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Double-knit House Bag
200g of 100% Lambswool in the house colors of your choiceUS 6 (4.00 mm) extra long needles
Small amount of fabric for the lining
Sewing machine
Yarn needle
Finished Measurements
12" x 8" (30.48 cm x 20.32 cm)Special Instructions
All stitches are knit or purl as in double-knitting.
In each row the stitches of the side facing you are knit, and the stitches of the other side are purled.
Reversing the colors
The charts for the patterns show the color changes for the outside, or right side, of the bag. When knitting on the right side you will knit each color as the chart says. When knitting on the wrong side, you will knit what is yellow on the chart in black, and what is black on the chart in yellow.
Casting on
When you cast on for a double-knit, you need to cast on with both of the yarns you are going to knit with.
Cast on as normal with the two yarns, changing yarns for each stitch.
Flap chartGryffindor chart
Hufflepuff chart
Ravenclaw chart
Slytherin chart
Cast on 81 stitches as described in the special instructions above.Bag body
The first two stitches and the last two stitches from the cast on will form the base of the selvedge.
On the first row, slip the first two stitches knit-wise together as if they were one stitch.
Follow the chart for the remainder of the row, knitting the right side stitches in the color indicated on the chart, and purling the wrong side stitches in the other color up to the last two stitches.
Purl these together with both yarns, using the two strands together as if they are one yarn.
Now turn your work, and knit the wrong side.
Slip the first stitch knitwise, then follow the chart until the last two stitches .
Purl these together as one stitch.
In all subsequent rows slip the first double-strand stitch knit-wise, knit to the last double-strand stitch and purl this with both yarns held together as one.
Knit through your chosen house chart twice, starting the repeat with the 11th row from the top of the chart.
Omit the last 25 rows on the chart when working the repeat, instead knitting the top 10 rows of the chart at this point.
Bind off after the last of these rows.
The flap is double-knit also, using the same techniques as the rest of the bag.
To make the rounded corners you must make decreases where indicated on the chart.
Author's Note: A good tutorial for making decreases in double-knitting can be found at stitchdiva.com.
Weave in all loose ends.
Sew the flap on with wrong sides facing so that the seam forms a ridge on the outside.
Next make two ridges on the bottom of the bag by sewing along the folded edges.
If you look at the following picture, you can see the sewn edges in the section of knitting that will form the bottom of the bag, as well as the edge that is formed by the attachment of the flap.
Remember that the bag is open at the sides.
Felt your work in the washer at 86° F (30° C).
Block gently, making sure not to over-stretch the fabric, while drying.
Cut 4 pieces of fabric the same size as the inside of your bag.
Sew 2 of the pieces together along the sides and bottom to form a bag.
Repeat with the other 2 pieces of fabric.
Sew the 2 bags together at the top, so that the bags form a "W".
Sew the "W" shape into your bag by hand.
Attach the strap of your choice and enjoy your new bag!
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Kaae's tutorial was taken with permission from knittingbykaae.blogspot.com.Please note that the patterns and tutorials you find here have been designed by Harry Potter fans all over the Internet. The authors alone hold the copyrights and licences to these patterns and tutorials, which means you CANNOT use their patterns to make something that you will sell to others afterwards. You can use them to make things for yourself. You can make some for your friends and ask them to pay for supplies. You CANNOT, however, ask them to pay you to do it as though you had created this pattern by yourself, or try to sell you crafts to a local store.
Think about it. Would you take a Prisoner of Azkaban book, photocopy it, put your name in big red letters on the front cover and try to sell it in your local library? The answer is, obviously, no. Well, selling crafts you have made but not designed would be just as bad!
Also note that the tutorials, recipes and patterns found here have not been tested and that The Leaky Cauldron's Harry Potter Crafts section is not responsible for any mistakes they may contain. If you do find something wrong in one of them, however, please e-mail us to let us know.
On that note, Harry crafting to all!


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Summary: Method for representing DT signals as superpositions of complex geometric (exponential) functions.
Lecture #15:
Motivation: Method for representing DT signals as superpositions of complex geometric (exponential) functions
– Definition
– Properties
Review of last lecture
Solve linear difference equation for a causal exponential input
Solve homogeneous equation for n > 0
Solve characteristic polynomial for λ.
Solve for a particular solution for n > 0
Logic for an analysis method for DT LTI systems
1/ Definition
The bilateral Z-transform is defined by the analysis formula
The inverse transform is defined by the synthesis formula
Since z is a complex quantity,
a/ Approach
An inventory of time functions and their Z-transforms will be developed by
b/ Notation
We shall use two useful notations — Z{x[n]} signifies the Z-transform of x[n] and a Z-transform pair is indicated by
2/ Properties
a/ Linearity
The proof follows from the definition of the Z-transform as a sum.
b/ Delay by k
This result can be seen using the synthesis formula,
c/ Multiply by n
This result can be seen using the analysis formula.
Most proofs of Z-transform properties are simple. Some of the important properties are summarized here.
