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TOPEKA - At first, the West coaches expected La Crosse fullback Kip Keeley to primarily block in Saturday's Shrine Bowl all-star game.
"The coaches were like, 'When we go into spread, we will probably move our fullback, take him off, put a faster kid in there,' " Keeley said.
However, that changed after the first couple days of practice. Keeley showed his soft hands that caught 71 career passes for the Leopards last fall, including 28 catches for 516 yards and five scores, part of a statistical profile that produced Hays Daily News Super 11 honors.
On Saturday, Keeley finished with five catches for 77 yards and nine rushes for 23 yards in the West's 22-19 loss to the East in front of 7,600 fans at Washburn University's Yager Stadium. The loss ended the West's seven-game winning streak. The 40th annual game raises money for Shriners Hospital for Children.
He led all players in total yards and receiving yards and finished second in receptions. Keeley also collected two tackles and received consideration for West MVP. He impressed players, coaches and onlookers who hadn't seen him in the fall.
"He is an animal out there," West running back Cody Busby said. "He is a beast. I had a great time playing with him. Hands down, he was really good out there tonight."
Both teams started slowly and the game was scoreless after the first quarter.
"Kids played hard," said Hays High's Ryan Cornelsen, the West's head coach. "It took us awhile to get to where we could execute our offense. We came through and started moving it better. It's a chance for me to use what I do in my profession to raise money for a great cause. You want to win the game, but there is a bigger picture there."
The West collected its first first down on a 12-yard pass from Bishop Carroll quarterback Zeke Palmer to Keeley in the flat with 10 minutes, 16 seconds left in the first half.
"They were playing man on the outside, and they had the safety way off, so we were just running out routes with me," Keeley said. "They weren't guarding me real tight. ... We kind of utilized my ability to catch and when you have got a quarterback like Zeke who can pretty much put it wherever he wants, it makes it easy."
The West turned Keeley's reception into the game's first score when Markus Phox found Drew Kite for a seven-yard score off a fake field goal.
"It was really the first time any of us had been in full game speed since our last high school football game," Keeley said.
Keeley set up West's second score with a 27-yard catch on a wide-open grab across the middle in the third quarter.
"He played outstanding, didn't he?" East coach Jason Swift said. "We know the name, because as high school coaches, we follow these things, but, yeah, they were impressive. It could have gone either way. We just happened to be lucky to be on top."
It marked the West's longest play from scrimmage and helped Palmer earn West MVP honors after he finished 14 of 20 for 175 yards with no touchdowns and one interception and led the team with 13 carries for 68 yards. The West collected 41 carries for 123 rushing yards and had one running play over 10 yards.
Phillipsburg's Sean Newlan was Palmer's backup and finished with four carries for 10 yards. He also punted seven times for a 37.1 average. Plainville's Bradey Chard started at center, while Ness City's Dalton Gantz recorded no defensive statistics at linebacker.
"Zeke is awfully good, and we planned on playing Newlan more, but the run game was just almost non-existent," Cornelsen said. "We couldn't block them up front, so we had to go to our spread game. That's just how it turned out. We struggled. They were bringing everybody. It's tough to get blitz protection in in a week, and they hurt us a little bit with it."
Hays High's David Cardinal collected nine carries for 20 yards.
"He was playing hard," Cornelsen said. "We just couldn't get our run game going, so we had to kind of go away from it and try to do some other things. But there is no doubt, he played hard and did a great job."
On the West's final score, Keeley had three carries for six yards to set up a six-yard TD run by Busby that gave West a 19-14 lead with 6:09 left. Then, the East took its final lead on a 20-yard fullback pass from Conley Wilkins to Austin Moses with 3:04 remaining.
"Shrine Bowl game, you are going to see tricks like that," Keeley said. "In the back of my mind, I thought that it was a real possibility of something like that, but it was a great call by them."
The West had two more chances, but Palmer threw an interception in the end zone on the first possession. On the last game's final play, Keeley caught a 23-yard pass from Palmer.
Keeley looked back and saw 6-foot-5, 270-pound lineman Collin French and the speedy Busby. He lateraled back to Busby, who took the ball on a hop, and raced down the left sideline.
"Kip is just a heady kid," Cornelsen said. "He caught the ball and was trying to make something happen."
Busby had a possible opportunity to score, but the East's Pete Pfannenstiel tackled him at the East 21 to end the game. Still, Keeley and the West wore plenty of smiles on the field after the game.
"It was just a really fun game," said Keeley, a Kansas State University football walk-on. "Being my last high school football game and being the last time that I represented my La Crosse community and represented the Leopards, I felt like I gave it my all, and, in the end, the win would have meant a lot to me, but it's really for an overall great cause. In the end, you really don't hang your head a lot when you lose."


