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WisdomTree Investments (NASDAQ:WETF) opened at 12.69 on Wednesday. WisdomTree Investments has a 52 week low of $5.71 and a 52 week high of $14.13. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $12.27 and a 200-day moving average of $11.5. The company has a market cap of $1.669 billion and a P/E ratio of 23.36.
WisdomTree Investments (NASDAQ:WETF) last released its earnings data on Friday, May 2nd. The company reported $0.12 EPS for the quarter, beating the Thomson Reuters consensus estimate of $0.11 by $0.01. The company had revenue of $42.90 million for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $43.66 million. During the same quarter last year, the company posted $0.06 earnings per share. WisdomTree Investments's revenue was up 46.4% compared to the same quarter last year. On average, analysts predict that WisdomTree Investments will post $0.38 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
A number of other analysts have also recently weighed in on WETF. Analysts at Morgan Stanley upgraded shares of WisdomTree Investments from an "equal weight" rating to an "overweight" rating in a research note on Monday, June 9th. Separately, analysts at Jefferies Group reiterated a "buy" rating on shares of WisdomTree Investments in a research note on Tuesday, June 3rd. They now have a $15.00 price target on the stock, down previously from $18.00. Finally, analysts at Ned Davis Research upgraded shares of WisdomTree Investments from a "neutral" rating to a "buy" rating in a research note on Monday, April 28th. One equities research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, three have issued a hold rating and five have given a buy rating to the company. The stock has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $14.50.
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Last week we learned how we can re-prioritize our values to defeat busyness and say "yes" to God. Join us this week as we learn how we can share our story with the people God has placed in our lives.
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The Central Government is gearing up to launch a new solar power policy, Solar Mission, incorporating a slew of concessions and 'lot of financial inputs' for those involved in the manufacture of solar power generation equipment.
Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah said here on Wednesday that the new policy would be announced on November 14, the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, but refused to divulge any details of the new policy except for claiming "it is very good".
He was speaking after formally releasing the brochure SolarCon India 2009, the global exhibition-cum-conference on solar energy related issues slated to be held in Hyderabad from November 9 to 11. The event, expected to see participation of 75 exhibitors and 500 delegates, will be hosted by Fabcity with India Semiconductor Association and Semiconductor Equipment & Materials International.
Dr. Abdullah said he would take up with Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee the issue of reducing the customs and other levies being imposed on manufacturing solar power devices shortly.
The Government was planning to extensively use solar and renewable energy sources in places like Tirupati, Shirdi, Ajmer and other religious sites which were thronged by large number of people "so that people can see the benefits" of their use.
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Rising stress causing headaches; women more affectedSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 07/15/2013 - 06:59
New Delhi, July 15 - "I have a splitting headache". Be it your colleague at work or your spouse at home, this has probably become one of the most often heard complaint today.
Considering the statistics - one-third of Indian women and one-fifth of Indian men suffer from migraine - the frequency is hardly of any surprise. Doctors blame lifestyle changes and stress for this literally gnawing headache and say that women suffer more than men.
Nepali migrants fight AIDS, discrimination in IndiaSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Tue, 07/09/2013 - 08:07
New Delhi, July 9 - Raman Thapa (name changed) came to Delhi some 15 years ago. Alone and lonely in an alien city, he soon started visiting a brothel. After some time, he noticed non-itchy skin ulcers in his body and on visiting a doctor got the shock of his life when told he was suffering from a sexually transmitted disease.
Mexican NGOs launch anti-obesity campaignSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Thu, 07/04/2013 - 05:43
Mexico City, July 4 - A coalition of civic groups is asking Mexicans to use social networks to condemn ads for junk food and sugary soft drinks that many blame for rampant childhood obesity in the Aztec nation.
The campaign aims to elicit "a citizen testimonial to demand that authorities regulate this type of advertising, fulfilling their obligation to protect the rights of children and adolescents", the Alliance for Nutritional Health, or ASA, said in a statement.
Five Indian-American kids dish up healthy lunchesSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Thu, 07/04/2013 - 05:02
Washington, July 4 - Five Indian-American children are among 54 winners of a nationwide recipe challenge to promote healthy lunches as part of the First Lady's Let's Move! Initiative invited to a "State Dinner" at White House Tuesday.
Childhood bullying linked to self-harm behaviour in adolescenceSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 05/29/2013 - 09:11
London, May 29 - Researchers have found that childhood bullying could increase the risk of self-harm among individuals during their adolescent years.
Self-harm behaviours may stem from a desire to relieve tension or communicate stress, and in the most extreme cases may represent a suicidal intent in the individual, according to researchers.
Cold weather affects blood pressureSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Tue, 05/21/2013 - 10:17
London, May 21 : Cold weather affects blood pressure, shows a study that assessed a staggering 169,000 blood pressure measurements.
The study has found that some people's blood pressure is affected more by the cold weather and this blood pressure sensitivity to temperature may be a marker of early mortality, said a statement from the University of Glasgow.
Mediterranean diet component snatches cancer cell's immortality: StudySubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Tue, 05/21/2013 - 09:53
Washington, May 21 : Scientists have found a compound in foods associated with Mediterranean diet that deprives cancer cells of their immortal nature, says a study.