R, R1, and R2 are the ROCs of
1/ Unit sample function
The Z-transform of the unit sample is
for all values of z, i.e., the ROC is the entire z plane.
2/ Unit step function
The unit step and unit sample functions are simply related.
i.e., the unit sample is the first difference of the unit step function.
i.e., the unit step is a running sum of the unit sample.
The Z-transform of the unit step is
This is a sum of a geometric series of the form
Therefore, the geometric series for Z{u[n]} converges provided that |z−1| < 1 or |z| > 1. Therefore,
The region of convergence is outside a circle of radius one called the unit circle.
On the unit circle,
3/ Causal exponential DT time function
The sum converges provided |az−1| < 1 or |z| > |a| so that
The region of convergence (ROC) of
Thus we have
What happens if a < 0?
4/ Relation between causal DT time functions and pole-zero diagrams
Demo of relation of pole-zero diagram to time function.
Conclusions on relation between causal DT time functions and pole-zero diagrams
5/ Anti-causal exponential DT time function
The sum converges provided
The region of convergence (ROC) of
Thus we have
6/ Summary of causal and anti-causal geometric sequences
7/ Two-sided DT time function
Next we consider the two-sided sequence
where we assume 0 < a < 1. We use previous results to obtain the Z-transform
Therefore, we have
which can be written as
8/ Conclusions on relation between DT time functions and pole-zero diagrams
More rapidly changing exponential time functions, both growing and decaying, have poles that lie further from the point z = 1 in the z-plane.
Two-minute miniquiz problem
Problem 11-1
Find the Z-transform including the ROC for
We use the Z-transform of the causal exponential time function and time delay property to solve this problem.
Note that, the delayed sequence has the same ROC as the original sequence.
The Z-transform is capable of representing a rich class of DT time functions. Z-transform pairs can be obtained by combining


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Subject: | update_prebinding buffer overflow | |
Date: | 2003-12-23 10:47:57 | |
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update_prebinding buffer overflow
2003-12-24 08:17:43 FJ de Kermadec | [View]
Hi !
This is indeed interesting !
I have never experienced such an issue with the update_prebinding command of Mac OS X. However, sometimes, it can experience difficulties when trying to update the prebinding on a file that is heavily damaged or corrupted.
You may want to see at which point precisely the command experiences issues and if the same problem happens on a clean install.
Would it not be the case, you may want to repair or delete (if possible) the affected file.
You may want to post on the UNIX forums of the Apple discussions where you will find many experienced users who will be able to help you troubleshoot this issue in more detail than we can do it here.
Let me know if this helps !
update_prebinding buffer overflow
2004-01-07 19:28:40 anonymous2 [View]
I get this in prebinding. What does this mean?
Services/SyncServer.app/Contents/Resources/synctool:prebinding can't be redone for: /System/Library/CoreServices/SyncServer.app/Contents/Resources/synctool (for architecture ppc) because larger updated load commands do not fit (the program must be relinked).


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Researchers in Melissa Robbiani's laboratory at the Center for Biomedical Research in New York City perform studies to understand the mechanism of sexual transmission of HIV—with particular focus on the role of dendritic cells—and examine ways to prevent HIV spread. Dendritic cells are a type of white blood cell that is critical in orchestrating innate and adaptive immune function. HIV manages to exploit dendritic cells to facilitate infection, instead of protective immunity.
Studies involve extensive in vitro analyses and in vivo translational studies. Delineating exactly how dendritic cells drive HIV infection across the body surfaces is critical to advancing preventive strategies, including:
- antiviral microbicides to directly prevent infections and
- immunostimulatory approaches to boost innate and adaptive immunity elicited by natural infection or vaccines.
The impact of other common pathogens (e.g., herpes simplex virus and Candida albicans) on these events also is being researched.
Challenges in preventing HIV infection: After breaching the epithelial barrier, HIV gains access to white bloods cells (dendritic cells [DCs] and T cells) that are able to amplify virus growth. DCs can capture and internalize HIV or they can become infected by HIV. Such captured viruses and newly produced viruses are efficiently spread from DCs to CD4 T cells, thereby rapidly amplifying HIV growth locally and distally in the lymphoid tissues after the virus-bearing DCs migrate to the draining lymph nodes. Antiviral microbicides or immune responses induced by vaccines need to block these events and/or inactivate the virus entering the body in order to limit infection. Microbicides might also act by preventing the initial entry of HIV into the body. Microbicides must not perturb the normal flora. In addition, if a microbicide has broader activity against other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that can exacerbate HIV transmission, it will further help limit HIV spread. Illustration: Evan Read/Population Council.
- Impact of Antiretroviral Therapy on Mucosal Immunity (more)
Council researchers are investigating the potential influence of long-term antiretroviral therapy on oral immune function.
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United States - In Vitro and In Vivo Testing of Microbicides (more)
Council research is advancing microbicide strategies to prevent dendritic cell–driven infection of HIV across the body surfaces.
