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Ethan Moreau will be out for 'foreseeable future' with broken hand
Oct 21, 2010, 1:17 PM EST
This was mentioned briefly in the recap last night, but the Columbus Blue Jackets got some bad news Wednesday as rugged forward Ethan Moreau broke his right hand blocking a shot against the Anaheim Ducks last night.
Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch writes that Moreau knew something was wrong right away and that he'll be out for "the foreseeable future."
Portzline points out that tough guy Derek Dorsett moved up to Moreau's spot during the game and would be a "logical choice" to remain in that role.
"It's broken," Blue Jackets coach Scott Arniel said. "It's going to be a while."
This is a big blow for the Blue Jackets, who had relied on Moreau early this season to play on the checking line and top penalty kill. He had embraced the role of dressing room leader, too, with several young players gravitating to his locker stall after many practices.
Moreau isn't the kind of guy who would light up the scoreboard, but as the former captain of the Edmonton Oilers, he brings a veteran presence that can be helpful in a room full of inexperienced players.
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The Dodd-Frank Act has created a host of problems, for consumers, banks and other financial entities. According to the Financial Services Roundtable, there are now 40 percent fewer free checking accounts as a result of the law, and banks have seen large drops in annual earnings. The bill also requires 26,000 full-time employees devoted to paperwork compliance. The Economist notes that financial regulation, in general, has been unpredictable and opaque, with new Dodd-Frank regulations continuing to be developed years after its passage.
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) has actually filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging the Dodd-Frank Act, and oral arguments were heard in the case in November. Specifically, the suit focuses on the Consumer Financial Protection Board (CFPB) and the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC). The CFPB has extensive control over the consumer finance industry, while FSOC has a great deal of power to regulate large financial companies. Iain Murray of CEI explains the plaintiffs' arguments:
Murray notes that there may be an effort among the new Congress to reform Dodd-Frank in 2015.
Source: Iain Murray, "Dodd-Frank Court Case Could Provide Injunctive Relief for America," The Blaze, November 18, 2014; "Capital Punishment," Economist, November 15, 2014.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is considered by many to be the nation's "first responder" in the event of a disaster, but a new report from Chris Edwards of the Cato Institute contends the agency is supposed to be a financial aid organization only -- not to replace state and local responders. That, however, has not been the case, as FEMA has become more involved in handling state disasters.
Under the Stafford Act of 1988, the federal government is only supposed to involve itself in state disasters if responding to the disaster is beyond the state's capability. But in practice, says Edwards, the federal government routinely agrees to declare state disasters "major disasters" so that they qualify for aid from FEMA. While just 51 disasters were declared in the 1970s, 127 were declared in the 2007s. Already in the 2010s there have been 139 disaster declarations. What's the problem? Edwards explains:
Edwards explains how FEMA has actually obstructed local relief efforts, despite that local actors are often better equipped to handle disasters because they are familiar with the area. Moreover, the program has been plagued with waste: a GAO report estimates that at least $1 billion in Hurricane Katrina aid payments were invalid, and a report from the Associated Press found that individuals received up to $1 billion in taxpayer funds by claiming to have lived in homes that did not actually exist before the hurricane.
Source: Chris Edwards, "The Federal Emergency Management Agency," Cato Institute, November 18, 2014.
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Are America's highest earners the same, static group of ultra-wealthy individuals, sitting atop the income distribution from year to year? Not at all. As Mark J. Perry of the American Enterprise Institute explains, the wealthiest Americans are an ever-changing group, and Americans move up and down the income ladder throughout their lives.
The IRS recently issued new data regarding how often American taxpayers appeared in the list of top 400 earners, analyzing tax returns across the 19-year period from 1992 to 2010. What they found differs markedly from most commentary on income mobility. There were 4,024 unique taxpayers whose tax returns filed from 1992 to 2010 placed in the top 400 earners. Of those:
Perry says the data contradicts the widely-held belief that America's top income earners are a set group that doesn't move down the income ladder.
Source: Mark J. Perry, "IRS data show that the vast majority of taxpayers in the 'Fortunate 400' are only there for one year," American Enterprise Institute, November 25, 2014.