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The College News Volume VI. No. 6 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1919 Price 5 Cen STUDENT BODY TO CONSTITUTE LEGISLATURE OF SELF GOVERNMENT All Questions To Come Before Monthly Meeting of Association Monthly meetings of the entire stu- dent body, to make regulations and to hear reports of the executive board are the outstanding features in the new plan for the running of the Student Govern- ment Association, according to a sense of the meeting, passed last week. The association will constitute the legislative body, and the executive board will act as the judicial court. All in- fringements of rules will be brought to this court, and afterward will be re- ported, together with the punishments inflicted, at the next monthly meeting of the Association and in the News. One freshman and one sophomore member will be added to the executive hoard. The advisory board and board of sub-proctors will continue to meet and discuss their own executive func- tiens. Two amendments were made to the proposed plan�that a one-third quorum will be necessary to amend a resolution, and that proposed changes must be post- ed forty-eight hours before the next meeting. R. Wood ruff, '19, was the only strong opponent of the new plan, urging the efficiency of the present executive board, and its lack of red tape. W. Worcester, '21, voicing the general opinion of the meeting, said that the monthly meet- ings were badly needed to stimulate personal interest in the associatioru OUTSIDERS CROWD CLOISTERS FOR LANTERN NIGHT Singing Not Up To Usual Standard Green lanterns, shaped like Japanese pagodas, where presented to the Fresh- men by the Sophomores last Friday night before an audience of pre-war size. In spite of the threatening sky, the ceremony, with the dimly lit library win- dows as a background, was effectively carried out, its impressiveness being marred only by the long silence be- tween the entrance of the Freshmen and the time when the Sophomores' singing could be heard. 1922, led by L Grim and J. Burges, reverted to the old cus- tom of walking the entire length of the cloisters under the arch and approaching the fountain by the center steps The Sophomores' singing of "Pallas Athene Thea" was well-modulated and true, but lacking in volume. Expression was sacrificed to gain a perfect rhythm. In the 1923's singing of "Over the Way," more strength but less round- ness of tone was evident. Led by V. Head (song mistress) and L. Bennett, the Freshmen kept good time, except at the end of the first verse. Owing to a predominance of tenor and change in harmony of the last lines, the parts did (Continued on page 2) K. Gardner President of 1922J m Katharine Gardner was elected presi- dent of the Sophomore Class last Wed- nesday, Marion Rawson vice president, and Barbara Clarke secretary Miss Gardner, who won the junior girls' national tennis championship last summer, prepared at Rosemary. She is 1922's tennis captain and treasurer of the self-government association. Miss Rawson is on the advisory board of the undergraduate association. Miss Raw- son is from Wykeham Rise, and Miss Clarke from Miss Wheeler's School RED CROSS DRIVE BEGINS Mr*. Otla Skianor SpMka on Thirtl Roll Call la Chapel The College Red Cross Drive for a 100 per cent, membership began Monday morning, when Mrs. Otis Skinner spoke in chapel on "The Third Roll Call as a Crusade of Health." "A 100 per cent, membership for the college would have a great influence in the whole Main Line district," said Mrs. Skinner. "This drive comes on the anni- versary of the signing of the armistice and we all must joint. The Red Cross is the Cry of Humanity." The results of the race among the four classes for membership are being il- lustrated on the "race track" in Taylor and have been announced at dinner every night. 1923 was leading when the Newi went to press and a banner will be awarded by the Main Line committee to the class that gets a 100 per cent, first. Hall canvasses are benig made and the booth will be open in Taylor every morn- ing. First Thousand from President Thomas When the Alumnae Committee cabled President Thomas about the proposal to endow an Anna Howard Shaw memorial chair, she replied with her very hearty approval and asked to contribute the first thousand dollars. This gift of Pres- ident Thomas' really began the cam- paign last summer. A second thousand has been pledged by Mr. Grace, the father of Janet Grace, '17, and Virginia Grace, '22. A niece of Miss Shaw also sent a large gift to the fund, and several other sums varying from $250.00 to $50.00 have been con- tributed. AMY LOWELL COMING Will Raid Postry Under Auspices of Reel- ing and Writhing Club. Amy Lowell, exponent of free verse and imagism will read and discuss her own poems on Friday, November 14, under the auspices of the Reeling and Writhing Club. Miss Lowell, who is a descendant of James Russell Lowell and a sister of President Lowell of Harvard, is the author of "A Dome of Many Col- ored Glass," "Sword Blades and Poppy Seeds,, and other books. Miss Lowell will have dinner in Pem- broke before the lecture with the mem- bers of the club. The guests of honor will be President Taft. Dean Smith, Miss Donnelley, and Miss Crandall. After din- ner coffee will be served, and