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Switzerland, United States - Transmission of Immunodeficiency Viruses: Dendritic Cells and Innate and Adaptive Immune Responses (more)
Understanding how human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is transmitted during sexual intercourse and how co-pathogens impact HIV spread is a focus of Council research.
(1/2005 - ongoing)
United States
Laboratory members
- Melissa Robbiani (senior scientist/director of biomedical HIV research)
- Loreley Villamide-Herrera (biomedical program manager)
- Joselin Galvez (biomedical program coordinator)
- Elena Martinelli (scientist)
- Nina Derby, Mayla Hsu (senior research investigators)
- Ines Frank, Pavel Pugach (research investigators)
- Filippo Veglia (postdoctoral fellow)
- Jessica Kenney (laboratory manager)
- Meropi Aravantinou (senior research technician)
External collaborators
- James Arthos (US National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland)
- Julian Bess, Jeffrey Lifson, Michael Piatak (SAIC/National Cancer Institute, Frederick, Maryland)
- James Blanchard (Tulane National Primate Research Center, Covington, Louisiana)
- Agegnehu Gettie (Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center, New York, New York)
- Andrei Konradi (Elan Pharmaceuticals, South San Francisco, California)
- Andres Salazar (Oncovir, Inc., Washington, DC)
- Alexandra Trkola (University of Zurich, Institute of Medical Virology, Switzerland)
Selected resources
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Simian immunodeficiency virus interactions with macaque dendritic cells
Teleshova,Natalia; Derby,Nina R.; Martinelli,Elena; Pugach,Pavel; Calenda,Giulia; Robbiani,Melissa
In "HIV interactions with dendritic cells: Infection and immunity," from Wu,L. and Schwartz,O. (eds.), Topics in HIV and AIDS Research. New York: Springer
Publication date: Forthcoming
Non-specific microbicide development: Then and now (abstract)
Romano,Joseph W.; Robbiani,Melissa; Doncel,Gustavo F.; Moench,Thomas
Current HIV Resarch 10(1): 9–18
Publication date: 2012
Zinc acetate/carrageenan gels exhibit potent activity in vivo against high-dose HSV-2 vaginal and rectal challenge (abstract)
Fernandez-Romero,Jose A.; Abraham,Ciby J.; Rodriguez,Aixa; Kizima,Larisa; Jean-Pierre,Ninochka; Menon,Radhika; Begay,Othell; Seidor,Samantha; Ford,Brian E.; Gil,Pedro I.; Peters,Jennifer; Katz,David; Robbiani,Melissa; Zydowsky,Thomas M.
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 56(1): 358–368
Publication date: 2012
An antiretroviral/zinc combination gel provides 24 hours of complete protection against vaginal SHIV infection in macaques (abstract) (PDF)
Kenney,Jessica; Aravantinou,Meropi; Singer,Rachel; Hsu,Mayla; Rodriguez,Aixa; Kizima,Larisa; Abraham,Ciby J.; Menon,Radhika; Seidor,Samantha; Chudolij,Anne; Gettie,Agegnehu; Blanchard,James; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Fernandez-Romero,Jose A.; Zydowsky,Thomas M.; Robbiani,Melissa
PLoS ONE 6(1): E15835-
Publication date: 2011
Attachment and fusion inhibitors potently prevent DC-driven infection
Frank,Ines; Robbiani, Melissa
Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 56(3):204–212.
Publication date: 2011
HSV-2 infection of dendritic cells amplifies a highly susceptible HIV-1 cell target (abstract) (PDF)
Martinelli,Elena; Tharinger,Hugo; Frank,Ines; Arthos,James; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Blanchard,James; Gettie,Agegnehu; Robbiani,Melissa
PLoS Pathogens 7(6): e1002109. doi:10.1371/journal.ppat.1002109-
Publication date: 2011
The nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor MIV-150 in carrageenan gel prevents rectal transmission of simian/human immunodeficiency virus infection in macaques (abstract)
Singer,Rachel; Derby,Nina R.; Rodriguez,Aixa; Kizima,Larisa; Kenney,Jessica; Aravantinou,Meropi; Chudolij,Anne; Gettie,Agegnehu; Blanchard,James; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Fernandez-Romero,Jose A.; Zydowsky,Thomas M.; Robbiani,Melissa
Journal of Virology 85(11): 5504-5512
Publication date: 2011
In vivo binding and retention of CD4-Specific DARPin 57.2 in macaques (abstract) (PDF)
Pugach,Pavel; Krarup,Anders; Gettie,Agegnehu; Kuroda,Marcelo; Blanchard,James; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Trkola,Alexandra; Robbiani,Melissa
PLoS ONE 5(8): e12455 (1)-e12455 (9)
Publication date: 2010