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Various studies have claimed Americans' retirement savings are in trouble, with some estimates suggesting that up to 84 percent of American shave insufficient savings targets. Veronique de Rugy of the Mercatus Center says that those figures are somewhat overblown. Still, she says the United States does have a saving problem:
What to do about this? The answer is not making Social Security even bigger, says de Rugy. While some have suggested strengthening the program, it is unsustainable and underfunded by trillions of dollars. Moreover, she notes that the existence of the program disincentivizes saving; by one count, $100 in Social Security wealth reduces private saving by $40.
Instead, de Rugy suggests that the government do the following:
Source: Veronique de Rugy, "Why Don't Americans Save Their Money?" Reason Magazine, December 2014.
Each year, Congress votes on a group of bills known as "tax extenders" -- various deductions or tax credits that must be renewed year-to-year, or else they expire. Several of the provisions expired at the beginning of 2014 and have yet to be renewed. Some are speculating that Congress will vote on the extenders before Christmas. Until then, Kelly Erb at Forbes offers a list of expired tax provisions that taxpayers should take note of when they go to file their taxes:
These are just a few of the 55 tax extenders that expired at the start of the year.
Source: Kelly Phillips Erb, "10 Expired Tax Provisions That Might Affect You In 2014," Forbes.com, November 24, 2014.
Americans have benefited enormously from generic drugs. Scott Gottlieb, resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, says that the average generic drug price is 75 percent less than its brand-name counterpart. From 1999 to 2010, generic drug use saved the American health system over $1 trillion; in 2010, it saved Americans $157 billion.
Some lawmakers have recently turned their attention to generic drug costs, because a few generics have seen substantial price increases. According to Gottlieb, however, the individual cost increases are not indicative of an overall trend but have to do with the specific circumstances of the individual drugs:
While many generic price increases were the result of individual factors, Gottlieb does suggest that generic drug prices could rise, over the long run, due to government action:
These are the real problems plaguing the generic drug industry, says Gottlieb.
Source: Scott Gottlieb, "Why Are Some Generic Drugs Skyrocketing In Price?" Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, November 20, 2014.
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Conan O'Brien's fraught exit from NBC almost a year ago still weighs all-too-heavily on his mind, writes Laura Bennett in The New Republic. Indeed, a month into his new talk show on cable station TBS, he's still peppering his nightly chatter with references to the network that ousted him from "The Tonight Show." This "slide into chronic self-referentiality" is not only "patently offensive," given his massive, $30 million payoff from NBC, it's turning Conan into a terrible late-night host, argues Bennett. Here's an excerpt:
When O'Brien riffs on his diminished paycheck or the lowbrow nature of basic cable, it's uncomfortable to watch him. This doesn't jive with the spirit of the late-night talk show, which aims to make viewers feel privy to a cozy, casual chat. Johnny Carson excelled at the business of putting his guests—and thus his viewers—at ease. His jokes were chummy and he never stole the spotlight. Even Jay Leno built his brand on providing a kind of backdrop for flashier personalities. It might not be fun to watch Leno, but it is comfortable. His style is unobtrusive. O'Brien, sitting beside a celebrity guest, is a competing spectacle.
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Dollar falls after Obama victory, losses seen limited
LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar fell on Wednesday after U.S. President Barack Obama's re-election for a second term was seen ensuring Federal Reserve quantitative easing will stay in place.
But analysts said the dollar's uptrend could resume if safe-haven flows are prompted by growing worries over the looming U.S. "fiscal cliff".
The country risks policy paralysis over a sharp fiscal tightening due to start next year unless a deal is reached in Congress to avert it.
The end of uncertainty about the election result lifted stocks and riskier currencies, helping the higher-yielding Australian dollar rise to its highest in nearly seven weeks and the Canadian dollar to a three-week peak.
The dollar was down 0.1 percent against a basket of currencies .DXY at 80.545, not far from Monday's two-month high of 80.843.
The euro was up 0.1 percent at $1.2825, having hit a high for the day of $1.28765, with traders looking to sell the single currency at higher levels as investors took a grim view given weaker-than-expected economic data and renewed concerns about Greece and Spain.
The euro risked coming under selling pressure on uncertainty before a Greek parliamentary vote on austerity measures necessary to secure the next tranche of bailout cash, without which the country faces bankruptcy [ID:nL5E8M6E9B].
"There's a bit of relief that there was a clear result in the U.S. presidential election, it's removed uncertainty which is benefiting pro-cyclical currencies in particular," said Ian Stannard, head of European currency strategy at Morgan Stanley.
"But this is likely to be short-lived, especially for the euro due to caution about Greece and Spain."
