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|Mon, 05-03-2010 - 8:10pm
So, although I have no UTI symptoms, I'm probably a carrier and was told to start taking an antibiotic today. I asked the nurse if there were alternatives and she said no and that I'd have to be hooked up to an iv with antibiotics for the delivery. Antibiotics and their side effects scare the heck out of me (not to mention I don't want to be tied to a pole during labor). I know Group B Strep is no laughing matter either but it looks to me that the iv antibiotics are more likely to harm the baby than GBS is. Untreated, there is a 1/200 chance the baby gets GBS and something like 6% of those 1/200 are fatal. On the other hand antibiotics kill all of baby's good, protective bacteria and leave her open to e-coli (common) and other rebound infections. You get the idea. Upon hours of research, I now know there are options with natural/holistic professionals. Just like everything else in this area, resources are slim and I can't find said professionals. I am MOST upset that instead of being helped to make informed decisions, I was given orders. EXACTLY what I don't want and I'd asked questions about at my first appointment -- and this is only week 7!
My immediate plan is to try to meditate this anxiety and anger away. Then I will likely buy some probiotics, vit.C, echinecea, eat raw garlic, and *maybe* take the d@*n antibiotics.
What do you think? Please give me your experiences, ideas and/or encouragement. Thank you.
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 4:44am
I tested positive for GBS with each of my girls and had to use antibiotic IV just prior to delivery because of it. However, I've since read things very similar to what you posted below -- that the risk of passing it on to baby during delivery is quite slim. I am wondering, however, why they tested you for GSB this early on in your pregnancy? Where I live, the OB's (all four of them, LOL!) don't test for GSB until 36 weeks gestation because the bacteria can come and go, it's not always existent on us. And why do they want you to take antibiotics now? I never heard of that before -- which doesn't mean anything, it's just new to me...
My body tends to react to IV's in a very, very bad way so I'm hoping I wasn't + for GSB this time (I forgot to ask what the results of my swab were when I had my last doc appt this past Friday...), however, I tend to not buck the system, especially since my hubby works at our hospital, so unless I hear or read something more definitive about the adverse effects of the antibiotic IV vs the possibility of baby contracting GSB, I'll just unwillingly accept the darn IV. :-(
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 9:29am
I had a UTI in early pregnancy and took oral antibiotics for it. I don't believe it was GBS, but at the time it seemed leaving a UTI untreated could have caused more complications, so I just wanted to get rid of it. Hope you find the answers you're looking for and a solution, although it sounds like you may not actually have a UTI???
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 10:07am
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 12:53pm
Interesting. Here's my experience with GBS...
Like Joan, I have never been swabbed for GBS that early in a pregnancy. Always toward the end, right before delivery.
I was positive for GBS both my kiddos and did do the IV antibiotics during the delivery, BUT, I had a breech baby and low amniotic fluid so I was scheduled for a C-Section. I already had a ton of IVs going, plus I was strapped to a table so I didn't really make a fuss about it.
I also question why you would start antibiotics now (at 7 weeks) unless the GBS did show up in your urine.
With this 3rd pregnancy, I did have a UTI during the 1st trimester. When I questioned the nurse about it b/c I felt no UTI symptoms, she explained to me that I might not experience any pain or discomfort, but that my bacteria level from GBS was in the 10s of thousands. I started the antibiotic immediately, b/c similar to Joan and Karen, I didn't want the UTI to travel into the kidneys.
In addition, I was spotting early on...and u/s showed all was well. My OB explained that absolutely the UTI could have been causing the spotting.
I don't know enough about holistic medicine to be of any help, so I wish you well in your search for answers.
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 3:02pm
Thanks everyone. I feel a little better realizing how common this is. I was quite emotional yesterday.
Yes, it was detected in a routine urine test, that is why I'm taking antibiotics now. They probably won't swab me later because it will be assumed I will be GBS+ at delivery. Apparently GBS isn't harmful to adults, so if it were just me here, I'd shrug off the prescription, drink my cranberry juice, eat garlic, etc. and be on my merry way. I have done that in the past. But I don't feel confident doing this, unsupported, while pregnant. I'm just so sad and disappointed that my little baby is and will be exposed to foreign substances (for lack of a better word) before they are even born. And then there is my need for choices...
