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Reflections by a Clinical Psychologist on his 20th-Century American Life, Spanning Boyhood in New York's Little Italy, Military Service in the South Pacific during World War II, College on the GI Bill, and Family Life in a Great Lakes College Town.
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Today I went to one of my astronomy professors to have him help me partition my hard drive so that I could run Linux on part of it to make programming stuff easier. We were using Partition Magic to do it, and at some point during the install something went wrong and it all just kind of crashed. Now I can't access the main hard drive partition of my computer (with EVERYTHING on it). It won't even boot up under windows; I'm running a linux boot disk at the moment. When I try to access the drive from Linux, I get the following message:
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The Chargers are mired in a three-game losing streak, Norv Turner and Philip Rivers are under fire and things are unraveling in San Diego. The weather in Cleveland on Sunday didn't help the cause in the Chargers' 7-6 loss to the Browns, but the offense has been disappointing.
We heard that a focus in the bye week would be to get more conservative to focus on minimizing turnovers. Unfortunately, RB Ryan Mathews' propensity to cough it up returned on Sunday when he lost his second fumble of the season and seventh in 31 career games. San Diego rushed the ball 34 times on Sunday — the Chargers ran the ball 30-plus times in both of their wins this season — but they couldn't get the job done against Cleveland.
Part of the reason to go to the run was to take some pressure off Rivers, who has been turnover-prone in losses (he has 10 turnovers in four losses and two in the three wins). In the fourth quarter this season, Rivers has thrown one touchdown and four interceptions and has a passer rating of 58.1 — he threw four straight incomplete passes from the Cleveland 44-yard line in the final two minutes to end the Chargers' hopes on Sunday.
One daily team observer said after the loss to Denver that Rivers was taking more heat in San Diego than ever before in his career, and Sunday's loss to the Browns likely doesn't change the perception. His head coach, Turner, is used to the heat, and the two need to figure things out on offense to right the ship.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - A pair of Eagle swimmers enjoyed success over the summer while swimming in multiple events. After an outstanding freshman year for the Eagles, Viktoria Hyddmark continued her success while swimming at the Swedish Nationals in July. She posted a 2:20.86 (6th) in the 200 meter Backstroke and a 1:05.93 (7th) in the 100 meter Backstroke. Viktoria will look to continue her already impressive swimming career this winter and has set the bar high for her fellow swimmers. When asked about her expectations on the upcoming season, she said, "I am looking forward to an exciting new season with a team containing a lot of returners but also a lot of new members. I think we have a very strong team this year and that we are going to do great things this season!"
Another FGCU swimmer, incoming freshman, Leah Daniel, swam for the Manitoba Marlins Swim Club this past summer. Most notably she participated in the Canadian Olympic Trials. At Trials she competed in four events and placed in two B finals earning 11th place in the 800m freestyle (9:04.70) and 13th in the 400m free (4:21.87). Because of her success at Olympic Trials she was selected for a Development Team to represent Canada at the 2008 North American Challenge Cup. Leah commented on her success this past summer, saying, "Swimming this summer was great. I swam well and gained a lot of international experience. It was awesome racing as a member of Team Canada against other countries.


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As the presidential election season heats up, the University of Maine has several experts available to discuss the campaigns and candidates, as well as their most recent election- and political-related research.
Mark Brewer, an associate professor of political science, follows American politics, political parties, elections, interest groups and religion and politics. His recent research includes an examination of the evolving definition of the word
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Amy Fried, a professor of political science, is interested in American politics, public opinion, participation, voting rules, and women and politics. She is a national expert in public opinion and her blog, Pollways, can be read at pollways.com.
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Jordan LaBouff, a Department of Psychology faculty member, authored a study that found participants interviewed outside a religious structure in two western European cities were more ideologically conservative, more strongly supported specific conservative policies, and were more negative towards out-groups like Muslims, foreigners, or homosexual persons than did those who were interviewed outside a nonreligious structure such as a government building. LaBouff collaborated on the research while he was a doctoral candidate at Baylor University in Texas. LaBouff can be reached at (207) 581-2826 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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ATLANTA, June 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Scores of bank-owned properties stretching from North Carolina to New Orleans to South Florida will sell in a group of auctions that will include simulcast live events in Atlanta and Tampa as well as a major online-only auction. John Dixon & Associates is managing the auctions.