By altering a very specific step in gene regulation, this compound essentially re-educates cancer cells into normal cells that die as scheduled.
Spike in brain activity may deter Alzheimer'sSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Sat, 04/20/2013 - 10:21
Tel Aviv, April 20 : Short bursts of brain activity may help protect from Alzheimer's, says a study conducted by researchers in Israel.
China briefs WHO on new bird fluSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Thu, 04/04/2013 - 08:19
Beijing, April 4 - China's health authorities have promised transparency and cooperation to the World Health Organisation (WHO) over human infections from a new strain of bird flu.
Pill taken by BP patients could halve dementia riskSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 03/06/2013 - 09:28
London, Mar 6 : A blood pressure pill, which is taken by tens of thousands of patients, could be the key to beating Alzheimer's disease.
British scientists believe that the 3p a day tablet could slow progression of the disease and even combat devastating memory loss, the Daily Express reported.
HIV cure raises hopes tempered with cautionSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 03/06/2013 - 08:49
Washington, March 6 - The report of an American toddler "functionally cured" of HIV has raised hopes of a breakthrough in the global fight to end the AIDS epidemic, but researchers suggest treating the development with caution.
Calling it "The Intriguing Case of a Baby Cured of HIV", The New York Times editorially said: "There are reasons to treat this apparent breakthrough cautiously."
Simple breath test could help detect stomach cancerSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 03/06/2013 - 07:20
London, Mar 6 : A quick and simple breath test can diagnose stomach cancer, a new study has revealed.
Scientists from Israel and China found the test was 90 percent accurate at detecting and distinguishing cancers from other stomach complaints in 130 patients.
According to the British Journal of Cancer, the test could revolutionise and speed up the way this cancer is diagnosed, the BBC reported.
New longer-lasting drug could help fight diabetesSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Tue, 03/05/2013 - 09:46
London, Mar. 5 : A simple once-a-day injection, which last for 40 hours instead of a maximum of 18 hours, could offer hope to millions of diabetics.
The ground-breaking drug - a longer-lasting type of insulin - costs just 2.20-pound-a-day, the Daily Express reported.
In order to keep their problems under control, many diabetic patients inject themselves with insulin several times a day to keep their blood sugar level steady.
7 new genes linked to common cause of blindness in eldersSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 03/04/2013 - 10:02
London, March 4 : An international team of investigators has identified seven new genetic regions associated with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a common cause of blindness in older individuals.
The findings could point to new biological pathways and therapeutic targets for AMD, according to the researchers.
Anti-ageing pill may help prevent Alzheimer's and cancerSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 02/25/2013 - 10:04
London, February 25 : Carnosine, which is taken as a dietary supplement, could help protect against a host of diseases from cancer to Alzheimer's disease, scientists have claimed.
The powerful antioxidant tablet is already used in anti-ageing products and by athletes to delay muscle fatigue.
Southampton Varsity identify molecular system that could help develop potential treatment for AlzheiSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 02/25/2013 - 06:11
London, Feb 25 : Scientists from the University of Southampton have identified the molecular system that contributes to the harmful inflammatory reaction in the brain during neurodegenerative diseases.
Eating chips more than once every week raises prostate cancer riskSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 11:20
London, Feb. 20 : Men who eat fried foods more than once a week may increase their risk of prostate cancer by a third, a new research has suggested.
According to the research, junk food staples like chips, fried chicken, battered fish and doughnuts could play an important role in the formation of aggressive and life-threatening forms of the disease, the Daily Mail reported.
Hair dyes linked to cancer causing chemicalsSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 10:52
London, Feb. 20 : Hair dyes that are being used by millions of women contain chemicals that are linked to cancer, scientists have warned.
They say that both home hair colouring kits and the dyes, which are used at expensive salons pose a potential risk to women's health.
The warning comes from scientists at Leeds-based company Green Chemicals, who conducted a review of the chemistry surrounding hair dye.
Coffee during pregnancy could harm unborn babiesSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 10:59
London, February 19 : Pregnant women should avoid drinking coffee because even a single cup of it a day could harm their unborn babies, researchers have warned.
They reported in the journal BMC Medicine that caffeine content is linked to low birth weight and prolonged pregnancies, according to the Daily Express.
The researchers used information about almost 60,000 pregnancies over 10 years.
Researchers model erratic heartbeat in real timeSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 02/18/2013 - 06:30
Toronto, Feb 18 - Using powerful X-rays, researchers have modelled arrhythmia in real time.
Arrhythmia, characterised by the heart beating too fast, too slow or inconsistently, may precipitate a decrease of blood flow to the brain and body, resulting in heart palpitation, dizziness, fainting, or even death. It may be too tiny for a microscope to observe.
Flexible electrodes show promise in Parkinson'sSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 02/18/2013 - 05:24
Berne, Feb 18 - Tiny, ultra-flexible electrodes could be the answer to more successful treatment of Parkinson's, which afflicts an estimated seven to 10 million people worldwide.
