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ALBUQUERQUE -- A man who prompted a charter school lockdown after he entered a closed bank through an unlocked door on Monday did not steal anything and apparently just hung out inside, a police official told KOB Eyewitness News 4 on Tuesday.
APD spokesman Tanner Tixier said 42-year-old Brian Kolbush did not give police a reason as to why he decided to enter the closed Bank of America branch on Central and Washington.
Kolbush reportedly used the bathroom, but did not cause any damage or steal anything.
Police said Kolbush got in through an unsecured rear door sometime before the bank opened.
The Media Arts Collaborative Charter School was put on lockdown during the incident due to the school's proximity to the bank.
Officers arrested Kolbush a short time after employees reported an intruder. He is charged with criminal trespass.
Kolbush has a criminal history dating back to 1994 that includes charges for identity theft, forgery, credit card theft, embezzlement, fraud and forgery.
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The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently reported that consumer price inflation (CPI) declined in September to a 59-year low of just 1.1% y/y. Excluding more volatile food and energy prices, the so-called core CPI rose only 0.8% y/y. This is not good news for the US Federal Reserve, which considers this a dangerously low rate of CPI. While the Fed lacks a formal CPI target–unlike many other central banks–it nevertheless seeks to keep inflation sufficiently above zero so that, should the economy weaken further, low inflation is unlikely to turn into outright deflation, something the Fed considers it necessary to avoid at all costs.
With a range of economic indicators now suggesting that the rate of US economic growth has moderated of late, the Fed is preparing to add additional monetary stimulus to the economy, most probably in the form of expanded US Treasury purchases. This, the Fed appears to believe, will lower borrowing costs and perhaps further weaken the dollar somewhat. That in turn should stimulate economic activity such that the risks of consumer price deflation diminish.
Now the Fed is not necessarily highly confident at this point that this is going to work. Indeed, there is an unusually large amount of dissent at the Fed at present. A number of senior Fed officials–most notably Thomas Hoenig, President of the Kansas City Fed–are skeptical that additional monetary stimulus will have the desired effect on the economy and, in fact, might be counterproductive.
Why might additional stimulus be ineffective? After all, the Fed has a long track record of injecting monetary stimulus into the economy from time to time, supporting growth and preventing deflation. Indeed, as observed above, there has been no consumer price deflation in the US for two full generations, and no severe, prolonged deflation since 1934.
Well there are signs that Fed stimulus to date is not having much effect. Notwithstanding near zero policy rates and a doubling of the monetary base, the economy is clearly struggling and CPI has continued to trend lower amidst spare capacity in many business sectors. With broad un- and underemployment currently at 17%, most US workers are not in a position to demand higher wages as firms seek ways to maintain profit margins amidst weak final demand. (Real final sales, which subtracts changes in inventories from GDP and thus is a more stable measure of economic activity, has grown at a mere 1% over the past two quarters.) The employment cost index (ECI), which measures the rate of growth of total compensation–wages and benefits–has risen a mere 1.8% over the past year, far below the 3-4% average of the past decade and barely above the 1.1% rate of CPI y/y. Until un- and under-employment declines substantially, additional money flooding into the financial system is unlikely to have much if any impact on wages and, hence, is unlikely to contribute, at least not directly, to a rise in CPI.
But what about growth? Won't additional money creation stimulate business investment, eventually supporting the job market, wages and consumption, thereby pushing up CPI? Well that is certainly what the Fed would like to see, but with both business and consumer confidence extremely weak, it is far from clear that any additional money created will do anything other than push up banks' so-called "excess reserves", that is, money which the Fed has made available to the banks but which they have chosen not to lend out in some form.
