing pleasure. Instead of being in the state of Missouri or Kansas, I'm bringing this to you from Kentucky. Took a road trip to Louisville for the UofL vs USF game today. We'll get into that game later, but the drive from Kansas City was beautiful. The Hoosier National Forest looked like something out of a Bob Ross painting.
Even though the Chiefs have a great pair in Tamba Hali and Justin Houston, we're going to take a look at pass rushers in today's post. I want as many pass rushers on the field as possible, especially in our sub packages. Add another one or 2 defensive end/outside linebacker hybrid and the Chiefs could even show some 4-3 looks with their 3-4 personnel. My take is that pass rush takes the pressure off of the back end. Get to the QB in a hurry and the rest of your team looks better.
Let's take a look at this week's pass rushers.


text: P.J. Griekspoor EPA Again Wimps Out on Upping Ethanol Blend Kansas Viewpoint It's hard to understand why EPA can't use sound science to support higher ethanol blend, create jobs Published on: June 19, 2010 With oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, grain prices struggling and the ethanol industry poised to create thousands of jobs with the stroke of a pen, you'd think the EPA could get off the fence already and just approve what dozens of scientific studies have shown -- upping the blend of ethanol would be good for the economy and the environment and wouldn't have any detrimental effect on the millions of cars and trucks on the road. It's hard to understand the delay. EPA delayed a decision in December, saying it would rule in June and has now delayed again. Ethanol industry officials are understandably disappointed. And so are farmers. The industry has sent a letter to the Obama administration pleading its case. Here's to hoping that someone listens and that we don't get bogged back down in the idiotic "food vs. fuel" debate.


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Mexican style double doors access the enchanting entry courtyard adorned with small groves of Aspen trees, wisteria, and a Mexican fountain. Located in the small village'' of Aldea, this sophisticated home offers a warm and comfortable environment for family and friends. Custom finished with antiqued cabinetry, travertine tile floors, adzed knotty Alder doors and tile detailed archways, this impeccable home with top quality finishes includes an upstairs guest casita with stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez Mountain ranges.


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Dim lighting, soothing music and invigorating scents can all be recipes for relaxation. And, in our busy lives, it's
often nice to have some downtime to focus on relaxation and rejuvenation of both the mind and body.
Massage therapy has been around for centuries and can be used for various wellness purposes. Massage therapy comes in many forms – including shiatsu, contemporary western massage, Swedish massage and tissue release.
Charlotte Walker, a massage therapist in NorthShore's Integrative Medicine program, identifies some of the potential health benefits of massage therapy:
As is the case with any alternative treatment option you may be undergoing, it is important to inform your physician about this treatment, especially if you are being treated for any specific health conditions.
Have you ever gotten a massage? How often do you go?
Digestive problems—such as cramps, bloating, diarrhea and gas—are common ailments to many Americans. These symptoms
can be influenced by the food we eat, the lifestyle we live and our family history of gastrointestinal issues.
Inflammatory bowel disease (including ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease) and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) are both related to symptoms of the bowel. That is why they are commonly confused with one another.
Eugene Yen, MD, Gastroenterologist at NorthShore and director of the Crohn's and colitis program, offers his advice on the differences associated with inflammatory bowel disease
(IBD) and IBS:
Have you ever experienced any of the symptoms of IBS? What other information do you want to know about the topic?
With warm weather comes bugs that bother – whether they bite, sting or carry disease and illness. Although the cases of people
with West Nile virus and Lyme disease have been relatively small, it is better to exercise proper prevention than to suffer the consequences these conditions may bring.
Ernest Wang, MD, Emergency Medicine physician, provides the following tips for avoiding insects and treating bites:
What do you do to avoid bug bites in the summer? Have you ever found a tick on your body?
Dubbed 'suicide headaches,' cluster headaches strike without warning. Symptoms include pain on one side of the head
(usually behind the eye or temple) that occur seasonally, in the spring and late fall.
Dr. B.T. Horton, the researcher who first identified these headaches in 1939, said his patients had to be constantly watched for fear of suicide because the pain is so excruciating.
Steven Meyers, MD, Neurologist with NorthShore, offers the following known facts about cluster headaches:
While there is no cure for cluster headaches, there are treatments that can decrease the severity of pain, shorten the duration and even prevent them. The key is correct diagnosis. Relatively rare, they affect less than 1% of the population and are frequently
mistaken for migraines. Be sure to see your doctor for an accurate diagnosis and relief.z
Do you suffer from cyclical, painful headaches? What do you do to relieve headaches?
