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Designed to give underpronators to neutral runners a totally new speedy experience, the lightweight GEL-Lyte33 2 boasts F.A.S.T. features and new technology.Features/Benefits:
- Heel height: 17 mm; forefoot height: 11 mm
- SpEVA midsole improves bounce-back characteristics and decreases midsole breakdown
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- Guidance Line: Vertical flex groove in outsole decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency
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- Mesh and synthetic upper; reflective materials enhance visibility during low-light hours
- Pronation suitability: Underpronators to neutral
- Pronation is how a runner's foot rolls laterally between footfall and toe-off: Underpronation is when the foot rolls outwards, overpronation is when it rolls inwards, and a neutral pattern is when little rolling occurs
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Bought these due after reading they were good for "under-pronators." I have flat feet, and have been wearing them for about a month now, and they still feel great. They are extremely light, so I do hope they hold up. Thus far I've worn them mostly for walking, with a little light running on a treadmill.
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A hip fracture (also known as a broken hip) is a common injury, especially in elderly individuals with balance issues who are prone to falling. A hip fracture is a fracture, or break, in the femur -- the long bone running through the thigh -- near the hip joint.
High-energy injuries such as car accidents can cause hip fractures. However, hip fractures in the elderly are often caused by falling -- even if the fall was seemingly low energy or low impact.
As we age, bones gradually lose minerals and become less dense. Osteoporosis and the gradual loss of density weakens bones and makes them more susceptible to a hip fracture.
Hip fractures cause severe hip pain or groin pain, loss of mobility after the fall or accident, stiffness, bruising or swelling around the injured area, and the inability to hold one's own weight on the injured side.
If you experience any of these hip fracture symptoms or suspect that you have fractured your hip due to a fall or other accident, seek medical attention immediately. A broken hip is a serious injury, especially in elderly patients, and complications can be life-threatening.
Your doctor will evaluate your symptoms and an x-ray will confirm the fracture, also indicating the exact position of the fracture. Fractures typically occur in two areas along the femur:
Treatment of hip fractures usually include a combination of surgery, pain relief and bone density-enhancing medications, and rehabilitation with a physical therapist.
The type of surgery that you have typically depends on the type of fracture, the severity of the fracture, your age, and your general health.
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one of the educators at this school put my daughter in a closet and berated her for over an hour for kissing a little boy on the cheek. I have since pulled both of my children out of this school. when my wife arrived to the school my daughter ran and grabbed her shaking like a leaf with her eyes almost swollen shut from crying
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Earlier this month Ric Jurgens retired as CEO and Chairman of Hy-Vee after 43 years with the company. The Iowa-based supermarket chain operates 235 stores in eight states. This hour on River to River, Ben Kieffer talks with Ric Jurgens about the evolution of Hy-Vee and trends in the grocery business. During the second half of the hour, we'll talk with two dieticians about healthy eating and changes to school lunch menus which take effect this year.


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Remote GUI access with VNC
Once you only needed a command line to access remote computers, but today's networks sometimes require a graphical connection. The VNC protocol provides a practical cross-platform screen sharing solution. We'll take a close look at VNC and show you some leading no-cost VNC applications.
I work in a data center with hundreds of machines spread over two buildings. Usually we can perform the necessary management functions for the Linux and Unix systems using ssh; however, in a number of cases, a tool we need may not have a command-line interface, or the remote system may be running some version of Windows that requires access to the GUI. Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a popular alternative for sharing screens on heterogeneous networks. VNC beha-vior is slightly different from the X Windowing system. One difference is that VNC shares the entire desktop. A user on one machine can see the current desktop of a user on another and control the mouse and keyboard of the remote system. This feature is useful for a range of activities, such as accessing a work computer from home, working with students in a training environment, providing tech support, or annoying your son while he's playing video games.
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With state-of-the-art COSM modeling and divided pickups that capture the signals of each string, the V-Guitar System takes guitar, bass and amp sound design to a new level. Previous GR-55 Guitar Synthesizer used two types of synth modules and COSM guitar modeling. Today, with the V-Guitar, a new generation has arrived. Introducing the G-5 VG Stratocaster® and GC-1 GK-Ready Stratocaster®!
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Ridgefield mother, son killed in house fire mourned
"We are going to be here for the Scibettas and we are going to be here for each other. And then after we help them, then we can mourn," Gargiulo said.
The priest briefly gave an update on the condition of Ben and John Scibetta, both of whom leaped from a window to escape the flames. He said they were treated by a plastic surgeon for many cuts and bruises, and Ben Scibetta spent the night at the hospital. John Scibetta's girlfriend was also admitted overnight after she was treated for lacerations, he said.
Gargiulo said the girlfried also leaped out of a window, and when she fell she hurt her head."
Ben Scibetta plans to return to Ridgefield, and John Scibetta and his girlfriend will move in with the Scibetta's eldest son, Richard, the rector said.
Richard Scibetta, a fireman for North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue in Hudson County, is a veteran of the Iraq War, and was injured in an explosion when he served in the Middle East a few years back, Gargiulo said. His parents were by his side during his recovery, Gargiulo said.
"They were taking care of him night and day," he recalled.
