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By: TimWood on November 3, 2006 - 8:47pm - Add new comment
doing this over my treo folks, no phone line or wireless here... bhs has had the opportunities on a good opening drive ... schultz sacked on fourth down ...
bhs tied it on a Shappee int return
then thompson intercepted ... bhs got to 2 on first and goal ... after a false start penalty, Mitchell ran it down to 1 on fourth down ... Schultz audibled a keeper, horrible decision ... Adams decided to go with Shea right there
nmb drove 99 yards on 9 plays ... ugh ... total momentum killer
Shea went 4 for 5 for 57 yds on drive to end half ... bhs looks alive ...
By: TimWood on November 2, 2006 - 6:03pm - Add new comment
I thought I picked one that was Flash, but I don't see it in Flash. Help.
By: TimWood on November 1, 2006 - 2:17pm - Add new comment
You guys remember the old Nintendo classic Excitebike?
I drive by the dirt piles next to Neighbors on the Parkway every day and the piles of dirt look just like the first stretch of mini jumps in Excitebike.
Ah, memories of a simpler time when high scores on Excitebike and R-C Pro Am was the biggest concern of my day.
These days, I feel more like the guy on the LendingTree.com commercial that's riding around on his lawn mower, pointing out all his debt saying with a big ol' nervous smile, "Somebody help me."
By: TimWood on October 30, 2006 - 11:36am - Add new comment
It was great television when O'Reilly went back on Letterman to promote his new book, "Culture Warrior".
But it was even better when O'Reilly went to Oprah. My wife had it TiVo'ed and I watched it with her last night.
O'Reilly can actually make sense when he's not ranting and being O'Reilly for the sake of being O'Reilly.
I know it was a right-sided Vox caller who called it in, but I have to agree. If Oprah is going to do these town hall meetings, she should probably come off as informed and ready to talk about something other than Madonna's controversial adoption.
By: TimWood on October 27, 2006 - 5:28pm - Add new comment
We are here. Are you?
The crowd is building more than an hour out for the Bobcats-Seahawks game.
It's breezy, there's plenty of rain in the near future on the radar, but there's no rain yet. And there's more of a window for no rain than there appeared to be earlier on the day. So, if you were on the fence, come on out to Bobcats Stadium.
We'll be back later.
7:05 p.m.: We have Larry Jenkins up in the booth tonight doing video for BHS. Larry was another of the stars from the '82 McCracken Bulldogs.
By: TimWood on October 27, 2006 - 12:12pm - Add new comment
Tonight is also the night that one lucky fan at the BHS-HHHS game will have a chance to win a 2007 Honda Element, courtesy of Hilton Head Honda, the Bobcats, Home Depot and Bluffton Today.
If you have bought a ticket to a BHS home game this season, bring the ticket stub you were given at the gate. We'll select one fan midway through the second quarter. That person will get one throw from 25 yards away to throw it through a hole that a lifesize cartoon version of yours truly is holding.
By: TimWood on October 27, 2006 - 12:05pm - Add new comment
You've seen all the media predictions this morning. So what do you think? Vote here:
By: TimWood on October 27, 2006 - 11:49am - Add new comment
As of 12:45 p.m., the Hilton Head-Bluffton game at BHS is still on for 7:30 p.m. Friday. There is an outside chance that tonight's game may be postponed until Saturday night because of the severe weather predicted.
Bring your ponchos. You're going to want to be there no matter rain or shine. The weather is only going to make this more of a legendary game - the type of game you can tell folks you were at 30 years from now.
If the game is not rescheduled, it will be played in normal rain conditions.
By: TimWood on October 26, 2006 - 9:44pm - Add new comment
I wrote this up and then realized want2c had posted right before me, but there's a little bit more detail here -- want2c, you did a fine job for not being a sports reporter. We'll have photos in Saturday's paper, but wanted to at least get this out there ASAP. -Tim ---
If Thursday's JV game was any indication for what we're in for on Friday night, you better get your tickets early. Timmy Smith was the star on Thursday for Bluffton with two interceptions and two touchdowns as the visitors stormed the bridge and came home with a come-from-behind 22-14 victory. Hilton Head struck first o
By: TimWood on October 24, 2006 - 5:09pm - Add new comment
I know we have some Cowboys fans in the house and I know you have opinions about "The Move" on Monday night.