A tonsillar polyICLC/AT-2 SIV therapeutic vaccine maintains low viremia following antiretroviral therapy cessation (abstract) (PDF)
Vagenas,Panagiotis; Aravantinou,Meropi; Williams,Vennansha G.; Jasny,Edith; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Salazar,Andres M.; Blanchard,James; Gettie,Agegnehu; Robbiani,Melissa
PLoS ONE 5(9): e12891 (1)-e12891 (13)
Publication date: 2010
A macaque model to study vaginal HSV-2/immunodeficiency virus co-infection and the impact of HSV-2 on microbicide efficacy (abstract) (HTML)
Crostarosa,Federica; Aravantinou,Meropi; Akpogheneta,Onome J.; Jasny,Edith; Shaw,Andrew; Kenney,Jessica; Piatak Jr.,Michael; Lifson,Jeffrey D.; Teitelbaum,Aaron; Hu,Lieyu; Chudolij,Anne; Zydowsky,Thomas M.; Blanchard,James; Gettie,Agegnehu; Robbiani,Melissa
PLoS ONE 4(11): e8060 (1)-e8060 (14)
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Double-stranded RNA analog poly(I:C) inhibits human immunodeficiency virus amplification in dendritic cells via type I interferon-mediated activation of APOBEC3G (abstract)
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LordHamster: Charlie, I'm gonna need a truce so I can surrender. CharlsNChrg: Valiant effort, Warlord. I salute you. | [edit] |
A view from above shows a pair of Archons continuing to project the dance-guiding display. On the ground below, a small group of defenders is clustered around the tower entryway as the invaders surround them on all other sides. | [edit] |
LordHamster: Whatever. LordHamster: Ansom is bound to capture me for you? That's what I'm guessing, anyway. | [edit] |
Ansom squints his eyes shut as he holds a hand up to his face, as if accepting a Thinkagram. In the background, the battle continues, with the mass of Ansom's troops pressing close to the Tower of Efdup tower entrance. | [edit] |
CharlsNChrg: Good guess. Yes, you and your artifact, of course. | [edit] |
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CharlsNChrg: When you're working for Charlescomm, you'll learn. We prefer to play games that don't even contain a losing outcome. You see? | [edit] |
Wanda leads a horde of uncroaked down one of Gobwin Knob's tunnels. | [edit] |
LordHamster: Yeah, yeah... you turned it into a no-lose situation by rejoining him. | [edit] |
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CharlsNChrg: Oh, no! CharlsNChrg: No, I got paid to turn it into a no-lose situation :) | [edit] |
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After the Close - The U.S. stock market got off to a decent start this morning, and managed to even build on those gains through much of the afternoon. For the most part, the bulls sustained their buying campaign, and today's rally was not used as a selling opportunity. In bear markets, regretful longs often look for market bounces to exit positions, which prevents the market from making any sustained advance. But, this was not the case for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Thus, at the close of the session, the Dow finished up just 16 points; the broader S&P 500 Index added on three points; and the NASDAQ, which again showed leadership, was up 30 points. The strength exhibited on the NASDAQ lately is notable. However, the other averages, such as the Dow, have not been keeping pace, and that divergence is worth noting. Market breadth was mildly favorable today, as advancers outweighed decliners on the NYSE.
Most of the market sectors made progress, with leadership in the technology issues. The Internet stocks, in particular, did quite well. The consumer names also made progress. In contrast, the energy stocks were off a bit, as the large integrated oil and gas companies traded lower. The price of oil, which has rallied lately on fears about stability in the Middle East, retreated slightly today, and that may have contributed to some of the weakness in these issues.
Technically, the S&P 500 Index is currently looking for support. However, it is unclear if current efforts to move the market higher from here can hold. It should be noted that the S&P 500 Index attempted to rally above its 50-day moving average a few days ago, but that effort was followed by a selloff. It would seem that with the earnings season now over, a catalyst might be needed to convince traders that higher equity prices are warranted. The possibility of a less accommodative monetary policy from the Fed and higher bond yields does not help.