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), currently the standard practice in treating this condition, can involve long, expensive surgeries with dramatic side-effects.
Urbanisation cuts people off adequate sunlightSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Sun, 02/17/2013 - 06:08
Washington, Feb 17 - Increasing urbanisation is cutting off people from adequate sunlight, which helps the skin produce vitamin D, facilitating the absorption of calcium, says a study.
About two million years ago, permanent dark skin colour imparted by the pigment -- melanin -- began to evolve in humans to regulate the body's reaction to ultraviolet rays from the sun, said Nina Jablonski, professor of anthropology at Penn State University.
New drug for low-grade ovarian cancer identifiedSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Fri, 02/15/2013 - 11:03
London, February 15 : Many women with low-grade serous carcinoma of the ovary or peritoneum have seen their tumors stabilize or shrink after taking a regular dose of the compound selumetinib, researchers at the University of Arizona Cancer Center at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix have found.
Work stress not linked to cancers, say researchersSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Mon, 02/11/2013 - 06:28
London, Feb 11 - Scientists have delinked work-related stress from development of colorectal, lung, breast or prostate cancers.
Around 90 percent of cancers are linked to environmental exposures, and while some exposures are well recognised (such as UV radiation and tobacco smoke), others are not (psychological factors such as stress).
Molecule that drives cancer cells to `commit suicide` discoveredSubmitted by Mohit Joshi on Sat, 02/09/2013 - 09:11
London, Feb 9 : Scientists have made a key breakthrough by discovering that the body can destroy cancerous tumours itself.
Researchers from Pennsylvania State University have identified a molecule, known as TIC10, which activates a protein that helps fight the disease, the Daily Mail reported.


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James Horwill counting down to comeback
March 22, 2013
James Horwill has not played since he limped off the pitch against the Brumbies on May 26, 2012 © Getty Images
James Horwill has been thinking for 308 days about one thing: getting back on the rugby pitch. But the Queensland Reds captain hopes his return is the last thing on his mind having been given the green light for the Reds' match against the Bulls after enduring a stop-start 10-month rehabilitation.
Overcoming a hamstring tear suffered against the Brumbies last May was tough enough. And having his mooted 2013 round-one comeback derailed by an ankle injury was positively cruel. But Horwill reckons the biggest challenge is yet to come. "There's been excitement, anxiousness," he said of his comeback match. "This is probably the hardest part: sitting around waiting and managing the emotion. I will probably sit around and try and focus on other things other than rugby."
And no wonder: the Reds and Wallabies captain has spent enough time dwelling on his prolonged sideline stint. "I thought about how much I have missed out on I counted 308 days between football games," Horwill said. "That's a fair amount of time not playing when you are a professional footballer. I am looking forward to getting back into the swing of things - this is the final hurdle."
Horwill's inclusion is one of five changes for the Reds, while South African conference leaders the Bulls have made a staggering nine since their heavy loss to the Crusaders, albeit five due to injury. Springboks five-eighth Morne Steyn will start on the Bulls bench for the first time in four years. But the three-time Super Rugby champions will still provide a bruising welcome back for Horwill; and he wouldn't have it any other way.
"Physically, it is hard to find a tougher team," Horwill said of his prospective 40-minute comeback cameo on Saturday night. "They have made a number of changes but they have swapped like for like; they are not lacking for size."
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Another Monday is here meaning another weekend has come and gone. I am entering into the last few weeks of my quarter so I enjoyed one last weekend before the chaos sets in. We spent our weekend trying to help Em through potty-training. So on Thursday I went to Toys-R-Us for some rewards. While I was there there was one thing I couldn't resist getting her for NOW – a lacrosse stick!
Chris played lacrosse in college so when I saw a pink lacrosse stick I knew it had to make its way into my cart. What better way for a father and daughter to bond than over sports?
As a mom there are few things that give me greater joy than to see my child enjoying being ACTIVE. Chris and I both grew up playing sports so to see my daughter start to fall in love with them too makes my heart full. What gave me the greatest joy though was hearing the two of them laugh as Emmalyne learned how to throw the ball. These are the things that make a lifetime
I hope you all had a great weekend and that your Monday is off to a happy start. I have my standardized patient this morning so fingers crossed I get my diagnosis right
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When I first realized we would be traveling for the first time with two kids I was excited! I mean, I had traveled a TON with Emmalyne (40+ flights) so how much harder it could be? I was expecting to be able to share with you some awesome tips about how to fly with two […] more
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Once upon a time, the United States had a contested president named George W. Bush. For the first nine months of his presidency, Bush and his party were headed for a one-way trip to Lame-Duck Land. However, a magical event happened: the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, in which a group of al-Qaida operatives--orchestrated by the maniacal Osama bin Laden--crashed jumbo jets into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. After that event, which led to the death of more than 3,000 innocents, the Republican Party sprung into action behind the swift and decisive leadership of...Rudolph Giuliani, the mayor of New York City. Meanwhile, Bush languished in Shreveport and similarly unattractive targets.
Yes, the previously embattled president suddenly had an automatic license to do whatever he wanted. Even such unlikely figures as Al Gore were pounding lecterns and declaring, "George W. Bush is MY Commander-in-Chief!"
