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Global dynamics and imbalance effects in the Lucas Uzawa model : further results
In this paper we use a new analytical approach to the Lucas-Uzawa model (Boucekkine and Ruiz-Tamarit, 2007) to extend the existinc results on the dynamics and notably on the imbalance effects arising in the model. The approach does not only allow to extend the traditional analysis to any initial conditions for all variables in level, but it also permits a more general investigation of imbalance effectsDownload Info
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- Boucekkine, R. & Ruiz-Tamarit, J.R., 2008. "Special functions for the study of economic dynamics: The case of the Lucas-Uzawa model," Journal of Mathematical Economics, Elsevier, vol. 44(1), pages 33-54, January.
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"Transitional Dynamics in Two-Sector Models of Endogenous Growth,"
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- They all looked so happy standing there in flip-flops and Bermuda shorts on the Mexican beach of San Felipe, six buddies from the San Francisco Bay Area with broad smiles about to head out on what was supposed to be the fishing trip of their lifetimes.
Don Lee of San Ramon, 62, who organized the trip that included a total of 27 friends and relatives, wore a Panama hat and gave the camera a thumbs-up sign, as if they would encounter nothing but smooth sailing and plentiful fish.
But little more than a day later, the picture turned into a haunting image, with one of them dead and Lee and two others missing. On Tuesday, two men in the photo -- Lee Ikegami of San Martin and Mike Ng of Belmont -- called home to loved ones.
"I've never seen my husband this upset before," Ikegami's wife, Murphy, said Tuesday after talking to him by phone at the El Capitan hotel in San Felipe. "He's absolutely devastated."
Also Tuesday, U.S. Coast Guard helicopters circled over the Sea of Cortez, looking across the calm and warm waters for a total of seven missing fishermen from the capsized boat that was named Erik.
Many swam to shore or clung to ice chests or life rafts for upward of 16 hours before being rescued. Ikegami told his wife Tuesday that most of the passengers were sleeping in their cabins at about 2:30 a.m. Sunday -- less than a day into the six-day excursion -- when the first wave broadsided the boat and turned it on its side.
"He says he was in his cabin, he was fortunate. He was on the up-side. He could open his door," Murphy Ikegami said. "The guys on the other side were under water. They couldn't open their doors."
Ikegami "worked his way out" then found himself in the open sea, next to a round life raft that he grabbed. "He hung on," she said. Within four minutes, a second wave hit, flipping the boat over and sinking it.
The body of Leslie Yee was found washed up on a lonely beach, some 67 miles south of San Felipe.
The vessel rested on the sea floor, some 200 feet deep. Divers have been called in to search the cabins, but won't begin until the end of the week, said Escobedo Ortiz, the Mexican director of civil protection agency for the state of Baja California.
"Right now our priority is searching for people who might be alive either at sea or on the beaches or islands or local mountains surrounding the area," Ortiz said in a telephone interview from Mexico on Tuesday.
In the Bay Area, relatives of the missing couldn't stand the wait.
Don Lee's wife, May, is hoping someone will step forward with the private plane and fly her and other wives to San Felipe to somehow help with the search.
She is clinging to the hope that her husband of 35 years will be found alive.
"He's a fighter," she said from her San Ramon home. "Each day that passes that we don't find him, it gets harder and harder."
The 115-foot boat, operated by Baja Sportfishing and Diving, was a well-known boat in the area and had a clean safety record, Ortiz said. It set out on a clear day. The kind of quick and powerful storm that hit the boat is not unusual in the Sea of Cortez, he said, and like boats usually do, the Erik was trying to reach the shelter of a cove when it was hit by back-to-back waves.
Investigators are speculating that because "it was so hot," all the windows were open on the boat, "which made it easy for the water to come in" and swamp the boat, Ortiz said.
Baja Sportfishing Inc. lost its rights to operate in California in 2001 when it failed to file tax returns from 1996 to 2000, according to records at the Franchise Tax Board. It appears to be operating legally, however, with a valid license from San Diego listed under a slightly different name, Baja Sportfishing and Diving.
The company didn't respond to requests for comment, instead issuing a statement: "We are devastated by this horrible tragedy. Every effort is being made to assist the authorities in the search. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the families."
The fishing company also announced it has canceled all further trips because of the tragedy.
By Tuesday, some 37 people had been pulled out of the water; 27 people on the boat were American passengers, many from Northern California. The U.S. Coast Guard is assisting the Mexican Navy in search and rescue efforts.
Among the survivors was Charles Gibson, police chief with the Contra Costa Community College District in Northern California.
Those who remain missing are: Russ Bautista, Mark Dorland, Brian Wong, Shawn Craddock, Lee, Gene J. Leong and Al Mein.
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Betar (fortress)
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Betar fortress was an ancient, terraced farming village in the Judean highlands.[1][2][3] The Betar fortress was the last standing Jewish fortress in the Bar Kochba revolt of the 2nd century CE, destroyed by the Roman army of Emperor Hadrian in the year 135.
The site of historic Betar (also spelled Beitar or Bethar), next to the modern village of Battir, southwest of Jerusalem, is known as Khirbet al-Yahud in Arabic (standing for "Jewish ruin"). Today, the Jewish village of Betar Illit is also located nearby.