Straight cranberry juice, raw garlic, vit. C, and some other herbs should help me stay UTI free for the rest of the pregnancy, so hopefully no more rounds of oral antibiotics. Then probiotics will help me and baby replenish our good bacteria after the d&*n iv.
Thanks for listening and for your input. I appreciate it!
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 4:33pm
|Tue, 05-04-2010 - 8:14pm
No wonder I was spotting with the GBS UTI. Although I felt fine, the nurse that called to say I needed to start an antibiotic ASAP said my bacteria count was in the 10s of thousands...eeek!
I had no idea of the complications it could cause before delivery such as the things you mentioned!


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[CLJ-1026] Mixed end-of-line endings in the source code Created: 17/Jul/12 Updated: 04/Sep/13
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|John Szakmeister
|0001-Introduce-end-of-line-normalization.patch clj-1026-bash-script.sh
While examining some of the Clojure source code, I discovered that some files had mixed line endings, or CRLF line endings on a non-Windows box. Using .gitattributes, we can correct that so that files have the right endings for the platform that it's on.
|Comment by John Szakmeister [ 17/Jul/12 2:26 PM ]
Patch to fix line endings and introduce .gitattributes.
|Comment by Stuart Halloway [ 20/Jul/12 4:47 PM ]
This looks like a change to every line in the world, which makes it hard to vet. Also: will it render incompatible all other outstanding patches at the time it is applied?
|Comment by John Szakmeister [ 21/Jul/12 6:52 AM ]
You can use git diff -w $(git merge-base HEAD master) to see the actual diff minus the line ending change. Here it is inline:
:: git diff -w $(git merge-base HEAD master) diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b89cfa --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +*.txt text +*.clj text +*.html text +*.js text +*.css text +*.java text diff=java
Also, no, it won't render all the outstanding patches incompatible. For one, it seems like the files that have the eols mixed or in CRLF aren't touched much. I also went through the majority of outstanding patches and couldn't fix one that conflicts. Secondly, format-patch emits the patch inline and is intended to be sent via email. SMTP says that all lines must end with CRLF, so line endings are effectively lost. So git will convert it to the right line ending on application.
It can conflict with any outstanding branches that you may have. Supplying the renormalization option on merge can help:
git merge -X renormalize <branch-name>
Or, you can enable this by default for your repository:
git config --local merge.renormalize true
If you think it's too much trouble, let's just drop it though.
|Comment by Stuart Halloway [ 10/Aug/12 1:15 PM ]
Patch does not apply on my working copy of Clojure. I am using
git am -s ... /Users/stu/repos/clojure/.git/rebase-apply/patch:344: trailing whitespace. p { /Users/stu/repos/clojure/.git/rebase-apply/patch:350: space before tab in indent. margin-left: 0.5in; error: patch failed: epl-v10.html:1 error: epl-v10.html: patch does not apply error: patch failed: src/jvm/clojure/asm/AnnotationVisitor.java:1 error: src/jvm/clojure/asm/AnnotationVisitor.java: patch does not apply error: patch failed: src/jvm/clojure/asm/AnnotationWriter.java:1 error: src/jvm/clojure/asm/AnnotationWriter.java: patch does not apply
I am willing to do this, just inept.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 10/Aug/12 1:21 PM ]
Stuart, I updated this page http://dev.clojure.org/display/design/JIRA+workflow a while back when I had trouble applying some patches involving files with carriage return line endings. I did some Googling on git docs and found the option '--keep-cr' that seems to help in such cases. Try that out.
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 04/Sep/13 12:36 PM ]
I think in this case, we should not provide a patch but a process. And I would like to see this cleaned up.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 04/Sep/13 1:14 PM ]
I am not sure what kind of process you mean, Alex, but here are some thoughts.
There are some patches attached to tickets right now that modify Java source files that have CR/LF line endings throughout. Typically those patches remove some lines, and add new ones, and those new lines typically have CR/LF line endings, too, because whatever editor the person used while making the patch saw the file have CR/LF line endings, and preserved that on new lines of text they added to the file.
So if you want to get rid of CRs throughout the Clojure source code, and keep them out, one way would be to:
(1) do a big commit to get rid of all of the current CR characters in source files.
(2) update the few pending patches that introduce lines with CRs (I checked. There are only 15 tickets with such patches right now.)