the club members will ask guests to meet the speaker. PRESIDENT WILSON IN 1912 HAD MOCK LANTERN NIGHT Alumnae Revived Ceremony at Den- ver Political Dinner A mock Lantern Night was celebrated for President Wilson by Bryn Mawr Alumnae at a political dinner given for him in Denver in 1912. President Wilson, who started his ca- reer as instructor in history and poli- tics at Bryn Mawr College in 1885. was making a cross-country tour to* meet Democratic leaders in his first presiden- tial candidacy. He stopped at Denvei where a political dinner was given for important local Democrats by Mrs. Rich- ard Crawford Campbell, '90, one of his history students at Bryn Mawr. At the close of the dinner, Mrs. Campbell, as toastmistress, rose and ex- plained that the alumnae present wished to celebrate one of the customs of their alma mater. The original idea in Lantern Night, she explained, was to quiz the en- tering Freshmen, and, if they showed worthiness, to give them a lantern to light them through Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Campbell said that they wished to cross- question the Governor of New Jersey, and if he came off well they would give him a lantern to light him to the White House. "Will you faithfully promise," said one of the Bryn Mawr quizzers, "to stay in the White House if we put you there, and do no gallivanting?" "I will," said Mr. Wilson, and so he won' the lantern. IMMIGRANT SCAPEGOAT OF IN- DUSTRIAL WORLD President Thomas ailed to Study Missions in the Orient New York Times. October 30.�Pres- ident M. Carey Thomas, of Bryn Mawr College, is one of thirty representative American women to be selected by the Federated Women's Council of Foreign Missionary Societies to go to the Orient to study problems of the mission field, it was announced yesterday by the In- ter-Church World Movement. This is the first inter-denominational body of women to investigate missionary prob- lems abroad. The delegation also includes President Ellen F. Pendleton, of Wellesley Col- lege, physicians, social workers and re- ligious leaders. To Colokrat* Peace Aaaivtrsary A special srrvivf to celebrate the anniversary of Peace-Day will be held in I lie chapel next Tuesday at S.S0 a. m. Allen Burns Speaks on Americanization "Trying to explain industrial unrest by the immigrant is like a housekeeper sweeping the dust from her room into a closet." said Mr. Allen Burns, speaking Wednesday evening in Taylor Hall on Americanization, the third lecture in the course of modern social problems. If?. Bums is director of the methods of studying Americanization, of the Carne- gie Corporation. Justice, according to Mr. Burns, is the first thing owed to the alien. At pres- ent the immigrant is the scapegoat in the industrial world. The steel strike, for example, is blamed on the immigrant; yet the strike leaders are native-born. Free public education should be of- fered. The employer should give class- rooms in his establishment, but the in- struction should be a public function. The greatest deficiency in instruction is giving the classes over to amateurs. Highly trained specialists are needed and can be kept busy wherever three classes meet each day. "Open communication is, however, more important than education," said Mr. Burns. "If we identify Americaniza- tion with suppression of foreign tongues, we will antagonize foreigner! and pro- mulgate interest in agitations." Mr. Burns went on to speak of foreign (Continued on page 2) General College Council Meets A College Council has been or- ganized to discuss matters of gen- eral college interest and to treat especially questions which do not fall under any of the four associations. President Taft is chairman of the Coun- cil, which includes Dean Smith, the heads of the four associations, the class prtsMtata, �"d representatives of the ColWgC administration. < DELEGATES FROM CONGRESS OF WOMEN WORKERS TO VISIT HFRE Represent Twelve Countries. Will Be Guests of |W. T. U. L on Friday and of Bryn Mawr on Saturday Women of world-wide prominence in industrial organization will visit Bryn Mawr this week-end and speak on la- bor problems at a meeting to be held in the gymnasium Saturday night. The delegates represent the first in- ternational Congress of Working Wo- men now meeting in Washington, and include: Miss Mary McArthur, and Miss Margaret Bon field, the former and the present secretary of the Woman's Trade Union League of England, Mme. Sty- chova, a member of the Czecho-Slovakian parliament, and Mrs. Raymond Robins. An extensive program has been plan- ned for the delegates, who will reach Philadelphia on Friday. Excursions for those who so desire have been arranged by Miss Benzanson to various indus- trial plants in Philadelphia. In the after- noon or evening the delegates will be the guests of the Woman's Trade Union League of Philadelphia. Will So* Hockey Gam*. Saturday morning they will visit the college grounds, witnessing the hockey game between Varsity and the Phila- delphia Cricket Club. At eleven a con- ference has been arranged with the Car- da Woerishoffer Graduate Department. In the afternoon a tour will be made of the Community Center and the schools in Bryn Mawr. President Taft will en- tertain the delegates at tea to meet the faculty, students, and friends of the col- lege. At the meeting