Fall of Betar[edit]
According to Jewish tradition, the fortress was breached and destroyed on Tisha B'av, the day of mourning for the destruction of the First and the Second Jewish Temple. The destruction of Betar in 135 put an end to the last great Jewish revolt against Rome, and effectively quashed any Jewish hopes for self-governance in that period. Accounts of the event in Talmudic and Midrashic writings thus reflect and amplify its importance in the Jewish psyche and oral tradition in the subsequent period. The best known is from the Babylonian Talmud, Gittin 57a-b:
"Through the shaft of a litter Bethar was destroyed." It was the custom when a boy was born to plant a cedar tree and when a girl was born to plant a pine tree, and when they married, the tree was cut down and a canopy made of the branches. One day the daughter of the Emperor was passing when the shaft of her litter broke, so they lopped some branches off a cedar tree and brought it to her. The Jews thereupon fell upon them and beat them. They reported to the Emperor that the Jews were rebelling, and he marched against them.
[In explanation of the verse] "He hath cut off in fierce anger all the horn of Israel." R. Zera said in the name of R. Abbahu who quoted R. Johanan: These are the eighty thousand battle trumpets which assembled in the city of Bethar, when it was taken and men, women and children were slain in it until their blood ran into the Great Sea [=Mediterranean]. Do you think this was near? It was a whole mil away.
It has been taught: R. Eleazar the Great said: There are two streams in the valley of Yadaim, one running in one direction and one in another, and the Sages estimated that [at that time] they ran with two parts water to one of blood.
In a Baraitha it has been taught: 'For seven years [after the massacre at Beitar] the gentiles fertilized their vineyards with the blood of Israel without using manure.'
...Rab Judah reported Samuel as saying in the name of Rabban Simeon b. Gamaliel; What is signified by the verse, "Mine eye affecteth my soul, because of all the daughters of my city?" There were four hundred synagogues in the city of Bethar, and in every one were four hundred teachers of children, and each one had under him four hundred pupils, and when the enemy entered there they pierced them with their staves, and when the enemy prevailed and captured them, they wrapped them in their scrolls and burnt them with fire.
See also[edit]
- Battir (village near Betar ruins)
- Betar Illit (settlement near Betar)
- Mevo Betar (town near Betar)
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- ^ David Ussishkin, "Soundings in Betar, Bar-Kochba's Last Stronghold"
- ^ D. Ussishkin, Archaeological Soundings at Betar, Bar-Kochba's Last Stronghold, Tel Aviv 20, 1993, pp. 66-97.
- ^ K. Singer, Pottery of the Early Roman Period from Betar, Tel Aviv 20, 1993, pp. 98-103.
Further reading[edit]
- David Ussishkin, "Archaeological Soundings at Betar, Bar-Kochba's Last Stronghold", in: Tel Aviv. Journal of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University 20 (1993) 66ff.
External links[edit]
- Shimon Gibson (2006), Bethar, Encyclopedia Judaica, based on Encyclopedia Hebraica
- Prof. David Ussishkin, Soundings in Betar, Bar-Kochba's Last Stronghold.
- Other Midrashic sources can be seen here.


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Obituaries Tuesday July 16th
Albert Lea "Pee Wee" Russell, 85, of Gladstone, IL passed away at 10:50AMSunday, July 14, 2013 at the home of his daughter, Karen Mynatt, rural LaHarpe, IL, with both of his children at his side.
He was born November 1, 1927 in La Belle, MO the son of Frank and Myrtle Briscoe Russell. He was first married to Mary Scanlan, they later divorced. He married Laura Ann Dougherty on July 2, 1971 in Lomax, IL. She preceded him in death on April 22, 2012.
Mr. Russell farmed until 1957 at which time he began working at Champion Spark Plug in Burlington, IA. He retired on January 28, 1989. While at Champion he was instrumental in establishing the UAW local, where he later served as it's president and on the bargaining committee. He was a member of the GladstoneUnitedMethodistChurch. Earlier in life he was a volunteer fireman in Terre Haute, IL. He enjoyed wood working, and built many items for his family. He also enjoyed gardening, golfing and traveling, especially to Nashville and Branson. His greatest enjoyment came from spending time with his children and families, siblings, friends and neighbors. He was often seen helping his friends and neighbors. During the last few weeks of his illness numerous friends and family stopped to visit, helping to brighten his days. He was very appreciative of their concern.
He is survived by 1 daughter, Karen (Larry) Mynatt of LaHarpe, 1 son, Dale (Dixie) Russell of Haslet, TX, 2 stepsons, Jack (Sue) Dougherty of Muscatine, IA and David (Ellen) Dougherty of Flagstaff, AZ, 2 stepdaughters, Pam (Bob) Mareno of Fullerton, CA and Susan (Greg) Keys of Houston, TX, 13 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren, 1 brother, Robert Russell of LaHarpe and 4 sisters, Mildred Jones and Louise Link, both of LaHarpe, Helen Torrance of Gladstone, IL and Donna Bennett of Sperry, IA.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Laura, and 1 brother, Delmar Russell. Services will be held at 10:30AMWednesday, July 17, 2013 at Banks & Beals Funeral Home in LaHarpe with Rev. Jeff Robins officiating. Following the funeral, a graveside service will be held at 12:00 PM at the CarmanCemetery. Friends may call after 3:00PM Tuesday at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00PM. A memorial fund has been established for the MDH Hospice or the GladstoneUnitedMethodistChurch. Condolences may be left at banksandbeals.com.
Dorothy Anna "Dot" Lind, 94, of Burlington, Iowa, died at BurlingtonCareCenter, Burlington, Iowa, on Saturday morning, July 13, 2013.
Born on February 3, 1919 in Burlington, Iowa, she was the daughter of Harry J. and Naomi Spiegel Gustafson. She married Donald Lind on September 28, 1940. He died in 1982.