To take Bledsoe out of a Monday Night Football game, Parcells was definitely sending a message pitch. Romo looked strong but definitely lacked discipline.
It definitely looked like Romo gave a spark to an offense that looked to be treading water under Bledsoe.
So who should start on Sunday night? Romo or Bledsoe?


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text: Analysis: Bombings expose Iraq's deepening sectarian divisionsBy Arwa Damon and Tim Lister, CNNUpdated 11:55 AM ET, Thu January 5, 2012Car windows were shattered during a wave of Baghdad bombings that killed nearly 70 people last month.Story highlightsBombings are an indication that terror groups in Iraq are finding space to operateThey also come as Iraq's Shiite prime minister demands the arrest of Iraq's Sunni vice presidentIraqi officials speak of a new al Qaeda made up of Sunni fighters; U.S. officials say Shiite groups sponsored by Iran are a bigger dangerMeanwhile, the prime minister does not want Iraq to be a proxy battleground for Saudi Arabia and IranNature abhors a vacuum, but terrorism relishes one. And Iraq appears to be offering new space for al Qaeda and other militant groups as political rivalries and sectarian animosities deepen.At least 60 people were killed Thursday in a series of attacks that targeted Shiites in the country, authorities said. This comes two weeks after nearly 70 people were killed in coordinated bomb explosions across Baghdad.Gen. Qassim Atta, the Iraqi commander of Baghdad security operations, said it's too soon to know who was behind Thursday's attacks. But the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), which is closely associated with al Qaeda, has already taken responsibility for the bombings in late December, saying they were "to support the weak Sunnis in the prisons of the apostates and to retaliate for the captives who were executed." The attacks come as Iraq's Shiite prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, demands the surrender of Iraq's Sunni vice president, Tareq al Hashimi, on charges that he ordered bombings and assassinations.Hashimi has taken refuge in the northern Kurdish-administered part of Iraq, and the country's always-fragile tripartite balance now appears to be in grave danger -- with the restraining effect of a U.S. military presence gone.Ramzy Mardini, of the Institute for the Study of War, believes the presence of U.S. troops helped stabilize Iraq's political discourse, and "their premature removal from the political space has altered the manner on which Iraq's actors interact."But even before their departure, there were ominous signs, as two largely Sunni provinces declared their intent to become autonomous regions. Those moves appeared to have the support -- or at least sympathy -- of Vice-President Hashimi.Just WatchedSuicide bombings kill scores in Iraq replayMore Videos ...Suicide bombings kill scores in Iraq 04:33PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedExpert: Al Qaeda still big in IraqreplayMore Videos ...Expert: Al Qaeda still big in Iraq 02:56PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedBombs and politics at play in IraqreplayMore Videos ...Bombs and politics at play in Iraq 03:09PLAY VIDEOAl Qaeda in Iraq has shown before that one of its aims is to spark sectarian bloodshed between Iraq's Sunnis and Shiites.Under the leadership of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, it carried out a double bombing of one of Shiite Islam's most holy places -- the Askariya shrine in Samarra -- in February 2006.The plan nearly worked: there were retaliatory attacks against Sunni mosques, and for nearly two years Iraq was mired in sectarian bloodletting.In words that may apply equally today, Iraq's national security adviser at the time, Mowaffak al-Rubaie, said: "The main aim of these terrorist groups is to drag Iraq into a civil war."While political violence in Iraq is nowhere near its peak of 2006-07, it has never gone away.ISI regrouped after the death of Zarqawi and after it lost support within the Sunni community because of its vicious attacks on civilians.Iraqi officials speak of a "third generation" of al Qaeda in Iraq, with fewer foreign fighters and more battle-hardened Iraqi Sunnis.Analysts say ISI has turned to bank raids and other forms of crime to finance its activities, and is targeting police patrols in areas where it is strong, largely north of Baghdad.U.S. officials say that unlike al Qaeda under Zarqawi, the group no longer holds swathes of territory, but acts in smaller cells. It is strongest in the city of Mosul, 260 miles north of Baghdad and one of Iraq's many sectarian fault lines. The city is a base for ISI but rarely suffers from its violence. The ISI has shown it can operate across the country. On one day in August, 13 people were killed