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Global manufacturing ended 2013 on a strong note, as major exporters like the United States, Japan and Germany all saw demand pick up, although China's performance remained modest, surveys showed on Thursday.
Years of loose monetary policy, along with soaring stock markets, appear to be bolstering economic confidence. That bodes well for a global economy that has struggled to shake off the effects of financial crisis and recession.
China's growth rate fell to a three-month low, though the index was still above the 50 mark that indicates expansion. Weakness in global equity markets was blamed in part on the Chinese data, though markets were also taking a breather from recent gains.
US manufacturing activity grew in December at its swiftest pace in 11 months and the rate of job growth was the strongest since March, according to Markit's Purchasing Managers' Index.
Other US economic figures, including construction spending and the Institute for Supply Management's purchasing managers' survey, also pointed to steady gains in the world's largest economy.
"We have had a whole string of strong ISM numbers. This is a gauge of sentiment and sentiment is improving," said Scott Brown, chief economist with Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
"Europe has turned the corner. It's not contracting at least. The emerging markets are doing better. We are looking for growth to pick up once again in the new year and we have few headwinds to deal with, especially less fiscal drag."
The US Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI index dipped slightly to 57 from 57.3 in November, but that's still well above the 50 level that indicates growth in the sector. Construction spending rose 1 per cent to a four-and-a-half-year high.
A Reuters poll of economists taken in mid-December forecasts annualised first-quarter economic growth of 2.5 per cent, reaching 3 per cent by year-end. Since then, economic data has tended to exceed forecasts.
US stock markets have been on a tear, even as the US Federal Reserve eases off on its monthly stimulus. The S&P 500 benchmark closed at all-time highs on Tuesday, even though equities dipped modestly on Thursday.
Factory sentiment hit a 10-month high in Mexico, with the HSBC Mexico Manufacturing PMI rising to 52.6 in December, thanks to improved new orders and output.
Euro zone manufacturing grew at the fastest rate since mid- 2011 in December on brisk business in Germany and Italy, Markit Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMIs) showed. Add in the fastest growth in 7 1/2 years for Japanese manufacturing and no major slowdown in Chinese manufacturing output, and the stage is set for a solid start to the year.
"Looking ahead, the hope for the euro zone is that recent improved confidence will encourage businesses to lift their employment and investment plans as 2014 progresses, and will also encourage consumers to spend more," said Howard Archer, the chief European and UK economist at IHS Global Insight.
Markit's US manufacturing index rose to 55 in December from a final reading of 54.7 in November, above the 50 threshold that indicates growth.
Markit's euro zone manufacturing PMI rose to 52.7 in December from 51.6 in November.
While business is showing signs of life, unemployment in many euro zone countries, particularly among young people, remains high. However, the PMIs showed almost two years of job cuts across euro zone factories nearly ended last month.
Manufacturing appears to reviving in several euro zone countries that have struggled since the sovereign debt crisis broke out more than four years ago, with gains in Spain, Ireland and even Greece.
In Germany, Europe's biggest economy, manufacturing grew at its fastest pace since mid-2011, with its PMI rising to 54.3 from 52.7. The Dutch posted their fastest rate in more than two years.
But the euro zone's No. 2 economy, France, is still lagging. Its PMI fell sharply to 47.0 from 48.4, a seven-month low, marking faster contraction as the year drew to a close.
Chris Williamson, the chief economist at Markit, noted that euro zone manufacturers have begun raising prices, suggesting some strengthening in almost non-existent pricing power.
"It seems likely that the manufacturing sector will help drive a meaningful, albeit still modest, recovery in the wider economy," Williamson said.
In Britain, which in the last several months has been outperforming the euro economies, the manufacturing PMI unexpectedly slipped to 57.3 from 58.1. Even so, manufacturing output probably grew by 1 percent in the fourth quarter alone, according to Markit.
In Asia, performance was a bit more mixed. Already lacklustre output slowed in India, owing mainly to weak domestic demand. But orders from abroad picked up.
"The most striking feature of today's PMIs was the rise in the output component recorded everywhere but India," wrote Krystal Tan, Asia economist at consultancy Capital Economics.
The HSBC/Markit PMI for China slipped to a three-month low of 50.5 in December, consistent with a dip in the official government PMI to a four-month low of 51.0.