Properties being sold include a Dauphin Island condominium, office buildings, shopping centers, homes, home sites and land.
"As we looked at the number of properties and their locations, some were better suited for live events and others were better candidates for an online auction. We have real estate from Georgia, Alabama, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and even Missouri in this auction," said John Dixon, president of the auction company.
The first live event, featuring properties from the Emerald Coast to to Fort Lauderdale, will begin at 11 a.m. Eastern at the Hilton Garden Inn in Temple Terrace, Fla. The second live event -- set for 11 a.m. Eastern on June 26 in the John Dixon & Associates offices at 200 Cobb Parkway North, Suite 120, in Marietta – will focus primarily on properties in Georgia and North Carolina.
"In Florida, we have a number of residential lots in highly desirable areas, including canal sites in Lake Placid, Port Charlotte and Cape Coral. We also have a number of commercial buildings and quite a bit of commercial land throughout the state," said Dixon.
Among the properties selling in the Atlanta event are a retail strip shopping center and two medical office buildings in the same location in Elijay, Ga. "The retail property, built in 2006, will sell as one offering, along with two model log cabins that were used by a prior business there. The two medical buildings have more than 10,000 square feet combined and were built in 2004," said Dixon.
Most of the 55 properties in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, South Carolina, Indiana and Missouri will be sold in the online portion, with bidding running from June 20 through June 25. Those items will include three-bedroom condo on Dauphin Island, as well as commercial buildings in St. Louis, Mo., and Washington, Ind.
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Indianapolis — INDIANAPOLIS – Three hours after polls closed in most of Indiana and with half the vote counted, Democrat challenger Glenda Ritz was leading incumbent Republican Tony Bennett in the unexpectedly tight race for Indiana superintendent of public instruction with nearly half of the votes counted.
At 9 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time), Ritz had 52 percent to Bennett's 48 percent. If the lead holds up, Ritz – who switched parties to take on Bennett – would be the first Democrat to hold the state superintendent's office since 1971.
Late last week, the independent Howey/DePauw Indiana Battleground Poll showed the race between Bennett and Ritz was tighter than many had anticipated. Just four percentage points separated Ritz from Bennett's lead, with about 24 percent of voters polled saying they were still undecided.
While Bennett had nearly a five-to-one campaign cash advantage, Ritz staged an aggressive, grassroots campaign that made the most out of social media and deployed thousands of teachers to get out an anti-Bennett message.
Those teachers sent out about 100,000 post-cards with hand-written messages to family and friends across the state, pleading with them to support Ritz. A group of teachers in heavily Republican Boone County launched a "Republicans for Ritz" site on Facebook, calling on party faithful to split their ticket and vote for the Democrat Ritz.
Typical of the grassroots campaign was the kind of call that Fernando Espinal, 27, got from his fiancee's mother, a teacher's assistant at a small-town school in northern Indiana who usually votes Republican.
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August 28, 2014Pennsylvania and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have finalized a waiver to allow the state to use federal funds to buy private health insurance for low-income residents. The agreement represents an alternative to a traditional Medicaid expansion as outlined in the Affordable Care Act.
August 26, 2014Kevin Counihan will be the new marketplace CEO at the Department of Health and Human Services, placing him at the helm of healthcare.gov, the website that many states use to sell insurance through marketplaces. The HHS announcement indicates that Counihan will be responsible for ìleading the federal marketplace, managing relationships with state marketplaces, and running the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight (CCIIO), which regulates health insurance at the federal level.î
August 20, 2014Nearly 70 percent of California voters say they plan to support Proposition 45, a ballot initiative that would authorize the stateís insurance commissioner to stop health insurance rate hikes, according to a Field Research Corp. poll.
August 21, 2014To date, 2,473 people have been infected with the Ebola virus and 1,350 have died, according to World Health Organization calculations. The WHO, however, previously indicated that its official figures may be low, NPR reports.
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This briefing will explore innovations and challenges in delivering health care to a growing population of inmates. This is an expensive group because of the large number of people with mental illness, addiction disorders, conditions associated with aging and Hepatitis C. Indeed, corrections spending is the second fastest-growing state expenditure, behind Medicaid, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts. Read More
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A live NHL Draft Lottery thread for Islanders fans to chew their nails to the quick and wonder what it all means.
