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He's had a nice month, but he'd already put himself in this position.
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Howdy, View fans. We're not even eight hours into the government shutdown, and already it's starting to feel old and tired. I'd give it a week, tops. But then again, what do I know? And on that note, it's time for your morning links.
What Americans think about the government shutdown
If these numbers are right, the shutdown shouldn't last long, although you never know with some of the ideologues in Congress. A Quinnipiac University national poll released today found that 72 percent of American voters oppose Congress "shutting down the federal government to block implementation of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare," while 22 percent support it. The poll also found that voters, by a 64 percent to 27 percent margin, oppose "blocking an increase in the nation's debt ceiling as a way to stop Obamacare." Click the link for the release and a deeper dive on the polling data.
More on the shutdown from an old Newt Gingrich hand
Dan Meyer, who was chief of staff to former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich, told Bloomberg News that market reactions and the economic blow from a shutdown may sap the will of rank-and-file Republican members of Congress and make them less eager to risk a debt default. He said some Republican lawmakers "want to play a little too close to the flame here and, frankly, some of them need to get their fingers singed."
The Guardian's financial future
The Edward Snowden files on the National Security Agency have been the biggest story so far for the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper. Its website has become the world's No. 3 most popular English-language newspaper website. But the Guardian "has lost money for nine straight years," writes Ken Auletta in a lengthy article for the New Yorker. The director of the trust that supports the Guardian warned last year "that the trust's money would be exhausted in three to five years if the losses were not dramatically reduced." It's a well-reported, long-form read on how the Snowden articles came together and how the Guardian is struggling to survive.
The palace intrigue continues at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter, says the Justice Department's investigation of JPMorgan is "based in large part on information from a person inside the bank who is aiding the government," including e-mails "suggesting the bank vastly overstated the quality of mortgages that were being bundled into securities and sold to investors before the financial crisis." So if you think your life is stressful, imagine what that cooperating person is going through.
Forward-looking indicator of the day that financial Armageddon soon may be upon us after all
The prepaid Occupy debit card is here. Or maybe it's not. It's hard to tell from this New York Times article, which refers to it as merely an "idea," which makes you wonder why it has its own New York Times article already. Anyway "the idea," according to the Times, is "to serve people who do not have bank accounts, but it also aims to make Occupy a recognized financial services brand." Call it the ultimate insult to the Zuccotti Park crowd.
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Jobless US vets say military experience not valued
* Vet jobless rate 2.6 pct higher than general population
* As wars wind down, lawmakers and groups focus on issue
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NAPERVILLE, Ill, Oct 29 (Reuters) - When Matthew Burrell left the U.S. Army after eight years of service, he landed a job as a public relations contractor in Iraq. With a salary of $170,000, he figured military experience had finally paid off.
But five months after returning home to Chicago, 33-year-old Burrell is unemployed and his search for a job in the private sector has left him disheartened.
Despite having six years of experience as a public relations officer in the Army, he said he is treated as though he had just graduated from college.
"I can tell you for a fact that definitely in my field in public relations and marketing, private-sector companies do not value (military experience)," Burrell said.
Burrell, along with many of what the Department of Labor says are 235,000 unemployed veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, has run into a vexing problem.
Many U.S. companies, and sometimes veterans themselves, do not know how to translate military experience into civilian skills. There is a disconnect between companies demanding a college degree and veterans giving confusing descriptions of their military experience to civilian employers.
That disconnect has contributed to veterans having an unemployment rate 2.6 percent higher than the general population, according to September's Bureau of Labor Statistics unemployment report.
As U.S. involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan winds down, lawmakers and organizations are starting to address the issue.
The Obama administration this week announced steps that include encouraging community health centers to hire 8,000 veterans over the next three years, and improving training opportunities for military medics to become physician assistants.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said it hopes to get 15,000 veterans hired through 100 job fairs around the country for veterans this year. One of those job fairs was held recently in Naperville, a Chicago suburb, giving 86 companies the chance to meet more than 600 veterans.
One problem is that veterans need to explain more clearly to companies the value of their experience, said Kevin Schmiegel, vice president of veterans' employment programs at the Chamber of Commerce.
Hiring managers who have not served in the military are often bewildered by the jargon used by soldiers and weapons specialists, said Becky Brillon, who heads a program at the Community Career Center in Naperville.
A military job title might be listed like this: "25 Romeo visual and media equipment operator and maintainer."
"If somebody was artillery, or a sharpshooter or a sniper, you have to tone that down in the civilian world. It's more about being detail-oriented, precise and focused," she said.
On the flip side, private employers should give more credit to the experience and skills veterans acquire in the military, Schmiegel said.
Some military jobs, like a mechanic or technician, are fairly easily adapted to the private sector. But military credentials and certificates for other forms of training do not seem to carry much weight.