Saturday evening a delegate from each country will speak on labor questions of immediate signi- ficance in her country. Members of the college are invited, as well as all the members of the Woman's Trade Union League of Philadelphia, the Federation of Women Workers, and the College Clubs in the city. Japan, Poland, Denmark, Sweden, Czech-Slovakia, France, Belgium, Italy and the British Empire will be represent- ed at the Conference The International Conference of Working Women, from which the delegates are sent, assembled in Washington on October 28. It was composed chiefly of the women advi- sors to the delegates of the International Labor Conference, which met the next day. Leila Houghteling Vice-President of Alumnae Association Leila Houghteling, '11, will be vice- president of the Alumnae Association for the rest of the year. Miss Houghte- ling was appointed by the Board of Di- rectors of the Alumnae Association to succeed Johanna Kroeber Mosenthal, '00, who resigned. For the last few years. Miss Houghte- ling has been doing court and probation work in Chicago. She was the first presi- dent of the Christian Association in col- lege after the Union and League were united. She was also vice-president of self-government. 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US district Judge James Ware, reconsidering laws at issue in the case at the city's request, reversed his earlier decisions, disregarded the jury's verdict and issued a Wednesday(9/21) ruling in favor of Foster."
(McIntyre, who had just graduated with honors, was attending a party on 2/8/01. When police told guests to leave to a complaint, she put two fingers on Foster's badge to see the numbers. She was arrested for committing a battery.)
"Bill would force DNA collection" (9/25/05)
"Washington - Suspects arrested or detained by federal authorities could be forced to provide samples of their DNA that would be recorded in a central database under a provision of a Senate bill to expand government collection of personal data.
The measure was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee last week and is supported by the White House, but has not gone to the floor for a vote. It goes beyond current law, which allows federal authorities to collect and record samples of DNA only from those convicted of crimes. The data is stored in an FBI-maintained national registry that law enforcement officials use to aid investigations, by comparing DNA from criminals with evidence found at crime scenes."
The purpose of two articles is very clear. To justify unreasonable search and arrest and then to frame the victim by DNA planting. DNA(a hair, skin, semen) like drugs, can be planted easily. The provision opens the gate for corrupted Feds. They can find an excuse to detain people. Then frame him in a crime case. No evidence needed. What they need to do is to declare the detainee's DNA is identical to one found in criminal scene. I believe Feds now are busy to plant my DNA in old unsolved case.
347. Abandon the Constitution (10/7/05)
The 4th Amendment was set up to protect people from "planting" of corruptive law enforcement. Feds can not arrest people simply because they can find drugs in his property. It is unreasonable search and arrest. They must have evidence the man charged had practically involved in drug case. So the 4th Amendment protect us from "planting".
I allege Feds planted drugs in my attic and garage. Twice they try to frame cases by disguising roof contractor or garage door contractor. (see "144. Roof contractor from Idaho", "300. Garage door".)
This time they use DNA plant. They say now the DNA forced test of suspects is allowed. It opens the gate of "police planting". It's easy to detain people in a dispute with police. Then to prosecute them by DNA evidence. DNA, like drugs, can be planted easily. Innocent people, while commit no crime, can be conveniently framed in a case.
Now what's the meaning for 4th Amendment?
348. "Witness" team (10/7/05)
After Feds got the bill of "forced DNA test", the rest thing was to arrange a police detain. For which they even made a judge disregarded a jury's verdict, reversed his own decision to issue a new ruling to encourage unreasonable search and arrest.(see #436)
On 9/28, I took a walk around the block. I saw an unusual lively street. A resident and a yard worker talked at the entrance of the lane. Cross street, there was a van of heater company with three people. When I turned into the side street, I saw two young men with a broken car, and a technician of AAA emergency car. There were five people walking on the path in the small park next block. There was even a lady with Arabic dress. This was the first time I saw an Arab in my community. Wah, I thought, Feds activated so large resource to carry out an arrest. When I got back to my home, a car arrived at cross street house just opposite the lane. Five people got off the car, hugging, walking around, made a noise. These people, would play the role of "reliable witness" if a police arrest carried out.
On 10/4 about 10 pm at night, I saw a towing car parked cross street. I went out to have a look. Then I saw a row of 4 cars slowly drove through. The last one was a police car. I think it was an "arrest work team" on their night shift with three potential witnesses and a police.