Meanwhile, investors received a few encouraging economic reports this morning. First, the weekly initial jobless claims came in at 331,000, showing continued progress. Generally, claims below 350,000 indicate that the jobs situation is getting better. Further, second-quarter GDP was revised upward to 2.5% from 1.7%, which was encouraging. Some of the good news this morning may have been behind today's rally, even though some traders may feel that it might suggest that the Fed will cut back on its asset purchases even sooner. In the corporate earnings arena, Campbell Soup (CPB) put out decent profits, but the top line was a bit lighter than some had expected, and that may have caused the stock to slip a bit. - Adam Rosner
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12:15 PM EDT -Stocks are trading nicely higher today on favorable economic data. Around noontime on the East Coast, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 79 points and the NASDAQ is 41 points to the good, or proportionately much better than the Dow. Market breadth is broadly positive, as well. The catalyst for the upbeat tone is this morning's release of better-than-expected news on second-quarter GDP. Economists expecting an upward revision got even more than they had hoped for with a substantial 2.5% reading. That sort of progress is much more notable than the 1.1% GDP advance registered in the first quarter, offering greater promise for corporate earnings if the level can be sustained. Meantime, the weekly report on initial unemployment claims from the Labor Department was also favorable. These positives pushed to the back burner, at least for the moment, a litany of worries about possible U.S. military action against Syria, the likelihood of less monetary stimulus soon on the part of the Federal Reserve, and another potentially debilitating looming fight in Congress over raising the debt ceiling. As for the stock market's various sectors, the telecom group is faring especially well, spearheaded by renewed talk of a possible blockbuster $100 billion-plus buyout of Vodaphone's (VOD) stake in Verizon Wireless by Dow-30 component Verizon (VZ - Free Verizon Stock Report). Tech stocks are also faring better than most, with shares of Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG), and Facebook (FB) turning in good performances. Lagging, in terms of sectors, is the energy group. Oil prices are a bit lower today after a recent run to over $110 a barrel. It seems that actions being contemplated regarding what to do about Syria are not imminent, and may rather occur within a week or two. That has taken the heat off oil prices and temporarily dampened sentiment toward oil producers, such as France's Total (TOT), whose stock is down fractionally today after hitting a series of 52-week highs recently. Among individual stocks, Guess (GES) is moving up on extra heavy volume, after the apparel maker reported very strong earnings. On the down side, shares of Campbell Soup (CPB) are headed lower following a mixed earnings report that saw the company fall short of revenue expectations. Campbell's has been attempting to make use of acquisitions to boost its top line in recent years. Heading into afternoon trading, stocks are still enjoying the bounce provided this morning's upwardly revised GDP report. -Robert Mitkowski At the time this article was written, the author did not have a position in any of the companies mentioned-
Stocks to Watch from The Survey – Investors are going over a few more earnings reports today, mainly from retailers. The big winner appears to be apparel company Guess (GES), which has announced better-than-expected July-period results, causing its stock to soar in pre-market trading. On the other hand, shares of home-goods retailer Williams-Sonoma (WSM), grocer The Fresh Market (TFM), and packaged foods company Campbell Soup (CPB) are all down modestly ahead of the bell on earnings news.
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Before The Bell - Yesterday, the stock market regained some of the ground lost the day before, as investors apparently figured that the deteriorating situation in Syria might not lead to a long and drawn out attempt at fixing things over there by the West. In truth, such a conclusion is mere speculation, and the fact remains that the United States is mulling military action against that warring nation, and no one knows where such possible actions could lead. Thus, even with yesterday's partial equity market reversal, Wall Street is still on edge about this pending international matter and uncertainties regarding future Federal Reserve actions on the monetary front. Throw in conflicting signals being given off by our economy and the elevated valuations in the market and we are likely to continue undergoing some scattered profit taking in the days to come.
Meanwhile, in the latest day's action, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had been up modestly for most of the day, took off in late trading, at one point netting a gain of some 90 points. However, just before the close a sense of caution reemerged and that blue-chip index ended the session up by just 48 points, while the Standard and Poor's 500 Index added four points. The tech-heavy NASDAQ, meantime, climbed 15 points, after an especially sharp decline the day before. Yesterday's gains extended, but just barely, to the small- and mid-cap arena. Overall, the energy stocks were among the day's leaders, with those issues rising on higher oil prices, which are a worrisome consequence of any possible military strikes against Syria. Exxon Mobil (XOM – Free Exxon Mobil Stock Report) shares were a particular standout in this group. The basic materials stocks, up early in the day, turned mostly lower as the session concluded, however, with the metals issues notably in retreat.
Still, this modest comeback aside, we are likely to end the month with an aggregate loss for the major averages, with most of the equity groups in retreat after the market reached a succession of all-time highs early in the month. With the possible tapering of its bond-buying program by the Federal Reserve later this year--perhaps as early as next month--and with long-term interest rates having already adjusted to that possibility, there are questions about the pace of the business expansion going forward. For now, the economy perked up noticeably in the second quarter, as the gross domestic product was just revised upward to show an increase of 2.5%. Initially, that estimated gain had been a more modest 1.7%. One more revision, set for late next month, will be forthcoming before we get a first read on third-quarter GDP action in late October. Our expectation is that growth will approximate 2.0%-2.5% in the current three months.
The aforementioned GDP data, meantime, will be followed tomorrow with a look at personal income and consumer spending for July. Forecasts here are that both series showed slight improvement during the month. As for the data issued yesterday, there was the report of a slight drop in pending home sales, but nothing near as severe as last week's survey issuance showing a nasty down move in new home sales.
Looking ahead to a new day, yesterday's nice recovery has led to some buying overnight in Asia and a modest pickup so far this morning in Europe. And over here, signs that we may not rush into Syria just yet have the buyers out in some force, with the S&P 500 futures up almost five points. The NASDAQ futures, showing some leadership, are better by 13 points. So, some continuation of yesterday's modest rally could be forthcoming this morning at the outset of trading. – Harvey S. Katz
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The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
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The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Read today's News Roundup for BioLogos-curated collection of articles analyzing and commenting on last week's debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham—as well as some Valentine's Day amusements.