Many refer to this sort of situation as a Keynesian "liquidity trap". You can lead the horse to water (liquidity) but you can't make it drink (borrow/invest/spend). Keynes' solution to this problem was for fiscal policy to go where monetary cannot, which is to force additional spending, either indirectly, via a debt-financed tax cut or, directly, through increased government spending. The former can be considered "supply-side" and the latter "demand-side" forms of stimulus but from a broad macroeconomic perspective they amount to much the same thing: Both are, in effect, attempts to spend one's way out of an economic downturn brought about by excessive debt and financial leverage. The effects of such policies might look nice on the aggregate income statement for a time–in that economic activity remains artificially elevated–but the aggregate balance sheet is going to deteriorate as a result. And as any good financial analyst knows: The income statement is the past. The balance sheet is the future.
A deteriorating balance sheet, or expectations thereof, normally would lead financial markets to demand a higher risk premium to hold a company's stock, which implies a lower price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio. This can come about, however, either through a decline in the price of the stock, an increase in the earnings yield, or some combination thereof. In the event of sovereign balance sheet deterioration, however, as described above, there is no "stock" per se, but there is a yield on a government bond. If global investors observe a deteriorating sovereign "balance sheet", they will demand a higher yield premium to hold that bond relative to some other asset. As the yield rises, the price of the bond declines, in effect devaluing the debt and reducing the "P/E ratio". But then what happens when the central bank resists a rise (or facilitates a decline) in bond yields by lowering policy rates or buys up bonds directly in permanent open market operations (POMOs), as the Fed is now doing?
In this case, the required adjustment cannot fully take place via a higher bond yield, so instead, the price of the bond must decline in real rather than nominal terms. For this to happen, the currency must decline. It is no coincidence that, as the Fed has made it increasingly clear to financial markets that it is prepared, in principle, to expand the POMO program indefinitely until inflation (or expectations thereof) rises by a desired amount, the dollar has declined sharply versus nearly all other currencies.
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[Editor's Note: The above essay is excerpted from The Amphora Report, which is dedicated to providing the defensive investor with practical ideas for protecting wealth and maintaining liquidity in a world in which currencies are no longer reliable stores of value.]
We have suggested in past Amphora Reports that the Fed's eagerness to expand its current program of POMO Treasury purchases–known in the contemporary financial jargon as QE2 for "quantitative easing round two"–is perhaps best explained by an ulterior motive, that is, to weaken the dollar, thereby facilitating the importation of inflation via higher import prices, […]
John Butler has 17 years experience in the global financial industry, including European and US investment banks in London, New York and Germany. Recently, he was Managing Director and Head of the Index Strategies Group at Deutsche Bank in London, responsible for development and marketing of proprietary, index-based quantitative strategies in global interest rate markets. Prior to DB, John was Managing Director and Head of European Interest Rate Strategy at Lehman Brothers in London, where his team was voted #1 by Institutional Investor. He has contributed to financial publications including the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Boersenzeitung and Handelsblatt.
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Jennifer Hudson Welcomes a Baby Boy
E! Online and PEOPLE have both confirmed the news.
David Daniel Otunga Jr. was named after his dad, Hudson's fiancé. The couple decided to let the gender of their bundle of joy be a surprise, so they were sure to have both pink and blue clothes on hand for the birth.
"The baby is beautiful and perfect," Hudson's rep Lisa Kasteler told PEOPLE. "His parents are ecstatic."
Little David weighed in at 7 pounds, 14 ounces.
Hudson never actually announced she was pregnant or not, but the tell-tale signs (namely, a bump) blew her cover months ago.
The Hudson family has endured great hardship in the past year, with the murder of the singer's mother, brother and nephew at the hands of her sister's estranged husband.
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Hudson moved from the Windy City after the crimes.
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Son Isaiah Timothy was the third child for the couple.
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- Tuesday 11 AugustBy gjandy
Sending much love to Jennifer, David and Baby David, Jr. Wishing you all the best!! God Bless.
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For all you stupid haters out there. Stop hating. Don't hate on black people. We are stronger now and don't take junk from nobody. Black people are just like any of yall. God gave us all the same things. God bless her family and what she went through. She is one strong lady.