Fire up the grill, it's summertime! The warmer weather encourages people to wheel the grill out of the garage and
more actively use the public grills available at parks. While picnics and grilling can be fun, it's important to remember to be safe.
Jerry Leikin, MD, Medical Toxicologist at NorthShore, offers the following instructions for ensuring proper food preparation and grill safety:
What are some of your favorite foods to grill?
Conception difficulties and infertility aren't as uncommon as one might think; the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention estimate that approximately 10 percent of women between the ages of 15-44 in the United States have difficulty getting or staying pregnant.
There are many fertility treatment options available, including conventional biomedical treatments, such as
fertility medications, artificial insemination and
in vitro fertilization, and traditional methods, like Chinese herbal medicine and
acupuncture. Many couples have found great results with a combination of treatments.
Ultimately, the right choice is the one that works. While there is no preferred method for everyone, in many cases, the age-old treatment of acupuncture has been shown to help enhance fertility and increase a woman's chances of conceiving.
Nicole Hohmann, Acupuncturist with NorthShore's Integrative Medicine Program, shares some of the health benefits of fertility
acupuncture treatments:
Has acupuncture worked for you or someone you know?
When you plan to be out in the sun for an extended period of time (or even a short while), wearing some form of sun protection
is better than nothing. But, with all the options on the market today, how do you know which sunscreen is best for complete sun protection?
Reshma Haugen, MD, Dermatologist at NorthShore, talks about the different types of sunscreen and offers suggestions on which are better than others:
What type of sunscreen do you prefer to use? Do you use sunscreen every time you are outside in the sun?
Swimming, floating and splashing are all fun summer activities to do in the water when the sun is out and the temperatures
are high. Whether you're at the pool or the beach, it's important to be mindful of water safety.
Jacque Quick, Trauma Nurse at Evanston Hospital, provides the following quick tips for water safety:
What are some of your favorite water activities? What safety tips do you swear by?
Summer is a great time to be outdoors and to take advantage of the weather. With the temperature changes and increased sunshine,
come some summer safety concerns.
Julie Holland, MD, a pediatrician at NorthShore, shares a few quick tips on how you can ensure your family stays safe this summer:
What do you do to keep your family safe and healthy during the summer? What are some of your favorite family activities?
No matter what your sex, our lives are often stressful. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious between balancing
work, societal pressures and our personal lives.
When it comes to talking with others about these pressures and the emotional impact they may have, men typically tend to keep to themselves. While many men may open up to close friends and family members, mental health issues and concerns frequently aren't
addressed during a visit to the doctor.
Robert Farra, PhD, gives the following recommendations to men about how to maintain good mental health:
Some of the most common mental health conditions suffered by men include:
What do you do to help reduce stress and anxiety? Would you be comfortable talking to your physician about mental health issues?


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China's central bank is right to tame high credit growth in the world's second largest economy and not doing so would have long-term negative consequences, a senior official at credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service told CNBC on Wednesday.
A credit squeeze in Chinese money markets that has fueled worries about the outlook for China's economy has dealt a blow to financial markets this week. On Tuesday, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) aimed to soothe the concerns by saying it would guide rates to reasonable levels.
(Read More: Is China Right to Brush Aside Credit Squeeze?)
"Our take on this is that the PBOC will continue to be vigilant on reining in credit growth," Thomas Byrne, senior vice president at Moody's told CNBC Asia's "The Call."
"This is one of the weaknesses we've identified in recent rating actions and it is very important because if credit growth gets out of control that has negative ramifications for China's economic growth," he added.
Moody's in April lowered its outlook for China's sovereign ratings to stable from positive, citing concerns about excessive local government borrowing. Earlier this week, the ratings agency lowered its outlook for Hong Kong's banking system to negative from stable given an exposure to Chinese lenders.
One concern for China watchers is that the high credit growth has been fueled by China's shadow banking system. While Byrne thinks shadow banking has a role to play in a developed economy, there are risks associated with it.
(Read More: This Worries Us Most About China, Says World Bank)
"When the economy doesn't just rely on the formal banking system for credit, that is healthy - it's an important feature of mature economies," he said.