Dorothy was a homemaker and also worked at Schramm's for five years where she excelled as a seamstress. She often spoke of the music that always was in their home as a child, singing and dancing around the piano. As a child, Dorothy loved animals and would bring stray pups home. Her mother would question her about the pups appearing at their home and Dorothy would tell her that they just followed her home. As a homemaker she took pride in the way she cared for her home. She even refinished the majority of the furniture they owned. She loved to dance and enjoyed the Jazz Club, Civic Music and the Eagles Club. She was a member of MessiahLutheranChurch.
She is survived by several nieces, nephews and many friends of the family. She was preceded in death by her husband, "Bud"; her parents; two brothers, Robert Paul "Bobby" Gustafson and Howard "Bart" Gustafson, also known as Bart Howard.
Funeral services for Dorothy Anna "Dot" Lind will be held on Friday, July 19, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. at Prugh's Chapel. Interment will be in AspenGroveCemetery, Burlington, Iowa.
No formal visitation is planned. Friends may call in Prugh's Chapel on Thursday from 8:00 a,m, until 5:00 p.m. and on Friday from 8:00 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial has been established for Burlington Schools Music Programs. Condolences may be left at www.prughfuneralservice.com.
Caracci "Louie" Guzman, 89, of Burlington, died at Great River Hospice House on Monday morning, July 15, 2013.
Born on June 4, 1924 in Ft. Madison, Iowa, he was the son of Jose and Refugio Delgado Guzman. He married Carmen Puga on October 14, 1949 in Keokuk, Iowa. They later divorced. He married Shirley M. Septer in June, 1978 in Muscatine, Iowa and they celebrated 35 years together.
Louie served in the U.S. Army as a special vehicle operator from May 1943 to August 1945. He was employed as a truck driver at IAAP. He was an animal lover, enjoying all pets but he especially enjoyed walking his beloved pet Misty. He also liked riding his bicycle and vegetable gardening. Louie was always eager to spend time with his family and was a self taught guitar player which brought many hours of enjoyment to his friends and family. He was a member of SS. John & Paul Catholic Church.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley; three sons, Robert (Becky) Guzman of Loveland, Colorado, Daniel (Deb) Guzman of Burlington, Iowa and John Guzman of Davenport, Iowa; four daughters, Victoria Guzman (Dennis) Wilson of Iowa City, Iowa, Patricia Guzman of Burlington, Iowa, twins, Barbara Guzman (Randy) Frerichs of Davenport, Iowa and Brenda Guzman of Davenport, Iowa; one step-daughter, Barbara (Jim) Talbott of Burlington, Iowa; 15 grandchildren, Aaron, Jeremy, Michele, Earnie, Teri, Jackson, Sarah, Dominic, Eli, Candi, Maya, Angelo, Isaiah, Daniel and Jessica; one step-granddaughter, Kelsey; 30 great-grandchildren; one sister, Betty (Frank) Sandoval of Phoenix, Arizona; two brothers, Ernie Guzman of Arizona and Felix (Nellie) Guzman of Ft. Madison, Iowa; several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Carmen; his parents; two sisters, Lupe and Mela; five brothers, Joe, Neno, Jesse, Pete and Claro; three grandchildren, Matthew, Jacob and Jamie; one step-daughter, Carla; and his family pet, Huey.
The family will receive friends on Wednesday evening from 4:30 until 7:00 p.m. at Prugh's Chapel, Burlington, Iowa. Cremation will be accorded following visitation.
Dorothy Ellen Alexander
Age 91 of Burlington
Great River Hospice House West Burlington
Died Friday 7/12/13
at the Great River Hospice in West Burlington
Son Craig (Tammy) Alexander What Cheer, IA
Son Ross Alexander Burlington, IA
Daughter Sharon (Jerry) Yarter Chestertown NY
Daughter Carol Alexander Dallas TX
Brother Bruce Pearson San Diego, CA
Memorial Funeral Service 10:30 am, Thursday, July 18th, at Grace United Methodist Church
Burial Will Be in Ainsworth, IA at a later date.
Floyd Donald Frakes Age 77 of West Burlington
Died Sun 7/14/13 at the Danville Care Center Danville
Son Don Frakes West Burlington, IA
Daughter Chris (Tom) Piper Winfield IA
Daughter Polly Frakes Washington IA
5 Grandchildren 5 Great-Grandchildren
Sister Lynda Chasteen Wills Point, TX
Brother Roy Frakes Mineral Wells, TX
Brother Stanley Frakes Brownwood, TX
Brother Richard Frakes Arlington, TX
Family will receive friends For one hour prior to the time of service
Memorial Funeral Service 10 a.m. Friday, July 19th, at Lunning Chapel
Burial Will Be Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, IA


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| Windows 7 pre-beta 6801 Hey all I'm running Windows 7 beta build 7000 and I am trying to get the old animation back (the one that played before the logon screen appeared in windows vista) that weirdly seems to have been removed from Windows 7. I located the file that contained the animation in on windows vista: Its located in system32 and is called authui.dll I tried to replace authui.dll with the one from vista but it didnt work (just crashed at logon) Now your probably wondering why i titled this pre-beta 6801... Well basically from what I understand this beta still used the animation. However I cant extract authui.dll from thie pre-beta simply because i dont have it If anyone still uses or have access to the pre-beta or any other beta that has the animation I would appreciate it if you could message me and send me the authui.dll Im determined to get the animation back! Also if anybody knows of a way to get it back pleasee post here! Regards |
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| build 6801 used a different animated logo to the one in Vista. It looked like this: |
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| Thankyou for your reply however, i didnt mean the boot image (sorry if i didnt make it clear) I meant the animation that plays after the boot image and before the login screen like this one: Y'know which i mean? It appears in vista and in the earlier builds of 7 (I was told anyway) Do you use build 6801? Regards |
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| lol, So many logos, so many builds... I'm sorry mate, I don't have 6801 installed any more |
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| Lol yeah exactly Alright thanks for your help! Im sure there must be away to get it back! Anyone else have that build? Or managed to get the animation back? I know it seems like such a minor thing! but hey im sure there are other people out there that feel the same way! seems silly that they removed it as it doesnt improve start up time at all, just says please wait for longer |
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8th district: Hopkinsville and Christian County were the winners in the semifinals Tuesday night at Colonel Field.