- Tuesday 11 AugustBy sandy
You go girl - No matter what your race is, it is the fact that you are a great person. I have better black friends than some of my white ones. We have white trash. I do not know why people judge people because of their race or religion. Everyone is equal. As far as Jennifer Hudson - I love her and she has been through so much this past year. God bless her and David and their new addition - she deserves the happiness. God Bless all. There is too much hatred in this world for no reason.
- Tuesday 11 August
Thank you sandy. At least there is somebody with some common sense. People are just thinking about theirselves and that's not right. I am going to be 18 in three days and going to be a senior. Looks like I have to be the mature one when it comes to grownups judging everything and everyone.
- Tuesday 11 AugustBy Kimberly
Congrats!! I wish you all the best of luck.
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Im so happy for you two guys. You picked the right one Jennifer he has a lot of class. Can't wait to you two get married.
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Congrats to the new parents!
But, I must say...it wasn't a secret to me! I saw her "baby bump" when she sang (very beautifuly) at Michael Jacksons memorial! And she looked so beautiful, even in that sad time, she was "glowing" as people say!
I wish y'all the best of everything, and MAY GOD BLESS!!!!!
- Tuesday 11 AugustBy angie
Congrats on you new bundle of joy may god bless you and your family you guys will make great parents.
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I KNEW she was pregnant! She looked like she was ready to pop at the MJ memorial. Congrats to the new parents.
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Who made her a role model, you?
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God bless your family,Jennifer!Welcome!baby David.I like your song "spotlight".You deserve a great family after what you went through.
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Congratulations to both of them for bringing a beautiful baby to our world. Wishing them God's strength, love and blessings 365 days.
boo hoo!if u ain't got anything nice 2 say,don't let it out,pleeeease...cuz i don't like haters,like u
- Tuesday 11 AugustBy AuntP
Babies are a blessing from above! Enjoy and congrats...and welcome to the world baby David!
and you?r u perfect?!?i don't think so cuz you're a hater.don't have anything better 2 do but hate.i don't like haters like u!
- Tuesday 11 AugustBy lisa
First I would like to say congratulations to the happy parents. Babies are the best. Second, why does the media have to add the negative to the story? She isn't required to announce that she's pregnant to the world. Third, I cannot help but notice that the racist commments overflow on here. The story could be about anything, including a story about a Viking discovering America re-enactment and those comments will show up. Just remember that those who spew it are nothing more than seriously stupid, idiotic, neo-nazi, uneducated morons.
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You are so right!
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Role model "Cathy" you sound like one of those righteous nobody's.
to Bee Bee n Cathy,if u ain't got anything nice 2 say,pleeeeeeeeease don't let it out.you're just haters.no wonder your name is Bee Bee means baby,i guess!?!
this is 4 tom,you're a hater,God Bless Jennifer and family.
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Bay Shore athletes bond after losing moms
Geese flying in formation reminds Betsy Glynn how her team was there when she needed them most.
After her mother Anne, 44, died of colon cancer in January 2010, Betsy's Bay Shore High School field hockey team stepped up to help her family.
"Geese fly in formation when they're migrating," said Glynn, 17, of Brightwaters, repeating a philosophy taught to her by Bay Shore field hockey coach Mary Drago. "If one falls in the back of the pack, two others will swoop around to pick them up. When my mom passed away, I was that straggling goose that needed to be picked up and brought back into formation."
Glynn recalls her mother inviting the team over for spaghetti the night before games. Months after her mother's death, other players' mothers continued dropping off groceries and homemade meals to feed her father and four siblings a number of times each week.
Closing ranks around a teammate has been an all-too-familiar process for the squad. A team member has lost a mom in each of the last three years.
Former players Michelle Garcia and Justina Syrett, and Justina's younger sister Courtney, 17, a junior on the team, have felt the same support. Team mothers fed the Garcia family after Michelle's mother Terry, 56, died of a heart attack on April 30, 2011.