and dozens injured in attacks blamed on ISI. Two bombs in Baghdad killed 18 people at the end of October.U.S. officials expected ISI to step up its campaign on the heels of a U.S. withdrawal. The former spokesman for the U.S. military in Iraq, Major General Jeffrey Buchanan said: "It's likely they will try to harbor their resources for a significant series of attacks after the U.S. military withdrawal -- if for no other reason than to demonstrate their relevance."He added that "since August, al Qaeda has been working really hard to foment sectarian conflict," and warned that "if the Iraqi security forces are not able to put pressure on them, they could regenerate."But when the U.S. military left Iraq, it took its intelligence-gathering with it -- making the job of Iraqi counter-terrorism units more challenging still."Without all the enablers we provide, there's no doubt there will be less capability than there is right now," Buchanan said.Shiite militias -- often supported by Iran -- have emerged to counter the threat of Sunni militancy.And as Iraqi security forces have gone after Sunni militants, the balance of power has tipped toward these Shiite militias -- groups like Asaib ahl-Haq and Kata'ib Hezballah.U.S. officials contend that Shiite groups sponsored by Iran were a greater danger than al Qaeda to the country's stability.Despite his good relations with Iran, Prime Minister al-Maliki is well aware that its influence is a double-edged sword -- and is anxious that Iraq does not become a battleground between the Islamic republic and the Sunni monarchy in Saudi Arabia."We do not allow Iran to use us against others that Iran has problems with, and we do not allow others to use us against Iran," he said last week.But Iraq has little control over its own borders, and a former U.S. military officer who served in Iraq told CNN last month that its security forces were still largely divided on sectarian lines.The situation in neighboring Syria adds another dimension to the situation. Thousands of Sunnis took refuge there after the fall of Saddam Hussein, but if the regime of President Bashar al-Assad falls, they may need to return home.Al-Maliki has already said that al-Assad's fall could set off a regional sectarian crisis -- one reason perhaps that his government has opposed Arab League sanctions against Syria.And some Iraqi Shiites see a Saudi hand at work in Syria. For its part, Iran has all the more reason to reinforce its influence in Iraq should its long-time Arab ally in Damascus be ousted.This regional volatility only adds fuel to an always-combustible internal situation.Last month, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said after a visit to Baghdad: "The leadership of Iraq is committed to a strong and sovereign and independent Iraq, and for that reason I am confident they are going to succeed."Al Qaeda and its enemies at the other end of the religious spectrum are doing their best to prove him wrong.More from middleeastIraqi forces push toward Tikrit as they seek to dislodge ISISWhat Iranians think of Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to CongressBenjamin Netanyahu Fast FactsPowered by Livefyre


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The 15 Minute Morning Routine: How to Make Your Mornings Quick and Easy
Kendra Wilmes
In a perfect world, you would get up fifteen minutes before your alarm, have a remote control for your curtains, and have someone to hand you a cup of coffee as you stroll out the door. Odds are, you don't have these things. We're lucky if the barista at our coffee shop remembers our "usual" order.
Reality sets in. Hangovers. Couple's quarrels. Night school. Graveyard Shifts. No more "five more minutes" or faking sick. I could tell you the usual tips and tricks to get you through your day, like "meditate for five minutes every morning" or "eat a balanced breakfast," but what are the odds that you'll actually do it? Doing those things may actually set you back or add anxiety to your day if you're rushing out the door. That doesn't mean you should not be prepared for your day.
These are my fail-proof tips for getting ready in 15 minutes or less on those mornings you sleep through your alarm or wake up under-the-weather (aka hungover).
1. Prepare your outfit the night before. In fact, do as much as you can the night before. If you are planning on a late night out, prepare your outfit before you step out and hang it somewhere visible. When you wake up in the morning, you'll know exactly where your outfit is and all of its matching components.
When you have a spare moment, prepare a hanger with a "go-to" outfit. This way, if you go out after work and don't remember when or how you got home, you'll know that there is a hanger in your closet prepared for your hot mess of a self in the morning.