The Democrats retained a majority in the Senate but the Republicans held control of the House of Representatives, which could lead to tough negotiations over the "fiscal cliff", potentially prompting safe-haven flows into the dollar.
The initial reaction to Obama's re-election, however, was positive for equities and riskier currencies because the Republicans had expressed opposition to the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing policy.
The Australian dollar gained 0.4 percent to hit $1.0480, its highest since September 21, extending gains it made after the Reserve Bank of Australia surprised some market players by not cutting rates on Tuesday.
The U.S. dollar also fell against the Canadian dollar to C$0.9875.
Many were skeptical about the gains in riskier currencies given the looming fiscal problems in the U.S. could hurt growth in the world's largest economy. Riskier currencies are bought by investors when they are confident about an economic recovery.
"Beyond the initial reaction, the 'risk on' sentiment will be challenged at some point by the heightened fiscal cliff threat," David Bloom, global head of FX strategy at HSBC wrote in a note.
"We believe this may extend dollar's weakness, but will cap and potentially reverse the rally in "risk on" currencies we expect in the near term."
Against the yen the dollar fell to as low as 79.81 yen, well below its four-month high of 80.68 yen hit last week. It bounced back to 80.35 yen, flat on the day, as yields on U.S. Treasuries stabilized after a sharp drop. <US/>
Analysts at Morgan Stanley said they are maintaining their bullish strategy for dollar/yen and expected a re-test of the 80.70 high, with a break above their opening the way for gains towards their 84.00 target.
With the U.S. election out of the way, investors would turn their focus on the euro zone debt crisis in the near term.
The euro bounced from a two-month low of $1.2763 hit on Tuesday to rise back above its 200-day moving average, a key chart level, at $1.2827. But it stalled ahead of another chart indicator, the top of the daily Ichimoku cloud, around $1.2878.
Greece's coalition government hopes to overcome its own divisions to push through parliament on Wednesday the austerity package needed to avert bankruptcy.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is expected to narrowly win but the smallest party in his coalition will oppose the measures, leaving him with a margin of just a handful of votes.
Meanwhile, the market remained concerned that Spain could delay seeking international aid, which could weigh on the euro.
The European Central Bank will decide on interest rates on Thursday and while no change is expected, a slew of grim data out of the euro zone, including sluggish German industrial numbers, are likely to keep alive chances of further reductions.
(Additional reporting by Anirban Nag, editing by Ron Askew)
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PORT ARTHUR- by Jennifer Gordy
A Port Arthur man is in custody and a Groves woman is dead following
an early morning two vehicle accident Sunday.
Port Arthur police say 38 year old Maria Guadalupe Gonzales died at a hospital after the car she was driving was struck from behind around 3am Sunday morning in the 3900 block of Memorial Boulevard.
Police have charged 27 year old Leroy Rideaux, Junior with intoxication manslaughter.
Police said the struck car had two people inside. First responders took both to St. Mary Hospital. Investigators said a man in the passenger seat had non-life threatening injuries and Gonzales was later transferred to Christus Hospital St.Elizabeth in Beaumont where she died from her injuries.
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Tami Roman Says No more Drama On Basketball Wives
In an attempt to change the negative energy of VH1's BBW, Tami Roman is telling fans not to expect the same fawkery as seasons past. In an interview, Tami claims the next season of Basketball Wives Miami will be more "family oriented" and positive programming.
Via CoCo Fab reports:
After months of mounting pressure to improve the quality of the show and to stop instigating physical altercations, executive producer Shaunie O'Neal has decided to listen to the critics.
"What you've seen in past seasons was real, but that's not how our lives are 98% of the time. We're excited to show you more than just the drama," says Roman, who is also working on a scripted show for TVOne entitled "Belle's" alongside Elise Neal about a well-to-do black family that runs a restaurant named Belle's.
"I'm a busy mom and I have a new show coming out and I'm focused on that," she insists. "I'm really a loving person and you'll see that on season five."
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Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), have for the first time extensively mapped Greenland's and Antarctica's ice sheets with the help of the ESA satellite CryoSat-2 and have thus been able to prove that the ice crusts of both regions momentarily decline at an unprecedented rate.
In total the ice sheets are losing around 500 cubic kilometres of ice per year. This ice mass corresponds to a layer that is about 600 metres thick and would stretch out over the entire metropolitan area of Hamburg, Germany's second largest city.