Nancy, a parishioner who declined to give her last name, said several borough firefighters, including two of her sons, who battled the blaze were heartbroken over the deaths. She said Richard Scibetta was a volunteer firefighter in town for many years, and that the tragedy hit too close to home for some of the firemen.
"They are all volunteers and they all put their lives on the line," she said.
Nancy and Gargiulo said that firefighters visited Holy Name Hospital to show their support for the Scibettas.
Paul Povinelli of Ridgefield said his 9-year old son, Jack, was friends with Daniel, and was having a hard time . The boys were both in the borough's recreation football department, where Ben Scibetta is an assistant football coach, he said. And the two knew each other from church. Povinelli described Daniel Scibetta as good kid, who was friendly with the younger children in the parish.


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Weekly Fishing Report -- Updated every Wednesday afternoonFebruary 7, 2007FISHINGBEECH FORK – Lake is approximately ½ foot above winter pool. For more information call the Corps of Engineers recorded message at 304-525-5092. Fishing is slow overall with a few reports of walleye and saugeye from anglers willing to brave the elements. During warmer days/periods the bite has been better for all other species as expected. Catfish and carp continue to bite for the shore or boat angler on the reservoir and at the tailrace. Trout stocking in the tailrace will begin in February.BLUESTONE – Lake is at winter pool. Lake and tailwaters are cloudy. For more information call the Corps of Engineers recorded message at 304-466-0156. During the winter, anglers should fish slowly and methodically. Fish will still feed but have a slower metabolism as the water cools. A few bass are being caught off rocky points using live minnows. Anglers should look for points that have some cover such as stumps, logs or ledges. Some hybrid striped bass and striped bass may be caught using large chubs. Anglers should try spots such as at the mouth of the Bluestone Arm or near the dam. With any warm, stable weather, fish may become more active. A few anglers are catching some smallmouth bass in the tailwaters. Successful anglers are using one-eighth ounce white doll flies and gitzits. Anglers should be careful wading this time of year due to the cold water and slippery conditions. Wear your personal flotation devices.BURNSVILLE – The lake is at winter pool, clear and frozen. Tailwaters will be stocked with trout sometime this month. For more information call Corps of Engineers at 304-853-2398.EAST LYNN - Lake is at winter pool. For more information call the Corps of Engineers recorded message at 304-849-9861. Fishing is slow but some reports of walleye and saugeye have come in. Hybrids, walleye, and saugeye all are move suited for "cooler†water temperature levels. Anglers should target these fish during the coming colder months to find success. Tips for anglers wishing to target bass include trying bait, fish habitat warmed by the sun, and try fishing after a number of warmer stable days. Catfish and carp continue to bite in the reservoir and in the tailwaters. Trout stocking in the tailrace will begin in February. Lick Creek Pond was stocked in January.R.D. BAILEY – The lake is approximately one foot below winter pool. The lake and tailwaters are clear. For more information call the Corps of Engineers recorded message at 304-664-9587.During winter, fish are still active but have a slower metabolism with the colder waters, so anglers should fish slowly and methodically. Spotted bass are hitting plastic jigs in crawfish colors. The spotted bass will be found along the rocky drops with points another good spot. Walleye are starting to be creeled by local anglers. Best places to try are along the shallow clay flats either early or late. As the year progresses, the walleye will be moving up the river to begin spawning. Best baits are jigs tipped with minnows or nightcrawlers. With any warm, stable weather, fish may become more active. Try to pick a day that is bright and sunny which warms up areas of the lake, especially dark or mud banks. A few degrees can make a difference!STONECOAL LAKE – The lake is at summer pool, clear and frozen.STONEWALL JACKSON – The lake is at winter pool, clear and frozen. Trout still remain in the tailwaters, try powerbait and worms. Yellow perch and crappie are being caught on live bait. For more information contact Corps of Engineers at 304-269-7463.SUMMERSVILLE – The lake is at winter pool, clear and frozen. Trout were stocked in the tailwaters by helicopter on 10/25. If you are looking for a back country trout fishing experience hike down in and enjoy some great trout fishing. For more information call Corps of Engineers at 304-872-5809.SUTTON – The lake is at winter pool, clear and frozen. The tailwaters are clear with a 32 degree outflow temperature. For daily information call Corps of Engineers at 304-765-2705. TYGART LAKE - The lake is approximately 50 feet below the summer pool level but ice cover prevents fishing right now. The tailwater below the dam is the best place to fish for walleye in northern West Virginia. Walleye InSider magazine calls the Tygart tailwater one of the top ten in the country. The tailwater temperature is 36 degrees. Walleye will move through the dam during every high discharge until the end of March. Jigs with minnows are particularly good baits but 3-inch plastic grubs and deep-running crankbaits are also productive. Walleye fishing is best during higher flows (1,500 to 5,000 cubic feet per second) and trout fishing is best at low flows (less then 1,000 cubic feet per second). Call the Corps of Engineers telephone hotline at 304-265-5953 for daily lake and tailwater conditions.NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIAOHIO RIVER (New Cumberland, Pike Island, and Hannibal pools and tailwaters) – During high water, walleye and sauger will be concentrated in the currents at lock and dam tailwaters and at creek mouths. The fish will be active throughout the day when the water is high. But during normal or low flows, walleye and sauger will start feeding about an hour before sunset and then throughout the night. Jigs with minnows are particularly good baits but 3-inch plastic grubs and deep-running crankbaits are also productive. Hybrid striped bass will also move in and out of the tailwaters and can be caught using large crankbaits, casting