Theological ideas about divine freedom and human reason were important reasons for adopting an intellectually modest, empirical approach to nature during the Scientific Revolution. The common picture of ongoing, inevitable conflict between science and religion is not only false, but perverse, for it prevents us from seeing the kinds of deep connections [between the two].
The affirmation of genuine chance and randomness in the universe does not rob the universe of meaning and purpose.
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
"All of a sudden, it was possible to grant a text deep authority (a 'high view of scripture' we say) while discounting neither our own experience, nor the historical experience of those writing, compiling, editing that same text. To put it differently, all of a sudden, history mattered—the history of the text itself, and the history of our interpretations of a text."
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
If you're new to investigating the relationship between science and Christian faith, the Book Club is a great place to start the journey.
"I see BioLogos as an invaluable resource for parents who want to help their children grow as thoughtful, faithful Christians who make a real difference in today's world."
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
With From the Dust, it was our goal to help Christians see the complexity of the issues raised by modern science, as well as help them to courageously engage with the theological conversations happening within the sphere of Christian culture today.
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
Where is human evolution going? Where has human evolution been? A roundup of stories from the past few weeks.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.


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- On Feb, 17, 2014
- Jeni Marinucci
* This post was originally published last year on MamaPop, soon after my 40th birthday. I just turned 41 on Valentine's Day and I think I need a refresher. Maybe you do, too. I turned 40 recently, and it was everything I expected it to be. Which is to say it was horrible. Friends and […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 24, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
Singing is something I have done forever. I'd rather sing it than say it, so everyone please take a moment to thank the universe that I don't have a video blog. I am a decent singer, and while I wouldn't win American Idol there's a good chance I'd get far enough through the process to […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 16, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I am not a positive thinker. Never have been, never will be. Some people call this line of thinking "defeatist," or "nihilistic," but I don't agree, because these people are head-in-the-clouds dreamers who refuse to acknowledge that bad stuff happens all the time and that it's not going to change ever no matter how hard […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 11, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I'm moving from a wordpress.com site to my own self-hosted site and it's likely I'm currently either: a.) drunk or getting there; b.) pulling out my hair in frustration; or c.) engaged in some ugly-cry combination of both. I'll probably delete this post once all the wrinkles are ironed out or I figure out what […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 08, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
Every year we all say that "next year" will be the one when we won't stress as much during the holidays, and that we won't "do so much." There's sometimes even crazy talk after a glass of mulled wine about doing a "handmade-only gift exchange next year" but anyone who's tried to handcraft a gift […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 05, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I have two children. They're…well, they're many things but the point of my post today is my son. He's nine and has a name with letters in it and the word means something in Greek or Italian or Latin I'm not sure which but boy did we pick the right one for him. Other suitable […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 04, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I've had a pretty productive week considering my writing commitments are lean right now. I suppose I could lie and say things are great but the truth is they're not. They aren't horrible, but they're certainly not great. But I am querying like a mad woman and all my writing friends know what a picnic […]
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- On Dec, 03, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
When we change the clocks for Daylight Saving Time it becomes evening here at 4pm. I won't run out for a head of garlic in the evening because the last clove fell under the stove drawer and no one comes back from there unscathed in sunlight for another five months. It's cold and dark when […]
Continue Reading...- On Dec, 02, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I am not the adventurous type. I live in the same town I was born in, I married a guy I dated in high school, and we bought our house from my parents who bought it in 1978. I've had the same bedroom since I was five years-old and I order the same thing every […]
Continue Reading...- On Nov, 26, 2013
- Jeni Marinucci
I am sitting on my couch in ripped sweat pants, enjoying a day of ugh-what's-the-point-of-anything-anymore before the statute of limitations on ennui runs out. I'm sad to say that my time writing at MamaPop has come to an end, as MamaPop itself has come to an end – for completely understandable reasons on part of […]
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"Although we didn't get a deal with the sharks, it really taught us that a win can sometimes be disguised as a loss," eCreamery co-founder Becky App said Friday on "Shark Tank," the ABC business pitch show she and her co-founder first appeared on last September. The online custom ice cream and gelato shop was the focus of last week's update segment.
Before Shark Tank, App said, it took eCreamery five years to do $2 million in sales. In the three months since the show, however, it's done $500,000 in sales.
With the increased sales, the company is now able to fund its own move into a production facility, the reason it originally appeared on "Shark Tank"—the company sought a $250,000 investment for a 33 percent equity.
"Business is now booming and we're swimming with orders instead of swimming with sharks," App said.
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Premise: Crime novelist Marcus Sakey knows the best stories are usually about the worst people. This series features Sakey visiting cities across America to identify the crimes or criminals that define each place, much as he does when he conducts research for his best-selling books. His experiences in ``Hidden City'' are hands-on -- rappelling with a SWAT team, stealing a car, attending an autopsy -- to better root out the plot, characters and themes that form the underbelly of each city. For Sakey, the ``who'' and ``what'' tell you everything about ``where.''