No wonder Republicans have so many kids
Why? Because as Americans, we needed our security. And in a political struggle involving the whole world, there was no room for subtleties or gray areas. In a famously stirring speech, Bush declared that, "Either you're with us, or you're against us!" His simple, unambiguous words left no doubt as to where anyone stood in the War on Terror!
"I'm a uniter, not a divider"
So we immediately started a war in Afghanistan, toppling the hated Taliban militia from power there. Our swift victory in Afghanistan led to much happiness in America, with people taking the streets and flashing peace signs in triumph. Osama bin Laden, however, escaped to live another day. Or thousands of other days, if you want to be a gloomy-gus about it.
Anyway, none of this matters, as the United States was soon about to involve itself in another adventure in the Middle East, a completely unrelated one that would show the whole world what America was all about!
No longer would we stand by idly as the rest of the world was planning things for their own country that we didn't like! No longer would the good Christian people of the United States put up with people doing things differently! No longer would the United States be perceived as "weak" or "peaceful!" Indeed, Bush went on TV in January 2003 and declared that three random nations--Iraq, Iran and North Korea--were the "Axis of Evil." When that damning accusation failed to capture the hearts of naysayers such as the insignificant world powers, France and Germany, the Republicans would later revise that Axis:
The GOP: Taking terrorism seriously since 2001
To make a long story short, Bush decided to invade Iraq. Does it matter now that the causes for the war changed on almost a daily basis? Or that no weapons of mass destruction were ever found? Or that Saddam Hussein had been sliding into irrelevance by 10 years of bombing, sanctions and internal strife? What matters is that Saddam is gone! And that the untold thousands of Iraqis and Americans maimed and/or dead was well worth the end result: a free-voting Iraq with tyranny that is IN NO WAY Saddam Hussein's doing! God Bless America for bringing our values to a nation that, beforehand, knew absolutely nothing about the value of faith, patriotism or familial bonding!
Despite a small outpouring of protest from billions worldwide, the Iraq War was considered a "great success" by the party composed of people who consider anything short of nuclear annihilation a "great success." This popularity continued unabated into 2004, when the GOP faithful chanted a very common mantra:
During the 2004 election, the major characteristics people were looking for in a leader, even more than such relevant qualities as what church they attended and how funny they looked while windsurfing, were 1) standing firm regardless of right or wrong and 2) how many miles away from intellect they regularly stayed.
Um, I think...
The Republican Convention (held near Ground Zero at New York City in order to remind people of the biggest tragedy ever to hit industrial America) intensified the burning ember that was the fervent conservative movement. The GOP felt that their message would be best exemplified by someone who shared their outrage, anger and indignation over the state of the world and who wasn't afraid to show it--a Democrat!
Good idea, Democrats!
Such bold and frank passion allowed Bush and the Republicans to post monster numbers on Nov. 2, 2004, in spite of such hurdles as a fevered opposition from John Kerry and other liberals, not to mention the failure of many electronic voting machines to deliver the state of Ohio as easily as the machines' maker promised they would. The final tally?
In a country of 220 million?
This record-setting election was settled by a very small margin of votes, hardly an unusual experience in American history. Still, never before had the self-righteousness of 51 percent of the electorate registered so high. From the GOP the country heard cries of "We won fair and square this time" and "mandate," though the latter apparently had less to do with gay marriage than poll numbers suggested.
But isn't 51 an F?
Electoral maps betrayed the thin margin of victory by showing just how many corn and cotton fields voted for George W. Bush. Indeed, so divided was the vote among cultural lines that it became evident to everyone that obviously some divine plan was involved:
Some even theorized that the division was the work of more sinister minds, intent on flanking America and grabbing it by its geographic love handles:
Where "Cold as Ice" is the national anthem!
People in the red areas were so proud of their votes that they thanked God for his divine guidance. They took this imagined order and proudly wore it on their Earthen sleeves:
I got your thanks right here...
And like never before, Americans began revering their president in ways that, as recently as late 2000, would have seemed unthinkable to them. If that isn't a sign of how Republicans have progressed over the years, then I don't know what is! In any event, Bush was now the popular new name in fashion.
And humble by the grace of God
And the country, so in love with the neoconservative agenda, put aside petty bipartisanship and showed the world what was really important in government: winning and gloating!
Elephants always leave big piles of shit
So what will the future bring from the GOP and its leader, Dubya? Well, there will be a lot of religion and kickbacks for corporate donors and other deep-pocketed friends of the Bush administration.
Hope that gift came with a receipt
Additionally, we can eagerly look forward to more of the same in 2005. After all, Bush believes in staying the course, whether that course involves war or the election. So count on more of what we saw in 2004 in 2005!
Guess 62,040,003 people CAN be wrong!
Outside of the perpetual-campaign front, there's the endless war! After all, Terror is one of those big-picture opponents, whose ideals transcend such outdated concepts as "visible enemies" and "fiscal and military restraint." We must do all we can to ensure that all terrorism ends forever, even if we have to terrorize a little ourselves to make our point!