Rick Combs, a 27-year-old who retired as a sergeant in the Army, says he was given management training in the military. So far that training has not translated into a comparable private-sector job.
"You can come in, and slap something down that says, 'Here, the military says I can lead people. Give me a department and I will make it dance for you,'" Combs said. "I haven't had the opportunity on the civilian side yet."
"The Department of Labor says are 235,000 unemployed veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars."
"Veterans have an unemployment rate 2.6 percent higher than the general population, according to September's Bureau of Labor Statistics unemployment report."
Iraq and Afghanistan veterans have an overall unemployment rate of 8 percent. National Guard and Reserve veterans do have a unemployment rate of about 12 percent because companies do not like to hire Guard and Reserve because their military service often takes them away from their work. Active Duty and Retired veterans have no problem finding jobs. Today's soldiers come from the upper 25 percent of high school graduates. The vast majority of Soldiers leave the service much better men than when they joined. Often non-veterans show disrespect towards veterans because they compete for jobs. Veterans have the advantage.
I would say the numbers given in this article are false, do not believe everything you read in the main stream media, remember most reporters are ultra liberal and hate the Military.


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Ping draws over 1 million users in first 48 hoursApple announced Friday that its Ping social network for music has reached more than 1 million users in its first 48 hours after launch.
The Cupertino, Calif., company issued a press release to announce the good news. "One-third of the people who have downloaded iTunes 10 have joined Ping," said Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president of Internet Services. Cue expects the service to continue growing in coming weeks as more people download iTunes 10.
At Wednesday's keynote, Apple CEO Steve Jobs described Ping as "sort of like Facebook and Twitter meet iTunes." Users can follow artists and friends, and find out what others are purchasing and listening to.
With 160 million iTunes users in 23 countries, Ping has a ready audience, although users will have to opt-in to the service after downloading the latest version of iTunes.
Ping launched to mixed reactions. In response to Wednesday's product announcements, several analysts thought Ping "stole the show," while others questioned the viability of the social network.
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K. Alec Mahmood joins Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota as new Chief Financial Officer
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota is pleased to welcome K. Alec Mahmood as its new chief financial officer, effective July 15. Mahmood succeeds Jerry Massman, who recently retired following a distinguished 18-year career with the organization.
Mahmood will oversee Children's financial activities, including financial planning, accounting, revenue management, treasury and accounts payable. He brings more than 20 years of experience in health care management and financial leadership to his new role. Most recently, he spent five years as the chief financial officer for HealthMarkets, a Dallas-based health and life insurance company. Prior to joining HealthMarkets, he was the chief financial officer and chief operating officer of the Medicaid division at Coventry Health Care. He has also held leadership positions at Ardent Health Services, Kaiser Permanente and Health Net.
"Alec brings thoughtful and varied expertise to the Children's team, with his past roles spanning the physician, hospital and payer realms, as well as with for-profit and non-profit organizations," said Alan L. Goldbloom, MD, chief executive officer, Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. "I am confident he will continue the tradition of strong financial leadership that Jerry Massman established and we all look forward to his contributions in the next stage of our growth."
Mahmood said he is excited to help Children's navigate the transformation of the health care industry. "Children's has a strong track record of focusing on quality and efficiency, while providing extraordinary care for the children of Minnesota and beyond. I look forward to helping the organization continue to deliver on its mission and strategic objectives as we meet the growing needs of the community."
Mahmood was raised in Southern California, and after graduating from Creighton University in Omaha, Neb., returned to California to complete his master's in health administration at the University of Southern California. He, his wife and their four children are looking forward to settling into the Twin Cities.
About Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
Serving as Minnesota's children's hospital since 1924, Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota is one of the largest pediatric health care organizations in the United States, with 381 staffed beds at its two hospitals in St. Paul and Minneapolis. An independent, not-for-profit health care system, Children's of Minnesota provides care through more than 12,000 inpatient visits and more than 300,000 emergency room and other outpatient visits every year. Children's is the only Minnesota hospital system to provide comprehensive care exclusively to children. Please visit childrensMN.org.
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The new Vulnerability-Lab is now live! We are certainly excited about this project and have much to work toward. The Vulnerability-Lab works very hard in bringing Europe and the world a great amount of information regarding vulnerabilities and urgent security advisories. If you are a vendor, Vulnerability-Labs can be an extremely valuable resource for information in detail about the current state of security for your software. Vulnerability-Lab is a research team that finds vulnerabilities, security holes, and bad security practices in software and applications, bringing this information to one site where vendors may be notified in a professional and timely manner. The Vulnerability-Lab is comprised currently of eleven members who range from experts in the field of Information Security to managers of information and site content. All of these members, however, are greatly interested in security and is their primary concern. The research team releases, on average, 25-40 vulnerabilities a month, ranging from important to critical. The process of releasing vulnerabilities and advisories is always generally followed in a professional manner. Sensitive Information is censored and any contribution from third parties that may include or seem to encourage malicious or stolen content, or personal/group agendas is strictly forbidden. More information about this can be found in the FAQ.