(3) I can automate a process of detecting patches that have CRs and flag them for CR removal.
In fact (2) can be done as a result of (3).
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 04/Sep/13 2:29 PM ]
I just mean that any patch for this ticket is doomed to be continuously broken until it is applied, so it would be better to instead have a set of steps that someone can follow to fix all line endings, than a patch. That is #1 on your list should be a set of steps. #2 and 3 would be nice as well.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 04/Sep/13 7:48 PM ]
clj-1026-bash-script.sh is not a patch, but a bash script that can be run in an unmodified Clojure source tree, preferably freshly cloned, that will delete carriage returns characters from all files except those in the .git directory, and directories.
It also prints out the results of a few commands to help you gain confidence that those are the only changes it made.
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Matt Brown, Illinois State QB. He has been a productive player for four years against a lower level of competition, so NFL teams are taking a closer look at Brown as the draft approaches.
Jasper Collins, Mount Union WR. He played Division III football, but if he makes it in the NFL he won't be the first receiver from Mount Union to do so. Collins would follow in the footsteps of Pierre Garcon and Cecil Shorts. Collins showed he could play against better competition at the East-West Shrine game, and NFL teams are looking at him as a good candidate to play the slot.
Garrett Gilkey, Chadron State G. He was a very good left tackle at his level, but likely will be a guard in the pros. He is an adequate enough athlete for guard, and scouts say enough teams like his character makeup enough that someone will take a chance on him late.
MarQueise Gray, Minnesota TE. He played quarterback at Minnesota, and also dabbled at wide receiver. He also worked out as a quarterback at the combine. But some NFL teams surveyed by NFP said they are most interested in him as a tight end because of his athleticism.
Charles Johnson, Grand Valley State WR. He wasn't invited to the combine, but he got the scouting community buzzing when he ran a 4.38 and vertical jumped 39 ½ at his pro day. It helps that he was highly productive and is 6-2, 225. Some team almost certainly will take a late round chance on him.
Terron Jones, Alabama State OT. At 6-8, 341, Jones has some things that can't be coached. He showed decent athleticism in his pro day workout, and he has a chance of being drafted.
Kyle Jusczczyk, Harvard FB. He did pretty well at the Senior Bowl but still was snubbed by the combine. Front office men say he has a decent combination of soft hands and blocking ability. Some question his athleticism.
Terrell Sinkfield, Northern Iowa WR. He did not get a combine invite, but at the pro day at the University of Minnesota he worked out better than the majority of the receivers at the combine. He ran a 4.33 40 and vertical jumped 40 ½ inches.
J.C. Tretter, Cornell G. He is a former quarterback, tight end and left tackle who NFL teams like as a guard. "He has the quick feet for a guard and upside to improve", according to one front office executive.
Brandon Williams, Missouri Southern DT. Scouts say he is a bit on the raw side, but they are intrigued by his "big, thick frame and ability to generate power." He looks like a third round pick.
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THERE will be no rapid removal of services at the Alexandra Hospital should changes be approved later this year.
David Williams, director of operations and delivery for NHS England in Worcestershire, moved to ease growing concerns about how the wider system will cope following the acceptance of the findings of the Independent Clinical Panel last month by the county's health organisations.
The recommendations will see the retention of over 98 per cent of A&E care in the form of an emergency centre at the Alex but the centralisation of inpatient paediatric and consultant-led maternity services into Worcester.
That has led to concerns from campaigners and politicians about whether or not the Worcestershire Royal, Birmingham Women's Hospital and West Midlands Ambulance service will cope with the extra demand.
Mr Williams told Worcestershire's Health and Well-Being board they were currently working through the detail of the findings to determine how it will affect patient movements.
Once completed he said they would then be able to talk to the ambulance service about any additional funding they may need for crews and vehicles and bus companies and community transport providers to ensure patients and their families could get between the different sites for the care they needed.
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SAP NEWSBYTE - SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced the launch of SMB Solutions Group, a new division solely focused on the specific needs of small and medium businesses (SMBs) with up to 500 employees. While SAP has already been highly successful in this market, which represents nearly half of the world's GDP*, the new division is dedicated to meet the ever-increasing technology demands of smaller companies. Following SAP's mantra of making business simpler, the SMB Solutions Group will become the main entry point for those SAP customers and partners globally. With this customer-centric approach, the group will develop the single focus and dedicated approach necessary to help its customers and partners run simple.