spoons or cut bait. Warm water discharges at power plants will attract fish all winter. Walleye InSider magazine lists the Hannibal tailwater as one of the top five in the country for walleye and sauger.MONONGAHELA RIVER – Warm water discharges at the Rivesville and Morgantown power plants will attract fish all winter. A pier at the Morgantown plant makes fishing safe and convenient. Walleye and sauger move into the lock and dam tailwaters and also congregate at tributary creek mouths, especially Buffalo, Paw Paw, and Prickett creeks. Start fishing about an hour before sunset because sauger and walleye will begin feeding at dusk. Jigs with minnows are particularly good baits but 3-inch plastic grubs and deep-running crankbaits are also productive. Chartreuse is a good color. The shoreline from the Morgantown lock to the mouth of Deckers Creek is always a good place to fish from the shore.CHEAT LAKE – Ice cover prevents fishing in the lake right now. The tailwater fishing pier is the only option for walleye, sauger and many other species. The pier is located entirely in West Virginia about 25 minutes from Morgantown, but you have to drive from, and park in, Pennsylvania to get there. Take U.S. Rt. 119 from Morgantown to Point Marion, PA. Turn right after crossing the Cheat River and proceed 4 miles to Cheat Dam. The pier is lighted for night fishing and is handicapped accessible. Keep track of the lake elevation and predicted daily changes in elevation on the Cheat Lake website at www.cheatlaketoday.com.EASTERN PANHANDLESouth Branch and Cacapon RiversLocal streams are below normal flow for this time of year and the water is clear. Most streams and rivers are frozen and fishing is difficult. Anglers should use extreme caution fishing near or on the ice. The 2007 trout stocking season is well underway and many local streams and rivers have already been stocked. February stockings will begin next week but stocking may be hindered at some locations due to ice. Check the 2007 fishing regulations or our website www.wvdnr.gov to determine when your favorite water receives trout stockings.North Branch RiverThe flows in the North Branch are near 300 cfs and in good fishable condition. There is a lot of ice and angler activity has been limited for the past couple weeks due to the cold temperatures. WVDNR will be stocking the North Branch with trout sometime during the month of February. Anglers wading should use caution due to shoreline ice. Lots of holdovers from last fall remain.Small ImpoundmentsMany small impoundments are currently ice covered and will likely remain covered till at least next week. Many additional small impoundments will be stocked with trout in February. Check the new 2007 fishing regulations to determine small impoundments winter stocking schedules.South Mill Creek Lake will have a slot limit on bass starting January 01, 2007. Anglers will be required to release bass between 12 and 16 inches, but may harvest bass smaller than 12 inches and greater than 16 inches. This regulation is posted in the new 2007 fishing regulations which are now available at most license agents or DNR offices.Jennings Randolph LakeJennings Randolph Lake is approximately 24feet below summer pool and dropping slowly. The boat launches on the Maryland and West Virginia sides are closed for the season. Few anglers are fishing at Jennings Randolph but recent fish surveys by WVDNR showed numerous smallmouth bass in the 2 – 3 pound range and lots of trout. Trout and channel catfish can be caught from the bank all year. Jennings Randolph Lake has a new dedicated phone line for up-to-date recreational information (304) 355-2890. Recreational information can also be found at www.nab.usace.army.mil/recreation/jenran/recinfo.htm.Mt. Storm LakeAnglers should fish near the warm water effluents where fish will be actively feeding throughout the winter especially hybrid striped bass and catfish. Anglers have been catching nice hybrids in the 20+ inch range at the discharges when weather is suitable for fishing. Mt. Storm is the only lake that is not frozen but air temperatures and wind chill make fishing frigid.CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIAArea rivers are low, clear and frozen. February trout stockings are here. Winter weather has hit North Central West Virginia and ice has formed on most waterways. The Elk, Shavers Fork, Watoga and Spruce Knob Lake are a few that were stocked in February. Check the website this week for stockings. Check the WVDNR web page for updated fishing information. (www.wvdnr.gov)SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIAThe New and Greenbrier rivers are producing a few smallmouth bass using tube jigs. Best spots are just below a shoal or rapid or in eddies near the shore. Anglers may also want to try Kanawha Falls for walleye (use big chubs for bait) or lake anglers can find some excellent bass fishing at Plum Orchard Lake. Best baits are plastic worms fished slowly along the bottom, spinnerbaits are also good choices. Angles should call ahead to make sure that the ramps are not iced over.SOUTHWESTERN WEST VIRGINIALower Ohio and Kanawha rivers – The tailwaters of the lock and dam areas continue to produce. White bass and hybrid striped bass are hitting shad-imitating lures and minnows suspended below strike indicators. Try shad raps, white butterbean jigs, or any similar lures that you may prefer. Sometimes you may find a lure or twist in presentation not used by other anglers that could really increase your catch, be creative if you aren't getting strikes. Fishing is much better for walleye and sauger near locks when the water is up some and turbid or off-color. A slight rain, cloud cover, and fishing at night are all good patterns to follow for these toothy critters. Sauger and walleye are being caught on minnows and grub-tipped jigs. Try using live and cut bait for large flatheads during dusk and dawn and into the night, you might be surprised what you catch! Sauger should be moving into the lock and dam areas in numbers in preparation for spawning soon. As temperature levels increase these fish will concentrate more and more around these structures. Generally the males move first followed by the females. Sauger spawn when water temperature levels reach the upper 40s. Tributary mouths are also a good spot to try for these fish.Guyandotte and Coal rivers – A few reports of hybrids being caught using rattletraps and other searching baits around shoals and the