The Tigers scored three runs in the first inning in cruising to a 5-0 win over Fort Campbell. Clayton Smithson allowed only three hits and struck out 11 in getting the win for the Tigers. Josh Denton had two hits to lead Hopkinsville. Pedro Hernandez took the loss for Fort Campbell who finishes the season 16-19. Hopkinsville improves to 16-14.
Another outstanding pitching performance by Christian County's Logan Patterson took place in the nightcap in a 1-0 over University Heights. Patterson struck out 15 Blazers and allowed only three hits. Patterson also scored what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the 6th inning on a bunt single by Clayton Baker.
Christian County improved to 19-18 with the win, while UHA finishes the season 8-20.
Christian County and Hopkinsville will meet in the 8th district title game tonight at 7:30, with the Heritage Bank pregame show at 7:15 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
Elsewhere: Crittenden County won the 5th district championship with a 7-3 win over Livingston Central. 7th district semifinals saw Caldwell County edge Hopkins Central 4-3 and Madisonville defeat Dawson Springs 6-4. 13th district play saw Logan County defeat Todd Central 10-4 and Russellville shut out Franklin Simpson 2-0.
Today's games: Henderson County meets Union County in the 6th district final, Caldwell County goes against Madisonville in the 7th district final and Logan County meets Russellville in the 13th district final.
High School Softball
8th district: Christian County defeated Fort Campbell 16-1 in 3 innings getting only five hits in the contest. However, three were home runs, two by Malena Whipple and the other long ball by Jasmine Matchen. Christian County improved to 27-7 on the season, while Fort Campbell finishes 0-8.
University Heights continued its impressive season with a 7-4 win over Hopkinsville. Makenzi Hamby got the pitching win for the Lady Blazers and had two hits and four RBI. Hopkinsville got two hits from Madison Duvall. UHA improved to 21-12 on the season, while Hopkinsville finishes 7-20.
Christian County and UHA meet for the 8th district title tonight at 5:30, with the Heritage Bank pre game show at 5:15 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.
Elsewhere: Livingston Central defeated Lyon County 10-0 in 6 innings in the 5th district title game. Henderson County is the 6th district winner after a 3-0 win over Union County. 7th district semifinal action saw Hopkins Central defeat Caldwell County 6-1 and Madisonville over Dawson Springs 9-0.
The Kentucky New Era reports University Heights has named Patricia Paschedag as its new girls soccer coach. Paschedag replaces Tony Kirves, who had coached the Lady Blazers for the last 10 seasons. Pasechedag, a native of Germany, has been involved in coaching travelling teams in the Clarksville area and played two years of collegiate soccer at Austin Peay.
Hopkinsville High Football will have a dedication ceremony for its block house next month. The block house will be named in honor of legendary coach Fleming Thornton June 15th at 4 pm.
College Baseball: Kentucky opened play in the Southeastern Conference tournament with a 2-0 win over Ole Miss Tuesday. The Wildcats return to action Thursday against either LSU or Mississippi State who play today.
Vanderbilt defeated Georgia 4-1 and will meet 2nd seed South Carolina this evening at 7:30 in Hoover, AL.
The Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament begins today at Bowling Green Ballpark. 8th seed Western Kentucky meets top seed Florida Atlantic at 7 this evening.
The Ohio Valley Conference tournament begins today in Jackson, TN. Top seed Austin Peay plays its first game Thursday night.
Top seed Louisville begins play today in the Big East tournament in Clearwater, FLA against 8th seeded Pittsburgh.
College Football: The Courier Journal reports a former University of Kentucky football player was arrested late last week after allegedly assaulting a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy.
18-year-old Daylen Hall, who was dismissed from the UK team in February, is charged with third degree assault in connection with an incident which occurred after the state championship lacrosse game between his old high school, St. X and Trinity.
The Knoxville News Sentinel reports University of Tennessee tight end Cameron Clear was arrested by University of Tennessee police on a felony theft charge Tuesday evening.
Clear was booked into the Knox County detention center on a charge of theft of more than $1,000. As of last night, he was still being held on a $2,500 bond.
The Lexington Herald Leader reports ex Kentucky basketball player Michael Porter's recent arrest on sex charges was the result of a sting operation. Documents obtained by the newspaper say Porter had sexual contact with the underage girl in 2009 and 2010 when she was 14 and 15, some five months after he left the basketball program. The girl is now 17.
When arrested, Porter told investigators he had the relationship with the minor because of his addiction to pornography. Neither Porter nor his attorney responded to a request for comment.
Minor League Baseball: Following an off day, the Bowling Green Hot Rods open a three game series at Great Lakes this evening.