Thoughts and links before the NHL draft lottery hopefully smiles on the Islanders.
If the Islanders win the #1 pick after the NHL draft lottery Tuesday, should they announce to the world that John Tavares is their man? In a word, no.
The Islanders clinched 30th place -- and a guaranteed shot at either John Tavares or Victor Hedman -- in a 6-1 loss in Pittsburgh. The Isles have been outscored 15-1 in their last two games.
21-year-old Finn Jesse Joensuu has joined the ranks of promising young Islanders after a solid performance against Tampa Bay.
In the last true Tank for Tavares battle of the season, the Islanders host the Lightning the night after the Bolts lost in OT in New Jersey. An Isles win puts the Isles three points behind Colorado.
The Senators won their seventh straight home game to climb above .500, while the Islanders got two goals from 19-year-old Josh Bailey and seemed to secure their place in the lottery sweepstakes.
"You realize in this league that things can turn around pretty quick. You get some young prospects, draft picks and free agents and at the end of the next year, you could be a whole different team.">>Mark Streit, inadvertently promoting the virtues of the Tank for Tavares plan.
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MORGANTOWN - Deniz Kilicli scores a season high, leading the Mountaineers to a 69-59 victory over the Thundering Herd.
It is the second straight victory for West Virginia in Charleston for the Capital Classic.
Kilicli played a big role in the offensive success. He totaled 21 points by the end of night, a season high for the senior from Turkey.
It was a rough start for the Mountaineers (4-3). Early on, the team trailed by as much as seven points, but they quickly turned it around.
Marshall (6-4) gave up 13 turnovers in the first half, and had WVU in the bonus for free throws before ten minutes were played. The two factors played a big contribution to the points for the Mountaineers.
West Virginia had their best game from the free throw line at this point in the season. The group shot 80% (24-30) from the charity stripe. Coach Bob Huggins had placed an emphasis on free throw shooting, and the team seems to have responded. Eight different players sank free throws by the time the game ended.
In the second half, the teams would exchange points often, but the game would stay in WVU's favor. The biggest lead for the Mountaineers was 10 points.
Marshall would find success behind the three point line. The team shot 45% from beyond the arc, while both Elijah Pittman and D.D. Scarver each sank four by themselves.
The Herd would pull the game with in five with under two minutes in the second half, but the success from the free throw line kept a win out of reach. Marshall now has six wins and four losses on the season.
Juwan Staten scored in double-figures for the fourth straight game, he had 14 points. Next in line was starting shooting guard Jabarie Hinds with 9 points.
With less than two minutes in the game, four Mountaineers were ejected for leaving the bench during a scuffle on the floor. Hinds, Aaric Murray, Terry Henderson, and Eron Harris were all forced to leave the floor and head to the locker room.
West Virginia will play undefeated Virginia Tech this Saturday at 4:00 as the two schools renew their rivalry inside the Morgantown Coliseum.
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During the evening Sanatani will talk about her writing process, read passages from her book, guide people into meditation and sign books. This event is free and open to the public.


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Houston Dynamo traveling supporters have reportedly had their Supporters Group Exemptions indefinitely revoked by MLS because of actions during the most recent MLS Cup (via Dynamo Theory). According to a image captured email, Dynamo supporters have been banned from bringing such items as banners, drums and flags on the road after several members of their group were seen throwing items onto the field.
The punishment, if being reported accurately, would be particularly harsh and has to be seen as a step backward for supporters groups all around the league. Supporters groups have made significant inroads in recent years, especially in terms of the atmosphere they help generate, and banners, flags and drums are a significant part of that.
That said, part of the reason MLS has allowed for supporters group exemptions in the first place is because there is an expectation that groups will police themselves. If Dynamo supporters were throwing smoke bombs or other dangerous itmes onto the field, that's a potentially significant safety hazard and some kind of punishment had to be expected, even if this does seem to be over the top.


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The Cliff Lee negotiations are approaching the end, and the teams involved - and all the rest of us - are awaiting a resolution. The Rangers have made their best offer, the Yankees have made their best offer, and while there have been whispers that a mystery team was involved, by and large that team was written off, and it was assumed that Lee would pick between Texas and New York.