Capital Economics' Tan noted that new orders growth in Asia, while not as strong as output, was better for most economies than it was just a few months ago.
"This fits with our view that the region's manufacturing sectors are on a gradual road to recovery, supported by loose monetary policy and strengthening external demand."
The PMIs for South Korea and Indonesia, important emerging economies in Asia, both rose in December but remained at relatively low levels.
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Non-secretors seem to be the most prone to alcoholism (1) , but their susceptibility has little to do with secretor status. In an unfortunate and possibly random cellular twist, the gene which determines whether you're a non-secretor is located on the same part of the DNA as the gene for alcoholism. Oddly enough, it is also non-secretors who seem to derive the most benefit to their hearts from a moderate intake of alcohol. The Copenhagen Male Study, which showed non-secretors to be at a higher risk for ischemic heart disease (a lack of blood flow into the arteries), theorized that moderate consumption of alcohol altered the rate of insulin flow, slowing the accumulation of fats in the blood vessels. It is also clear that alcoholism has a major stress component. A Japanese research team discovered that a greater number of Blood Type As received treatment for alcoholism than Type O or Type B. It is thought that Type As may have a predilection for seeking relaxation from stress by the ingestion of inhibition-releasing chemicals.
There may be a link between the MN blood type and susceptibility to alcoholism. (2) A study conducted by the Alcohol and Genetics Research Program, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Pittsburgh, Pa., investigated the link between six blood group markers and a putative alcoholism susceptibility gene (AS). Evidence suggested a link between susceptibility to alcoholism and those subject who had both the N gene and the M gene ( MN blood group.)
Alcoholism tends to run in families and genetic factors partially explain this pattern. The genes that influence the vulnerability to alcoholism are under investigation. More than 18 million Americans are alcoholics. This insidious disease has a destructive impact on every aspect of a person's life-physical, mental, and social. In addition, everyone in contact with an alcoholic is affected in some way. Studies show that there is a strong genetic component-with alcoholism four to five times more common in the biological children of alcoholics. The health consequences of alcoholism are systemic, including brain degeneration, heart disease, hypertension, nutritional deficiencies, and liver disease. Only about three percent of the alcohol a person consumes passes through the body and is excreted. The rest is metabolized by the liver and processed in the stomach and small intestines. Over time, with heavy and regular consumption, the liver begins to deteriorate. The end result can be cirrhosis of the liver, severe malnutrition from malabsorption of foods, and, ultimately, death.
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Wow, I can't believe how long it's been since I posted on here! I took a job as a flight attendant with JetBlue, and now that our six-month probation is over, it's time to keep my Culinary Hopscotch adventure going on the side
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Heard back and they can only arrange that particular cooking class for groups of 8 or more people. She said that they do host the class once per month for single guests, however, it's not going on when I'm there in November. Good information going forward, I suppose, and I'm reaching out again to see if she has other suggestions. Will post here if I can figure something out.
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My wife has dislocated her little toe. It is sticking out sideways and very painful. It has happened before and the medical centre have managed to fix it. We are due to leave on holiday in a few hours - not enough time to visit the Dr so this time I am trying to fix it for her. No luck so far. Can you please provide some pointers?
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Firstly i wouldnt recommend that you try to do this yourself as it can cause many complications and also since its not working you do need to go the doctors office, that said this is the methodto reduce the joint
With the patient's hand or foot securely braced, grasp dislocated phalanx with dry gauze loosely wrapped around the phalanx (gauze improves grip) (As you are already doing with the cloth).
Hyperextend joint ( lift the joint upwards until you can lift it anymore) slightly with gentle longitudinal traction for a dorsal dislocation (upwards disclocations) or hyperflex ( push it downwards until it cant go down anymore) for a volar dislocation (downward dislocation).
Gradually push dislocated phalanx into its normal anatomical position.
As you can see fromthe instructions its difficultto perform as you need to twist and turn it in particular directions, and in inexperienced hands can cause problems. Secondly if its not going back in, it can be due to the pain as a result of which the mucles are stiff in this case a little muscle relaxant might be needed to reduce the joint back to its place.
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I take it the phalanx is the digit - in this case the toe?
