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WASHINGTON -- The economy is ending 2011 on a roll.
The job market is healthier. Americans are spending lustily on holiday gifts. A long-awaited turnaround for the depressed housing industry may be under way. Gas is cheaper. Factories are busier. Stocks are higher.
Not bad for an economy faced with a debt crisis in Europe and, as recently as last summer, scattered predictions of a second recession at home. Instead, the economy has grown faster each quarter this year, and the last three months should be the best.
"Things are looking up," says Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
When The Associated Press surveyed 43 economists in August, they pegged the likelihood of another recession at roughly one in four. The Dow Jones industrial average was lurching up or down by 400 points or more some days.
There was plenty of reason for gloom. A political standoff over the federal borrowing limit brought the United States to the brink of default and cost the nation its top-drawer credit rating.
Most analysts now rule out another recession. They think the economy will grow at an annual rate of more than 3 percent from October through December, the fastest pace since a 3.8 percent performance in the spring of last year.
Many economists still worry that the year-end surge isn't sustainable, in part because the average worker's pay is barely rising. And Europe may already be sliding into a recession that will infect the United States.
The outlook could darken further if Congress can't break the impasse blocking an extension of a Social Security tax cut for 160 million Americans and emergency unemployment benefits.
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JOBS: The number of people applying for unemployment benefits came in at 366,000 last week, down from a peak of 659,000 in March 2009. Even in good economic times, the figure would be between 280,000 and 350,000.
Employers have added at least 100,000 jobs five months in a row, the longest streak since 2006. And the unemployment rate fell from 9 percent in October to 8.6 percent last month, the lowest since March 2009.
Small businesses are hiring again, too, according to the National Federation of Independent Business.
Business is up at AG Salesworks in Norwood, Mass., which helps technology companies like Motorola find new customers. The firm has hired 26 workers to restore its staff to 56, erasing the job cuts from the recession. CEO Paul Alves plans to add an employee or two a month as long as growth continues.
"I do see more confidence than I saw 12 months ago," Alves says. "But it's good, not great. Robust isn't the word I'd use."
SPENDING: The holiday shopping season has turned out better than anyone expected. Sales from November through Saturday were up 2.5 percent from last year. Americans have spent $32 billion online, 15 percent more than a year ago. Retails sales were up in November for the sixth month in a row. People are spending, in particular, on clothes, cars, electronics and furniture.
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE: Americans felt better about the economy in November than they had since July, according to the Conference Board, a business group that tracks the mood of consumers.
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GAS: Falling prices at the pump have freed more money for consumers to spend on appliances, furniture, vacations and other things that help drive the economy. The national average for regular unleaded has sunk to $3.21 a gallon since peaking at $3.98 in May, according to the AAA Daily Fuel Gauge.
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I made a big pot of Split Pea Soup on Saturday. Used 2 lbs. of dried green split peas, 1 lb of carrots, 1 large onion, 4 celery stalks, ham bone and water. But with my family all that's left is about 2 or three servings. Just enough for a couple of kids or Dad's lunch. Sunday I did nothing at all :o) |
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This has me wondering, re: GPS tagging on a prosumer-level camera. Canon's already saying that the 70D will be compatible with the GP-E2 hotshoe-mount receiver ($390), but as DrPizza pointed out, who needs another device to slap batteries into?
If I'm doing the math right, a GP-E2 in the default logging mode will consume 7% of an LP-E6 battery every 8 hours of use (that's the 70D, 7D, 5D2, & 5D3 power source). On a Rebel, where you only have a ~60% of that capacity to start with, you're talking a pretty appreciable loss in terms of frames you can shoot to have the GPS drawing power from the camera.
I mean sure getting the GPS to vary polling rates and go into deep sleep when the camera is powered down ins't insurmountable. But I'd rather just chuck a battery in the thing, than otherwise. Especially since I already am typically carrying a bunch of AA batteries for my flash anyway.
But who, on a semi-professional basis, gets a lot of use out of GPS tagging?
As I understand it, GPS tagging is becoming increasingly requested for photojournalists. Not that the information can't be faked, but I guess the idea is that it helps validate that the photo was taken where it was taken, and also makes it easier to search for photos using location data.
It struck me as something that came about because of cellphone usage, and I haven't seen it used an awful lot.