In recent decade, when Feds occupied most houses in my area, it becomes a desert area. Rarely I saw a child here. When I had a walk seldom I saw a resident. Sometimes I could see one or two people walking in the park. So a sudden surge of more than a dozen people was very unusual for me. And for a quiet community (most residents are agents and their support group), a police car was a rarity too.
I believe there will be a search and arrest ready for me. It's not accidental but a well planned one. Feds even prepared a lot of "reliable witnesses" for it. Though I'll try to avoid any conflict with police, what people heard will be another story.
349. Warning (10/7/05)
People read my thread know the tactic Feds used to distract the frame case. A "terror attack" and a natural disaster to rouse the panic that will divert public's attention from a criminal case committed by Feds.
1. Symptoms of a "terror attack". On 10/6 Bush said 10 terror plots were foiled. He labels Iraq being the central battleground in the war on terror. The language he used was the strongest to date which may indicate he strongly believe there will be "terror attack" to happen to strengthen his political position.
In same day, Mayor of New York, Bloomberg, said the FBI had informed him about "a specific threat" that 19 suicide bombers planned to hit the subway system.
These are typical pre-advanced propaganda. A bombing will happen, but Feds has no responsibility. Because they have given you a warning in advance.
2. A bio-attack. This time it is avian-flu. The propaganda include with: "Mysterious 16 deaths in Canada.", and WHO said the pandemic will probably kill more than 50 million people in the world.
Two days ago Bush said to deal with such pandemic he may use troops to quarantine. For a president who was so incompetent to react to a pre-warned hurricanes, how could he be so active in a disease in which not a case is found in US?
I worry there will be a slaughter in the name of pandemic after they frame a case on me.
350. Boy George and drug charge (10/12/05)
When I wrote that the recent tactic Feds using is to arrest in the name of drug charge by unreasonable search, there was a swift re-action.
"Boy George held on drug charges" (Mercury News, 10/9/05)
Police said Boy George called 911 to report a burglary on Friday(10/8) in New York."When police showed up, they found no evidence of a burglary but did find a small amount of cocaine near a computer in his apartment." Boy George was arrested on drug charge.
The case was a framed one, I think. It was a model demonstration to instruct how Feds to act on my case aggressively. In local TV news that night,(10/9) there were pictures that residents of San Jose complained how their houses were intruded by strangers. Next day on 10/10 in the evening, there was a knock at the door. It was a young man. I didn't answer it. He took a walk in my front yard then left.
In previous two attempted frame cases, Feds tried to disguise as contractors of roofing or garage door. I had a look at these two places but couldn't find anything suspicious. It's impossible to search the garage because too much stuff was piled up there. I once puzzled that how the disguised contractor could declare they finding the drug in concealed place where no others could see. Boy George's case solved my problem. George had no motive to tell a lie to call police to his home that led to his arrest. Once police were at his home, the rest words were all theirs. It's too convenient to say there was no evidence of burglary and they found drugs near George's computer.
What they need is to find an excuse that they are legally there. So the search and arrest would be reasonable. Roofing, garage door repair and burglary were all tactics to create an invitation. To make unreasonable search and arrest legal. Once they were there, the rest story was written by themselves.
To make sure they can finish the case as fast as they can, Feds also planned individual search and arrest. For which they prepared many potential "reliable witnesses". To guarantee the success of the plan, they even murdered (I allege) Rehnquist and send a man of their own to be the Chief Justice.


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Not much is left of 2010 and even less remains of the baseball season. With the Rookies of the Year, Cy Youngs and Manager of the Year Awards doled out this week, two awards remain – the League MVPs. The remnants of the season that was haven't stopped a flurry of action building toward 2011.
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Interestingly enough, the other two clubs with seven are also NL teams. The Braves racked up seven with Greg Maddux (three), Tom Glavine (two), Hall of Famer Warren Spahn and John Smoltz (one each). And the Dodgers out-rank all major league teams with nine Cy Young Award winners: Hall of Famers Sandy Koufax (three) and Don Drysdale (one), along with Eric Gagne, Orel Hershiser, Mike Marshall, Don Newcombe and Fernando Valenzuela (one each).
Nine years is a heck of a start: Minnesota's Ron Gardenhire won his first Manager of the Year Award, and Twins fans think it's about time. Gardy had previously finished second in voting five times. His teams have won 90 games five times and he is the first manger in history to win six division titles in his first nine years. With 803 career wins, only five managers had more wins in their first nine seasons than Gardenhire. All five now call Cooperstown home: Sparky Anderson (863), Al Lopez (836), Joe McCarthy (828), Earl Weaver (812) and Frank Chance (810). Current Angels manager Mike Scioscia, also had exactly 803 wins through his first nine seasons.