Only, not so fast. According to Ken Rosenthal, that mystery team can't be written off quite yet, as that mystery team is none other than the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Phillies, of course, were Lee's team down the stretch in 2009, and the team with which he reached his first postseason and World Series. Lee quite enjoyed his time in Philadelphia, and it would appear the feeling is mutual, as the Phillies are trying to figure out a way to swing a return.
For what it's worth, the Phillies aren't to be considered favorites or anything. They're a long shot, and as Rosenthal writes:
Phillies assistant GM Scott Proefrock, when asked about Lee in early December, told Sirius XM's and FOX Sports' Jim Bowden, "That ship has sailed."
It would take something of a budgetary miracle to fit Lee in, and the team would have to unload some payroll, presumably (in part) in the form of Joe Blanton. But there's no telling just how a team will act when it has a chance to sign a superstar, and you can't blame the Phillies for getting excited at the prospect of a Lee/Roy Halladay/Roy Oswalt/Cole Hamels front four in the starting rotation.
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Visitors to next week's 2010 NAB Show can expect to see HD Radio FM transmitters churning out elevated IBOC digital power levels on the show floor and plenty of HD Radio block diagrams (FM and AM) on-screen in the engineering sessions, as this year's digital radio focus swings back to HD Radio transmissions systems.
The biggest factor driving this reexamination is, of course, the FCC's January nod to increase FM IBOC digital carriers by as much as 10dB over previous levels. But while virtually all of the stations now operating FM IBOC would like to max out their digital power, many are finding it easier said than done. That fact hasn't been lost on equipment manufacturers feeling the pinch of draconian spending cuts affected by most broadcast groups in 2009. Look for solutions from companies such as Continental Electronics, which will have one of its 816 HD tube transmitters on the floor boosting a low-level combined hybrid signal to -10dBc.
They'll have plenty of company. Rumor has it that Broadcast Electronics will unveil a new technology dubbed Vector Power Enhancement that promises to boost the digital output of both the silicon and tube FM transmitters. On the performance side, Nautel's Philipp Schmid will talk about "Putting the IBOC Quality Metric to the Test" in a Sunday engineering session focusing on progress with that new metric's development by an NRSC working group.
And the action won't be limited to FM. Ibiquity's Jeff Detweiller is scheduled to present his firm's new v4.3 Exciter MPS Framework for AM, a technology that will reportedly allow AM HD Radio stations to trim their secondary and tertiary digital carriers to make room for higher analog bandwidths, with a commensurate trade-off in available digital bandwidth. New codecs optimized for a 20kb/s bit rate will round out this new analog-friendly approach to digital AM.
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In addition to her post as Provost and Dean, Emily Chamlee-Wright holds an appointment as professor of economics.
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A federal grand jury indicted a Cincinnati man with a scheme involving approximately $1.6 million in false claims to the IRS.
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Most shelters weren't built with the needs of little dogs in mind, but there are steps that staff and volunteers can take that will make the environment much better for them. One shelter director created a special area just for the little guys 'Smallville' that resulted in remarkable behavior improvements.
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The Panola County Sheriff has identified the Deadwood cafe owner who apparently shot himself Thursday night as deputies attempted to serve him with a warrant.
It happened around 6 p.m. at the Frozen Flamingo Sno Cone and Snack Stand at the intersection of FM 2517 and County Road 444 in the Deadwood community, which is about 15 miles east of Carthage.
According to Sheriff Kevin Lake, investigators had completed a criminal investigation and went to the business to serve a warrant on 32-year-old Timothy Sean Crowley. When they arrived, they called out to him because the lights were off and it was difficult to see into the screened in area.
They discovered that Crowley had locked the doors to the cafe and porch area. While the deputies were trying to speak with him through the screened porch, they say they saw him lunge forward and pull out what appeared to be a handgun from behind his back and turn it on himself.
At that point, deputies forced their way in, and confirmed that the gunshot wound was fatal.
Lake said a .380 handgun along with one spent shell casing were recovered from the scene. Justice of the Peace David Gray was called to the scene to pronounce the man dead, and Hawthorn Funeral Home was called to remove the body shortly after 7 p.m. The body was later transported to the Southwest Forensic Crime Lab in Dallas for an autopsy.
"We regret that the situation ended this way, but are grateful at this point that none else, including the responding officers were additional injured," said Sheriff Lake in a statement released Friday morning.