upper and lower falls of the Coal River, but generally overall fishing for all species is slow.Poca River – Slow fishing conditions are reducing reports from anglers. A few reports of bass, catfish and some muskie action during warmer days.Elk River – Muskie, walleye and a few bass are showing up and being reported but conditions are slow overall for fishing.Mud River – Fishing is slow. A few anglers have reported catching muskie and bass.Small Impoundments – Fishing is slow due to colder weather. Recent snow and very cold weather have made fishing conditions poor at best. Many impoundments have iced over due to our recent bad weather. When the weather breaks be prepared t hit your favorite fishing hole. But, be extremely careful if you venture out onto the ice to fish. Try targeting channel catfish with cut bait, hot dogs, and or stink baits. Anglers are having some success targeting bass and panfish using baits fished slowly in areas warmed by the sun. Trout are presently being stocked in all small impoundments scheduled to receive a January stocking. Bait (crawlers, wigglers, mealworms) powerbait, cheese, and other prepared baits fished on or close to the bottom are best at this time of the year. Try different areas until you draw strikes. But, generally it is best to wait a while before moving to a new spot. Due to colder temperature levels trout will be sluggish, be patient. Check the 2007 new fishing regulations for further information, or call 558-3399 for the latest stocking report.Reservoirs – At this time of the year a change in weather can make fishing conditions poor very quickly. Recent snow and very cold weather have made fishing conditions poor at best. Many reservoirs have iced over due to our recent bad weather. When the weather breaks be prepared to hit your favorite fishing holes. Be sure to check the USACOE website (http://www.lrhwc.usace.army.mil/wq/lkcond.html) and the USGS website (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/rt) for reservoir conditions and check local landings visually before wasting a trip.Reservoir anglers will now find gamefish for the most part in a "winter pattern†in reservoirs and will have to deal with decreased water levels. Fishing can be slow at this time but success can be had if anglers pay attention to a few key points. First, obviously water temperature is now below the favorable range of most gamefish or at the least can greatly curtail their activity for extended periods of time. Bass for example will move back into deeper water and utilize holding positions that minimize energy expenditure. Try to target warm sunny days and areas heated by the sun throughout the day for better success.The drawdown itself (for rain and snow storage capacity) also creates a number of physical changes to available habitat. As a result of the drawdown less and less habitat will be available to gamefish over time causing them to congregate around what is left. Despite this low water temperatures will greatly affect the bite. Many times slow presentations will be the only technique that will draw strikes. Soft plastic baits fished slow and deep are also good choices for bass now, as are jig and pig combinations in various colors. Shallow stump filled flats are good to try now due to the water temperature warming somewhat faster in these areas during the day, and also because baitfish frequently will school up in these areas at this time. Even if you try an area and cannot locate bass come back later and try again, eventually you should find bass taking advantage of the warmer temperatures and forage.Walleye, sauger, saugeye, and hybrids will bite good during the colder months due to their preference for "cooler water.†Fishing during cloudy, stormy, overcast weather (or at night) will increase your odds of catching a nice one even further. Walleye for example are adapted to see better under low light conditions and frequently are more active at these times. Carp can be caught using various dough baits throughout the colder months. For catfish continue to use stink baits and cut baits for channels, and live bait and/or fresh cut baits for flatheads.Rivers and Streams – Recent snow and very cold weather have made fishing conditions poor at best. When the weather breaks be prepared to hit your favorite stream or river. But, be careful around ice and slick surfaces. Be sure to check the USACOE website (http://www.lrhwc.usace.army.mil/wq/lkcond.html) and the USGS website (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/rt) for river/stream conditions and check local landings visually before wasting a trip. Sometimes it is better to wait a few days until flows come back down and the water clears if the weather becomes bad. Although some fish such as big flatheads and walleye bite good during bad weather so don't give up if you really want to go fishing.River and stream fishing will slow down over the next few months due to environmental conditions but fish still need to eat. Many trophy anglers target the winter period due to the lack of competition from other anglers and due to the chance of catching a lunker. Some feel that if a gamefish is to eat at this time it will be to maximize its catch, therefore many anglers who fish at this time use large baits fished slow and deep and around structure. Sometimes under winter conditions one must literally place the bait on the nose of the holding fish before it will strike due to their reduced activity levels. Bait is a great choice now. Due to it being the "real deal†fish will have more incentive to eat bait, sometimes bringing the only strikes for the day. Other choices include large jig and pigs for bass, and large jigs for walleye fished slowly. Muskie will continue to bite well in colder weather, try artificials fished slightly slower than in summer in deeper holes, etc. and rigged suckers if you prefer to fish with bait.As stressed many times before, seams (areas where slow or slack water meets faster water) will be the ticket and/or deeper areas adjacent to the seam areas during the colder months. Often gamefish will lay in wait in the deeper adjacent areas and move into the seam during the warmer periods of the day to feed. During colder months this can sometimes be in the middle of the day. Pay attention to water temperature and keep your preferred gamefish's habits in mind. Fish areas you prefer at odd times or when the water temperature is the warmest. Sometimes a change of only a few degrees (brought on by