2. Make your pantry "on-the-go" friendly. Trader Joe's and most grocery stores have a selection of protein bars and nutrition bars that are full of all the things you need in a traditionally balanced breakfast. Grab a few iced coffee drinks while you're there, so if you're really running low on time, you'll always have the option of grabbing coffee on your way out the door too.
3. Pack your food the night before. This is crucial and less obvious than you may think. Even if your food is just your protein bar and an iced coffee, put them both in the same place so that you can grab them and go in the morning. If you pack your lunch, make sure all of your food is in one place as well.
4. Put your keys in the fridge. You heard me! Put your keys in the fridge on top of the food you packed. How many times have you realized that you forgot something right when the front door locks behind you?
Allow me to explain. You're still half asleep and the only thing you can focus on is "must get to work." You're not worried about remembering things like your wallet or your food. But then, you walk out the door, get to work, and slowly realize you don't have your wallet to grab some coffee or get lunch with your co-workers. Or you walk to your apartment, check your pockets, and no keys.
Putting your keys in your fridge makes you think for a split second, and allows you enough time to realize you need to bring other things with you as well. Luckily, you've packed your protein bar and coffee, maybe your lunch, and your keys or essential items are resting right on top. How simple.
5. Snoozing is A-OKAY. Allow 1 snooze (if needed). Allowing one snooze gives you the satisfaction of sleeping in a little bit, but allows you enough time to get ready without rushing out the door. By setting your alarm fifteen minutes before you need to get up, your snooze isn't technically sleeping in--you're still good to go!Have your routine set up somewhere visible, like on your counter or in an order under your sink. If you have a morning routine beyond brushing your teeth and washing your face, have a set area on your countertop or under your sink. You won't have to spend time looking for items like face washes or medication.
7. Keep a travel-size kit in your bag--hairspray, basic make-up, medication, toothbrush, toothpaste, a brush, extra contacts and underwear. Keep this in your bag or in your bathroom, or maybe if you're feeling extra prepared, in your fridge next to your keys.
8. Be honest with yourself. Allow yourself to have fun and don't tell yourself you'll be responsible enough to execute your usual morning routine if you're enjoying a night out or have to stay late at work or class. Isn't it better to be prepared for whatever comes your way?


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This review describes the findings from human and animal studies indicating that B is a dynamic trace element which, in physiological amounts, can affect the metabolism or utilisation of numerous other substances involved in life processes including macrominerals, energy substrates such as triglycerides and glucose, nitrogen containing substances such as amino acids and proteins, reactive oxygen species, and estrogen. Through these effects, B can affect the function or composition of several body systems, including the brain, skeleton and immune system, generally in a beneficial fashion. Moreover, homeostatic mechanisms apparently exist for B because it is rapidly excreted in the urine, does not accumulate in tissues, and is maintained in a relatively narrow range of concentrations in blood of healthy individuals. Thus, even though B has not been conclusively established as essential because a biochemical function for it has not been identified, its beneficial actions suggest that an intake of over 1 mg day-1 (but probably not more than 13 mg day-1) is desirable; diets low in fruits, vegetables, legumes and nuts may not provide this amount of B. Boron may be of more practical nutritional importance than currently acknowledged.
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Demographics Is the Next Investing Fad
Looking at history and the long waves of demographics is a great and fine thing. It can tell you a heck of a lot. It's frequently the case that history is driven by large, abstract, impersonal forces rather than singular decisive events. But…
…to start forecasting equity markets using these metrics is a perilous thing. And it's becoming all the rage lately.
The problem with demographics as equity market forecasters is that, first, in order for you to be right, you might have to wait, you know, a generation or more. Also, even if you can shoehorn a theory to explain all, at best you only have a few good data points to support the correlation tied to equity markets. That's not much to stake a +20 year forecast on.
Thinking Back, Looking Forward
It's an old adage: Investors have short memories. Another: the market discounts the future.
Here's some interesting psychological research as to one reason that may be: Yesterday came suddenly
"Because future events are associated with diminishing distance, while those in the past are thought of as receding, something happening in one month feels psychologically closer than something that happened a month ago."
Congrats to the Flanneled Prophet
There are few on the planet who've studied Star Wars as closely as me. Not sure if I should be proud of it, but it's true.
But to understand Star Wars is also to have spent a lot of time on the Flanneled Prophet himself, George Lucas.