The little toe on the right foot is sticking out sideways i.e. to the right as you look at it from above. It fells floppy i.e. you can move it left to right in a way that you can't do with the little toe on the other foot.
What I need to know is in what direction do I pull and push in order to reset the joint. As far as I can make out the joint that is dislocated is the last one - the one nearest to the end of the toe.
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The phalanx does mean the toe.
Well what you need to do is pull the toe downwards first, and then pull it towards the left. This should put it back in place. If it doesnt then it could be the ligaments are weak, which they are due to recurrent dislocations, and a splint will need to be applied after placing it in position.
Actually the best way to reduce it is to see the exact displacement angle, as i said before.
But the best way you can try is to pull it downwards as far as it can go and then towards the left.
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Im sorry i forgot to mention downwards, towards yourself and then towards the left....apply traction in this way. Pullit towards yourself, downwards and the left.
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Thanks. Just to be absolutely sure - you mean left as you look from the top? So that the joint is being straightened back to its normal orientation?
Is it necessary or desireable to rotate the toe at all? If so, in what direction? Clockwise or anti-clockwise?
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Yes towards the left when you look from the top, this is your wifes left sothe joint is brought back to its normal position.
Well rotation mightbe required but again that depends on the angle of dislocation which without looking at it i wont be able to describe, however generally if its rotated outwards then its anticlockwise, if rotated inwards then clockwise.
I know youre supposed to leave on your vacation but it would be best to go to the nearest ER...itll probably take the doctor there 5 mins to pop it back into place plus him being experienced the chances of aggravating it will be much less
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Week of January 13
Live Love
By Skip Heitzig
At the New Year, it's a good time to reassess our spiritual priorities. Paul wrote the ultimate chapter on Christian priorities in 1 Corinthians 13. He named three—faith, hope, and love—and he concluded, "The greatest of these is love" (1 Corinthians 13:13). There is no subject so universally written about, sung about, and sought after as love.
Paul reminded the Corinthians that God's love can elevate our lives. Believers can be uplifted by God's love in our marriages, our friendships, and our relationships with the world and with others in the body of Christ. More than making a New Year's resolution to be more loving, Christians need to experience the love of God and then to live love every day of every year.
It would take eternity to explore what biblical love means. But here in verse 13 Paul uses the Greek word agape, which means self-sacrificing, unconditional love. The ultimate demonstration of God's agape love was the cross. The clearest demonstration of the way God loves is what His Son did for you and me: He paid the price for our sins. Scripture tells us that "God so loved (agape[d]) the world that He gave His only begotten Son" (John 3:16).
This love is not just for us to embrace; this love is for us to emulate. This is the kind of love that puts others first; that chooses to love despite how we might feel; that loves the unlovely. This love is a love based not on emotion but on devotion. This love expresses love to others and glorifies God.
Our culture uses the word love frequently, but it greatly misunderstands the concept of love and overlooks the Creator of love. Too many people adopt a false image of love by misconstruing love as the acceptance of everything. They say, "If you're a Christian, you ought to tolerate everything; forget about doctrine, behavior, or truth." But Jesus was very explicit when He said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me" (John 14:6). Godly love cannot exist without truth. And the truth is that the only way to the Father is through the Son, Jesus Christ.
Agape love was demonstrated when Jesus Christ hung on the cross. You and I are now responsible for carrying that message of love to our world. We are also called to live out His loving kindness to one another with personal, sacrificial care. God made the choice to love us. Let's choose to love one another with the love of Christ!
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If you've ever found the Bible confusing or hard to understand—and let's be honest, we've all been there—this month's resource is just what you need. In Skip Heitzig's book How to Study the Bible and Enjoy It, you'll learn not only how to read and study the Bible, but also how to unlock its meaning and relevance for your life. On top of that, you'll also receive the newest Skip's Tips, titled Say, Play, and Pray, which is perfect for the parent who's looking for a fun and creative way to teach their child about God and the Bible. These resources will do more than just encourage and inspire; they'll show you how to practically and intentionally live out your relationship with Jesus.


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If you're an IT manager calling your internal VMware or other virtualization farm a "Private Cloud" in an attempt to prove to your leadership that "public cloud is insecure" or "I built the same thing as Amazon Web Services (AWS)", you need to get ready for a dose of reality in the coming year.