Lake has not released the charge on the warrant that deputies were attempting to serve on Crowley, but he did confirm to The Panola Watchman that it was for a felony.
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Welcome to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Intramurals website! If you are interested in playing an intramural sport please visit our "Staff Directory" page, where you will find all the necessary contact information. If after that you still have more questions the contact information for our Department Heads is located at the bottom of this page.
**Intramural Ice Hockey Arrives At UMD**
The UMass Dartmouth Intramural office is pleased to
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Overview: Reggie McKenzie stepped into difficult circumstances when he took over as general manager in January. The Raiders were way over the salary cap and had to release several key players in order to make any moves in free agency. That led to the departures of OLB Kamerion Wimbley, CB Stanford Routt, TE Kevin Boss and DT John Henderson. Although the team has filled a few of those spots with some signings, the roster is not where McKenzie would like it for first-year head coach Dennis Allen. McKenzie's job of rebuilding the roster is even tougher when you add in the fact that the team has only five draft picks, and none among the first 94 selections.
Need No. 1: Outside linebacker
With Allen — the former Broncos defensive coordinator — now calling the shots, the Raiders plan to run a hybrid defense, using both 3-4 and 4-3 schemes. That's what makes the loss of Wimbley, who was experienced playing both defensive end and outside linebacker, so devastating. Now on the Titans, Wimbley provided a consistent rush off the edge, registering a total of 16 sacks the past two seasons. The Raiders signed former Colts LB Philip Wheeler on Friday, and although he's an accomplished run defender, he isn't much of a pass rusher, as evidenced by his total of two sacks over four seasons. Oakland will look to upgrade the OLB position during the draft, maybe even going as far as drafting a pair of prospects at the position. One of those has to be a pass rusher, as the team has no one currently on the roster to fill Wimbley's role to rush quarterbacks from the outside.
Need No. 2: Tight end
Though he wasn't great during his one season in Silver and Black, the departure of Boss hurts the Raiders (even more so because he signed with the rival Chiefs, same as Routt). On a roster full of speedy, downfield receivers, Boss was the only target for QB Carson Palmer who was comfortable in the middle of the field and who was able to make tough catches in traffic. Finding either a physical wide receiver or a pass-catching tight end will be a big help to Palmer, who often forced throws deep when he couldn't find anyone open underneath. The Raiders drafted two tight ends last season, but combined, David Ausberry (seventh round) and Richard Gordon (sixth round) had three receptions for 16 yards. Starting TE Brandon Myers is primarily a blocker.
Need No. 3: Nose tackle
Without many starting spots available, McKenzie will try to fortify the Raiders' depth, especially on defense. Expect the team to add a defensive lineman, particularly a nose tackle, where it currently has nobody to fill the position if the team opts to run a "30" front. More bodies at inside linebacker also would be helpful if that's the style of defense Allen would like to run. In addition, McKenzie has done a nice job of replacing Routt and Chris Johnson by signing three cornerbacks in free agency, but more talent in the secondary would be useful.


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All this bluster about income distribution misses the point. Completely.
Free markets, rule of law, and separation of church from state are what matter. This will create wealth. This will create inequality. It is not an ideal system.
But, like democracy, it is the least worst system. When one starts to try to address distribution issues directly, and goes too far, free markets, rule of law, and separation of church from state will inevitably be infringed on. And we've watched that movie many times.
Which income percentile were you born into? And which income percentile are you in now? If you are not interested in such asking or answering such questions, so be it, but then it's you who missed the point. Completely.
"That's the way the cookie crumbles" is a wonderful philosophy when half the cookie fell into your lap at birth.
Beyond considerations of justice, there are also economic consequences to income inequality, which is perhaps why the Economist has become very interested in the topic of late. America's poor children who attend crappy schools paid for by the property taxes of ghettoes, are viewed by many economists as under-utilized human capital. The best and brightest born into such circumstances see the writing on the wall, and make a rational choice: they become drug dealers. Eventually they end up in jail, becoming an unproductive cost to the American economy. Surely it would be far more rational if, as per Europe, Amercia's schools were centrally funded, and those in poorer neighborhoods were to receive more funding per head, not less. (Note that the Economist has made this particular argument many times, in different articles in different issues.) But instead America does the exact the opposite, spending far more per pupil on privileged kids who attend public schools, let alone on privileged kids who attend private schools.