In the SLR world, it's kind of coming down from the pro end more than up from the bottom. Though cellphones/geotagging certainly helps pressure it into something other than just the top end. Canon's first SLR that supported geotagging and GPS use was the EOS-1D mark 3, circa 2006. Though having to plug the GPS into a wifi transmitter was far more cumbersome than the current solution (either with the GP-E1 or GP-E2).
Nikon has had GPS & geotagging support since at least the D1H, via RS-232C though the 10-pin connector, and was compatible with anything that spoke NMEA0183 v.2.01. AFAIK that still applies to all newer bodies with 10-pin connectors.


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Blaze destroys 'Oddity' house that was perpetually being built
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Tucson fire inspector Pete December looks through the remains of a sofa that caught fire at a midtown home near East Broadway and North Swan.
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HAMPTON, Ga. (Oct. 26, 2002)—Four-time NASCAR Winston Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon was the quickest Hendrick Motorsports driver in Saturday's final "Happy Hour" practice at Atlanta Motor Speedway with the fourth fastest lap of the day's second session.
Driving the No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet, Gordon posted a 30.015-second time and a speed of 184.708 mph on the third of 27 practice laps around the 1.54-mile oval.
Jimmie Johnson was eighth in the No. 48 Lowe's Chevy, followed by Joe Nemechek in 18th and Terry Labonte in 33rd. Tony Stewart was fastest in Happy Hour.
Gordon paced the early practice, posting the quickest lap in either of Saturday's two sessions. Jimmie Johnson was third, with Labonte 18th in the No. 5 Kellogg's Monte Carlo and Nemechek 23rd in the No. 25 UAW-Delphi Chevy.
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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Thursday's game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed because of rain.
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The Anaheim Ducks and the Ottawa Senators will both be gunning for a victory on Friday when they meet at Canadian Tire Centre. Anaheim was a 4-1 loser in its last match on the road against the Canadiens. They lost as +110 underdogs, while the total score of 5 made winners of UNDER bettors. Ottawa was a 6-1 winner in its last match on the road against the Red Wings. They won as +122 underdogs, while the total score of 7 made winners of OVER bettors. Ottawa: Team record: 4-3-2 SU, ATS The total has gone UNDER in 9 of last 13 games at home When playing on Friday are 5-5 Team record: 7-3-0 SU, ATS Current streak: lost 2 straight games. is 7-1 SU in its last 8 games when playing Ottawa When playing on Friday are 3-7 Anaheim at Columbus, Sunday, October 27 Ottawa home to San Jose, Sunday, October 27 |


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We had our neighborhood watch meeting at our local police station last night. I walked into the meeting room and noticed a sign that stated, "No Firearms". Of course I know this is meant for visitors like myslef, but I couldn't help but laugh at the irony of a "No Firearms" sign in a police station...
Anyway, I politely excuse myself to quietly lock my SIG I was CC'ing in my car.
When I reenter the meeting room, everyone asks why I left. I tell them that I mistakenly carried my gun inside and to respect the law, I had to lock it up in my car.
The woman nearby has this shocked look on her face, "You carry a gun?! Are you a police officer?"
Me: "No ma'am. I'm not a cop. That's why I left to secure my weapon in my car."
Woman: "OMG! Why would you carry a gun?!"
Me: "Why not? Heck, I always carry when I can."
All women at the meeting: "GASP!!!"
Me: "Hey, you never know who you'll run into."
I was a bit surprised at the reaction, as the meeting was about crime prevention in Alabama...