Add a "W" and another "I" and you're close!
No matter what happens, rest assured the Republicans are steeling themselves for the inevitable moment when George W. Bush is no longer fit to serve the nation. Though several candidates are already vying for the post (and thus have shirts calling for their candidacies by excited fans), one name sticks out for its venerability and its unbreakable association with the hardships of war:
Did Bush approve this message?
The moral of this story is to relax. You're in good hands in all states. Unless you live on the east or west perimeter. Then you're next, buddy. Bring it on!


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California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday declared a fiscal emergency to force lawmakers into a special session to tackle a state budget gap that has widened to $26.3 billion from $24.3 billion just hours after they failed to close it Tuesday.
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SAN FRANCISCO–California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday declared a fiscal emergency to force lawmakers into a special session to tackle a state budget gap that has widened to $26.3 billion from $24.3 billion just hours after they failed to close it Tuesday.
That let state officials suspend payments to vendors and local agencies for the new fiscal year that began yesterday. Instead, they will get IOU notes promising payment.
Such notes mark the first time in 17 years that those governing the most populous U.S. state must resort to such an unusual measure.
To conserve cash, state controller John Chiang plans to issue IOUs by today to vendors, local agencies overseeing health programs and various recipients of state aid – including the elderly and disabled and college students.
He plans to send $3.36 billion (U.S.) in IOUs this month to safeguard $10.9 billion for payments he must make, including money owed to investors holding California's general obligation debt. "The general obligation bonds will be paid," he said this week. "California has never defaulted on its debt obligation and we don't plan to."
The world's eighth largest economy in 2006, according to its Legislative Analysts' Office, now needs to reassure Wall Street.
State officials see the need to sell $7 billion to $9 billion of short-term debt to maintain cash-flow once there is a budget agreement.
This budget fight is being waged amid the worst drop in state revenues from personal income taxes since the Great Depression, as recession and rising unemployment add to California's housing slump.
Democrats who control the legislature could not persuade Republicans late last night to back their plans to tackle the shortfall, or a stopgap effort to ward off the IOUs. The sides agree on the need to cut spending but are split on whether to raise taxes to help fill the gap.
GOP lawmakers and Schwarzenegger, also a Republican, rule out tax hikes. They see deep spending cuts as the way to balance the budget. Democrats argue new state revenues must be raised because deep cuts would slash the state safety net for the needy to the bone.
In the secondary municipal market, California bonds due in 10 to 30 years were trading more strongly yesterday because the market has priced in expectations for a missed budget deadline, said Domenic Vonella, an analyst with Municipal Market Data.
"Not having a budget on time has been par for the course lately," added Parker Colvin, head of municipal securities trading at Stone & Youngberg in San Francisco.
Credit rating agencies have warned of more downgrades if the budget problem is not resolved soon.
Moody's has said the state could see a multi-notch downgrade of its A2 rating. S&P rates $57 billion of its general obligation bonds A.
Fitch Ratings last week cut its rating on California's general obligation debt by one notch to A-minus – four notches above `junk.'
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Grammy Awards celebrated the diversity of music as six different artists tied for lead nominee — Kanye West, Jay-Z, Frank Ocean, Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Mumford & Sons and fun.
Auerbach received five nominations as a member of the Keys and also is up for producer of the year, earning a spot with the others at the top of the list as the Grammy's primetime television special came to his hometown Wednesday night.
"We're speechless," Auerbach said in a statement to The Associated Press from Germany, where he's on tour with drummer Patrick Carney.
The rockers little resemble any of the other acts at the top of the list. The nominations for Jay-Z and West, two of hip-hop's most important figures, is a familiar refrain. Each has routinely been at or near the top of the nominations list for the last several years.
Indie pop band fun., a featured performer during the show, aired live from Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on CBS, rode the success of its anthemic hit "We Are Young" featuring Janelle Monae to sweep of the major categories, earning nods for best new artist, song and record for "We Are Young" and album of the year for "Some Nights." The band's producer Jeff Bhasker is up for four nominations.
"When you call your band fun. with a period at the end of the sentence, you set a very high standard for yourself and for fun itself," Taylor Swift, the concert's co-host, said in introducing them. "Fortunately this band from New York has lived up to the name in the best possible way."
R&B singer Ocean, whose mother was in attendance, made a bold social statement earlier this year when he noted he had a same-sex relationship in the liner notes of his new album "channel ORANGE," and The Recording Academy rewarded him with the nominations for best new artist, record for "Thinkin Bout You" and album of the year.
And British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons, which made an auspicious debut in front of an international audience during the 2011 Grammys, is up for album of the year for "Babel," one of 2012's best-selling releases.
Miguel, who helped Ocean shake up the R&B world this year, and jazz great Chick Corea join the Keys with five nominations apiece. Nas and recording engineer Bob Ludwig join Bhasker at four apiece.
There were no major snubs. Most of 2012's inescapable hits are represented in some way — Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know" is up for record of the year and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" garnered a song of the year nod. Drake, Rihanna and Nashville residents Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Jack White and best new artist nominee Hunter Hayes were among 16 nominees with three nods.