The new division will be headed up by Dean Mansfield, who will have full responsibility for its end-to-end operations. Mansfield will execute on a board strategy to redefine the SMB business solutions market by creating the next generation of simplified, integrated business applications powered by SAP HANA®, delivered via the cloud that will solve tomorrow's complex SMB business challenges.
"SMBs are playing an increasingly important role in the global economy and at the same time are increasingly interested in leveraging advanced technology," said Ray Boggs, vice president of SMB Research, IDC. "We're predicting record worldwide SMB IT spending that will top $680 billion by 2018, with exceptional gains in key regions and across key technologies as SMBs are being transformed through the use of mobile devices and cloud computing. The opportunity for firms to sharpen their products, refine distribution strategy and appeal to new customers has never been greater."
In addition, Mansfield will lead the current SAP® Business One® application portfolio, which will continue to operate through the Global Partner Operations organization, and plans to accelerate the adoption of SAP Business One, version for SAP HANA, as well as the SAP Business One Cloud solution, version for SAP HANA.
Prior to joining SAP, Mansfield held several senior leadership positions within the software-as-a-service industry, including six years at NetSuite, where he managed global sales and operations. He brings more than 20 years of software experience to SAP.
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The champions' lead only lasted two minutes, though. Manuel Neuer made a mess of a cross and found himself out of position when Sebastian Boenisch followed with a shot. As a result, Neuer was only able to get a finger to it, which left the rebound in front of goal for Sidney Sam to bury in the gaping goal.
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Meanwhile, Bayern were superb, at least until they got into the final third. They dominated possession and had 27 shots to Bayer's five, but their finishing was poor, their luck non-existent and Bernd Leno was tremendous to keep them from finding a winner.
Despite Bayern's dominance, they nearly lost the match when Ribery ran over Jens Hegeler on one of the home side's few forays forward, but the referee chose not to award a penalty and Bayern would get at least a point in a match when they probably deserved three.
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Xcel Energy Center is undergoing its first major structural upgrade since opening in 2000.
Our sister publication, Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal, reports that the Wild is investing about $1 million to build 24 four-person loge boxes at the St. Paul arena in time for the team's first preseason game on Sept. 26. The boxes, which will replace about 100 regular club seats, will feature Cambria quartz counter tops and upscale, wood dining chairs.
The loges boxes are priced at $48,000 to $53,000 annually, compared to an average of $180,000 per year for a suite. That includes tickets to all Wild games and most other events, as well as a buffet meal, soft drinks, beer and wine. Hard liquor costs extra.
SportsBusiness Journal reports that Bud Light has secured the naming rights to the revamped space as part of a three-year sponsorship renewal with the Wild. The brewer also will get the naming rights for the Iron Range Grill hockey-themed sports bar on the main concourse, which will be rebranded as the Bud Light Blue Line Bar.
"Honestly, we have not kept up with the trends of premium-seat options," Carin Anderson, the Wild's vice president of corporate sponsorship and retail management, told the newspaper. "The loge concept is different than anything else now that you can buy, and we felt this market doesn't have much of it."
Xcel Energy Center will be the third Twin Cities sports facility to add loge boxes. The University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium has had them since opening in 2009 and the Minnesota Timberwolves added them at Target Center for the 2009-10 season.
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From Catherine's Palace we visited Peter and Pauls fortress which is the original citadel of the city. The sun may only have risen by half ten but by half three it was preparing to set ...
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... but small villages with their associated little collection of fields had been carved out of it every few kilometres. The cloud got too thick to see anything for the middle part of the flight, but coming down over Russia you could see a similar sort of thing in the deep countryside, but then more and more really grotty looking factory-farms and awful huge multistory state housing as you got closer to the city. The area around St Petersburg is as flat as a ...
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Insider Selling: Southwestern Energy Company Director Sells $711,900 in Stock (SWN)
Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE:SWN) Director Vello A. Kuuskraa sold 15,000 shares of Southwestern Energy Company stock on the open market in a transaction dated Friday, June 20th. The stock was sold at an average price of $47.46, for a total value of $711,900.00. Following the completion of the sale, the director now directly owns 104,284 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $4,949,319. The transaction was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC, which can be accessed through this link.