The Nashville Sounds lost again to the Las Vegas 51's 10-3, with game three of the four game set this evening.
Kentucky won its first game at the SEC baseball tournament today over Ole Miss 2-0. AJ Reed threw 5 2/3 innings of shutout ball and hit a homerun for the Wildcats. Kentucky will play again Thursday against either Mississippi State, Arkansas or top seed LSU. Vanderbilt and Georgia play a first round game in Hoover, AL this evening.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Cincinnati and Xavier will play its cross town rivalry in basketball at the neutral site US Bank Arena for the next two years. The game is being moved to the neutral site after a brawl broke out with 9.4 seconds left in last year's game at Xavier. The game will be played December 18, 19 or 20 and be on one of the ESPN family of channels, with an official announcement expected in June.
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman will miss the next 6-8 weeks after suffering a torn meniscus in his right knee while fielding a throw Saturday night in Los Angeles. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Berkman will have an arthroscopic procedure Friday at the Stedman Clinic in Vail, Colorado.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Aroldis Chapman was arrested for speeding and driving on a suspended license from Kentucky just hours after collecting his second save of the season against the New York Yankees Sunday.
Chapman was stopped going 93 miles per hour on Interstate 71 in Grove City, Ohio early Monday morning according to the Cincinnati Post. Chapman met with manager Dusty Baker and general manager Walt Jocketty following the Reds 4-1 win over Atlanta last night to discuss the matter. A court date has been set for June 6th.
Major League Baseball this evening has St. Louis hosting San Diego once again, along with Cincinnati hosting Atlanta and Chicago at Houston.
One game in the NBA playoffs has Indiana at Miami, with the series even at two games each.
One game in the Stanley Cup Playoffs has Los Angeles at Phoenix, with the Kings holding a 3-1 lead in the series.
High School Baseball/Softball
Weather forced postponement of play in the 8th district baseball tournament Monday night.
This evening at 6, Hopkinsville meets Fort Campbell at Christian County High, with the host Colonels meeting University Heights in the nightcap.
In addition, softball will go as scheduled tonight with Christian County meeting Fort Campbell at 5:30, followed by Hopkinsville and University Heights at 7:30.
Coverage of this evening's action begins with the Heritage Bank pre game show at 5:45 on Newstalk 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP and whopam.com.
Monday's scores
5th district baseball: Crittenden County defeated Lyon County 10-0 in 5 innings, while Livingston Central was a 5-0 winner over Trigg County.
6th district baseball: Union County defeated Webster County 10-3.
13th district baseball: Postponed until today due to rain.
5th district softball: Livingston Central defeated Trigg County 15-0 in 3 innings, no report on the KHSAA website for Crittenden County and Lyon County.
6th district softball: Henderson County defeated Webster County 16-0 in 3 innings.
13th district softball: Franklin Simpson defeated Russellville 10-0, with no report on the KHSAA website for Todd Central and Logan County.
Today's schedule
5th district baseball final: Crittenden County meets Livingston Central.
7th district at Madisonville: Caldwell County meets Hopkins Central, followed by Madisonville and Dawson Springs.
13th district at Russellville: Todd Central meets Logan County, followed by Russellville and Franklin Simpson.
6th district softball final: Henderson County meets Union County
7th district at Caldwell County: Hopkins Central meets host Caldwell County, followed by Madisonville and Dawson Springs.
The Kentucky New Era reports on its website Fort Campbell High School has named a new volleyball coach. Nivea King has been named to coach the Lady Falcons in the 2012 season.
College Baseball: Kentucky opens play in the Southeastern Conference tournament this morning in Hoover, Alabama against Ole Miss, while Vanderbilt meets Georgia later today.
College Basketball: The Knoxville News Sentinel reports Tennessee's Lady Vols have added junior college player Jasmine Phillips, a 5-11 forward from Louisburg Junior College in North Carolina. Phillips who will have three years eligibility remaining averaged 16.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.7 steals per game last season at Louisburg.
NFL: The Tennessean reports the Tennessee Titans have signed linebacker Zack Brown, the team's second round pick in the NFL Draft last month. The deal is for four years and 3.85 million dollars, including a 1.24 million dollar bonus. Brown is the fourth member of this year's draft class to agree to terms.
Minor League Baseball: The Nashville Sounds lost the opening game of their series at Las Vegas 10-8, with game two this evening.
The Bowling Green Hot Rods lose the series finale at Fort Wayne 4-3. The Hot Rods are off today.
The weather has forced cancellation of the 8th district baseball tournament games today at Christian County High School. The schedule for Tuesday is as follows:
Baseball: Hopkinsville meets Fort Campbell at 6, followed by Christian County and University Heights.
Softball: Christian County meets Fort Campbell at 5:30, followed by Hopkinsville and University Heights.
Both championship games will be played Wednesday evening.


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An Unladylike Offer
Miss Esme Canville's brutal father is resolved to marry her off--but she won't submit tamely to his decree. Instead, she'll offer herself to notorious rake Captain St. John Radwell and enjoy all the freedom of a mistress!
St. John is intent on mending his rakish ways. He won't seduce an innocent virgin. But Esme is determined, beautiful and very, very tempting....
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"If you're cold, Miss Esme, I could ask a footman to lay the fire."
Esme Canville resisted the impulse to gather her shawl more tightly around her. "No, Meg. I am quite comfortable. No need for a fire. No need for anything, actually. I am content."
The maid continued to bustle around the room, straightening things that had been straight enough for hours. "You're sure, miss? Because it seems a bit chill."