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ESPN analyst Kurkjian: Arizona Diamondbacks 'not doing anything right'
Originally published: Apr 17, 2014 - 4:12 pm
Pitching, defense, hitting -- it's all been pretty bad.
"This team should not be going through this," ESPN MLB analyst Tim Kurkjian told Burns and Gambo on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Thursday. "And yet it seems across the board they're not doing anything right.
"Bullpen, rotation, they're not swinging the bat, they're not running the bases very well. This is a collaborative effort."
Entering play Thursday, the D-backs ranked 24th in baseball in on-base percentage and 30th in ERA. Their batters have struck out 139 times, which is third most in MLB, and their 15 errors are tied for second most.
Outside of Paul Goldschmidt, Chris Owings and maybe Mark Trumbo, it's tough to find a real bright spot.
And while Kurkjian was not ready to declare the D-backs officially dead, he said "it doesn't look good at all right now."
Ain't that the truth.
Unless things turn around -- and soon -- the focus will likely turn to whether or not the front office will hold anyone accountable for what is happening on the field.
Generally speaking, the finger would likely be pointed at manager Kirk Gibson and general manager Kevin Towers, though up to this point parting with either does not seem to be an option the team is considering.
But as Kurkjian said, the team cannot afford to let things spiral out of control much longer without making a move.
"This can't go on for another month," he said. "In other words, if they keep losing at this pace and playing like this, something is going to have to happen."
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Apple MacBook Air 13in (2012) review
The same flawless design, now with Ivy Bridge and more RAM – all at a lower price
Review Date: 14 Jun 2012
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £1,041 (£1,249 inc VAT)
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We were desperately hoping the MacBook Air would get the Retina screen it deserves, but Apple has kept that upgrade for professionals. Instead, both the 11in and 13in MacBook Air models receive a modest spring clean for 2012, with new internals and a few tweaks to the port line-up. We have the 13in model on test.
Apple has opted to leave the physical dimensions as they were, so it's still 17mm thick at the rear, tapering to almost nothing at the front. There's now a USB 3 port on either flank, joined by Thunderbolt and the SD card slot on the right and the headphone socket on the left. The labels have moved to the near side of each port, making them easier to see where cables previously blocked the view.
The MacBook Air now uses the new MagSafe 2 power adapter. It's wider (and only compatible with the original MagSafe via a £9 adapter), and the cable now extends directly outwards rather than at a right angle on the old adapter. That means it can be pulled out from any direction when tripped, which is theoretically safer, but in our experience it now pops out at the slightest provocation.
The bigger changes occur inside, with the headline being the introduction of Intel's Ivy Bridge processors, and we were surprised to see a rather large step forward in application speed. Powered by a 1.8GHz Core i5-3427U, it scored 0.68 in our benchmarks, up from 0.58 last year. The 4GB of RAM certainly helps, and there's no doubt the new HD Graphics 4000 core also plays its part in several of our tests.
Flawed test
Why not give it the exactly same tests as you do for windows?
If the test is not exactly the same and you do not state the difference it does not make me want to switch to Mac from Windows.
By curiousclive on 18 Jun 2012
It's almost the same, as close as we can make it - unfortunately not all of the applications involved in our benchmarks will run on both OSes.
By DavidBayon on 18 Jun 2012
gimme six
at £999 it's gotta be six stars! and I'm normally an Apple hater.
By gavmeister on 18 Jun 2012
Flawed test?
@curiousclive - sorry, but what a pointless comment. They are obviously 2 completely different OSs. even if you could run a cross-platform app or benchmark, the result would be dubious. Of course, you could do windows tests within a bootcamp session on the Mac but that would hardly say much about the Mac performance now, would it!
By andy1233221 on 19 Jun 2012
11" 1,7 or 2.0
Assuming you are not going to review the 11" Is there much difference between the i5 1.7 and i7 2.0 in real world performance ? where would I notice it ? Would it be better spent on biggger ssd or elsewhere
By MiniEggs on 27 Jun 2012
Boot camp or Parallels?
When you test the graphic performance using crysis do you use windows on Boot camp or via Parallels? Thank :)
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(WMC) - With the primary election over, campaigning has started for the general election in August. The race for district attorney is going to be an interesting one to watch.
Republican Amy Weirich was appointed as district attorney in 2011, and elected in 2012.