I think he's been planning his sale to Disney for a long time. Lucasfilm would wither and slowly wane if they tried to remain independent: Disney is the only true logical buyer and can use its resources to grow the franchise. Plus, Lucas monetizes and better than doubles his wealth in the process.
This is a savvy move to see a legacy perpetuated long after Lucas is gone. Which is what Star Wars deserves.
As for the stories themselves…it's my view these are timeless, archetypal, universal tales—which means, if I'm right, they should survive and thrive with new authors and new directions with new generations at the helm. Just like 10,000 writers and artists re-imagined Batman, Superman, Spider-man, Achilles, Thor, Rama, and so on, the Star Wars universe deserves such a fate too.
Joseph Campbell certainly agreed.
And anyway…there will be NEW STAR WARS FILMS. Which is awesome. My currently 4 year old nephew will be 8 when the first new one comes out, and I don't know which of us will have more fun when it does; seeing his reaction alone will be worth the while.
Sandy's Impact Is Archetypal
By now, folks have gleaned the Sandy storm won't have as much economic impact as feared. On the Monday of the storm I saw figures speculating upward of $75 billion in damages. By Wednesday's end it was knocked down to ~$15 billion, depending who you ask. But it's clear widespread consensus overestimated by multiples.
Acts of God are often a case study in bad economics. Though, it's probably not the calculations so much as the psychology of the matter: it's far better in most folks' minds to overestimate than underestimate. If you worry too much, no one will blame you. But if you worry too little, fingers will wag in your direction. (In my view, most economists could use a crash course in Bastiat and Broken Window Fallacies before publishing their guesstimates, too.)
Natural disasters have rarely or ever had lasting deleterious effects on capital markets. It's quite a statement about the durability and plasticity of global capital markets that the NYSE along with US markets generally can be closed for two days and one could barely tell come Wednesday's trading action. And yet people worry over and over about this stuff.
Tail Risk Is Not What You Think It Is
"Tail risk" is all the rage today. There are products and prophesies galore on this supposed new topic.
To my mind, most don't understand what tail risk is. The point of tail risk is that you can't predict it, and so you then hedge nebulously to guard against the seemingly improbable. So let's be clear: euro dissolution is not tail risk, though many believe it is. If you, and the rest of the civilized earth believe the euro will die, and that's widely discussed in all corners of the galaxy, then that's not a tail risk. Tail risk has an ineffable/unpredictable feature to it. Otherwise, it's just fear-sodden doom and gloom that you can buy insurance against, often chopping expected returns and raising portfolio costs.
I guess you could sort of define Lehman Brothers as a tail risk. Except that banks fail pretty darn often through history—investment bank failures are not "8 standard deviation events." Sorry. I've seen a lot of banks fail and I'm relatively young.
Folks are chasing their tails all over the place tied to risk these days. Even if you do recognize tail risk as a real category, no event in the modern era has kept equity markets down for very long. Even 2008. Perpetually hedging against the ineffable has never been a great pathway to wealth, and still isn't.
Shake the Myopia Mood
Myopia is the mood of the era. (If myopia isn't an official "mood" yet, let's make it one. Like melancholy, amour, and that depressive vacancy we all feel in February when football is over.)
What's the fate of the EU? Spanish yields at new euro-era highs? Is China only going to grow (gulp) 8% this year? And what about cotton prices! Oh cripes…the supreme court decision!
These are all questions for prop traders—people with a daily, monthly, quarterly, even yearly, focus. My bet is, if you're an average investor, all this stuff feels uber important but has little or no real importance on building long-term wealth. And yet some investors occasionally get so caught up in the myopia they forget all about goals and the discipline of wealth building.
Learn to put stuff of the moment into perspective. A longer view, above the noise, shows a world of great opportunity with cheap stocks. If you think euro problems will sink the world for all-time, or middle east unrest will unravel all wealth, you simply have never studied history. Even if the euro capsizes wholesale, capital markets have withstood far tougher and rougher, and equities over the long-term have delivered. It's the path to get there that's often ineffable.
Myopia is generally depressing, isolating, feverish. I don't like any of those things and neither should you. Shake the mood. Read a book like Peter Diamandis' Abundance.