"The new elevation maps are snapshots of the current state of the ice sheets. The elevations are very accurate, to just a few metres in height, and cover close to 16 million km2 of the area of the ice sheets. This is 500,000 square kilometres more than any previous elevation model from altimetry", says lead-author Dr. Veit Helm, glaciologist at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven.
For the new digital maps, the AWI scientists had evaluated all data by the CryoSat-2 altimeter SIRAL. Satellite altimeter measure the height of an ice sheet by sending radar or laser pulses in the direction of the earth. These signals are then reflected by the surface of the glaciers or the surrounding waters and are subsequently retrieved by the satellite. This way the scientists were able to precisely determine the elevation of single glaciers and to develop detailed maps.
On the basis of further CrysoSat-2 the scientists also documented how the elevation has changed over the 2011–2014 period. Ice sheets gain mass through snowfall and lose it due to melting and accelerating glaciers, which carry ice from the interior of the ice sheet to the ocean. "We need to understand where and to which extent the ice thickness across the glaciers has changed. Only then can we can analyse the drivers of these changes and find out how much ice sheets contribute to global sea level rise", says Veit Helm.
The team derived the elevation change maps using over 200 million SIRAL data points for Antarctica and around 14.3 million data points for Greenland. The results reveal that Greenland alone is reducing in volume by about 375 cubic kilometres per year.
"When we compare the current data with those from the ICESat satellite from the year 2009, the volume loss in Greenland has doubled since then. The loss of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet has in the same time span increased by a factor of 3. Combined the two ice sheets are thinning at a rate of 500 cubic kilometres per year. That is the highest speed observed since altimetry satellite records began about 20 years ago," says AWI glaciologist Prof. Dr. Angelika Humbert, another of the study's authors.
The areas where the researchers detected the largest elevation changes were Jakobshavn Isbrae (Jakobshavn Glacier) in West Greenland and Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica. Since February 2014 scientists know that the Jakobshavn Isbrae is moving ice into the ocean at a record rate of up to 46 meters a day. The Pine Island Glacier hit the headlines in July 2013. Back then AWI scientists reported that a table iceberg as large as the area of Hamburg had broken off the tip of its ice shelf.
But whereas both the West Antarctic Ice Sheet and the Antarctic Peninsula, on the far west of the continent, are rapidly losing volume, East Antarctica is gaining volume – though at a moderate rate that doesn't compensate the losses on the other side of the continent.
The maps and results of this study are published in 'The Cryosphere', an open access journal of the European Geosciences Union (EGU).
Source: Alfred Wegener Institute
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New Anti-Hack Cleaning Up San Paro In APB ReloadedAPB: Reloaded has had a turbulent journey in the world of the free online third-person shooter genre, originally launching under the original developers before closing and re-launching under Gamers First and Reloaded Games. However, there has been one constant throughout the journey that continues to plague the game today, the hacking community. Almost any competitive game is victim to its community accusing other members of hacking, it's just human nature. But Reloaded Games are taking the battle to the front lines with the introduction of the Fair Fight anti-cheat engine, one of the only anti-cheat options that operates server side. Part of the appeal to Fair Fight is the naming and shaming that's made possible by the way the program analyzes data. The official website has been updated with 200 names, some with shocking statistics. Some of the newly banned accounts have over 800 hours logged game play, with some accounts being created as early as 2011. Seems that Reloaded Games are sending out a very simple message. Hack all you want, you will be caught and banned.
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Forgetful groom fails to mention his mother in wedding speech after thanking everyone else including the caterers
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- The Michelin star chef was horrified at forgetting to thank Jill, 65
- So, he's tried to make it up to her by baking a humble pie
It was a blunder he'd prefer to forget, on a day he should remember forever.
Newly-married Richard Bainbridge thanked everyone right down to the tea lady who did the catering in what was, almost, the perfect wedding speech.
But unfortunately for Mr Bainbridge, he managed to accidentally miss out one very, very important person... the beloved mother who brought him up single-handedly.
Ooops! Michelin starred chef Richard Bainbridge, his mother Jill and the Humble Pie he made her after forgetting her in his wedding speech
The 30-year-old Michelin star chef was horrified at forgetting to thank Jill, 65, at the reception he's tried to make it up to her by baking a humble pie.
Mr Bainbridge had overcome his dyslexia to deliver the big speech word-perfect as he tied the knot with bride Katja.
He thanked everyone right down to the tea lady who catered for their reception before leaving for a honeymoon in Iceland.