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27 The religion which is holy and free from evil in the eyes of our God and Father is this: to take care of children who have no fathers and of widows who are in trouble, and to keep oneself untouched by the world. | 27 Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. |
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VA to set aside massive LA campus for veterans housingThe move ends an ongoing lawsuit and helps the department move towards its goal of solving veterans homelessness.- Veterans
- 2 days ago
House panel seeks answers on VA health spending
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Senator eyes health coverage for disabled vets' kids
Senator eyes health coverage for disabled vets' kidsU.S. Sen. Charles Schumer plans to discuss a proposal for legislation that would extend health care coverage for the children of disabled military veterans.- Health Care
- 2 days, 21 hours ago
Panel will propose new military retirement system
Panel will propose new military retirement systemA military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts- Benefits
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Clinton Foundation focuses on veterans health
Clinton Foundation focuses on veterans healthClinton health initiative turns eyes to military and veterans health and wellness- Best for Vets
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Problem VA employees could face penalties
Problem VA employees could face penaltiesContinuing last year's accountability theme, lawmakers want to be able to cap and recoup VA performance bonuses.- Veterans
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Clemson part of $25M innovation center
Clemson part of $25M innovation centerClemson University and Greenville Technical College are collaborating on the Center for Manufacturing Innovation to train students for high-tech jobs in the automotive, transportation and other industries.- Education
- 3 days, 23 hours ago
Reduced tuition for vets' dependents proposed in Maine
Reduced tuition for vets' dependents proposed in MaineThe University of Maine System is considering a proposal to reduce tuition for military veterans' dependents living outside the state.- Education
- 4 days, 20 hours ago
Md. adds cybersecurity law program
Md. adds cybersecurity law programThe University of Maryland law school expanded its master of science in law program to include cybersecurity.- Education
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App aims to keep college students in class
App aims to keep college students in classCore Principle's Class120 app allows parents, professors and campus administrators to monitor whether students attend class.- Education
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Defense hearings: Pre-budget release rush
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Commissary hours would be cut under draft budget proposal
Commissary hours would be cut under draft budget proposalProposals under discussion within the Defense Department would slash operating days and hours for the majority of military commissaries.- On Base
- 1 week ago
Grab your dream: Deadline is Sunday to win a 7-Eleven
Grab your dream: Deadline is Sunday to win a 7-ElevenThe deadline is Sunday to enter 7-Eleven's "Operation Take Command" contest in which one veteran will win a franchise.- Entrepreneurs
- 1 week ago
VA health summit draws lawmakers' attention
VA health summit draws lawmakers' attentionThe event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.- Health Care
- 1 week, 1 day ago
Hagel worries about morale in today's force
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Best for Vets: Franchises 2014-2015
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Best for Vets: Law Enforcement 2015
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Best for Vets: Employers 2014
Best for Vets: Employers 2014Workplaces that value vets' skills- Best for Vets
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Tactical Veteran: Passing up a job could cost you
Tactical Veteran: Passing up a job could cost youWhen offered a less-than-perfect job, think through the potential consequences before rejecting it.- Civilian Jobs
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SitRep: Four leading veterans groups say they want Congress' top priorities to include fixing VA's wait time problems, eliminating its benefit claims backlog, addressing growing VA infrastructure problems.
Helicopters that were once used during the Vietnam War are coming out of retirement to help fight wildfires in Washington.
President Obama proposes making two years of community college free for anyone who's willing to work for it.
An 89-year-old World War II veteran was among the first people to jump into icy waters in Excelsior, Minnesota on New Year's Day. This brave plunge was all in the name of charity.
A health-care industry consultant and lobbyist who provided gifts worth thousands of dollars to former Phoenix VA hospital Director Sharon Helman has been fired by his Washington, D.C., firm for ethical violations.
Chris Kyle's widow, Taya, calls the movie based on her husband's military service "authentic." 'American Sniper' tells the story of Kyle, a Navy SEAL sniper, who was shot and killed in 2013 at a shooting range in Texas.
A severely injured Iraq war veteran snagged a role in 'American Sniper' playing a version of himself.
After more than six decades, Benjamin E. Jones finally received four medals owed to him for his service during World War II. 12/21/14
Wreaths Across America honored fallen service members by coordinating wreath layings at Arlington Cemetery, as well as other locations in all 50 states, ceremonies at sea, and 24 national cemeteries on on foreign soil.Video by Cpl. Clayton Filipowicz
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I decided to sell my British bought, rooted (and camera fixed) Huawei Ascend Y300. It's just rooted, I haven't done anything with the bootloader and I was on stock ROM (or whatever it came with)
I did a factory reset before I took it to the shop to sell..... Now it won't work.
I either get a completely black screen with no app drawer, no apps -- but with the ability to drag down from the top, read text/email notifications and use Power Toggles.
Or other times it won't boot up at all; it'll just stay on Huawei boot up screens
I tried to flash a stock Huawei ROM, but it fails on the 2/2 part, which may suggest I have to zero the IMEI first? I've got no idea what this factory reset did to my phone?!