In many ways the nominations reflect a singles-driven year when no album rose to the level of acclaim as Adele's "21" or West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy," which dominated the Grammys last February.
The best new artist category is a great example of this year's diversity. From the minimalist R&B of Ocean, the pop-influenced sounds of fun. and Hayes, the soulful rock of Alabama Shakes and the Americana swing of The Lumineers, there's little resemblance between the acts.
"I think people listen to a lot of types of music and Spotify has proven that, and iPod has proven that," Lumineers member Wes Schultz said. "... Every person in that audience tonight, I saw them freaking out about various artists that have no relationship to each other."
Alabama Shakes drummer Steve Johnson noted the diversity in the category after the show, then made a surprising statement: "If I were on the other side of the fence, I'd vote Frank Ocean personally."
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Netbooks are all the rage. So it's probably no shock that cell phone carriers are getting in on the act. AT&T AT&T's netbook line-up is only available in Atlanta and Philadelphia for now. Verizon Wireless is reportedly about to start selling an HP Mini 1151NR on May 17 at its stores, according to the Boy […] [Read More]
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Keith Nyhan, who represents Ward 7 on the city's South Side, said he received a book about the militarization of police from BearCat opponents. "I don't buy into the conspiracy theory," he said.
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Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips' decision to move Mario Williams to weak-side linebacker in his new odd front could turn out to be brilliant, the way we hear it. There is little question Williams has the athleticism to make the transition, and his new role will be similar to what he has done all along. In Dallas, Phillips asked Pro Bowl OLB DeMarcus Ware to drop back into coverage approximately 20 percent of the time. Word is Williams will have even less responsibility in coverage, dropping back closer to 10 percent. One league observer recently said he would not be surprised to see Williams erupt next season similar to the way that Packers OLB Clay Matthews did in his first season as Green Bay's rush 'backer. With Williams entering a contract season and the pressure to win at an all-time high in Houston, a big payoff — literally — could be in store for both the Texans and Williams.


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Nearly 34 million Americans diagnosed with cancer, diabetes or epilepsy, and over two million suffering from an intellectual disability are now protected from discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Changes to the definition of a disability made by the 2008 ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA) were reflected in four revised publications issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in May 2013. Given the limitations these diseases place on major life activities, the EEOC considers applicants and employees with these conditions to fall within the definition of a "disability" under the ADA.
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Microsoft mixed up the Pro and the Retina Pro (and the comparison should be the Air) (Updated)
So let me cut to the chase and point out something rather misleading. Microsoft compared the Pro 3 to the "MacBook Pro" which weighs in at 3.46 pounds... and you see this:
The image of the MacBook Pro is probably this one of the old Pro, and it's 4.50lb, not 3.46lb which is the Retina MacBook Pro
Heck, actually it's probably the image of the old 15" Pro (how can you screw up this badly?)
And shouldn't they be comparing it with a 13" MacBook Air (which they did yesterday) which is a more comparable 2.96 pounds (vs. 2.42lb for SP3+keyboard)?
Kudos to Microsoft for updating their comparison (note the proper weight of 2.4lb with Type Cover attached)
But it looks like Microsoft still isn't too keen about posting the latest MacBook Air model.
They probably Googled up "MacBook Air" and chose the first image they saw...
...which is the wrong image. This is a 2011/2012 model running Lion, when it should have been this instead:
Oh well. I better stop fussing too much. At least they got the type right. Or, Microsoft, just don't compare it with anything if you can't do it right.


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Alton Rollon Romine (born March 10, 1932) is a former gridiron football defensive back and a halfback in the National Football League (NFL), the Canadian Football League (CFL), the Ontario Rugby Football Union (ORFU), and American Football League (AFL). He played for the NFL's Chicago Bears (1955) and Green Bay Packers (1955, 1958); the CFL's Toronto Argonauts (1956) and Ottawa Rough Riders (1959); the ORFU's Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen (1957), and the AFL's Denver Broncos (1960) and Boston Patriots (1961).[2] Romine played collegiate ball for the University of North Alabama before playing professionally for 8 seasons. He retired from football in 1961.[3]
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A federal judge has ruled that the state must recognize the marriage of a gay couple before one of the women, who has cancer, dies.
The Indiana attorney general's office says U.S. District Court Judge Richard L. Young granted the couple's request for a temporary restraining order Thursday to keep the state from enforcing its ban on gay marriages against the couple.
Niki Quasney and Amy Sandler wanted Indiana to recognize their 2013 marriage in Massachusetts, one of 17 states where gay marriage is legal.
Quasney has stage 4 ovarian cancer and the Munster, Ind., couple wanted Young to order the state to recognize their marriage in Quasney's anticipated death certificate.
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inexpressibly difficult time." said Paul Castillo, one of the couple's attorneys.