However, Byrne added: "Our definition of the shadow banking system is that it's loosely regulated, it's non transparent and there's elevated credit risk and those are the three risks that the PBOC is focused on."
— By CNBC.Com's Dhara Ranasinghe, Follow her on Twiiter: @DharaCNBC


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Montgomery police say 41-year-old Gabriel Thomas is charged with hindering prosecution. He was arrested late Sunday.
Investigators say Thomas had contact with 22-year-old Desmonte Leonard and then provided false information to officers looking for the man.
Leonard is charged with capital murder in Saturday night's shooting at an apartment complex in Auburn. Two former Auburn football players are among the dead.
Montgomery police Sgt. Regina Duckett says the search is concentrated in Montgomery, where Leonard is last known to have lived. Authorities are offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to his capture.


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For the past month, the Railroaders have been taking part in their summer football program. Starting on July 2, Sparks coach Rob Kittrell and his players have been getting together four days a week to freshen up on football. So far, Kittrell has been pleased.
"The summer has been good," Kittrell said. "We decided to quicken the pace a little more as far as how we put stuff in just to try and have everything in by the time we get into pads. The varsity kids have been picking it up really well. We were a little worried about our receiver position but we've had a few kids step up and I think we're going to be fine there. We have another group of kids that work very hard and do everything we ask, so that's a pleasure.
"We want to put into place both schemes. We want the kids to know where to go, where to be, where to line up. Now is just a really good time to take advantage of fundamentals and focus on those."
Kittrell has also been satisfied with the number of kids that have turned out for the practices.
"I'm very happy. We have a lot of kids," Kittrell said. "We're not having a JV team so we're bringing those sophomores up to varsity. That's going to give us about 40 on varsity with 11 sophomores. The turnout's been good. I think we'll have a little bit of depth and we'll have some competition and that's always good."
Aside from regular team practices, Sparks has also taken part in 7-on-7 drills against other squads from local schools like Hug, Wooster and Incline. Kittrell said this is important for the player's development because they are able to see and go up against the best from other schools.
While fundamentals and installing the base systems has been the main focus of the summer workouts, one key area that Kittrell wants his players to develop does not pertain to X's and O's.
"Obviously we want to get better and better every week. Defensively, I want them to learn to trust one another and to learn to be in the right spot. Offensively, the same thing. I want them to trust their teammates. I want them to learn the right patterns and be in the right spots."
The summer camp will wrap up on August 2 before the Railroaders get to put on pads and helmets on August 9 for the beginning of fall practice. Kittrell said he is looking forward for the real football to get underway.
"I'm excited just to see who's got what, who's going to step up and get after it."


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Houston >Community Organizations > Houston Arboretum & Nature Ctr
4501 Woodway Dr, Houston, TX | Directions 7702429.765656 -95.456604
Grounds: Dawn-Dusk
Building: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Discovery Room, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., closed Mondays
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Too Lazy to Go Camping? – Is your beau bugging you to go primitive camping? Why not suggest an urban forest event, so you don't have to scout for a bathroom in the middle of the night? The Arboretum has a "Wine and Cheese Night Hike" and other evening events like "Bugs and Beer" for buzzed adults. The programs are usually $30 for non-members.
Here is a poetic description of what you will hear...
"The night forest pulses with the sounds of melodious songs, clicking calls, flapping wings, and shuffling feet. Frogs, crickets, bats, and other animals are on the move; meeting mates and finding food- it's the night life of the forest! Come out and discover which creatures are sounding off, participate in a special frog symphony, and take a night hike into a forest rich in sounds and excitement. After the hike, enjoy wine and cheese while discussing your evening in the woods. All participants will receive a free night forest recording for attending this event."
An urban wildlife sanctuary for native wildflowers, plants and animals. – The Scene
The arboretum is 155 acres of habitat and is mapped with five miles of foot trails. The dense vegetation screens city sounds; bird-watchers can concentrate and forget that Loop 610 is so near. For best bird-watching, visit the park in early fall and spring.
The Experience
The area is enjoyed by eastern kingbirds in the spring and summer and sparrows in the winter. In the spring, this can be a great place for migrant songbirds on their way north from Central and South America. In the fall, the woods are often used as roosts for southbound migrating broadwing hawks and Mississippi kites. Several warbler species, red-eyed vireo, yellow-throated vireo, white-eyed vireo, Acadian flycatcher, wood thrush and summer tanager are all in Memorial Park's mixed southeastern forest. The pond habitats harbor the great egret, snowy egret, yellow-crowned night-heron, white ibis and common yellowthroat.