Shares of Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE:SWN) traded down 1.75% during mid-day trading on Tuesday, hitting $45.96. 3,677,236 shares of the company's stock traded hands. Southwestern Energy Company has a one year low of $34.84 and a one year high of $49.16. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $45.77 and a 200-day moving average of $43.46. The company has a market cap of $16.148 billion and a P/E ratio of 21.36.
Southwestern Energy Company (NYSE:SWN) last posted its quarterly earnings results on Thursday, May 1st. The company reported $0.66 EPS for the quarter, beating the Thomson Reuters consensus estimate of $0.63 by $0.03. The company had revenue of $793.35 million for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $935.27 million. During the same quarter in the prior year, the company posted $0.42 earnings per share. The company's quarterly revenue was up 57.3% on a year-over-year basis. On average, analysts predict that Southwestern Energy Company will post $2.49 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
A number of analysts have recently weighed in on SWN shares. Analysts at Zacks reiterated a "neutral" rating on shares of Southwestern Energy Company in a research note on Wednesday, June 11th. They now have a $47.00 price target on the stock. Separately, analysts at Jefferies Group reiterated a "hold" rating on shares of Southwestern Energy Company in a research note on Thursday, May 15th. They now have a $33.00 price target on the stock. Finally, analysts at Iberia Capital reiterated a "sector perform" rating on shares of Southwestern Energy Company in a research note on Thursday, May 15th. They now have a $45.00 price target on the stock. Eleven analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and seven have given a buy rating to the stock. Southwestern Energy Company currently has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $47.10.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Jefferson County Attorney Mike O'Connell has indefinitely suspended his campaign due to the death of his son.
According to a release from his office, O'Connell's son, Matt, 33, was found dead inside his car on May 5. In a statement from the office said out of respect for the family's privacy as they grieve no other statements will be made at this time.
O'Connell is running for re-election against attorney Karen Faulkner.
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Potential homebuyers can find out all they need to know about making a hassle-free move to a new home in Maidstone on Saturday. The open day at The Grange on September 8th is for prospective purchasers who have a property to sell, so they can discover more about Redrow's part exchange incentive, designed to make moving easy. Christie Alaimo, sales director for Redrow Homes (Eastern), said: "For those with a property to sell, part exchange could take away the hassle of having to find a purchaser. Effectively we'll act their cash buyer. It could pave the way for that longed for move, or help people who need to move quickly and want to avoid being stuck in a housing chain. If that wasn't appealing enough, there are no estate agents' fees to pay either."
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A new garden city: But will it produce real growth?
What George Osborne is offering is hope. Less clear is whether it will be enough to provide the strong growth the economy still needs.
What George Osborne is offering is hope. Less clear is whether it will be enough to provide the strong growth the economy still needs.
After George Osborne announced plans to build 15,000 homes in Ebbsfleet, here's what you need to know about Britain's new garden city.
George Osborne presents a bleak picture his likely announcement's next week in the budget, suggesting more work to be done on the economy.
The Local Government Association expressed concern at the Chancellor's decision to establish an unelected urban development corporation to drive the development of Ebbsfleet.
While we support the Government's aims to build more houses, democratically accountable councils have been at the forefront of delivering local growth and the creation of a separate, remote quango is unnecessary.
– Sir Merrick Cockell, LGA chairman
Residents will be concerned that such a body, unelected and accountable to central government, could have the power to make local decisions about investment, planning, development and possibly even local transport.
Former Conservative Chancellor Lord Lamont has told ITV News George Osborne should raise the threshold at which workers pay 40% income tax.
He said that some the current threshold was meaning some "not very well off" workers such as teachers, nurses and train drivers are being "caught" by the higher rate.
Lord Lamont added that he hoped a pledge to raise the threshold would be included in the next Conservative Party manifesto.
After George Osborne announced plans to build 15,000 homes in Ebbsfleet, here's what you need to know about Britain's new garden city.Read the full story
George Osborne has refused to be drawn on calls to cut the 40p tax rate in real terms, despite facing pressure to help middle income earners being drawn into the higher levy.
The Chancellor told the Andrew Marr Show the government's plans are for a 1% rise in the threshold - a fall when inflation is factored in.
Mr Osborne was urged to raise the 40% tax threshold by former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson earlier this week.
George Osborne has announced plans to create a garden city with 15,000 new homes in Ebbsfleet.