"There was so much stuff given to us that it was pretty overwhelming," said Garcia, 18, now a freshman at Purchase College. "It means a lot to me to have such amazing friends on those teams that supported me."
The team pulled together again when another player's mother, Marianne Syrett, 52, was in the hospital. She was diagnosed with breast cancer four years ago, recovered from that but then developed leukemia and died last February.
"Everyone realized it was happening again," Drago said of another mom falling ill. "She was in the hospital for months. We were doing meals for her family at home. We did this for six or eight weeks straight."
Despite the heartache, Drago said one of her proudest memories was that all team members attended the wakes and funerals together.
"Terry liked scarves, so the entire team wore scarves to the wake," said Drago. "Marianne liked pink, so all the girls wore pink."
Justina Syrett, now 19 and a junior at Towson University in Maryland, was a senior on the team when Betsy Glynn's mother died. At Anne Glynn's wake Justina gave Betsy a stuffed goose named Gilbert. Glynn teared up, placed it inside her mother's coffin and later took it home with her.
"My first game back, after my mom died, was really hard to not see her on the sidelines cheering," Glynn said. "The sheer fact that I had my team stand behind me helped me get through it."
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Resident: House fire may have been sparked by nephew playing with fireworks
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A resident says a fire at her house in Duquesne Tuesday evening may have been sparked by her 12-year-old nephew and a friend who were playing with fireworks.
The woman told Channel 4 Action News' Kelly Brennan she was down the street when she got a call from her sister that the home on North Second Street was on fire.
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Sesa Sterlite's copper smelter to be shut for 22 days - sources
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's No.1 refined copper producer Sesa Sterlite Ltd (SESA.NS) will shut its smelter for 22 days starting April 26, two company sources said on Tuesday, in what would be the first maintenance closure in four years and cut supplies to top buyer China.
Sesa Sterlite, a unit of billionaire Anil Agarwal-controlled Vedanta Resources Plc (VED.L), produces 30,000 tonnes of refined copper per month and exports half of that to China.
"We were to close the plant last year for maintenance but could not because of the forced shutdown on environmental grounds," one of the sources said, referring to a closure of more than two months from March 30 on complaints of emissions.
The shutdown next month could help support global copper prices, which fell to three-and-a-half-year lows last week on fears that a domestic bond default in top consumer China could cause copper financing deals to unravel.
It will help rival producer Hindalco Industries (HALC.NS) raise sales. The shutdown was confirmed by a second source. Both sources declined to be named because they are not authorised to talk to media.
The closure might also lead to metal from China coming to India, with a group of large Chinese copper smelters planning to jointly boost shipments in the coming months to cope with low prices at home.
P Ramnath, head of Sesa Sterlite's copper business, declined to comment on the planned shutdown but said falling prices were not an issue for the company as its sales were hedged.
He added that the slowdown in China has not had any impact on exports so far.
"We're able to export the full quantity, that's not an issue," Ramnath told Reuters by phone from Tamil Nadu, where the plant is based.
"Nobody has approached us to cancel any contract or anything."
Sesa Sterlite's smelter closure last year had created a shortage for Indian cable makers such as Finolex Cables Ltd (FNXC.NS) and Precision Wires India Ltd (PRWR.NS) and raised imports. An environmental court later allowed the plant to be restarted.
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The Syracuse Area consists of school districts in Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga, Oswego and Tompkins counties.
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• 2. Skaneateles (Onondaga County)
• 3. Cazenovia (Madison County)
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• 13. Tully (Onondaga County)
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• 15. Hamilton (Madison County)
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• 18. North Syracuse (Onondaga County)
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• 20. Union Springs (Cayuga County)
• 21. Pulaski (Oswego County)
• 22. Trumansburg (Tompkins County)
• 23. East Syracuse-Minoa (Onondaga County)
• 24. LaFayette (Onondaga County)
• 25. Jordan-Elbridge (Onondaga County)
• 26. Newfield (Tompkins County)
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Svetlana Kuznetsova sails through first round of qualifiers
Top seeds on a roll on opening day of Dubai Duty Free Women's Championship
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Dubai: Former two-time Grand Slam champion Svetlana Kuznetsova eased into the second round of qualifying at the 2013 Dubai Duty Free Women's Open at the Dubai Tennis Stadium on Saturday.
