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The popularity of smartphones is more prevalent than ever. A new study by Nielsen reveals that as of Q2 2013, 62 percent of mobile subscribers in the U.S. are using smartphones. But which operating system is winning the smartphone market?
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I said a while back that my posts would slow down with this new job, but I didn't anticipate it'd be THIS slow! I think it's the combination of having fewer hours to play games, and the particular game I'm working through at the moment. So, lest ye think I've abandoned this blog, know that I am currently (and slowly) playing Red Dead Redemption on my XBox, and there will be a review... sometime.
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Released: March 2013
Played: story 100% complete in 14 hours
AboutIn this reboot of the classic series, Lara Croft is a young archaeologist on her first expedition, searching for the lost empire of Yamatai. The ship is struck by a powerful storm and trapped on a mysterious island, where Lara and her friends find themselves hunted by a dangerous cult of an ancient queen...
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Review Slowdown
If you're a regular reader you may have noticed that I didn't post a review this Wednesday like I usually do. That's because I got a new job - and a pretty cool one too, working at a major tabletop game store. But this job allows me less free time for video games than my last one did, and it's already throwing off my review schedule. Plus I've been getting back into Guild Wars 2 a lot more recently, so that also cuts my time for new old games.
That doesn't mean I'm giving up video games - it just means I'll have less time to work on reviews. I'll try to post something as often as I can, but I probably won't manage a full review per week anymore. To compensate, maybe I'll post small updates as I play through a game, and then do a full review when I finish.
Actually, I'm now finally starting a game I've been excited for since it came out two whole years ago - Tomb Raider. So if it really hooks me I'll have a review sooner than later.
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A trainer in the Hoenn region sets out to be the very best, accompanied by their neighbour. Along the way, you'll encounter Team Aqua and Team Magma, who want to improve the world, but bite off more than they can chew when they awaken powerful ancient legendary Pokémon...
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Best games 2014
It's time once again for a look back at another year of gaming!
I went through a period early this year where maintaining the weekly review schedule felt like a chore instead of fun. But I got over it - especially when I picked up my fancy top-of-the-line laptop in September, when you may have noticed increased quality in my screenshots and some experimentation with video reviews (now that I have a PC that can handle running a game and capture software at the same time).
As always, this is a list of my favourite ten games I played this year, not a list of the best games that released this year. Well, actually, this year it's eleven, because I just couldn't bring myself to cut any of those games off the list. So here we go - top
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Released: October 2010
Played: story complete in 6h
After a Russian nationalist group seizes control of a space colony and repurposes its microwave power transmitter to boil San Francisco alive, an American military force launches an all-out assault to reclaim the station. Joining the squad is Sam Gideon, outfitted with the DARPA Augmented Reaction Suit, which enhances his reflexes and allows for high-speed jet boosts. Sam and Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Burns are tasked with retaking the station before it fires again on New York City.
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
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Developer: Ubisoft Montpellier
Released: November 2012
Played: story complete in 12h:37min
During the zombie apocalypse in London, the Prepper pulls survivors off the street, instructing and preparing them for the difficult days ahead. As you scavenge supplies, the Prepper and a few other factions compete for your attention as they advance their agendas. To have any hope you'll have to make sure you're prepared and avoid getting cornered... but if you die, the next survivor will push forward.
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A soccer match made in heaven
Earlier this week the governing body that oversees soccer in South America met in Buenos Aires to discuss the minutiae of sponsorship deals and pose for a series of sleepy-eyed group photos.
They also released a post-meeting story, published on CONMEBOL's official website, which included nothing of interest for most Canadian soccer fans until the very, very bottom.
It seems the grey-hairs had been discussing the idea of a unified North-South America tournament in 2016, to be held in the United States, and their brainstorming session, however brief, somehow found its way onto the publicized version of their meeting minutes for all the world to see.
Nevermind that CONCACAF -- the administrators of the sport in North and Central America and the Caribbean -- suggested the following day that their South American counterparts' announcement was slightly premature. For all we know the phone in the New York City office might have been ringing for days with no one there to pick it up.
The fact of the matter is this: a unified tournament (it's tentatively being called the "Centennial Copa America") would be a win-win for both regions, and for Canada in particular.
Without it, our men's national team would have only the 2018 World Cup to target following their disgraceful exit from 2014 qualifying earlier this month.