the warming afternoon sun for example) can spur fish to become active and feed. Another pattern worth trying is to concentrate on any shallow areas warmed by the sun. If these patterns don't work try to figure what the fish are doing using various techniques and approaches. Usually a successful approach can be utilized over and over until present conditions change once again.Twelvepole Creek (Wayne) was stocked in January. A number of other streams stocked in the district will receive trout in February. Check the 2007 new fishing regulations for further information, or call 558-3399 for the latest stocking report.WEST-CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIATrout have been stocked in several lakes throughout the area, these include Mile Tree Lake in Roane County, Mountwood Park Lake in Wood County, Rollins and Turkey Run lakes in Jackson County, Tracey Lake and Pennsboro Water Supply Reservoir in Ritchie County and Cedar Creek State Park Ponds in Gilmer County. In February Conaway Run Lake in Tyler County will also receive trout, and Mountwood and Rollins lakes will receive a second stocking. Check the Daily Trout Stocking report for the latest at 558-3399 or on the web at www.wvdnr.gov/fishing/stocking/dailystock.shtm. This information is updated daily at 4:00 p.m., January through May. Trout anglers can use a variety of baits including small worms, mealworms, salmon eggs, cheese or trout power bait. Lakes will be frozen, and anglers should use caution before venturing out upon frozen lakes. Ice does not form with uniform thickness on any body of water. Underwater springs or currents can wear thin spots on any body of water. Clear ice is the strongest. Ice formed by melted and refrozen snow appears milky, is very porous and very weak. Ice covered by snow should always be presumed unsafe. Four inches of ice will generally hold an average-sized person on foot.Winter is an excellent time to fish Ohio River tailwaters. Anglers fishing below the Belleville and Willow Island dams are catching sauger, walleye and a few other species. Lead headed jigs with twister tails (white or chartreuse), which are fished along the bottom, are the lure of choice. When the river is running high and muddy, anglers are tipping their jig hooks with minnows. Best spots to fish these areas include eddies and back-current sections, and anywhere that river flows are unusually slow. Warmwater discharges associated with industrial facilities hold fish in the winter along the Ohio River. 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The $99, Android-based Ouya game console Kickstarter project reached its goal in less than eight hours and as of this writing — just over day since it launched — it's closing in on three million dollars in support. The designer behind the console, Yves Béhar, took the stage at the Mobile Beat conference today to talk about how it all came together. The Ouya is up against the biggest players in the consumer electronics industry — Sony and Microsoft — but Béhar thinks that the gaming console business is ready for disruption from the bottom:
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"There is about 89,000 ballots that are in the process of being reprinted," tells Roger Price of the Madison Metropolitan School District.
Parents were hit with the news at an afternoon ball game.
"It is very disappointing to hear that happen," says Marcy Doelp.
Disappointing and costly, but Scott Shimanski notes, "it is unfortunate, but spread out over the whole city of Madison per person what is that number."
We don't that number yet, but City Clerk, Bob Ohlsen, estimates that the reprint could cost $30,000. At Wisconsin Graphics they are printing out corrected ballots, but if you requested an absentee ballot you are stuck with the wrong one.
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"At the eleventh hour at almost quitting time on Friday, the weekend before the election, it is just another example. I know people who when they heard this, the very first thought was they set it up, they set up an out," says Brant.
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One of the most interesting (and, alas, least-known) parts of the MIT is the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab, housed just upstairs from our offices. Its mission is precise and eminently useful: "reduce poverty by ensuring that policy is based on scientific evidence."
Esther Duflo, a founder and director of the Lab, recently was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship for her work. She'll be speaking on that work in two weeks at the TED conference (which we'll be covering live), perhaps on similar topics she touched on in front of Pop!Tech in October. Her ideas on how to end poverty by transforming how rich nations manage development policies are provocative and practical. See for yourself:
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Public Radio WBHM 90.3 FM will host an "Issues & Ales" event concentrating on sustainable development and Birmingham's future Wednesday, Mar. 12 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at WorkPlay at 500 23rd St. South. The evening will focus on what Birmingham is doing, and what Birmingham's experts and residents think it should be doing, to improve the environment as the City continues its current revitalization. Lee Ann Macknally, President of Macknally Land Design, will be the keynote speaker.
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On November 9, 1938, hundreds of Jewish synagogues, homes, and businesses were vandalized, ransacked or destroyed. Thousands of Jews were arrested, some even killed, by order of Adolf Hilter. Dr. Robert May of Birmingham was twelve years old and living in Frankfurt, Germany during the uprise of Hitler's power, including the night of Kristallnacht. He shares his story with us.
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There's a heated debate in the Alabama legislature, and beyond, about Common Core. It's a set of educational standards used in 45 states, including Alabama, which uses its own slightly modified version. Just last week, Republican Senator Scott Beason of Gardendale said he's working on legislation that would let school systems opt out of Common Core. The state school board originally adopted the standards in 2010. Commentator Larry Lee was curious about the debate, so he went and talked to some people working with the standards -- teachers and school administrators.