Kuznetsova, who did well to oust France's Marion Bartoli in the first round but succumbed to Australian Samantha Stosur in the second 4-6, 5-7 at the ongoing Qatar Open in Doha, was in supreme form as she sailed past reserve entrant Marta Domachowska. The Pole had taken the place of top seed in qualifying Tamira Paszek, who pulled out at the last minute due to a viral illness.
The 2004 US Open and 2009 French Open champion Kuznetsova won in straight sets 6-1, 6-0 in less than an hour to set up a clash against fellow Russian Daria Gavrilova, an easy 6-3, 7-5 winner over Japan's Misaki Doi.
Oman's lone hope Fatma Al Nabhani also suffered an early first-round qualifying exit when she went down 2-6, 3-6 to Austrian Olivia Rogowska. Al Nabhani had her chances in the second set when she exchanged breaks and levelled the scores at 3-3, but Rogowska emerged triumphant to set up a meeting with Spain's second seed, Carla Suarez Navarro, who was an easy 6-3, 6-1 winner over Belarussian Olga Govortsova.
Greek veteran Eleni Daniidilou was another first-round qualifying casualty as she went down 2-6, 6-4, 2-6 against Romanian Simona Halep, while third seed Elena Vesnina impressed in a 7-5, 6-3 win over American Bethanie Mattek-Sands.
Urszula Radwanska, the younger sister of world No 4 Agnieszka, battled to a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 win over Ukrainian Yuliya Beygelzimer, while seventh seed Jie Zheng became the second Chinese player to advance with a 6-2, 6-1 win over German wildcard Kathrin Woerle.
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Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy joined Dennis & Callahan on Monday morning to talk about Rajon Rondo's ejection from Sunday's game by referee Marc Davis.
Donaghy, who served prison time for his role in a gambling scandal while he officiated games, said he has no doubt Rondo intentionally made contact with Davis, meaning Rondo is likely to be suspended by the league for Game 2.
"I don't think he has any wiggle-room at all," Donaghy said. "I think he definitely was making comments toward him, walked toward him, and I think he bumped him on purpose."
However, Donaghy had little positive to say about Davis.
"Definitely Marc Davis is one of those guys that has rabbit ears for certain people," Donaghy said. "He's a referee that thinks people pay for their tickets to come and see him. He's one of those guys that has a little bit of an ego. So, I'm sure it's not the first time that he's had a problem with Rondo, or something else happened in that game for Rondo to go after him and bump him over that call right there during that point of the game. Something else triggered that."
Added Donaghy: "It's not the first time Marc Davis has had problems with some of the Boston players. I'm sure, again, that there's a history there. This isn't the first time something like this has come up with him."
Davis appeared to blow an out-of-bounds call shortly before the play that set off Rondo. On the second play, Brandon Bass was called for a foul while scrambling on the floor for a loose ball. It's a play that usually ends up being a jump ball, and with the Celtics down four points and 41 seconds remaining, it was a costly call against Boston.
"Not only probably was it a jump ball, but based on the time and score in the game, I would see most times giving that ball to the team that's down in that situation," Donaghy said. "That's how usually the NBA referees do it. So, I'm sure a lot of people were shocked that the foul was called."
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Celtics news, visit the team page at weei.com/celtics.
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson to star onstage in NYC
The Modern Family actor is going to star this summer in Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors
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- Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rob Latour / Rex Features (2132393h) Jesse Tyler Ferguson The 19th Annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards Gala, California, America - 09 Feb 2013
Jesse Tyler Ferguson is heading from modern to classic — the "Modern Family" star is going to star this summer in William Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors" in Central Park.