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Despite the continued economic and sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone and a material slowdown in the emerging markets, particularly in China, global equity markets were strong in the third quarter due to a better-than-expected corporate earnings season in the U.S. and the continued global monetary easing cycle. There were some promises of stabilization in Europe, but equities mainly responded to increasing speculation about possible Federal Reserve action regarding a third round of quantitative easing (QE3), which materialized in September. For the quarter, the Standard and Poor's (S&P) 500, Russell 1000, Russell 2000, MSCI EAFE, and MSCI Emerging Markets Indices returned 6.35%, 6.31%, 5.25%, 6.98%, and 7.89%, respectively. Value stocks slightly outperformed their growth counterparts during the quarter with the Russell 1000 Value Index returning 6.51%, while the Russell 1000 Growth Index was up 6.11%.
Within the Russell 1000 Index, Energy was the top-performing sector in the third quarter but was still lagging considerably on a year-to-date basis. Consumer Discretionary and Telecommunication Services were the other top-performing sectors, while Consumer Staples, Industrials, and Utilities sectors lagged.
Better-Than Expected U.S. Corporate Earnings Favor Small-Cap Companies
Equity market performance at the start of the third quarter was driven to a large extent by U.S. corporate earnings announcements, as well as some negative earnings pre-announcements. While 66% of S&P 500 companies beat earnings estimates, the top-line results were less than stellar, with 41% of companies topping revenue forecasts and reported revenues rising just 0.7% on a year-over-year basis.
Smaller-cap companies outperformed their large-cap counterparts in terms of earnings growth and revenue surprises, which helped small-cap stock prices outperform in August and September. U.S. large-cap, multinational companies with large earnings exposures to Europe and emerging markets are the most vulnerable to a significant slowdown in global economic growth, though softer earnings for U.S. companies are likely to result in more realistic earnings expectations going forward, paving the way for better stock market performance later in the year and possibly into 2013.
U.S. Economy Continues Gradual Recovery Despite Global Economic Slowdown
U.S. economic data continued to show signs of softness during the quarter, though the economy's overall trajectory remained positive. U.S. manufacturing, the driver of the U.S. economic recovery in the past four years, continued to show signs of slowing, weighed down by the global economic slowdown and particularly the softer growth in China. The ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) was in contraction territory for three consecutive months before unexpectedly expanding in September, in contrast with the weakness exhibited in some of the recent regional manufacturing surveys. Demand for autos has also remained strong, an encouraging sign.
On the jobs front, payroll data released during the quarter indicated that U.S. private businesses were in "wait-and-see" mode again this summer before any policy resolutions get passed and before they can have more visibility into 2013. Public sector employment continued to contract, but the unemployment rate managed to tick down to 8.1% in August, though the decrease was unfortunately due to a large drop in the labor force. As of the time of this writing, the unemployment rate had dropped to 7.8%, an encouraging sign for the labor market. Continuing claims also steadily declined throughout the quarter, indicating the overall unemployment environment may continue on a very slow path to recovery.
The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index rose to a three-month high in August, a welcome sign as the U.S. service sector represents a larger part of the economy than manufacturing. Although the U.S. consumer continued to be negatively impacted by high unemployment, consumer spending patterns remained promising. Consumer confidence, helped by strength in the housing and equity markets, has also been showing signs of improvement.
Inflation remained tame, which helped consumer confidence and kept the global easing cycle on track. However, market participants are anticipating a rise in food prices over the next few months as the impact of the Midwest drought earlier in the year takes effect. Gas prices have already been rising for some time.
U.S. second-quarter GDP growth was revised down from 1.7% to 1.3% because of farm inventories being significantly lower than initially estimated. The GDP numbers were negatively impacted by a decrease in government spending, while the private sector posted a respectable growth rate, a promising development.
Fed Continues Monetary Easing Policy
Throughout the quarter, the Federal Reserve (Fed) maintained that it was ready to act should economic conditions in the U.S. deteriorate and warrant further action. Speculation regarding potential stimulative action by the Fed, referred to as the "Bernanke put," helped push equities higher during the quarter.
Citing concern over the lack of improvement in the job market, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced a third round of quantitative easing (QE3) in mid-September, making an open-ended commitment to purchase $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities each month until substantial improvements in the labor market are seen. The FOMC maintained that the Fed's accommodative stance would remain in place even after the economic recovery showed signs of strength, while also extending their zero-interest-rate policy (ZIRP) to at least mid-2015.