One long-term consequence is that America's schools and universities do not produce enough skilled labor, for instance, software engineers, and America has to import lots of skilled labor from Third-World countries like India. In short, America's underfunded schools in poor neighborhoods seem particularly adept at producing lots of undereducated, functionally illiterate future criminals, and only a fool would defend such a system as rational and just.
Other economists have also suggested that there might be a link between the financial crisis and economic inequality. Here the argument goes that because American middle-class incomes have been more or less stagnant for 40 years, and because most of the wealth generated by the productivity gains of the last 40 years has gone to the top 1 %, after 2000 there emerged a problem of slackening middle-class demand. Some economists will then argue that the Bush administration, recognizing the problem of slackening middle-class demand, deliberately and cynically engineered a credit bubble, and America's middle class then spent money borrowed at cheap rates that it was not earning as income. A credit bubble of this sort, of course, will eventually burst, and this stunt can only be pulled off once. But hey, by that point the other guys (the Democrats) will be in power, and we can blame them instead…..
Whether or not one agrees with this analysis, again, it suggests that there might be economic consequences to inequality that are malign and not beneficial. For further discussion, see the article "Trade-Offs", at http://www.economist.com/node/21564421 .
Also check out the "Great Gatsby Curve": it's the killer graph that American Republicans like yourself should probably worry about. In effect, it summarizes in a single, easily-digestible chart the fact that the American Dream is now dead. Social mobility is now much higher in most European countries, again, a brute statistical fact that the Economist has repeated any number of times, and that no serious social scientist will dispute. See http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/05/us/harder-for-americans-to-rise-from-l... , http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2013/05/28/great-gatsby-curve , http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/krueger_cap_speech_final_r... ,
http://www.salon.com/2013/05/15/the_great_gatsby_economic_measuring_tool... , http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertlenzner/2012/03/26/the-great-gatsby-cu... , http://www.ithacaindy.com/20121209/the-great-gatsby-curve-and-why-the-am... ,
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/15/the-great-gatsby-curve/?_r=0 , http://www.economist.com/node/21564421 ,
http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21571399-surnames-of... , http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2013/02/mobility-1 , http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2013/07/great-gatsby-c... , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Gatsby_curve , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Divergence_(inequality) , and http://www.irishtimes.com/business/sectors/the-rise-of-the-1-per-cent-an... . If you have some spare time on your hands, see the super-detailed, in-depth discussion on the PBS website, at http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdesk/2013/07/the-great-gatsby-curve-... , http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdesk/2013/07/rock-and-roll-economics... , and http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdesk/2013/07/defending-the-one-perce... ; or see the more academic, summary article at http://milescorak.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/income-inequality-equality... . Much to my surprise, this has become a "hot topic" in the United States, and not only avid readers of "The Economist" are now aware of just how dead the American Dream really is.
But hey, if America's privileged Republicans wants to live in a constant state of fear, behind the walls of gated communities protected by rent-a-cops, in a North American version of Brazil, well, you get what you pay for. The protection will never be complete, some of your children will go missing, some of you will get accidentally shot as collateral damage (most violence in the United States is poor-on-poor), but again, you get what you pay for.
Good luck. You'll need it, because the trajectory of America's GINI coefficient is now more or less "locked in" for the next few generations (see some of the articles listed just above). Even if America were to adopt more egalitarian policies today, America's GINI coefficient will continue to fall for at least the next two decades, before it begins to improve again – but only if such policies were adopted. And if they're not….?
Either way, America's countless "security services" companies and America's huge army of "rent-a-cops" are laughing all the way to the bank….. If this is the kind of economic activity that you want America's social and political policies to promote, you can rest assured that more criminality will be coming your way soon!
All best wishes,
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"make a rational choice: they become drug dealers" - or, they could scrimp & save, as my parents did, get me to university, and make the next generation better off. If on the other hand, one is only thinking of oneself and not one's children, it would be rational.
"spending far more per pupil on privileged kids" - or, instead of expecting someone else to do the job or the government to pay that someone else, take the time to teach your kids at night and over weekends (like my parents). Again, if one is being a selfish parent instead of lovingly sacrificial, the next generation will be hamstrung.
"One long-term consequence is that America's schools and universities do not produce enough skilled labor, for instance, software engineers" - suggests there are opportunities out there.