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i am married to a british born jamaican and have a mixed race baby ,i am white.we live in overcrowded property which the council tell me my children can doss down on the living room or kitchen floor and i have a 10 yr wait for a transfer.meanwhile refugees/asylum seekers over the road waited 2 weeks and got a bedroom each for their children,things like this anger british people whatever their colour.queue jumping.due to bnp promising that this wont happen anymore if u vote for them i can really understand how and why they are getting support.i am in a mixed race relationship so i will not be voting for them and it will b terrible for us if they do get in power but i can understand the reasons people are voting for them,as enough is enough on immigration.tony blair cant even house this countrys people ie me,then he goes offering over 400000 more properties to other countries.its appalling lets hope he listens b4 its too late.
I would certainly vote BNP. I also pity them for having to put up with the media's unrelenting smear campaign.
james bolan
Why are so many people against talking to them. A few years ago our government was talking to Sinn fein. While they were killing our soldiers ! These people knew the identities of terroists. But our government still spoke to them !!! Is th bnp worse than that???
yes i would vote for them. I feel the other parties have lost touch with the working man. In my situation at present The place where i work we are being replaced from our jobs by eastern block cheap labour. But my council tax, household bills still rise. Britain i agree is a multi cutural society but we have gone too P C worried about offending other faiths at christmas and all manner of things we read about in the media !!! If they don t want to follow our culture and laws . Why do they still want to live in the uk?? When i have been in Saudi i have had to follow their customs and laws and had to respect them. As i was i their country ! ! Why is that different to the uk where we are so afraid of offending other faiths etc ??It will be a protest to the other parties to wake up and think of us first. The working man of the uk.
I've voted BNP for the first time because there seems to be no control over immigration. Despite Labour saying they have control there seems to be an influx of immigrants, who are then given preferential treatment when it comes to benefits and housing.
I am not racist and although I know some people in the BNP are, I felt I would contribute towards a statement to the government this time around. I think BNP will take a suprising number of votes. Perhaps then people will listen and Labour will realise that this country should not be seen as a Utopia for people from other countries.
bnp 100
the immigrants may do the dirty jobs but if the blacks, indians etc. don't want to be british and fit in, then they should go away! britain is a white nation!!!
Stuart, Kent
Yes I will be llending my vote to the BNP at the next opportunity. They are the only part who understand British people in a time when Labour and Tory have deserted them
Brit Boy
I'm a Christian, white male, 24 and appaled by all these non-british people going around like they own the place. "They'll always be an England". Like litter there is too much rubbish being strewn around in our country so we are electing the BNP to clean our streets. We fought many a war for our country, this one will be easy. We also have the most modern Navy in the world, the 2nd largest Air force in the world and THE best army in the world. We'll be around forever. Long live our Queen and Country.
Daniel Thorlby
Yes, I agree with CrAzY J saying the Bnp want to stop Britain being multicultural and there are no coloured people in the BNP. The problem for the people who say this is that they want us to assume its a bad thing while never giving a reason for why we should make that assumption. Is there anything wrong with a racial group defending its interests? After all we have a black police association, and a Muslim party of Great Britain. Is there anything wrong with wanting just Enlgish cultures in Britain? No. English culture is diverse in itself, and we don't need to add tension to that mix by adding incompatible cultures. For example women died for equal rights yet Islam denounces equal rights for women. Some say multiculturalism helps in the workplace, but its propaganda because I see no benefit in how you do your job unless its a culturally related job... and why in a supposedly unbiased debate are we presented with a picture of Nick Griffin clearly intended to make him look stupid before the debate has even begun? Sham on the BBC.
The problem is the gap in thinking between the political (and media) elite in this country and the normal folks. Immigration is the sharpest example of this; at no time has the majority of the British public supported large-scale immigration but it has been imposed on us for decades by politicians.
Alan Trent
For the first time in my life I am going to vote BNP. I use to vote Labour but the middle class posers who make up the Labour leadership are totally alien to me. They regard white working class males like me as less than human and ensure that every other group's interests - ethnic minorities, gays, asylum seekers etc take precedence over mine. BNP is the only party that represents white working and lower middle class peoples interests. The BNP has moved on from what it use to be they dont wear swastikas, do the Nazi salute or advocate violence against ethnic minorities. But they do want a better deal for ordinary white people whose families have lived her for generations . After all those are the people who made this country what it is the first choice for anyone who is unhappy with their own country.
Crazy J,here's a new one for you,how about you immigrants put yourselves in our shoes,the indigenous whites that is.I am now and always will be a BNP voter.Things are bad enough now,the future fills me with absolute dread!
i would vote bnp.This been for a number
of reasons. The drugs trade is a major problem in Britain of late, and we only have to read the news to find where its coming from and the people who are bringing it in.
There are no council houses for our single struggling white women, and low income familys.
People are frightened to leave their homes on an evening in some areas in britain, because of all the dangerous imigrants in britain. Yes there are dangerous white people too, but they can be dealt properly by the legal system. Because they can not cry the rage act!!!!!!!!!
They actually make britain look untidy and dirty, because they do not share the british morals and attitudes.
All in all Britain is not the same, and never will be untill something is done.
These are not rasist comments its facts.