"No, really. I am fine. You may go." She tried to sound firm without drawing attention. "I wish to spend the morning reading."
Was the maid watching her with too much interest? It was so hard to be sure. Meg was new, and quite devoted to the master of the house. Certainly not someone Esme could consider an ally. But not an enemy, either, she hoped. Still, if her father had requested a report on any unusual behaviour, it was best not to provide fodder. She moved to the settee, and picked up her book.
Meg hesitated, and then said, "If you're sure, then. But it is still quite cold."
Esme gathered as much hauteur as she could muster. It would not do to allow her lady's maid to decide for her. "I find it invigorating. And most economic. I am sure my father would not approve of me wasting coal in the morning, when the afternoon will be temperate."
Meg nodded, approving of anything that Mr Canville approved of. "If that is what your father wants, then of course, miss. But you'll ring..."
"If I need anything. Certainly. You may go, Meg." The maid let herself out of the room and Esme breathed a sigh of relief as she hurried to the fireplace. Meg took her new duties far too seriously. It had been better when Bess had held the job. But then, Bess had been too good a friend to Esme for her father's taste. And when service to her lady had smacked of disobedience to her master, that had been the end of her. And now, the much more cooperative Meg was trying to lay fires where none were needed.
Esme dropped her shawl carefully on the hearth in front of her and knelt on it, silently thanking the staff for the cleanliness of the slate. What ashes there were would hardly show on the shawl's grey wool. She opened the damper and leaned her cheek against the bricks at the back of the fireplace.
Voices travelled faintly up from the room below. Her father's study was just as cold and fireless as her bedroom, and it shared a chimney. Esme closed her eyes, trying to imagine the men below.
"...for coming here today. I am sure we can find an arrangement that is agreeable to all parties concerned." Her father was speaking.
"But without even a meeting? Are you sure...?" The visitor's voice trailed off as he walked away from the fireplace.
Esme hissed in frustration. If they didn't stand still, how was she to hear?
"A meeting is not necessary." She could almost see her father waving a hand in dismissal. "She will do as she's told in the matter. And you have seen the miniature, have you not? I assure you it is a good likeness."
Esme touched her own hair. The portrait was a fair likeness of her at best. And done several years ago. At twenty, she was hardly on the shelf, but she was not the wide-eyed innocent in the little painting.
"...lovely." The man was walking back towards the fireplace again and his voice grew louder. "Very much to my taste. And she will agree? You're certain of it?"
"I fail to see how it signifies. She will do as she's told, or face the consequences. And since it is you or no one, she'll soon see the wisdom of cooperation. It is more than a favourable match, milord. She would be a fool to hope for better."
The voices faded away again as the men in the room below walked towards the desk. Esme's mouth compressed to a thin white line. How could she hope for better? She was not to be allowed a Season. Ever. Or to travel unescorted by her father into any of the social circles that other young ladies were permitted to as a matter of course. Evenings were spent at home or in the company of her father and his friends, who were almost all as old as he. Certainly not marriage material.


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Frank Luntz Gets Religion -- But Not Ethics
Frank Luntz Gets Religion -- But Not Ethics
Frank Luntz, the Washington-based public relations consultant who counseled President Bush to "keep the public confused" about climate science, has told the BBC he now accepts the reality of global warming. Unfortunately, Luntz does not accept responsibility for the impact of his own actions. Asked about the fact that Bush is still following his advice, Luntz responded: "That's up to the administration. I'm not the administration. What they want to do is their business. It has nothing to do with what I write. It has nothing to do with what I believe." Sounds like an eery echo of the infamous "Nuremberg Defense."
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One of the most surprising and potentially disruptive studies I came across last month was a portion of PR firm Edelman's recently released yearly "trust barometer". The study was reported in the February 8th 2010 issue of Advertising Age with the headline: "Edelman Shows that Only 25% of People Find Peers Credible, Flying in Face of Social Media Wisdom" and the opening line to that piece was:
Whom do we increasingly trust less? Us
The forthcoming April 2010 issue of The Information Advisor examines the issue of trust, word of mouth, and social networks, and as part of this, we were fortunate enough to have a chance to conduct an email interview with Matthew Harrington, President & CEO, Edelman U.S. to ask some clarifying questions on the survey.
Below is a lightly edited and summary of our email based discussion:
Q. Despite the reported drop, is trust in friends still the most trusted of all traditionally measured sources (eg broadcast news, newspapers, etc.)
A. Actually it is industry analyst or stock reports and articles in business magazines that held strong as the most trusted sources of information about a company.
When considering how credible each of the following is as a source of information about a company, the 20-country global total results for ages 25-64 are as follows:
- Stock or industry analyst reports is #1 with 49%
- Articles in business magazines is #2 with 44%
- Conversations with company employees is #3 with 41%
- News coverage on the radio is #4 with 38%
- Conversations with your friends and peers is #5 with 37%
The U.S. results for ages 25-64 are as follows:
- Articles in business magazines is #1 with 49%
- Stock or industry analyst reports is #2 with 48%
- Conversations with company employees is #3 with 38%
- Articles in newspapers is #4 with 32%
- News coverage on the radio is #5 with 31%
- Conversations with your friends and peers is #6 with 27% (tied with "Online search engines e.g. Google news, YouTube" and "Corporate communications such as press releases, reports and emails")
Q. Do you feel that this drop is an anomaly, or represents a significant shift? If the latter, what are the key reasons you think the drop may be occurring?