The Public Theater announced on Tuesday that Ferguson will play Dromio opposite Hamish Linklater's Antipholus for five weeks at the Delacorte Theatre starting May 28. Daniel Sullivan will direct.
Ferguson is no stranger to playing Shakespeare in the park, having starred in "A Winter's Tale" there in 2010 and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in 2007. He and Linklater will play two sets of identical brothers, all equally clueless that their twins are in town and causing confusion.
Linklater, who played opposite both Julia Louis Dreyfus on "The New Adventures of Old Christine" and Alan Rickman on Broadway in Theresa Rebeck's "Seminar," was also in that production of "A Winter's Tale." He also appeared in "The Merchant of Venice" in the park in 2010 with Al Pacino and is currently in the series "The Newsroom." He said he can't wait to return to the Delacorte Theatre.
"I love it there. I want to act in a big outdoor space where people pay by lining up - they pay with their time instead of their money," Linklater said recently during an interview to discuss his play "The Vandal," a moody meditation on death currently playing at The Flea Theater. "It's just the best audience. It's the closest you're ever going to get to whatever Shakespeare must have had."
The second show in the Public Theater's free Shakespeare in the Park series will be a new musical adaptation of "Love's Labour's Lost, directed and adapted by Alex Timbers with songs by Michael Friedman, a founding associate artist of The Civilians. That begins July 23 and run through Aug. 18.
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In keeping with yesterday's point that the future of innovation is finding ways to put old ideas on smartphones, my latest column is about a startup called GymPact:
To get started, you download an iPhone app that lets you check in and check out of a database of gyms (and you can add your gym if it's not already in the database). Then you set your pact for the week, telling the service how many days you want to workout and for how long and how big a monetary penalty you want to charge yourself for failure. Over the course of the week, you do your workouts and your check ins. If you don't show up as often as you promised yourself, you get penalized. If you hit your target, you get a reward paid out of the revenue pool generated by the failures. GPS tracks whether or not you're actually at the gym, and payouts are proportional to the amount of time you commit to so there's no way to earn big bucks with comically lax exercise goals. It's a quick and easy way to pre-commit yourself to meeting your goals, and make it less likely that akrasia will undermine you.
I'm a little skeptical about the prospects for this for reasons the article gets in to, but note the power of GPS integration here. The basic concept of a precommitment device is well-understood and the software behind GymPact is hardly earth-shattering, but the fact that a large minority of the population now regularly carries a pocket-sized location-tracking computer around with them all the time lets you employ a lot of old ideas in interesting ways.
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The NFL's "high-tech blitz" is examined by USA TODAY's Bill Meyers in a page one cover story. Meyers: "[N]o sport utilizes as much state-of-the-art technology as pro football -- from expensive, nonlinear video editing equipment to encrypted coach-to-quarterback radio transmitters to pulsating pain relief appliances run by microprocessors." But the "high-tech blitz has unleashed a heated debate among team executives over pro football's future. At stake: whether men or machines will control each game's outcome in the 21st century." Giants GM George Young said that he has "no problems with teams using computers to prepare for games, but he won't allow PCs after kick-off." Other technological advances featured include the Avid Sports statistical system; LED large-screen video display; Sport Grass playing surfaces and Vyvx interactive PC system which fans can use from their seats (USA TODAY, 10/10). JERSEY BOY: The NFL's tailgating experience, through the eyes of "Jersey John" Tobias, a Steelers fans who travels a total of 750 miles from New Jersey to Pittsburgh for home games, is profiled by Roger Thurow in a WALL STREET JOURNAL cover story. Thurow: "[I]f you want to know what makes the league the business and cultural colossus that it is, don't study the fields of play ... linger in the parking lots surrounding those fields of play" (WSJ, 10/10). LEAGUE NOTES: Through 82 games, the NFL's average paid attendance is 62,222, which is up 1,052 per game from last year's average of 61,170 through 81 games (NFL)....Of the 82 NFL games through the first six weeks of the season, 41% of them, 34 games, have been blacked out in their local market. Nine teams have not had a home game televised locally: Cardinals, Falcons, Vikings, Bengals, Bills, Colts, Dolphins, Chargers and Seahawks (THE DAILY).