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HOLBROOK, Ariz. (AP) - Authorities say an Oklahoma man is in custody in northern Arizona in a drug case.
Navajo County Sheriff's officials say 69-year-old Jon Brion Harper of Oklahoma City is being held on suspicion of transportation of marijuana and possession of a dangerous drug.
He remains in the Navajo County Jail on $100,000 bond.
Sheriff's officials say Harper was arrested after a Nov. 1 traffic stop on Interstate 40 near Holbrook.
A task force seized about 16 pounds of high-grade marijuana and 8 grams of crystal methamphetamine.
Authorities say the marijuana had an estimated street value of $66,000 and the meth about $800.
Jail officials didn't immediately respond to a call Tuesday about whether Harper has an attorney yet for his case.
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Sullivan-Okaw Valley finished their 2013 season with a Senior Night clubbing of Clinton, 41-16.
Clinton scored first on a safety. SOV took the lead, 8-2 in the first of five 2nd quarter touchdowns, four of them in the final 4:35 of the half. Clinton tied the score with 4:35 left in the 2nd, 8-8.
SOV reclaimed the lead on the ensuing kickoff, 15-8. Three and a half minutes later SOV scored againwith 49 seconds left in the half, 23-8. They got the ball right back, 19 seconds later and scored on a 32 yard pass with 30 seconds left in the half, 30-8.
SOV solidified their hold on the game in the 2nd half with two scores, to Clinton's one and notched the victory, 41-16.
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San Antonio-area residents line up for assistance
SAN ANTONIO - The Salvation Army is already planning for Christmas. On Monday morning, they began accepting applications for their annual Angel Tree program.
Lines formed outside the Salvation Army hours before the doors opened. Dozens of families lined up hoping for some help this Holiday season.
"I get a disability check and it's hard. The toys are expensive," said Clara Rodriguez, a grandmother of six.
"Right now, I'm not employed, so it's tough," said Bridget Pyle, a mother of four. "It's getting harder and harder but this gives you hope to get through."
Last year, the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program helped grant holiday wishes for more than 6,000 children. They expect even more this year.
Families are chosen based need and screened by showing proof of income and expenses.
"It warms my heart to be able to assist people who I know normally would not be able to provide for their families at Christmas," said Capt. Tracey Czajkowski, Salvation Army area commander
Every child accepted into the program will be assigned a paper angel ornament. It will include their age, whether they're a girl or boy, their wish for a toy and their clothing sizes.
The angels will be hung on Christmas trees at area malls, where anyone can adopt them and make the wishes come true.
After completing the application process, Pyle found out her children will qualify.
"My daughter keeps saying, 'I can't wait 'til Santa comes,'" she said. "It's upsetting to know that you can't provide but now I can and now the stress is gone."
Applications are being accepted through Saturday, Oct. 13.
In order to apply for the program, applicants must show a photo ID, social security cards for everyone who lives in the household, including proof of income and expenses and the children's birth certificates.
The gifts are for children 1 month to 11 years old.
For more information, call 210-352-2000.
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Federal, state and local law enforcement officers raided almost two dozen homes in North and South Carolina Wednesday in search of several members and associates of the Rock Hell City Nomad Chapter of the Hells Angels after a two-year investigation into the motorcycle club's dealings.
U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles and FBI Special Agent in Charge David A. Thomas announced Wednesday morning that hundreds of officers arrested approximately 20 individuals Wednesday after the return of a 91-count indictment charging members and associates with racketeering and racketeering conspiracy.
The arrest warrants were served along with the execution of 23 search warrants around 6 a.m. in North and South Carolina. During the operation, law enforcement seized methamphatamine, cocaine, marijuana, pills and approximately 100 firearms, including 2 automatic machine guns.
Prosecutors said in an 80-page indictment that members of this "criminal enterprise" engaged in money laundering, arson, and drug selling.
Federal authorities would not release exact locations of the raids. WIS confirmed that one of those raids happened in Gilbert on Summit Estates Ct. Agents on the scene would not comment, but there was significant damage to a mobile home on the property. Neighbors in that area reported being awakened by a loud blast in the early morning.
According to the indictment, The Rock Hell City Nomad Chapter of the Hells Angels had a support motorcycle club named the Red Devils Motorcycle Club (RDMC). The RDMC River City Chapter utilized a clubhouse at 5622 Highway 302 in West Columbia. Support clubs, according to prosecutors, are feeder clubs for the main Hells Angels chapters.