With it, they'd be able to focus on a major tournament that would be taking place two years sooner, with the 2015 Gold Cup serving as qualification.
Here's how the thing would work:
All 10 CONMEBOL members would be given automatic berths to the group stage along with the United States and Mexico. The four remaining participants would be determined by their placing in the 2015 Gold Cup and would conceivably include Panama, Honduras, Costa Rica and, hopefully, Canada. Play would begin in July, shortly after the conclusion of Euro 2016 in France.
This sort of competition has been talked about for years, and for good reason. It just makes sense.
Currently, the biennial Gold Cup generates precious little interest outside the hardcore support in Canada and the United States and the Latin populations of the host cities.
Matches are played in half-filled (if that) NFL stadiums unless Mexico happens to be on the marquee, and the television footprint is next to non-existent.
South America's Copa America, held whenever CONMEBOL feels like it, isn't much better off.
Yes, there is obviously significant interest on the continent, itself, but what the Copa has always craved is to be a world class competition with a world class roster of sponsors and rights-holders to match.
That, and a few more countries so as not to be required to invite the likes of Mexico and Japan to boost the tournament roster to a more workable 12.
Both the Gold Cup and Copa America have needs, and as it turns out the satisfaction of those needs can be found in each other.
South America has the talent base to lend the North some credibility; North America has access to the type of sponsors the South, until now, has only been able to dream about.
Talk about a match made in soccer heaven.
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-- The spectre of a major tournament in 2016 could end up having something to do with how the Canadian Soccer Association goes about its search for a new manager. If qualification for the 2018 World Cup was the sole target, a case could be made that a company man versed in the language of Long-Term Player Development such as Tony Fonseca, might be the optimal choice. But a competition two years sooner would require the national team being whipped into competitive shape by the 2015 Gold Cup, in which case a more experienced coach, likely from outside Canada, would be a more attractive option.
-- National women's team captain and iconic striker Christine Sinclair has been shortlisted for FIFA's World Player of the Year award.
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Finding the value of an old chiropractor diploma with bj Palmer
My friend found 2 old diplomas from 1959. They are from Palmer school of chiropractic. They are signed by Bj Palmer, who apparently is veryfamous in chiropractic medicine. I'm Trying to help determine if these posess any value beyond sentimental. Any suggestions?
Oh my. I studied chiropractic and finished school with little respect for the profession, even less for many/most of the people involved. Although I didn't go to Palmer, we were all aware of BJ, one of many questionable characters in the field's history. He's reputed to have run his father over with a car. A Wikipedia article has a "Chiropractic historian" calling that story "myth" and "absurd". Maybe, but I'd be inclined to distrust a chiropractic historian. My guess is his role involves more PR than historical curation.
Apologies for going OT. I agree that Palmer College is probably the best place to call. I'd be interested to know if it has value, although, if it's genuine, Palmer will certainly like to have it!
Haha yeah he certainly seems to have been a character. I contacted the schools archival librarian. They had no interest as he had been signing diplomas for 40 years or so, and the person who the diplomas were awarded to wasnt someone they considered to be historically significant.
Really the whole reason i wanted to check this out was because i thought it was a shame to throw away someones diplomas... then i found the BJ Palmer story and thought they might be of interest to someone.


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A BARROW man whose car ploughed into a fish and chip shop admitted it was highly probable he was driving it at the time.
Prince Charles in Cumbria today
Prince Charles is today indulging his passion for the rural community with a visit to Cumbria.
Nude bathing "plans" and edible cars among Cumbria April fools
PROPOSALS for a Lake District to London seaplane service and plans to introduce nude bathing in South Cumbria are among the April fools pranks doing the rounds this morning.
Cumbria man reunites with Korean Zen master
A PHOTOGRAPHER who suffered a chemical attack while on peacekeeping duties in Bosnia has invited the Korean Zen master who helped him recuperate to visit Cumbria.
Barrow mum saved baby from choking
A BARROW mum, whose quick actions saved her son's life, is urging other parents to be trained in first aid.
Trust donation will allow Barrow deaf charity to stage new sessions
A CHARITY which supports deaf people will put on new sessions – thanks to the latest £1,000 donation from a trust set up in memory of a popular businessman. • Would you like to apply for your organisation to receive £1,000? Click here to apply
BIG DEBATE: Would more GP cash help?