"I had a lot of support from all across the table. There's nothing partisan about what I do in the District Attorney General's Office. I have much support from all across Shelby County," said Weirich.
Weirich, a career prosecutor, says she's focused on expanding gang injunctions, reducing domestic violence, and fighting crime in the home. She says she's not focused on her challenger, former Judge Joe Brown.
"Quite honestly, my focus every day is being the best district attorney I can be and quite frankly, don't have time to keep up with the latest episodes of the Judge Joe Brown Show," she said.
Joe Brown says he may have had a Hollywood show, but he is a lifelong resident of Shelby County, who just flew back and forth a lot.
"Forty years of experience in the criminal justice field, rather outstanding record in that, and I'm smart. And I'm the prettiest person running for the office, too," said Judge Joe Brown, Democrat Candidate for DA.
Brown says he wants to draw Democrats to the polls and be DA, for real, he says.
"This is not a joke. I mean, I've been doing this for forty years. I mean, I was a prosecutor, the public defender, a trial attorney, and then on the bench for 10 years," he said.
Whoever is elected will get eight years in office as Shelby County's top prosecutor. Both say there is work to be done to clean up mean streets.
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kansascase Wrote:
Mar 22, 2013 11:26 AM
This is not really that unusual. Professors do challenge the way that students are brought up, etc. Even way back when, I went through a philosophy class that quite well addressed it. I think it kind of depends upon the motive of the instruction and the school. I don't like it, but, I understand it. Perhaps, if more people had a questioning mind, Obama would not be President right now. Children, Students and adults need to understand that they should not believe everything they read and hear. They do need to do their own research to determine an appropriate position for them. At least, then they will be able to debate it based on some facts. I do weary of those "fealy" people that can't support their viewpoint.


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Complicating their issues of late is the development of the tight end position. Every team now covets -- and many have found -- tight ends that are remarkably athletic and are equal parts tight end and wide receiver (think Jimmy Graham or Jermichael Finley). As such fantastic offensive weapons emerge, someone has to cover them. And that responsibility usually falls on the shoulders of safeties. We are also seeing more and more "Big Nickel" sets -- five defensive backs, including three safeties -- against offensive base personnel.
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The ability to laugh at yourself and also to enjoy the irony of situations in life is a trait that all good grant consultants ( and probabaly a few Fire Chiefs)need to have and should excercise freely. It is either that, or constant crying and bellyaching; the latter being a sure fire way to a prescription for Nexium and Valium or is that the other way around? Wait, I have to look at this bottle! Oh,my mistake this is Jack Daniels. AHHHHH! relief is just a good swig away!
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Thought about it, but since I like to eat and my mortgage company likes to get paid, I'll have to wait until I'm independently wealthy to try that pursuit. Since they took Last Comic Standing off the air, I'd say my chances are even more slim of the latter happening. And since I'm tone deaf and have self-respect American Idol is out along with nearly every other reality show for that matter. I did have an app ready for The Apprentice but missed the deadline.
I must admit I was on my way to being on one reality show though, but they decided not to do a US version. Was down to the last 50 for a Rally Racer show and was supposed to go to Florida for the final interviews but since rally racing isn't popular in the US, they dropped the idea. Details. Would have been neat, 16 contestants racing weekly with eliminations, and last driver left got their own Rally team and traveled on the tour for a year.
....and your wife lets you do those things? Wow, and I thought I was the only one with "strange hobbies". I think I'll stick to the karaoke stage, thank you!Kurt Bradley
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Hey if there's prize money to be made and she thinks I could do it I'll get hand prints in my back from her pushing me out the door. College is expensive, and with the kid being 18.5 years away from getting to one, it will be even worse then. Which is why I'm hoping for the full athletic ride scholarship. I'm still saving up for it, but if the kids get scholarships Daddy can blow the savings on his mid-life crisis classic 57 Corvette Convertible.
Hey, been there, done that. The "better half" is who pushed me onto the first karaoke stage and she is always putting me into contests all over the place. Of course , it has paid off with several nice cruises and some rather expensive new "bling" for her ( yea, alright I bought my hunting ATV too with it). Has me worried though, I saw a slip for an appointment at the " Nip & Tuck" place with a $20K price tag attached to it. I have a feeling that her middle age crisis is about to begin. Guess I better start planning a seminar in Nashville and get into one of those high dollar contests. If this "Goodyear" was not around my waistline and the "Grecian Formula" lasted longer maybe a run at "American Idol". " Biggest Loser" came on after the gastric by-bass so that is out the door too! I have come to the realization that "reality shows" are still not "reality", otherwise they would have something for us geezers to do. Hey, maybe I hit on something there. "Hello, Dick Clark; how about "American Bandstand -Geezer Edition"! LOL!Kurt Bradley
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