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"The significance of the extensive and long-term investigative efforts that resulted in the arrests today represent the FBI's continuing commitment to the dismantling of organized criminal organizations," said Thomas. "By working in a joint environment with federal, state and local counterparts, we send a clear message that such pervasive criminal activities will not be tolerated."
The arrests follow a two-year interagency investigation by the South Carolina Hells Angels Task Force (SCHATF). Assisting in the investigation and Wednesday's operation were the Federal Bureau of Investigation-Columbia and Charlotte Field Divisions, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Lexington County Sheriff's Department, Lexington Police Department, Rock Hill Police Department, York County Sheriff's Office, Lancaster County Sheriff's Office, State Law Enforcement Division, Gastonia, Police Department, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Gaston County Sheriff's Office and North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation.
"Today's arrests and seizures are an important step in our ongoing fight against criminal gangs operating in South Carolina," said Nettles. "This investigation is also another example of what can be accomplished through a close partnership among local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies."
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Weekly Roundup: Fresh Friday Finds
July 20, 2012
Whew, what a week! Whether staying in or heading out to the beach, these fresh Friday finds are sure to help you move from work-to-play effortlessly!
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10 Ways Apple Is 'Overpriced'
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- With some 5 million iPhone 5s sold in a matter of days, you don't need an MBA to understand the Apple success story, even though the 5 million was a bit lower than analysts' expectations, and has renewed debate about whether Apple shares around $700 are overpriced.
When it comes to making the "Apple is overpriced" case, though, there is only one area where there is little argument: accessories.
The iPhone 5 launch and the introduction of the Lightning connector is a prime example: it requires a $29 adapter to be compatible with older accessories like music docking stations. Apple said they didn't make the move lightly knowing the inconvenience it would cause consumers, but pricing the adapter at $29 certainly doesn't suggest much sympathy for the consumer where it counts, even if we don't yet know how much it costs Apple to make a Lightning adaptor, and at least one report claims it is more complicated than the surface piece of plastic suggests.
Either way, Lightning strikes us as one more in a long line of accessories with which Apple shows its power over the consumer. That is, if the consumer goes straight to the Apple Store and doesn't price shop.Purchasing a new iPhone, iPad or Mac, the devices are top-dollar and command their premium price -- even if Apple is making a hefty profit on the iPhone 5 given its recently revealed manufacturing cost -- but adding on the accessories at Apple Store prices makes less sense. Once you read on, you might find yourself asking, Why does every cord and piece of plastic I purchase at the Apple Store seem to cost at least $25? (And that's the cheap stuff!) TheStreet polled consumer experts to help consumers learn how to save money on "overpriced" Apple. 1. Screen protector
What's the point of Apple's fancy Retina display if the midday sun, fingerprint smudges, and general wear and tear make it impossible to be impressed by the definition of the image? That's where the screen protector comes in -- $24.95 for a measly piece of plastic somewhere between saran wrap and a sticker. Worth it? Yes, considering how this will help prevent future repair costs and improve screen visibility, but there is a way to save. "Shop on eBay for Apple product screen protectors -- you will pay a fraction of the cost -- up to 50% off," says consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch. 2. iPhone case
The best way to save on cases? Choose a less expensive brand -- a case is a case! For example, this Tribeca Artisan Wood case sells for $49.95 on Apple.com, but there are plenty of cases for around $30 that suffice - not even to mention the ones sold in discount stores and through Amazon -- and on the streets of major cities -- for $10 or less. 3. iPad case
If you're going to shell out $499 or more on a tablet, it's wise to invest $49 for an iPad case, like this one from Apple.com. So if you drop the device or spill coffee on it, at least the case helps protect it from damage. This doesn't mean you need to spend full price on a case, though. Consider this one from MacMall.com, which sells for $33.99. Do you really need the limited edition diamond-encrusted Damien Hirst-designed Versace-branded case? If you're not a hedge fund manager or Russian natural resource oligarch (or his girlfriend), let's hope saner consumer thinking prevails. "MacMall often has deals on Mac products or even rebates and free accessories - just make sure you send in the rebate immediately, because some expire quickly," says Bruce Lubin, budgeting expert and author of "Who Knew?"
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