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Friday: Sunnier but Still Frigid.
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10 Years: Dancing With The Dead Tour
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Left arm spinner Hiren Varaiya dashed Canada's hopes with another five wicket haul Sunday as Kenya won the ICC Intercontinental Cup match by eight wickets at the Nairobi Gymkhana club. Varaiya grabbed five wickets to reduce Canada to 281 runs in their first innings and the 23-year-old was equally up to the task with his slow spin which saw the tourists wrap up for 158. Kenya, after scoring 302 in their first innings needed only 79 runs to win after openers Morris Ouma and David Obuya had ensured the hosts with an easy target wwhen they crafted an unbroken 79-run partnership with a day in hand. The pair went on to put a 107-run for the first wicket before the partnership ended when Ouma (63) departed in the 24th over. Thereafter it was an easy task for Tony Suji (13) and Collins Obuya (14) to finish the job. Vice captain David Hemp played a leading role on both sides of the Bermuda innings -- falling short by only three runs for his century in the first innings and unbeaten 68 in the second -- and was rewarded with the man of the match award. The maximum 20 points won the match took Kenya to the top of the standings with 40 points from just two matches -- six points ahead of the early pacesetters Netherlands.
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I'm going to be in Savannah for a few days at a conference in February, and i have to bring my 1-year-old along. My mom is coming in to watch him while i'm at conference events. I'm trying to figure out what i can suggest for them to do, but the emphasis of things-to-do in Savannah is historical sites and the like. Does anyone have any suggestions on things to do or places to hang out that might remotely entertain a 1-year-old? (All i've come up with so far is playing in the grass by the river if the weather is nice.)
The Pirate House restaurant is family friendly and has good food. It is easy to find right near the water :) I would tellher Mom to go to Tybee Island a little of a drive nice beaches easy to watch him cause the sand is nice and wide. Less people more relaxing less congested than Savannah. Good places to eat too in the downtown area. Just make sure she brings extra bottled water to rinse him off as they had the showers turned off to conserve water. They might see Sea Turtles!It is far less touristy and easier to keep tract of a child than in the city. I used to be a nanny. I would rather take a child there :)Have a good trip!
Try rattling a set of keys in front of the child until one of you gets tired of it. A one year old only has developmental/socio-emotional memories at this point, so as long as you are happy, the child will be happy. Doesn't matter if you are in Times Square, NYC or Guam...kid's not gonna know the difference.
Thanks, Mysterious, i will definitely check those out.And thanks, Michael, thanks for the review of pediatric psychology. For those inclined toward his perspective, i shall revise my question:Does anyone have suggestions of locations where:1) No one will mind a toddler bumbling around, even if he sometimes squeals or shrieks (historic houses, for example, often take a dim view of kids crawling around under furniture and gnawing on the fixtures)2) There is lots of interesting dirt, sand, or grass for him to snack on while he has keys jingled at him3) It's sufficiently interesting/pretty that my mom won't die of boredom while she keeps an eye on my kidAlso, suggestions for restaurants where:1) No one will mind a toddler bumbling around, even if he sometimes squeals or shrieks2) My mom will find something to eat too.
Take him to Forsyth park to run around. It's so beautiful there! Bring a ball or some games for him to play. It's great!
I guess what ever a child would enjoy at home applies here. Kids at that age have about a 10 minute attention span and have no real appreciation for surroundings. Ferry across the river from the historic district to the Westin Savannah Harbor might be good if he's not inclined to fall overboard. There are icecream shops on River street. All else fails, there's always Chuckie Cheese on the south side.
Just remembered a website that might help...southernmamas.com has ideas for kids in Savannah.
Monkey joes! A bit young but he'll still love it.
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