Speaking on BBC's The Andrew Marr Show ahead of Wednesday's Budget, the Chancellor said it would be the country's first garden city in 100 years.
He also announced plans to extend the Help to Buy scheme for first-time-buyers beyond its planned 2016 deadline. It will now end at the end of the decade, Mr Osborne said.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has ruled out a reversal of the rise in VAT in an interview on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, adding that he is "daunted" by the size of the deficit.
In 2012, Balls called for a temporary cut in VAT in an effort to boost the economy, but says the public finances would not allow such a measure after the next election.
Mr Balls added that the breadth of the "cost of living crisis" meant it was unlikely Labour would restore child benefit for higher earners, even though he would "like to".
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls and Labour Ed Miliband have outlined the party's six point budget plan. In an article in the Sunday Mirror, Labour say they would:
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has outlined as six point budget plan, saying that the stakes are high for next week's announcement because "working people are on average £1,600 a year worse off".
Writing in the Sunday Mirror, Mr Balls said: "We can all expect George Osborne and David Cameron to try and claim everything is going well. But that's totally out of touch when millions of working people on middle and lower incomes are not feeling any recovery at all."
While he said that the economy was "on the mend", Chancellor George Osborne reaffirmed there would be no deviation from his deficit reduction strategy.
He said the deficit was still too high, which is why public sector workers face another year of pay restraint and welfare spending will be capped from 2015.
– George Osborne
My Budget next week will set out what we must do to build a resilient economy.
We must not waver from our plan to reduce the budget deficit and deal with Britain's debts. That plan has delivered economic stability and low mortgage rates for families and it has laid the foundations for economic recovery.
None of these decisions are easy, but the alternatives are worse.
We've made huge progress dealing with the debts we inherited, but finishing the job will require further difficult decisions in the next parliament.
He warned that the "single biggest risk" would be to change course just as the current strategy was delivering results.
Chancellor George Osborne has warned of more "difficult decisions" in this week's Budget as he sets out his plans to build a "resilient economy" for the future.
Writing in The Sun on Sunday (behind paywall), Osborne confirmed he will use his Commons statement on Wednesday to spell out details of the Government's promised cap on welfare payments.
He made clear that after five years of austerity, the squeeze on the public sector will have to continue beyond the general election and into the next parliament to rebuild the public finances.
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WEATHER DISCUSSION Today will be the third day in a row that we see thunderstorms in our forecast area. Once again, storms are expected to reach from the Coastal Range all the way to the Eastern Klamath Basin. Monday was a busy day with the storms. over 80 lightning strikes were recorded in Jackson County … Continue reading »
Widespread, Frequent Lightning
WEATHER DISCUSSION As expected, Monday evening brought frequent lightning strikes throughout Northern California and up into southern Oregon. Storms traveled from the southeast into Jackson and Josephine Counties, and lightning strikes in Medford caused power outages. Some storms reached severe limits in Siskiyou County, producing heavy rain and gusty winds. This uptick in thunderstorm activity … Continue reading »
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WEATHER DISCUSSION A cut off low in the San Francisco Bay area will be bringing thunderstorms to much of the state into this evening. As small disturbances rotate around this closed low throughout the next 48-72 hours, rounds of showers and storms will develop across Southern Oregon and Northern California. The first of these … Continue reading »
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WEATHER DISCUSSION Today's storms brought much more lightning to the region compared to yesterdays storms. More instability and moisture mixed with daytime heating created perfect conditions for afternoon thunderstorms. A good amount of lightning was recorded in Modoc, Eastern Siskiyou, Lake, Klamath, and Douglas Counties. Storms were looking to push into Jackson and Josephine, however … Continue reading »
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WEATHER DISCUSSION A change in the weather pattern is here and it is going to be active. Thunderstorms are once again in the forecast, but the difference is that they will affect all areas in the watch area. Yes, even the coast and west side valleys will see scattered showers. An upper level low off … Continue reading »
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WEATHER DISCUSSION Showers and storms Friday were few and far between in northern California an southern Lake County. That's how it's going to be Saturday afternoon, so enjoy the relative calm weather we'll see Saturday before the storms erupt Sunday afternoon. There is a trough of low pressure that is a fair distance offshore, but by … Continue reading »