It got a little tense at the statehouse last night when the topic of abortion legislation was discussed. This week the Alabama House passed a bill to ban most abortions in the state and make legal abortions difficult if not impossible. One representative brought up the issue of race and how he thinks it plays a role in a woman's choice to abort a pregnancy.
AdvancED is a private accrediting firm working with more than thirty thousand schools worldwide. A team from its Southern Association of Colleges and Schools division arrives in Birmingham today. They're checking whether Birmingham City Schools are fixing problems that led the agency to put the system on accreditation probation last summer. It got WBHM's education reporter Dan Carsen thinking about what these firms actually do, and whether they have as much power as it seems. He caught up with AdvancED president Mark Elgart and asked him how his agencies decide which districts get accredited ... and which don't.
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Stocks drop on Apple's earnings miss, economic fears
The Dow ends down 72 as an early rally stalls after a Fed report shows a struggling economy. Europe's debt solution may not come quickly. Tech shares mostly slide after Apple's iPhone sales are less than expected. Housing starts jump.
Stocks fell back today as Apple (AAPL) shares dropped after an earnings miss and worries expanded on Europe's debt-and-banking crisis.
At the same time, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book report showed the economy is growing -- but only slightly at best.
Apple was off 5.6% to $398.62 after earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter missed Street estimates late Tuesday. Much of the shortfall appeared to be related to slower iPhone sales. Company officials said during Tuesday's conference call the fall-off was probably due to buyers waiting for a new iPhone model to hit the market.
Apple's woes were the biggest cause for a 48-point decline in the Nasdaq-100 Index ($NDX) to 2,317 and more than offset share-price gains for Intel (INTC) and Yahoo (YHOO). Both reported better-than-expected third-quarter results on Tuesday.
The Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) closed down 72 points, or 0.6%, to 11,505; the blue chips had been up 57 points at 1 p.m. ET. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) was down 16 points, or 1.3%, to 1,210. The Nasdaq Composite Index ($COMPX) was off 53 points, or 2%, to 2,604.
Article continues below.The European concerns picked up after The Wall Street Journal reported that lawyers watching the talk about expanding a bailout fund to contain the problem say there are big legal impediments in the way of the idea. The biggest issue: The plan would violate the eurozone's no-bailout pledge.
The Journal's report came after stocks in Germany, France and Britain were largely higher.
There was a second report that the German Bundestag wants to approve any bailout plan.
Leaders of the eurozone nations will meet Sunday in Brussels, Belgium, to discuss the crisis. Traders and investors are hoping that a concrete agreement on a plan to resolve the crisis will be the result.
The Beige Book, the Fed's narrative look at the economy, not only cited slight or modest growth, but it also said many business contacts offered weak or uncertain business outlooks.
There was some strength in consumer spending; auto sales were a bright spot in the report. But real estate was weak, and the report cited little gains in hiring or wages.
A day ahead on Thursday
Thursday brings a very large list of key earnings reports from companies that include AT&T (T), Capital One Financial (COF), Eli Lilly (LLY), Union Pacific (UNP), Southwest Airlines (LUV) and Microsoft (MSFT), the publisher of MSN Money.
In addition, the Labor Department will report on weekly jobless claims. The National Association of Realtors will release its report on existing-home sales in September, and the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank will release its October manufacturing report.
Futures trading suggests a modestly higher open.
Earnings from American Express, Wynn and eBay don't impress
After the close, shares of American Express (AXP) were down slightly to $45.80 after earnings of $1.03 a share, up from 90 cents a year ago, beat the consensus estimate of 96 cents. Revenue rose 9% to $7.57 billion. Loan-loss provisions fell from $373 million a year ago to $249 million.
Wynn Resorts (WYNN) shares were down 5% to $123.80 as earnings of $1.05 after one-time charges missed the Street estimates of $1.18 a share. The profit was actually up 169% from a year ago. Revenue was up 33.3% to $1.02 billion, driven primarily by a 47% revenue gain from its operations in Macau. Las Vegas revenue was up 3.7% to $346.9 million.
Shares had fallen 5.4% to $130.27 in regular trading.
Meanwhile, eBay (EBAY) shares were down 3.8% to $31.92 after falling 2% to $33.18 in regular trading. Third-quarter earnings and revenue beat Street estimates, but its guidance -- 58 cents a share in earnings and revenue of $3.2 billion to $3.35 billion -- was less than expected.
Commodities fall back
Crude oil (-CL) in New York was off $2.10 to $86.24 a barrel. Brent crude was down $2.53 to $108.62 a barrel. While Brent is currently how gasoline is priced, it was lower because of worries about how economies in Europe will fare in the coming months.
Energy shares were mixed. Exxon Mobil (XOM) was off 0.6% to $78.43, while Chevron (CVX) was up 0.7% to $102.24. Halliburton (HAL) was off 4% to $33.88, while Schlumberger (SLB) dropped 2.9% to $67.90.
Gold (-GC) settled down $5.80 to $1,647 an ounce in New York. Silver (-SI) was down 55.4 cents to $31.277 an ounce. Copper (-HG) was down 10.2 cents to $3.258 a pound.