Dog-gone Good – One of the best places in Houston to walk a basset hound.
Interesting plants, too.
But the dog liked it more than we did.
A lovely walk – This is the best walk in the park in the city of Houston. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a pleasant [and free!] experience.
Nature's Best – The Houston Arboretum is a real gem! Best Houston has to offer in terms of natural habitat, and a staff that is welcoming and eager to help us learn more! This is a peaceful oasis in the midst of the fury of the city.
HANC IS AWESOME FOR FAMILIES – Houston Arboretum & Nature Center (HANC) is the greatest outdoor classroom Houston has to offer. Bring your family and you will all learn about nature together. There are lots of activities for the kids, and a free walking tour on the weekends, otherwise you can go it alone. There are simple maps available for small change, so bring your quarters.
Bring Mosquito repellent, so that you don't get bitten! You will love seeing nature however! It's so quiet, and the scent of the fresh pine needles are awesome. The sounds of nature are soft and beautiful! If you are a bird watcher, bring some binoculars, you'll see tons of them!
Have fun!
Take a hike!!! – A great place to leave it all. Take a hike on the great trails. Listen to the birds, the bees, the scurrying of unseen animals. The trains on Sunday mornings are also great. The hammering of the pileated woodpecker is my favorite, next to the smiles on the faces of the other people on the trails.
Bring a friend.
Forever Wooded – Some of my happiest memories are of horseback riding in Memorial Park in the early 60s. I don't need to elaborate about the obvious upheavals in the city landscape since then, but it delights me that part of the park was set aside for the arboretum. I have seen the dedicated and talented people who work there -- both as staff members and volunteers -- to keep this place a haven for harried Houstonians as well as a site for children to become acquainted with the beauty (and annonyances) of nature.
great place to walk – Great place for a long walk with your dog! The trees provide lots of shade & its got great trails that are well marked. A really nice getaway from the normal exercise routine.
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Pearl Izumi Attack Jersey - Short-Sleeve - Men's $69.95
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Pearl Izumi has been continuously redefining its apparel line since a Japanese father gave his son a cycling kit in the 1950's. That kit became the seed for a company that never rests on its laurels. The Attack Jersey is just one piece that is evidence of Pearl Izumi's commitment to giving you maximum details in a price that won't break your wallet.
Dressed in the aptly-named Attack, you're able to tackle the road with renewed vigor, regardless of whether it's your first ride after a long winter layoff, or simply a Sunday coffee shop ride. To achieve this, Pearl Izumi used its Select Transfer material for the construction of the Attack. This fabric earned its reputation of setting the standard for moisture management fabrics, largely because it's the foundation for all of the moisture-management fabrics used in more expensive Pearl jerseys. And, in addition to moving moisture to the fabric's quick-drying outer-layer, Select transfer is also incredibly light in weight, which means that it breathes much better than standard Lycra blends.
Pearl Izumi has given the Attack a new silhouette — more form-fit than the previous year's model.The This simple, clean cut means that there aren't useless features that add to the cost, just essential elements that make it a great-fitting, handsome, and utilitarian jersey. Easy all-out ventilation is furthered with the jersey's full-length zipper. Three rear pockets give you places to stuff your whole repair kit, wallet, gel packs, and CO2 cartridges. An elasticized gripper on the back keeps the jersey in place, while the Pearl Izumi reflective elements will increase your visibility to motorists in low-light conditions.
The Pearl Izumi Attack Jersey is available in five sizes from Small to XX-Large and in the colors Screaming Yellow, Mykonos blue, True red, and Black.
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Neighborhoods: Las Vegas
This casino microbrewery comes up a winner in the handcrafted beer department. – In Short
An early entrant into the casino-brewpub game, the Triple 7 Brewpub should hold a place in the heart of any self-respecting chugger and not just for the custom suds. Located in the stylish, stained-glass-and-burnished-wood digs of Main Street Station, the Triple 7 is where hoi polloi beer-lovers can go to feel a little fancy-schmancy while still getting a good buzz on. It also offers a family of brews, all named after gambling terms.