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Michelle Beadle tweeted this photo this past summer having lunch with a very visible CM Punk:
- WWE Diva Summer Rae was doing weapons and stunt training for WWE Studios' The Marine 4 over the weekend at CrossFit Phenom in Burbank, … Continue reading
- Scott Hall and Larry Zbyszko will be appearing at The Great Atlanta Toy Convention this weekend at the Marriott Century Center in Atlanta. 2014 … Continue reading
- ECW Original Little Guido turns 42 years old today while former WWE Tough Enough winner Nidia turns 35. Also, today would have been the … Continue reading
- WWE's "Scooby-Doo: WrestleMania Mystery" movie that comes out on DVD March 25th is already available for purchase on iTunes at this link for $19.99. … Continue reading
- In the video below, MVP and The Wolves react to their Lethal Lockdown victory this past Sunday: - The Great Muta, X Division Champion … Continue reading
- Below is the latest TNA Podcast with Chris Sabin: - Below is the promo for TNA's April 27th Sacrifice pay-per-view: - Bellator MMA CEO … Continue reading
- Chris Jericho's new Talk Is Jericho interview with Maria Menounos is now online at this link. - WWE will return to Little Rock, Arkansas … Continue reading
WWE Hall of Famer "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase Sr. recently took some time to participate in an exclusive in-depth interview with PWMania.com. DiBiase, … Continue reading
- As noted earlier, it was announced at last night's WWE tapings that Carlos Colon will be inducted into the Hall of Fame this year. … Continue reading
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At the turn of the 20th century, the plantation that was to become Frightmare Manor was just a regular estate, owned by seemingly upstanding citizen Jeremiah Lexer. Lexer, however, turned out to be one of America's earliest and Tenessee's most prolific serial killer. More than 30 corpses were unearthed throughout the property and in its marshy backwoods--and even after Lexer took his own life, mysterious deaths continued to plague the plantation.
Nowadays, Frightmare Manor draws on this horrifying history with haunted houses recently featured in Hauntworld the Magazine and named the #1 Haunted Attraction in Eastern Tennessee by Knoxville News Media. The hair-raising events sprawl across 4.5 acres that house four attractions, including the mansion and its wooded grounds. As visitors explore, spooky special effects and actors create thrills scarier than many haunted houses' ghost-shaped wall decals.
27 Drive-In carries on the classic American tradition of watching the silver screen from the reclined seats of an automobile. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at around 8:30 p.m., two towering screens show recent cinematic releases to audience members cozily nestled in laughing Hondas, transfixed Volvos, and sobbing Saturns. Movie-goers motor through a two-lane ticket booth before parking and dialing the radio to an FM station broadcasting the movie's sound. Anticipated flicks such as Contagion enthrall viewers this September, and the Twilight sequel, Breaking Dawn: Part I will cause theater grass to do sit-ups to withstand getting flattened by the horde of oncoming vehicles.
Birds and Clays, Inc. equips 12 forested stations with automatic traps that shoot sporting-clay targets high in the air, where they attempt to evade hunters' bullets with swift, aerial maneuvers. Sporting clay professionals acquaint visiting duos with their weapons and equipment before waving them on to solve vendettas against clay in a manner that doesn't terrorize local pottery shops. Trappers man the stations and load six to eight disks at each as guests take aim, hoping to shatter as many proxy pigeons as possible before heading through the woods to the next station. A limited number of golf carts swiftly shuttle patrons between stations when available, and cartless dischargers can trek the woodsy paths via foot or off-roading skateboards.
A longtime collaborator of Frank Lloyd Wright hailed for his innovative and organic structures, architect William Wesley Peters designed the 85,000-square-foot Norton Center for the Arts as a space where performance and visual art could commingle. Since its opening in 1973, the Center has championed both innovative and classical works and artists, with a world-renowned roster of talent appearing over the years, including James Earl Jones and the Vienna Boys' Choir. Before entering its theater spaces, patrons' eyes catch the vibrant walls of the Grand Foyer that hold the Center's collection of contemporary artwork displayed alongside a rotating lineup of secretly sentient statues and special exhibitions. Echoing with the memory of almost 40 years' worth of show-stopping musical numbers and heart-rending violin solos, Newlin Hall's plush red seats and cochleae-tickling acoustics contribute to the space's renown as a setting for awe-inspiring performances. The smaller stage of the Weisiger Theatre captivates crowds with intimate performances where audience members in any seat of the house can hear the last-meal request of a tree on stage as it falls.


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Photo by Pat Sunderland A job fair sponsored by Hamon Contractors drew hundreds of job seekers from a broad area. Many said they've been unemployed for months.Job seekers lined the halls of Bill Heddles Recreation Center last Friday, anxious to put in an application with Hamon Contractors, the firm building the alternate truck route in Delta. Hamon is looking for bridge carpenters, heavy equipment operators, pipe laborers, truck drivers, general laborers and flaggers.