Metals stocks were mostly lower. Gold producer Newmont Mining (NEM) was down 4.9% to $62.32. Silver producer Coeur d'Alene Mines (CDE) fell 5% to $21.71.
Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold (FCX) saw a small gain erased after third-quarter results were lower than expected. The shares finished down 2.8% to $34.38. Freeport earned $1.1 billion, or $1.10 a share, down from $1.2 billion, or $1.24 a share, a year ago. Revenue was little changed at $5.2 billion. The company warned that a strike at its giant Grasberg mine in Indonesia would cut output of copper and gold for the year.
Energy prices -- New York close | ||||||||||||
Wed. | Tues. | Month chg. | YTD chg. | |||||||||
Crude oil (-CL) | $86.11 | $88.34 | 8.72% | -5.77% | ||||||||
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Heating oil (-HO) | $2.9812 | $3.0277 | 7.26% | 17.20% | ||||||||
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Natural gas (-NG) | $3.5860 | $3.5530 | -2.18% | -18.59% | ||||||||
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Unleaded gasoline (-RB) | $2.6715 | $2.7469 | 5.26% | 8.90% | ||||||||
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Brent crude | $108.39 | $111.15 | 5.48% | 14.40% | ||||||||
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Retail gasoline | $3.4740 | $3.4690 | 0.84% | 13.09% | ||||||||
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Apple weighs on the market
Apple's earnings shortfall was a shock to the market, which has basically bought into the idea the company is infallible.
Much of the shortfall appeared to be related to slower-than-expected sales of iPhones. Apple sold 17.1 million iPhones, up 55% from a year ago; analysts had expected sales to hit 20 million units.
Company officials said during Tuesday's conference call -- the first since Steve Jobs' death -- that the fall-off was probably due to buyers waiting for a new iPhone model to hit the markets.
Apple earned $6.62 billion, or $7.05 a share. That's up from profit of $4.31 billion, or $4.64 a share, a year earlier. Analysts were expecting $7.28 a share.
There were also concerns that sales of iPad devices weren't as strong as expected. But CEO Tim Cook said that appeared to be a matter of supply and demand evening out. Apple sold 11.1 million iPads, up from 4.2 million a year ago.
For the record, Apple shares are up 25.6% this year. The S&P 500 is down 2.5%.
Travelers, Morgan Stanley see gains melt away
Travelers Companies (TRV), the big insurance company, was the top performer of the 30 Dow stocks, up 5.7% to $54.39. While earnings fell short of Wall Street's profit expectations because of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, the severe weather is providing a reason to allow for higher rates.
Meanwhile, investment bank Morgan Stanley (MS) shares, up as much as 6.6% right after the open, closed up a penny to $16.64. The company reported third-quarter earnings of $3.6 billion, or $1.14 a share, helped by an accounting gain of $3.3 billion. Revenue rose 46% to $9.89 billion. The results topped Wall Street's expectations for earnings of 30 cents a share on revenue of $7.42 billion.
Like Morgan Stanley, Citigroup (C) shares shot higher at the open and were up as much as 4.9%, but the shares pulled back, finishing down 1.6% to $29.39.
The company agreed to pay $285 million to settle civil fraud charges that it misled buyers of complex mortgage investments just as the housing market was starting to collapse. The Securities and Exchange Commission said today that Citigroup had bet against the deal in 2007 and made $160 million in fees and profits. Investors lost millions. Citigroup neither admitted nor denied the SEC's allegations.
Shares of Dow component United Technologies (UTX) were down 1.2% to $73.26. The maker of helicopters, jet engines, building elevators and other products reported third-quarter earnings of $1.47 a share, topping expectations by 2 cents. Revenue rose 8.7% to $14.8 billion. The Street had been looking for revenue of $14.55 billion. The company also boosted its full-year earnings outlook to $5.47 a share from a prior range of $5.35 to $5.45 a share.
Shares were lower in part because CFO Greg Hayes suggested 2012 will be a tougher year than 2011.
Energy costs push consumer prices higher
Inflation pressure remained muted in September, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. The Consumer Price Index rose 0.3% in September, meeting expectations, after growth of 0.4% in August.
The core rate, which excludes food and energy and is considered the most accurate gauge of inflation, inched 0.1% higher after rising 0.2% in August. Wall Street had expected core CPI to tick 0.2% higher.
Multifamily housing starts gain
Housing starts jumped 15% in September, the Commerce Department said. Starts hit an annual rate of 658,000, up from from 572,000.
Building permits slipped by 0.5% to 594,000 from 625,000 in August. Economists had only expected housing starts to rise to 595,000, from August's previously reported level of 571,000. Building permits were expected to decline to 610,000, from 620,000 previously.
Two quick notes: First, most of the gains for starts came in multifamily housing, which rose 53% to an annualized 227,000 units. That's a reflection of the reluctance of many buyers to commit to a new home purchase when prices are falling. In fact, single-family starts in September were down 4.9% from a year ago.
Second: While the gain was welcome, starts are still 71% below their January 2006 peak of 2,273.