A. The events of the last 18 months have been traumatic for many people. It's possibly just a sign of the times, with consumers likely just rebelling against the noise and reflecting the effects of uncertain times. In a year characterized by economic confusion and uncertainty, trust in expert/credentialed/experienced information sources has prevailed. Also, as social media has grown, there's been an explosion of "friend"/social networks as well as marketing efforts centered around them (which may make these networks seem less organic – making it harder for people to know whom to trust and thus more skeptical of "peer" recommendations). In a volatile year, people have also valued guidance from credentialed experts over a "person like me," which lost ground as a credible voice of information for a company (from 47% in 2009 to 44% in 2010 for the 20-country global results among ages 25-64; and from 62% in 2008 to 40% in 2010 for the U.S. among ages 25-64).
Q. This poll specifically seemed to focus on how much trust one puts in friends regarding their "trust in companies". Do you feel this also carries over to trust in products, services, features etc?
A. The Edelman Trust Barometer measures trust in business, government, media and NGOs. We can only point to data that the findings indicate. Re: services/products being attributes that influence reputation, globally (22-country total of ages 25-64), "offers high quality products or services" was #1 with 68%, followed by "has transparent and honest business practices" with 67%, and "is a company I can trust" with 66%.
For the U.S. (ages 25-64), "has transparent and honest business practices" is #1 with 82%, followed by "is a company I can trust" with 80%, and "offers high quality products or services" with 79%.
Q. Do you feel that the respondents of this poll are broadly representative of all consumers, or a specified slice or demographic?
A. The 2010 Edelman Trust Barometer survey sampled 4,875 informed publics in two age groups (25-34 and 35-64) in 22 countries. As " informed publics" they meet specific criteria that differentiates them from broad-based consumes. The specific criteria encompasses college-educated; household income in the top quartile for their age in their country; read or watch business/news media at least several times a week; AND follow public policy issues in the news at least several times a week
Q. If in fact, people are trusting their friends' recommendations less, what might be some of the practical implications for marketers and market researchers?
A. People have to see and hear a message in different places and from different people (in fact, in 3-5 different places, per the 2009 Trust Barometer) before they believe it. This simply points to the skeptical nature of the time. So if companies are looking at peer-to-peer and "friend" marketing as part of a larger whole (including experts, company employees, etc), that's good. But it's not a magic bullet or single-source solution and points to the importance of a multi-channel/multi-spokesperson approach. In short, companies and marketers must build a mosaic of trust by cultivating a wide circle of expert spokespeople, communicating through a variety of channels (inclusive of, but not exclusive to, friends/peers), and partnering with organizations (such as NGOs) to advance the common good.
Q. Given the change in what a "friend" means in the last few days, do you think that perhaps the word "friend" is no longer as clear as it once was, and that future studies should be more specific, and break down the elements in that word, something along the lines of, say: social contacts you know/don't know offline; colleagues at work, etc.?
A. There are consumers who still only trust the people they see every day as their "friends" or only a core group of friends on Facebook/another social network. There are also those who trust all of their "social networked"/casual acquaintance "friends." With the growth/extension of casual circles and acquaintances via peer networks, it can indeed be harder for some to know whom to trust – thus diluting trust levels in "friends." But with both groups, there are opportunities for brands. There is still a core group of influencers that can change how people trust and influence the actions of others; and consumers, whether they are close to them or not, will follow their lead. If marketers can find consumers that we refer to as "action consumers," they can build campaigns that work through and within their parameters and still produce very good results.


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Hmm, I wonder... if you're in a group and the Warrior decides to roll Need on an obvious caster drop, if you were to kick the Warrior from the group before the caster rolls Need, then would the drop still be given to the Warrior if he does in fact roll higher?
Incidentally, a Warrior rolling on an obvious caster item DOES deserve a kick. That's like a Rogue rolling Need on the Azuresong Mageblade just because it is a sword, and out rolling the Mage.


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A day after helping his team secure a key SEC victory, Georgia's Marlon Brown learned that his college football career is over.
Brown suffered an injury to his left knee during the Bulldogs' 37-10 victory over Ole Miss on Saturday, leaving the game in the third quarter. An MRI on Saturday revealed that the senior split end needed surgery to repair the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the knee and would be unable to return for the rest of the season.
UGA director of sports medicine Ron Courson said in a statement on Sunday Brown will undergo surgery by UGA orthopedic surgeons at a time to be determined later and is expected to make a full recovery.
Georgia coach Mark Richt adds that the loss of the sure-handed playmaker is a big one for the program.
"We're very sad and sorry that it happened for Marlon and for Georgia," Richt said during his Sunday night teleconference. "He'll recover and do fine – this is an injury people recover from well. It's just a hard thing to swallow right now."
Brown was on the receiving end of a 66-yard scoring pass from Aaron Murray that gave the Bulldogs' their first points of the game after falling behind the Rebels, 10-0.
He finished the contest with three catches for 113 yards to lead all receivers.
Through nine games Brown reeled in four touchdown tosses and was the team's second-leading receiver with 27 catches for 469 yards.
Entering the 2011 season Brown had 28 catches for 382 yards and four scores.


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Play To Learn!
Child's play is serious business and the way your child plays has a lot to do with his or her development. Make sure to help your child to take part in several different styles of play for a well-rounded toddler.