I've heard it suggested to try and start from step 3 from this guide: http://huawei-y300.t...ascend-y300-all
Would that work? The bootloader is locked and I can't apply for a code as I can't get the product ID
at the moment it looks like I've chucked money away by doing a damn factory reset


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We needed to be called to transcend politics in our response to the shootings in Arizona, lest the politics of our reactions to this tragedy turn us even further against one another. We needed to honor the heroism demonstrated by so many ordinary people during this senseless and evil attack on Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, which killed six people and wounded 14 others. We needed to be called to use their example to find the best in all of us and become better people ourselves. We needed to be called to end the ideological blame and battles that were already distracting us from learning the many lessons of this horrible event. We needed to be called to make our public discourse better.
Barack Obama did all that last night during a memorial service at the University of Arizona for the victims of last Saturday's shooting in Tucson, Arizona. The president delivered a speech that was both presidential and pastoral. His speech was a call to the nation to move to a higher and better place -- to build an America that is worthy of the people who were killed or wounded, or who acted heroically during the tragic shooting. I believe this speech revealed the heart and vision of this president more than any other speech he has delivered in the first two years of his administration. If you haven't read it yet, please do; or better yet, watch it [6].
You could feel the president's emotions most when he spoke about little Christina Taylor Green, the youngest shooting victim. Many of us parents who were listening felt our own eyes well up when he said, "In Christina, we see all of our children, so curious, so trusting, so energetic, so full of magic, so deserving of our love, and so deserving of our good example.
[1] http://sojo.net/blogs/gods-politics
[2] http://sojo.net/biography/jim-wallis-0
[3] http://sojo.net/blogs/2011/01/13/what-tragedy-can-call-us-do#comment-covenant
[4] http://sojo.net/letter-to-web-editor?post=What%20a%20Tragedy%20Can%20Call%20Us%20To%20Do
[5] http://sojo.net/donate
[6] http://video.nytimes.com/video/2011/01/12/us/1248069557385/obama-calls-for-civility-in-politics.html


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text: I just recently got on a scale for the first time in over a year maybe two. I can't remember the last time since I had my now two year old daughter. I have weighed 200 pounds for about seven years now, but when I went to the gyn and the told me step on the scale I was shocked to see 230. I smoke and last may laid them down, I was told that was the reason for the weight gain of 30 pounds in just a few months. I ofcourse picked the smokes right back up and have now been smoking again for about one month. I am ready to lay them back down and take control of my life. I want more than anything to be sexy for my husband and for me. He is a great man and tells my all the time how he loves me and how he thanks I am sexy, I dont feel sexy at all and it is affecting the intamcy in our marriage. Don't get me wrong its there on a regular basis, but I know it could be so much better if I felt better about my self. I am a stay at home mom with three kids two of which are with me all day. I need help, Where do I start, how do I start, What do I do something has to change. Please help!!:?:


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Christlieb has studied eccentric obsessives in 2002's Cinemania, but the one she has here operates on a much grander scale: Luxembourg citizen Marc Rollinger travels across Europe seeing as many productions of Mozart's Don Giovanni as possible, staying in the finest hotels and hiring model-buff male escorts as his dates. We watch as he offers airy discussions of literature and painting over flutes of champagne, schooling his sometimes not-so-bright companions in the life of the mind.
One question: How does a man who alludes to an unimpressive-sounding office job manage to afford not only these outings but an assistant who fetches him 9,000-Euro bottles of wine and an artist who drops by the apartment for on-the-spot commissions? Christlieb's avoidance of the question certainly isn't a matter of respecting intimate matters, as her camera happily watches as Rollinger's dates perform faux-aloof strip rituals.
There, too, we know we're only getting part of the story. Not only are some scenes clearly enacted with the camera in mind, the nature of the long-term relationships between Rollinger and some boyfriends is intentionally unclear. One man seems to be saying that he refused to be paid for dates when they first met, though one has a hard time imagining how they became acquainted otherwise; a porn star named Jordan Fox seems to let Rollinger believe they're in a serious relationship, then wanders off mid-date in a made-for-camera dalliance. The scenes sometimes feel less enigmatic than dishonest.
Sequences detailing Rollinger's illness and comparing his adventures to the compulsions of Don Juan offer some thematic meat, but are a tease when raised without the more quotidian details that would give them context. One tidbit we do get, though, explains how to get the most bang for your buck using the loyalty programs at high-end hotel chains.
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