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Photo by Hank Lohmeyer Pictured at a Dec. 6 event commemorating start of construction on the Gunnison River/Relief Ditch project are (from left) Doug Hamilton, Relief Ditch board member; Barb Sharrow, manager of the Uncompahgre Field Office; George Osborn, member of Gunnison Gorge Anglers; Cary Denison, projects coordinator for Trout Unlimited; and Marshall Pendergrass, president of Gunnison Gorge Anglers. In the background, work proceeds on a new headgate placement for the Relief Ditch company.For the second time this year, Delta County's Gunnison River has provided the setting for celebrating a major river restoration project made possible only by the participation and collaboration of varied river water interests.
Last Thursday, Dec. 6, the start of the Gunnison River/Relief Dam reconstruction project was commemorated with several dozen people representing agriculture, outdoor sportsmen, recreationalists, environmentalists, and state and federal agencies.
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she should not have worms when taking the iverhart. Which I agree with. So instead of giving me a regulare wormer for this she said give her a monthly dose of the iverhart. Then is 2 weeks give her another one. Then go back to once a month. Is this normal and safe to give my 14 year old a double dose of iverhart. What do you think. Thank you so much for your answer.
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Hawkeyes Nab Verbal Commitment From Ohio RBBy Marc Morehouse, Reporter
IOWA CITY, Iowa - This is how it works at Iowa running back. They come and they go.
Sophomore Greg Garmon announced his transfer on Wednesday. Warren, Ohio, running back LeShun Daniels committed to the Hawkeyes on Friday, according to HawkeyeReport.com. Daniels, 5-11, 220, rushed for 1,614 yards and 15 touchdowns last season at Harding High School. Since late June, he had been verbally committed to Boston College. When BC fired head coach Frank Spaziani, Iowa offered a scholarship in late November. A few weeks later Iowa had its newest new running back, and just in time with the opening Garmon's departure created. "The success they have had running the ball did help Iowa somewhat," Daniels told HawkeyeReport.com. "I know they are a team that likes to run the football and being a running back is what what I do so it's a great fit for me on the field." Daniels, whose father played offensive line at Ohio State, also had offers from Akron and Bowling Green with interest from Wisconsin and Penn State. Daniels will the the sixth running back on Iowa's roster, joining junior Mark Weisman, who led the Hawkeyes in rushing last season with 815 yards, junior Damon Bullock, who finished with 513 yards, sophomore Jordan Canzeri, who redshirted in '12 while rehabbing a torn ACL, redshirt freshman Barkley Hill, who also rehabbed a torn ACL, last season and redshirt freshman walk-on Michael Malloy. Daniels passes the "look" test. He's a barrel-chested downhill runner who looks like a college running back. From an ESPN.com scouting report: "Looks the part now of a BCS back . . . still needs to work on polishing his run, pass receiving and blocking skills, but we like his upside as an every-down, workhorse-type back or a change-of-pace power guy who can get the tough yards and grind the clock when needed." During his visit last weekend, Iowa coaches told Daniels he was what they were looking for in a running back. "They like how I run downhill and how physical I am through contact," Daniels told ESPN.com. "They feel that fits well with the offense and what they're trying to do." Daniels is Iowa's 17th commitment. Head coach Kirk Ferentz has been consistent in his statement of high teens for the 2013 class. Iowa will be able to sign at least 19 when the national signing period begins Feb. 6. Daniels is the lone running back in this class. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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Psychiatric Grand Rounds
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Center for Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Care
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March 12, 2014
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.
Burtness Auditorium Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital (get directions)
A buffet lunch and beverages will be provided. No RSVP or advance registration is required.
Families on the Fault Line:
Why today's kids are in trouble and what we can do about it
Debra Manchester, LCSW
Executive Director Family Therapy Institute of Santa Barbara
Recent research has found that affluent youth are a newly identified "at-risk" group comparable to youth from impoverished inner city neighborhoods. Problems such as substance abuse, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harm are being seen in children and teens, at disturbing levels, in families previously and typically seen as privileged.
Debra will present a summary of these research findings about youth across the nation and also discuss the incidence of problematic teen behaviors in the Santa Barbara community. What are the stresses that are impacting both parents and youth from affluent families? What can we do about it—as health care professionals, as parents, as citizens?
Combining information from research with clinical experience, this presentation will discuss the implications of society's current messages about materialism and the pressures driving youth to succeed—often with disastrous consequences.
At the conclusion of the presentation participants will be able to:
Debra Manchester, LCSW. co-authored: How's Your Family Really Doing? 10 Keys to a Happy, Loving Family with her psychologist husband, Don MacMannis, Ph.D. Together they have co-directed The Family Therapy Institute of Santa Barbara (www.FTISB.org) for 34 years, providing psychotherapy to thousands of couples and families as well as training and consultation with other therapists, non-profits and schools. She is a weekly contributor for PsychCentral.com, blogging about Parenting Tips and also for HowsYourFamily.com.
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Course meets the qualifications for 1 hour of CE credit for MFTs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (Provider # PCE 741) and Provider approved for 1 continuing education (CE) contact hour for RNs by the California Board of Registered Nursing (Provider #00252), through the Education Department, Cottage Health System.
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