Short hits from the markets -- New York close | ||||||||||||
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Treasury yields | ||||||||||||
13-week Treasury bill | 0.0300% | 0.020% | 50.00% | -75.00% | ||||||||
5-year Treasury note | 1.041% | 1.037% | 7.88% | -48.36% | ||||||||
10-year Treasury note | 2.159% | 2.151% | 12.21% | -34.67% | ||||||||
30-year Treasury bond | 3.169% | 3.157% | 8.49% | -27.35% | ||||||||
Currencies | ||||||||||||
U.S. Dollar Index | 77.416 | 77.412 | -2.10% | -2.36% | ||||||||
British pound | 1.5773 | 1.5708 | 1.25% | 1.07% | ||||||||
(in U.S. $) | ||||||||||||
U.S. $ in pounds | £0.634 | £0.637 | -1.23% | -1.06% | ||||||||
Euro in dollars | $1.38 | $1.37 | 3.05% | 2.78% | ||||||||
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U.S. $ in euros | € 0.727 | € 0.728 | -2.96% | -2.70% | ||||||||
U.S. $ in yen | 76.92 | 76.79 | -0.27% | -5.46% | ||||||||
U.S. $ in Chinese | 6.40 | 6.38 | 0.35% | -3.24% | ||||||||
yuan | ||||||||||||
Canada dollar | $0.980 | $0.986 | 2.64% | -2.32% | ||||||||
(in U.S. $) | ||||||||||||
U.S. dollar | $1.021 | $1.015 | -2.50% | 2.38% | ||||||||
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Commodities | ||||||||||||
Gold (-GC) | $1,647.00 | $1,652.80 | 1.52% | 15.87% | ||||||||
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Copper (-HG) | $3.258 | $3.360 | 3.36% | -26.74% | ||||||||
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Silver (-SI) | $31.2770 | $31.8310 | 3.97% | 1.10% | ||||||||
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Wheat (-ZW) | $6.1950 | $6.2525 | 1.68% | -22.00% | ||||||||
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Corn (-ZC) | $6.3850 | $6.44 | 7.76% | 2.57% | ||||||||
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Cotton | $0.9972 | 1.0018 | -0.47% | -31.14% | ||||||||
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Coffee | $2.3910 | 2.3465 | 4.46% | -0.58% | ||||||||
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Crude oil (-CL) | $86.11 | $88.34 | 8.72% | -5.77% | ||||||||
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Interesting that MSNBC and CNBC did not think it newsworthy today that Bank of America Corp. (BAC), apparently plans to move (with Uncle Ben's blessing) as much of the 51 trillion in bad derivaties it holds as possible to a subsidiary flush with insured deposits. That way, if BAC fails, the taxpayers would pick up the derivatives tab via the FDIC. This move reflects either criminal incompetence or abject corruption by the Fed and the FDIC should refuse. I will bet anyone that:
1. Congress will hold no hearings on this robbery.
2. Uncle Benjie will clear the way for it to happen.
3. The FDIC will get it's chain pulled by the current administration and step aside.
Time will tell.
ROFL, the economy is in a recession they just don't want to panic us as if we could do anything about it.
"The European concerns picked up after The Wall Street Journal reported that lawyers watching the talk about expanding a bailout fund to contain the problem say there are big legal impediment in the way of the idea. The biggest issue: The plan would violate the eurozone's no bailout pledge."
The misinformation and lies continue. Just the other day the market "surged" and investors "cheered" the fact Europe leaders were going to meet and develop a plan to bailout the troubled countries and stabilize the Euro. Guess what folks...it's all bullsh*t because all they want to do is not have the European banking system collapse so they are taking a page out the USA playbook by putting a positive spin on the negative reality to keep the average investor from panicking and pulling out their money from banks, stocks etc. which would collapse the system. MSN and their journalist/reporters need to start confirming the truth rather than just publishing a bunch of lies...it is totally irresponsible on their part.
Seem like the Death Spiral of baby boomers retiring and taking $50,000 a year out of the market instead of putting $5,000 a year into the market is already killing the market. By this time in ten years I quess the DOW will be about 1,000 reflecting the total withdrawal of all the baby boomer's money.
Add in the dual destructive force of the Death Spiral of lost jobs and an ever weaker and weaker economy and no body being hired unless it's to replace 2 fired workers making more than minimum wage and replacing them with one worker making minimum wage. And those new hires can not pump any money into the stock market.
The stock market ponzi scheme is dead folks.
The markets have dumped yesterdays gain already today!!We are closng in on 2008 level. The Dow will have to surpass 13200 to even show a gain in 2011.
ROFL we are not even closing in on 12 year old levels in DEC 1999 the DOW was 11,747.
To break even with inflation and the drop in dollar the DOW needs to be about 25,000 today and to give us the promised 8 percent gains above inflation the Wall Street bankers promised us back in 1999 the DOW will have to be 73,000 today.
push the DOW up to 25,000 folks then we will be break even with 1999.
The European concerns picked up after The Wall Street Journal reported that lawyers watching the talk about expanding a bailout fund to contain the problem say there are big legal impediments in the way of the idea. The biggest issue: The plan would violate the eurozone's no-bailout pledge.
So why wasn't the public notified about the eurozone's "no-bailout pledge" before? When the plan was announced the market "soared" on the good news but in reality there is a slight hitch to the plan...typical bullsh*t propaganda.
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