Breezy Today, Becoming Active by Sunday
WEATHER DISCUSSION Another fairly quiet day is in store, however the winds could become a bit of a problem this afternoon for fire fighting efforts. Average winds will be between 10-20mph inland, with gusts stronger. Isolated thunderstorms are also expected east of the Cascades and south of the Siskiyous. The further south and east … Continue reading »
A Lull in Storm Activity
WEATHER DISCUSSION Thursday afternoon brought only one or two showers and storms to places like Lake and Siskiyou Counties, along with a few high clouds, but the weather pattern has been fairly inactive compared to that of the past couple of weeks. Expect an just isolated storm in northern California and southern Lake County back in the forecast for … Continue reading »
Quiet into Weekend, Active by Sunday
WEATHER DISCUSSION The upper level low that was generating thunderstorms earlier in the week will move into the Intermountain West today. This will keep our weather fairly inactive through Saturday. Only isolated thunderstorms are in the forecast through this time frame. Areas of smoke and hazy skies are likely for much of the area … Continue reading »
Storm Threat Remains Low For Thursday
WEATHER DISCUSSION Thunderstorms from Wednesday afternoon have been much more isolated than earlier in the week. As expected, most of the action has been in southern Lake County and in southern Modoc and Siskiyou Counties. Northern California will see a few storms on Thursday, but the remainder of the region will stay mainly dry. Air … Continue reading »


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The Stanford Cardinal will seek redemption after falling on the road to the Washington Huskies last week, and they'll have a home game against the Arizona Wildcats to do just that.
Stanford (3-1) struggled to move the ball against the Huskies, producing just 235 total yards. Quarterback Josh Nunes went 18-for-37 and threw an interception for the now No. 18 Cardinal, while running back Stepfan Taylor only rushed for 75 yards on 21 carries.
The good news? With a hefty offensive line and pounding run game, the Cardinal will have the advantage in the run game against the small but speedy 3-3-5 Arizona defense.
Meanwhile, the Wildcats will have the challenge of recovering from a painful 38-35 loss to the Oregon State Beavers.
The depth-challenged Wildcats (3-2) are reeling. They could be without starting center Kyle Quinn and "bandit" safety Jared Tevis, both of whcih injured their ankles against the Beavers. Quarterback Matt Scott will look to rebound from two turnover-plagued losses. But he'll have help from a rising star in running back Ka'Deem Carey, who is quietly averaging more than 100 yards rushing per game.
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Dear Bob ...
I run a small business. Nothing all that special or interesting, but we get by. You won't have heard of us -- we're local, and provide a non-IT service to our community (not everyone who reads Advice Line and Keep the Joint Running are in IT), and I'd prefer not to reveal our name. No need and no point to it.
[ Also on InfoWorld: If you're wondering how to fill out your online presence, you should check out Bob's post, "Making a business case for social media" | Get sage advice on IT careers and management from Bob Lewis in InfoWorld's Advice Line newsletter. ]
Anyway, my question: Lots of people, including a lot of business experts, have written about the importance of people in my situation having a blog. So I have a blog. Now they're writing about how important it is for me to have a Facebook page and a LinkedIn page, and that we all have to Twitter and so on.
My problem: I don't have anything new to say on my blog every week (how do you manage to post three Advice Line entries and a new KJR every week?), have no idea what I'd do with a Facebook or LinkedIn page, and don't have the time to keep all of this fresh.
Do I really have to put myself through all of this?
- Uncreative
Dear Uncreative ...
The only unviolable rules of business are:
- You have to make a profit or you'll be out of business, even if you're a nonprofit.
- If you aren't growing, you're shrinking. Shrink enough and you'll be out of business.
- Prospective customers need a reason to choose you instead of a competitor. Current customers need a reason to stay with you instead of switching their business to a competitor. If they don't have one. they'll probably choose a competitor, you'll shrink and eventually go out of business.
Maybe there are others; these are the ones that occur to me at the moment. Notice that "have a blog, Facebook page, and LinkedIn page" aren't on the list.
Blog first: If yours is the kind of business where there just isn't very much new to say every week -- a dry cleaner, perhaps -- then all you can accomplish with a blog is to announce that you're willing to waste everyone's time with worthless drivel or opinions on subjects unrelated to your business for which you have no special expertise to offer.
Kill the blog, and don't even think about Twitter.


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