Great Beer, great music, great fun!! – I was there in May, I walked in and there was a killer band playing, I stayed All night!! The beer was outstanding, coming from Seattle that means alot!. They also have shot trees, if you;ve never seen one it's cool, try it if you have a group, also they have these beer dispensers that hold like 10-15 beers and has a tap on right at your table, this is a very cool palce check it out!! At the Monte Carlo...........
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Perth, Western Australia - 6th to 10th January 2014
Debian AMIs are now on the Amazon Web Services EC2 Cloud; a community driven project to get trustable images globally available, generated in a transparent and repeatable manner. This is a retrospective of the process taken, the current status, lessons learned, and the coming future of Debian on AWS. This is not a vendor talk, but a talk from the Debian Developer who lead the process, and organised the deployments, and maintains the relationship between Debian and AWS, and AWS and Debian.
In addition to talk about how these images are built, and how to use them, I'll explore some of the other ways that AWS is trying to help Debian. We'll discuss the rationale behind why Debian is now deployed from trusted sources on public clouds.
James started hacking web pages while living at the University Computer Club and studying at UWA in the mid 1990s with a bunch of other people here at LCA. By the end of the 1990s, he was webmaster of UWA. IN 2000 he became a Debian Developer. Moving to the online finance market in Perth, running Linux.conf.au 2003... here at UWA, and then moving (running away) to Europe where he worked for Canon Europes open source development shop - Fotango - with a bunch of super smart Perl developers he pushed his first CPAN perl modules, and then moved on to online advertising platform Vibrant Media for 5 years. He returned to Perth in 2010, helped run PLUG in 2011 and 2012 as PLUG President, and opened the Amazon Web Services office in Perth in 2012.


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Grant Howard Spoon was born to Bill and Amanda Spoon, of Cottonwood, on Aug. 2, 2013, at 3:39 p.m. at Mercy Medical Center in Redding. Grant weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Rick and Grace Kemmer of Greenville.
Paternal grandparents are Kayle and Carol Spoon, of Cottonwood.
Great-grandparents are Shirley Spoon, of Cottonwood, and Bill and Nancy O'Brien, of Carmichael.
Clarissa Jean Wert was born to Nick and Miranda Wert, of Sparks, Nev., on Aug. 8, 2013, at 1:08 p.m. at St. Mary's Hospital in Reno, Nev. Clarissa weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Jeff and Carol Love, of Sparks, Nev.
Paternal grandparents are Terry and Sheri Wert, of Quincy.
Great-grandparents are Betty Foist, of Royal Oak, Mich., and Margaret Wert of Chico.
Clarissa is also welcomed by siblings Penney, 6 and Patrick, 3.
Embrace Leann Marie Madarang was born to Christopher Madarang and Alanna Payne, of Quincy, on Aug. 15, 2013, at 8:20 a.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Embrace weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces.
Embrace is also welcomed by sibling Ella Rose Eyezlyn Madarang, 5.
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Bryce James Sparks was born to Kevin and Stephanie Sparks, of Quincy, on Aug. 22, 2013, at 11:22 a.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Bryce weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Charles and Bonnie Lippincott.
Paternal grandmother is Joyce Sparks.
Great-grandparents are Don and Lucille Sparks.
Quinn and Josh Taborski of Bozeman, Mont., welcomed a son, Jesse Alden Taborski, born at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital July 9, 2013. The new baby weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and measured 19-1/2 inches in length.
Paternal grandparents are Matt and Martha Taborski, of Quincy, and maternal grandparents are Betsy White, of San Antonio, Texas, and Shannon Taylor, of Bozeman.
Also welcoming the new baby are sisters Cassidy and Kaylyn.
Michelle King and Aaron Lohn, of Chico, are the parents of a girl, Charlotte Anise Lohn, born Aug. 10, 2013, at Feather River Hospital in Paradise. The new baby weighed 8 pounds and measured 21 inches in length.
Maternal grandparents are Steve and Mary King, of Quincy, and paternal grandparents are Greg and Jeanine Lohn, of Portola.
A brother, Porter Lohn, also welcomes the new baby.
Garret Duval Beatty was born to Donavon Beatty and Michele Haskins of Taylorsville on Aug. 11, 2013, at 7:52 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Garrett weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Richard and Suzanne Haskins of Sparks, Nev.
Paternal grandparents are Mike and Cheryl Beatty of Quincy.
Great-grandparents are Don and Grace Duval, of Elko, Nev., and Marjorie Jarvis of Mesa, Ariz.
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