Imaginative playPlaying house is a lot of fun, but it's so much more than that. Pretending to be mommy or daddy (or a doctor, a mailman, a firefighter, a super hero, etc.) teaches them a lot about the world around them. Pretending to be someone else both helps a child act out and understand the things they see and gets their imaginations moving. Most of children's imaginative play comes in the form of role playing, but you'll also see it when playing with doll houses and action figures. Physical playA child's supply of energy is seemingly unlimited, so they need some type of physical play on a daily basis (and so do you, if you ever want them to sleep again!). Physical play is anything that gets them moving, running, jumping and being active. Not only is it great for exercise, but it also helps with large motor skill development and coordination. Check out these ways to incorporate learning into play >>Social play"Playing together also inevitably results in little (and major) quarrels, but they learn from those, too!"
Any time two or more kids play together, they're engaging in social play and working on social interactions. It may look like they're just having fun, but they're learning to play together, cooperate, take turns, share and more. These are skills that will be beyond value for the rest of his life, so do what you can to encourage social play. If you don't have other children in the house, consider joining a play group, visiting story time at a library, going to a playground or visiting a play area at the mall. Playing together also inevitably results in little (and major) quarrels, but they learn from those, too! Those first fights hurt, but they learn about apologizing and making up, as well as how bad behavior can lead to social isolation. Find out about the importance of play >>Constructive playHand your kid a set of blocks and see what happens -- before too long, you'll have an entire city on your hands. Any time your child builds something from objects around him or her, he or she's participating in constructive play. This doesn't have to mean blocks. It includes playing in sand, stacking cards, playing with sticks and much more. This type of play teaches kids how to manipulate things to become something else and how to figure out how things work together. He or she's also learning how to manipulate objects and brushing up on hand-eye coordination. What to do when your child is left out >>Quick TipDon't underestimate the power of solitary play! It's just as important for kids to learn to play alone as it is to learn to play with others! More about preschool play timeLessons to teach while playing with blocks


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Delve deeper into the current environmental issues, conditions and challenges that impact the natural world around us. This series of three Scientist lectures will allow you to step back into the classroom and learn from experts at Ohio State University, The University of Pittsburgh and The Morton Arboretum. This embedded class is designed to allow you to connect what you learn with your classroom. Not only will you further your own knowledge about current research by learning from experts in the field, but you will research and design ways to apply this new found information to your current classroom practices.
You will be able to select the number of lectures you will attend (1-3). That will determine the time you need to spend out of class researching, analyzing, planning and designing how to incorporate these topics into your current teaching assignment. Lectures are from 7-9 pm on Thursday, February 20; Thursday, March 13; Friday, April 25. There will be a follow up session on May 22 from 5-7 pm to share ideas and activities for classroom application. Contact Sharon Graper for more details or to register.
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SuperPower's Pellegrino honored by college trustees
SuperPower Inc. President Philip J. Pellegrino received the New York Community College Trustees Business/Industry Partnership Award at the organization's recent meeting in Saratoga Springs. The award recognizes Pellegrino's role in developing a partnership among Schenectady County Community College, Union College and Schenectady-based SuperPower to help the manufacturer of superconducting electric transmission cable move from research […]
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Ward joining Rockefeller Institute
Robert Ward, director of research for The Public Policy Institute of New York State, has been named deputy director of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government. An expert in state government, Ward is the author of New York State Government, which was originally published by the Rockefeller Institute in 2002 and updated last year. […]
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Looking for the next Edison
Employees from the Latham intellectual property law firm Schmeiser, Olsen & Watts LLP have been hitting the road to develop the next generation of inventors in the Capital Region. Jon Skelly, a patent agent at the firm, and Irene Lippa, an attorney at the firm, have visited local elementary and middle schools to encourage […]
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Shen robotics team headed to Atlanta
The Shenendehowa High School robotics team has qualified for the FIRST Robotics National Championship in Atlanta next month. The FIRST competition is the largest and most widely recognized robotics competition in the country. The Shen team, called Team 20: The Rocketeers, was founded in 1992. Its name is derived from the fact that it was the […]
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Chamber, UAlbany to host kids' summit
The Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce and the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at the University of Albany will jointly host the second annual Tech Valley Kids Summit. This year's summit, scheduled April 5, will feature a presentation by Mike Byster, a commodities trader who travels to schools near his Chicago-area home to give talks […]
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Lottery needed to pick students
It won't be until early March that students interested in becoming members of the inaugural freshman class at Tech Valley High School will learn whether they made the grade. A total of 135 applications — from 78 boys and 55 girls — were received for the new school's 40 available slots. A lottery will be held next […]
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Academic returns to private sector
Omkaram Nalamasu has sold his house in Niskayuna. The former vice president of research at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has gone back to the private sector, joining Applied Materials Inc. in Santa Clara, Calif., as vice president of advanced technologies and chief technology officer of the new business and new products group. The departure apparently happened […]
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Nothing nano about the cost
If you've been hearing a lot about Advanced Micro Devices Inc. building a new $3.2 billion "chip fab" in Saratoga County, but you don't know what the heck a chip or a fab is, that can be solved for a mere $1,075. For the past several years, the University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science […]
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Putnam named new president of CEN
Randy Putnam was elected president of the Chief Executives Network for Manufacturing, an affiliate of the Center for Economic Growth. Putnam is president of Specialty Silicone Products Inc. in Ballston Spa. The position formerly was held by Jim Devine, president of Window-Therm in Hoosick Falls. The group held its annual meeting Monday night at The Desmond […]
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Ballston Spa teachers to get look at future
About 30 teachers and administrators from the Ballston Spa Central School District will be making a visit to the University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering to learn about nanotechnology. That's because Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is planning to build a $3.2 billion computer chip plant at the Luther Forest Technology Campus in Malta, […]
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