I absolutely agree with Jack England, people of different cultures are making little india and pakistan in England. I am from an ethinic minority, I like living in England, but I follow the way of a british life. yes I have my culture too but only on a special occassion I would celebrate and show I am proud to be who I am. At the end of the day this is England, a country of christianity, and traditional british culture. No immigrant has the right to change that. It is a way of life, if you can't adapt to the british society then basically you should try living elsewhere. I can see where the BNP are coming from. But the BNP are not the answer, they are just another imitation of Hitler and I don't think the british public really want that. There has to be a tolerance level of all religeons and races, but not to the extent where it changes the traditional way of life of the country.
i will be voting for the bnp in the future
voting for bnp is about rage for these people... i say that because people of ethic backgrounds such as asian and caribean have risen in status level with the 'bnp voters'.. you are all jealous in what we are begining to achieve as we are exceeding you...voting for the BNP is rascism because you obv dont want us here or like us but we r ere to stay.. and to say that you wana protect ur culture...WOT CULTURE?
William Johannson
Absolutely yes! Multiculturalism has proven to be a complete disaster for this country and the BNP is the only party prepared to do something about it.
I think that the BNP are just racists and that the government in this country is hypocritical. How is it that the BNP leader has been cleared of all charges when it was obvious he was inciting racial hatred claiming non whites should be shot and abu hamza has been sentenced for the same crime just because hes a muslim and from the middle east. And then they go on about freedom of speech!
tony carroll
i am voting bnp british people of all race backgrounds have been pushed aside by the goverment
Mr Colonel
It would be funny for the BNP to come into parliment, because they don't realise that it is the immigrants that do the jobs most white British people refuse to do. Lets see if Britain maintain such a strong economy without immigrants and the old 'Empire'! To be honest I would be happy to go back to the caribbean at least I would feel comfortable and live in the sunshine.
I would vote BNP. How else will the British people keep their own culture. With the other political parties comes too much 'political correctness' with them more interested in helping foreign people in this country rather than the british public
After reading some of the above comments I can see why some people would vote BNP. We live in Britain and our language is English. What languge is 'wats 25% of da public' or 'the BNP chat pup'???
and as for Aman's comment about being 'cosy and British' being WRONG!...er...if you dont like being British then dont come to Britain!
I think most people who are thinking of voting BNP are sick of areas of every town in the land turning into foreign countries where nobody speaks English and all their Council Tax goes on Support Groups, Welfare Centres and housing for these people.
I am not a racist and am fully aware and glad of the cultural links between Britain and India or the Caribbean that goes back generations. The problem is the influx of people from Albainia, Cosovo, Romainia, Algeria, Somalia etc etc that seems to be pushing our immigrant population through the roof in some areas and bringing with them crime and lawlessness.
Sharon Ebanks
I'm voting BNP, and I'm proud to be an organiser and fundraiser. There is no other party in Britain supporting the British race of people.
I am sorry to say that I have come to the conclusion that multi-culturism does not work in this country. Although still in a minority, i feel that some serious crimes appear to be due to new and first generation immigrants.
I Would vote BNP. Its about time someone took control of the country, we have become a nation who are afraid of offending that much i am now starting to get offended. We have gone PC MAD!!!!!!. We let too many people into our country, we should help ourselves before helping everyone else.
I was appalled when i read about this, mind you its only an opinion poll and we know how reliable they are (not) I think that this news is a disgrace, not to all british people cos not everyone is BNP inclined but BNP themselves. I think that their policies are old school and i dont wanna go back to living in the 1800s! You can see why a 50+ person would be voting for them, its all cosy and british, this is wrong. There must be something we can do to get them out of the race for parliament.
str8 racism, wats 25% of da public playin at!! And i thought we lived in a country that was "proud" of its multi-cultral society?
CrAzY J **StAnDaRd**
Is there one BLACK or person of COLOUR in the BNP?? not to my knowledge!! Personally i think the BNP chat pup, i understand that they're sayin that there are too many immigrants coming over to the uk from poorer countries, but they need to put themselves in the shoes of an immigrant, cos im sure if they were one they would want a better way of life and us british peeps have that better way. If BNP ever came into power, see how quick they would send all the people of colour back home whether it be jamaica, africa, or the middle-east. I think they jus wanna keep britain White, instead of it being a multicultural country...but thats how i see it anywayz.


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In reference to the letter that I am not a constitutional scholar (�Writer no scholar of Constitution,� Jan. 8 by Patrick Riley, regarding Tom Snyder�s Jan. 4 guest column, �Leaders ignore Constitution�), I agree. I never claimed to be one. I am like most people where I have to judge the source of my information as credible or not. Charles Krauthammer and George Will are two sources of information I see as trustworthy and knowledgeable on constitutional interpretation.
Riley is correct that the health care law was passed by Congress. The president changed things in the law after it was passed. This is one of my issues, as it should be yours, also. �To contend that the obligation imposed on the president to see the laws faithfully executed implies a power to forbid their execution is a novel construction of the Constitution, and is entirely inadmissible.� � U.S. Supreme Court, 1838.
My error seems to be the incorrect Roman numerals instead of Arabic. To clarify this, I should have said Section 3 of Article 2, specifically clause 4: The �taking care clause�. My use of 11 for 2 was accidental and not meant to confuse the issue of following the Constitution and rule of law.
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