But as he stepped onto the plane Mr Bainbridge realised what had happened.
His mother helped him battle his dyslexia and supported him in his early days as he tried to make the grade as a chef.
Mr Bainbridge - who was still a young boy when his dad left home - was so mortified he made his own thank you for his mother as soon as he returned from holiday.
He crafted a special large pork pie with the words 'Sorry mum' on the top.
Richard Bainbridge thanked everyone right down to the tea lady who did the catering in what was, almost, the perfect wedding speech
Mr Bainbridge, head chef at the luxury Morston Hall hotel in Norfolk, said: 'The wedding day was absolutely perfect.
'When it came to my speech, I was quite nervous and flustered. I did all my thank-yous but somehow, and it makes me feel sick every time I think about it, I forgot to mention my mum.
'Mum got me my first part-time kitchen job when I was just 13 and she has been amazing ever since.
'She's a rubbishy driver but she still used to ferry me all around the country for my work and she really supported me.
'She is the most important person in my life next to Katja and she means the world to me. She's been my mother, my father and my best friend. It was a massive battle for her having to bring up two kids and I love her so much.
'She's the most inspirational woman I've ever met, the strongest person I've ever known and I wouldn't ever want her to feel that I take her for granted.'
Mr Bainbridge had his sister Gemma, 36, as his 'best woman' - but she was so nervous about her own speech she forgot to remind him about their mother.
Mr Bainbridge, of Briston, Norfolk, added: 'I couldn't believe it - the one person who deserved the biggest thanks and I'd forgotten her.
Sweetie pie: Richard Bainbridge was so horrified that he forgot to thank his mum on his wedding day that he has cooked his own piece of humble pie
Mr Bainbridge said of his mother Jill: 'She's the most inspirational woman I've ever met, the strongest person I've ever known and I wouldn't ever want her to feel that I take her for granted'
'I have dyslexia so I didn't have any notes and just did it off the cuff. I thanked everyone down to the tea lady and waiters but forgot the most important person.
'She did that thing that mums do. She said it was fine and that we didn't need to talk about it again but I know that her feelings were hurt.'
Mr Bainbridge recently took part in BBC2's Great British Menu where he created 'something funny on a plate' for Comic Relief and his mother also appeared in the programme.
She helped him get him his first job in a pub when he was just 13 and at 16 he was a pot-washer in the same restaurant where he is now head chef.
During his training Mr Bainbridge has worked alongside the Roux brothers at their famous Waterside Inn at Bray, Berkshire.
Mr Bainbridge and his wife, 29, who have been together for seven years, got married in Briston, Norfolk, on May 25.
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The Vanderbilt Commodores will have many changes for the 2014 season. Former head coach James Franklin is now with the Penn State Nittany Lions, replaced by new Vandy mentor Derek Mason.
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Perhaps the most important change is behind center. Austyn Carta-Samuels graduated, leaving Patton Robinette as the new signal caller in Nashville.
Robinette is not new to the playing field or the starting job, but this fall, the job will be his. Last season, he filled in quite often, playing in 10 games overall. He was 46-of-88 (52.3 percent) through the air with four touchdowns, but he did throw five interceptions. That number will have to improve if he is to become a more effective quarterback in the Southeastern Conference.
He also showed the ability to make plays with his legs. Robinette rushed for 214 yards in 2013, with seven rushing touchdowns.
Robinette has already impressed the Vanderbilt fan base with his play. Last season, he led the 'Dores to a comeback victory over the Georgia Bulldogs. He also helped Vandy beat the Florida Gators for the first time in 73 years, and he beat Vandy's intrastate rivals, the Tennessee Volunteers. In the win over the Vols, it was Robinette's touchdown run that sealed the victory at the end.
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In a wide-ranging interview with the Guardian, NASA's chief scientist Dr. Ellen Stofan emphasized that the quest to find alien life is focused primarily on our own solar system, where potential targets include Mars, Jupiter's moon Europa, and Saturn's moon Titan. In order to most effectively survey Mars for signs of life, though, Stofan said putting humans on the ground, and establishing a presence there, is a big priority.
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Dorothy Hackney, who recently passed away at the age of 92, gave £650,000 to Worcester Acute Hospitals NHS Trust to say thank you to staff after her husband, Ray, was looked after at Worcestershire Royal Hospital.
Although Dorothy lived in Wales, she often visited Worcestershire with her husband on holiday.
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