U.S. Housing Activity Continues to Pick Up
With mortgage rates at record lows, the housing market continued to recover during the quarter. As we have commented for several months now, housing can provide a positive surprise for the U.S. economy and equity markets through the powerful multiplier effect it can have on the economy through the consumer. Along with equities, housing is a significant driver of consumer wealth and confidence, and any incremental pickup in activity and the overall health of the housing market cannot be underestimated.
Confidence among U.S. homebuilders has reached a six-year high while the number of foreclosed homes for sale has now fallen considerably, providing some support for home prices. Other data released during the quarter continued to show increases in sales of both new and existing homes with housing starts and building permits posting solid gains.
Eurozone in Recession Despite Some Progress on Policy Front
In the eurozone, data released during the quarter confirmed the region, including its core economies, is in recession. Eurozone GDP contracted at a seasonally annualized rate of 0.2% in the second quarter on a quarter-over-quarter basis and shrank 0.5% on a year-over-year basis.
Manufacturing PMI in the region fell further into contraction territory, consumer confidence in the eurozone reached its lowest level since early 2009, and the unemployment rate was at a record high.
Inflation continued to fall at the onset of the third quarter, which was a positive for further monetary easing as the European Central Bank (ECB) cut interest rates 25 basis points to 0.75%. The Bank of England (BOE) also launched another round of quantitative easing in a measure to stimulate economic growth. However, inflation in the eurozone increased more than forecast in September, which may limit the ability of the ECB to introduce additional easing measures.
With the Spanish economy continuing to fall into deep recession and pressure mounting on Spain's financial institutions, the yield on 10-year Spanish debt surged above 7.5% in July; however, the yield gradually fell back below 7% as the ECB signaled it would intervene to preserve the euro and may return to buying government bonds. Yields on Spanish and Italian government bonds continued to decline later in the quarter as investors responded favorably to the ECB's open-ended commitment to purchase sovereign debt. Although details of the program will need to be finalized, this represents a promising step in addressing the region's sovereign debt crisis.
Greece's coalition government reached a deal on a new austerity package as the country awaits the decision by international creditors on whether the next tranche of Greek bailout aid will be released.
The German Constitutional Court ruled in favor of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), clearing the way for the bailout fund to be operational by mid-October. However, despite some positive developments, the eurozone's policy solutions continued to be fraught with challenges. There were questions as to whether the ESM would be able to directly recapitalize banks on legacy loans, meaning Spain's banks would not be able to access funds directly. Implementation of the proposed European Banking Union also appeared to likely take longer than initially planned.
Overall, we see the eurozone's troubles as having a continued negative impact on earnings of larger-cap U.S. and Chinese companies with heavy exposures to Europe.
Hard Economic Landing in China More Probable
China continued to weaken, impacted to a large degree by deteriorating export revenues. While Chinese inflation remained tame, the economic slowdown in China has been quite severe, and, as we have commented in the past, a hard landing in China is not out of the question. China's economic slowdown is already impacting global economic growth and corporate earnings (especially for commodity-related and manufacturing companies) as well as emerging markets, while making the overall macroeconomic backdrop riskier for the next several quarters.
Chinese real GDP increased 7.6% in the second quarter, the slowest pace in more than three years. Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China also continued to decline as investors may be losing confidence in China's growth story, and China's HSBC Manufacturing PMI has been in contraction territory for eleven consecutive months
Statements by Chinese officials during the quarter confirmed they would increase fiscal and monetary policy easing to stabilize economic growth in the second half of the year. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) lowered the one-year deposit rate by 25 basis points and also cut lending rates while boosting the discount banks can offer on loans, demonstrating China's shift to monetary easing in the face of a slowing economy and cooling inflation. We believe that the non-performing loan issue that plagued Chinese banks in the past may become an issue again, causing further stress on the economic system.
Our medium- and longer-term forecast remains the same, calling for potentially choppy equity markets for the next few months with significant downside risk. The outlook could possibly turn positive once policy measures due later this year are enacted, the U.S. presidential elections are behind us, and better visibility into 2013 helps improve investor confidence.
We believe that the U.S. economy can continue to grow despite external growth shocks once the fiscal cliff and the policy issues in the U.S. are resolved. As global economic growth continues to slow, the U.S. remains one of the few areas of positive growth, recovering consumer and housing sectors, and enviable corporate health.
The global economic slowdown is negatively impacting the manufacturing sector, highlighting the importance of a continued rebound in consumer spending. Our forecast is that further improvements in the housing sector can help further improve consumer confidence, which in turn can support consumer spending at levels sufficient for economic recovery in the U.S.
It is clear that the eurozone's economic troubles are not anywhere near being resolved, although market participants seem satisfied with the promised policy response for the time being. We view the current state of calm regarding Europe as temporary, with concerns likely to flare up again and cause market volatility in the near future.