Server-huggers beware, you might have been able to get away with it until now, but 2013 will mark a turning point in which the term Private Cloud will be permanently exposed for what it is… a capital intensive, server stacking, virtualization game.
Just because you might have flexibility to decide how much RAM you can assign to a VM, doesn't give you the right to "cloud-wash" your internal IT operation and call it something that it's not… because although it may be Private (can someone tell me again why it's important to be able to touch your servers?), it's certainly not Cloud.
Not that there's anything wrong with that…
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with running an IT shop where you still spend lump sums of capital (CapEx) for physical resources, especially if you are working to make those resources flexible and reliable by optimizing your data center, using virtualizing, and invoking best practices like continuous monitoring and agile development.
Just don't use the word "Cloud" because your business users and C-level leadership are getting smarter every day on the incredible economic advantages, real security story, and global scalability benefits of public cloud.
In short, selling them a story like "my private cloud is the same as AWS, but more secure because it's on-premise" is going to begin to look childish. And worse, it will discount the credibility of the (probably pretty good and still very useful) internal IT environment that you've worked so hard to build.
If you physically touched it, estimated your peak demand before buying, and/or don't have a re-occurring OpEx fee… IT'S NOT CLOUD.
Tightening definitions
The definition of "Cloud" will also further tighten in 2013, where it will be reserved only for systems that allow you to:
- transform your IT into only operational expenditures (OpEx)
- go global in minutes
- never have to guess your initial or future capacity
Despite all the marketing from old guard IT and large virtualization software companies that claim building your own Cloud is the best way to go, your Private Cloud still:
- is a large capital expense (CapEx)
- rarely allows even the largest installs to go global in minutes
- makes you commit to a upfront minimum and requires you to predict future capacity
In his recent keynote at Amazon Web Services Re:Invent conference, SVP Andy Jassy put it in the best perspective I've heard yet, giving these six simple items that differentiate the burden of private, from value of public. [Click picture to enlarge]
It's okay, just try a little bit… it won't hurt you.
Remember those drug prevention classes in middle school (was it called D.A.R.E. everywhere or was that just an Ohio thing?) where the police officers would come and tell you the dangers of drugs and how they get you hooked by getting you to just try a little bit?
"Don't even do it once," they would say, "Because if you try it once, you'll be hooked for life!"
Well, it seems the private cloud loving internal IT folks were all sitting in the front row during those officer presentations, because they took this advice a little too seriously and have applied it to public cloud adoption too.
The best thing about public cloud is it's cheaper to fail than belabor conversations about whether to try it or not.
Internal IT will remain greatly relevant
Don't worry internal IT, you'll still be greatly needed by your company in 2013 and well beyond because there absolutely is a place for flexible, private infrastructure in today's IT.
Organizations that have invested millions in capital on IT hardware, software, networking, and human resources would be completely insane to throw it all away today and move everything to public cloud tomorrow; however, in the same breath, I would also call these organizations insane to keep piling investment into more private resources given the extreme economic, scalability, and functionality advantages of public cloud.
Over the coming years, even very large internal IT groups, simply won't be able to keep up with the rate of innovation, security, and scale that public cloud operations will achieve.
Internal IT will also face tough competition from rogue business users going outside of their internal IT to get what they need from public cloud with something as simple as a credit card swipe. Of course, internal IT may think the best weapon against this is a strict lock-down policy where business users get punished for going rouge; but, a moratorium on public cloud only hampers corporate innovation and creates animosity between the teams. I suggest there is another answer for internal IT… Embrace, broker, and support.
Although easier said than executed correctly, cloud brokering both public and private IT services, while supporting business users on both,will be the key function for internal IT groups staying relevant to the business and even thriving in 2013 and beyond.
More on the "why and how of cloud brokering" soon… we'll even take a look at some tools that can (maybe) help.
Disclaimer: These predictions are based on the fact that world does not end on December 21, 2012 as the Mayan calendar predicts. If we never reach 2013, I reserve all rights to drastically modify these predictions.
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One person is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a rollover on Highway 403 in Burlington.
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The unidentified person was taken to Hamilton General Hospital.
Police say there were three other people in the vehicle who were also taken to hospital but none of them were seriously hurt.
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