We see continued challenges in the global macro backdrop leaving equity markets vulnerable to negative news, especially given that most of the positive catalysts, including QE3, are now out and the markets had a healthy run. Any negative news from Europe and/or China, or negative earnings announcements in the U.S., will likely trigger a risk aversion trade.
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A flavorful and foolproof way to roast your Thanksgiving turkey, complete with fresh herbs and root vegetables.
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Calories | 585 |
Total Fat | 21g |
Saturated Fat | 7g |
Cholesterol | 218mg |
Sodium | 760mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 33g |
Dietary Fiber | 6g |
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Protein | 63g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 12 main-dish servings
Total Time: 3 hr
Prep Time: 20 min
Oven Temp: 350
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- 1 (12- to 14- pound) fresh turkey
- Kosher salt
- Black pepper
- 3 Spanish onions
- 1 bunch(es) (large) fresh thyme
- 1 lemon, cut in half
- 1 head(s) garlic, cut crosswise in half
- 4 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, melted
- 1/2 cup(s) olive oil
- 8 carrots, cut into 2-inch chunks
- 10 small red potatoes, cut into halves
- 3 bulb(s) fennel, fronds removed and discarded, cut into wedges
- Grapes, for garnish
- Citrus fruit, for garnish
- Herb sprigs, for garnish
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Remove and discard giblets and neck from turkey. Trim excess fat, drain any juices, and remove leftover pin feathers. Pat turkey dry with paper towels. Place in large roasting pan.
- Sprinkle turkey cavity with 2 teaspoons salt and 1 teaspoon pepper. Cut 1 onion into quarters; place in cavity with thyme, lemon, and garlic. Brush turkey skin with butter. Sprinkle with 2 teaspoons salt and 1 teaspoon pepper.
- Tie legs together with kitchen string and tuck wings behind body of turkey. Peel and slice remaining 2 onions. Toss with 1/4 cup oil; scatter around turkey. Roast turkey 1 hour.
- In large bowl, toss carrots, potatoes, and fennel with remaining 1/4 cup oil. Add to roasting pan. Roast 1 1/2 hours or until juices run clear when you cut between leg and thigh (165 degrees F). Transfer turkey to cutting board. Cover with foil; let stand 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, stir vegetables; roast another 15 minutes or until tender. With slotted spoon, transfer to serving bowl. Transfer turkey to platter; garnish with fruit and herbs. To serve, slice turkey and pass with vegetables.
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Winter Squash Soup
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This winter squash soup is a great Thanksgiving starter, but would be just as good for a simple fall dinner on a chilly weeknight.
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Calories | 145 |
Total Fat | 8g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 19mg |
Sodium | 670mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 17g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 3g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 8 appetizer servings
Total Time: 45 min
Prep Time: 15 min
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- 2 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 2 onions cup(s) chopped onions
- 1.50 pound(s) butternut squash, peeled and cut into chunks
- 3 cup(s) chicken stock or broth
- 1 can(s) (15-ounce) pumpkin purée (not pie filling)
- Kosher salt
- Black pepper
- 1 cup(s) half-and-half
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- Croutons, for serving
- In heavy-bottomed sauce-pot, heat butter and oil on medium-low heat. Add onions and cook 10 minutes or until translucent, stirring occasionally.
- Add butternut squash, stock, pumpkin, 2 teaspoons salt, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper; heat to boiling on medium-high heat. Cover and simmer on medium-low heat for 20 minutes or until squash is very tender, stirring occasionally. Process mixture with hand blender until smooth (or put through food mill and return to pot).
- Add half-and-half to soup; heat slowly. Serve with garnishes, if using.
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News RIBA East Midlands Regional Awards 2015 Shortlist Eleven buildings have been shortlisted for RIBA East Midlands 2015 Awards; the winners are due to be announced at an Awards evening at Leicester Cathedral on Wednesday 22 April.
News RIBA South & South East Regional Awards 2015 shortlists announced Thirteen buildings in the South; and 16 in the South East have been shortlisted for RIBA Regional Awards. Come and be part of the buzz when the winners are revealed on 23 April, at the glamorous Mercedes-Benz World …
News Join us to celebrate! Join us to celebrate architecture across the South & South East at Mercedes-Benz World, Weybridge on 23 April.The winners of the RIBA South & South East regional awards 2015 will also be announced.


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I-Team: Green Line Trolleys Caught Speeding
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Lou Roe wrote:I very rarely take the T, but back in the day I was a master of the pull back the turnstile and slide through the side move. It looks like the new system makes it harder to sneak on.
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