MORE investment is to be committed so GPs can operate outside normal working hours, at weekends and during evenings. Surgeries successful in applying for the new funding will be able to improve patient access. But is this money enough? And should it be available for more areas?
Firm hopes £5m Barrow Island flats revamp will attract new tenants
WORK begins this month on a £5m refurbishment project which aims to help the regeneration of Barrow Island. (7 comments)
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YOUNG singers from across the region brought a week of competition to an end with some stellar performances.
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MILLIONS of women across the UK are not taking enough exercise because they are afraid of being 'judged', according to Sport England. As Barrow's This Girl Can campaign continues JO DAVIES meets two inspirational women who don't let body image or time limitations stop them exercising.
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NEARLY 200 youngsters took part in a schools cross country event on Walney, where Victoria Junior School's Lewis Ballantyne was among the winners.
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Kerry's there to help youngsters cope with challenge of diabetes
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A strategy used by parasitic worms to anchor themselves in fish guts may point the way to new high-strength medical adhesives. Also this week: fish oil fights muscle fatigue. more
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Boston Bombing: Finding Evidence in the ER
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An inhalable aerosol formulation of dihydroergotamine (Levadex) for acute migraine treatment won't receive FDA approval until its manufacturer addresses the agency's concerns about the delivery device. more
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Better Surgical Outcomes Costly for Hospitals
Hospitals that succeed in reducing rates of surgical complications may pay an unintended financial penalty, depending on the mix of insurance carriers they're dealing with, researchers said. more
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Hydrocodone Curbs Back Pain All by Itself
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Is feminism sliding back?
I know we have several feminists who comment on here, so I thought you may be interested in this story from Yahoo! Shine about the dying art of feminism. [Read More]
PETA wants Ben & Jerry's to use breast milk
While this doesn't fit into our typical topics on this blog, I bring you this story 1. because it's so darn weird. 2. I love nothing more than a nice waffle cone filled with Ben & Jerry's and 3. PETA is often associated with fashion. That said, check out this story about how the People […] [Read More]
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Are you the type who looks at a picture of yourself and, before analyzing your smile or your hair or your outfit, you check out your body? If "I look so fat" is often your first thought, PicWash may be for you. Their "Slim" service gets you a graphic designer who will slim your upper […] [Read More]
Five fall fashion finds (for men)
Guys, here's one for you. The new shopping blogger at AOA went out and find the five best fall fashions for men. Read her post, and check out pics of the garb, here. [Read More]
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Local cut-a-thon
Choices Hair Studio in Delmar hosts a cut-a-thon from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, October 5 at their 180 Delaware Ave. (Delaware Plaza) location. All proceeds go to breast cancer research and awareness. Cuts will be $10 and with blowdry, $15. They will also be doing pink extensions all of October which cost $10 for […] [Read More]
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Drier Air
November 26, 2014
Winter brings with it cool, damp air that can cause mold, mildew and corrosion inside your RV. The Air-Dryr from Davis Instruments uses natural convection to circulate air without any switches, fans or thermostats. Just place it on the floor and plug it into a 120-volt AC outlet. The air is heated... Read more »
Waste Master
November 26, 2014
There's no denying that emptying the holding tanks can be a dirty job, but Lippert Components is trying to give this task a cleaner image with its new Waste Master waste-management system. Unlike traditional sewer-hose coils that trap debris, the tough, wireless Waste Master hose is designed... Read more »
No Maps Needed
October 29, 2014
Redesigned inside and out, the new Rand McNally RVND 7730 LM RV GPS device provides fresh hardware, a faster processor and two new graphical user interface options with improved map appearance. With robust navigation and new features such as Toll Cost estimates and Advanced Lane Guidance, the RVND ... Read more »
A Faster Screwdriver
October 29, 2014
RVs are made up of a lot of screws. Now it's easier to tighten or remove them with the new 4V Max lithium rechargeable pivot screwdriver by Black & Decker. An included micro USB wall charger supplies the screwdriver with a 400-milliamp charge rate, and the tool's handle rotates 90 degrees to... Read more »
Brute Strength
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October 27, 2014
Husky's electric A-frame jack with remote control makes easy work out of hitching and leveling a travel trailer Anyone who tows a trailer knows that setup, breakdown and leveling are not always fun for those who have to crank a manual A-frame jack. A staple of conventional trailers,... Read more »
Screen Lock Solution
October 27, 2014
We have enjoyed RVing for more than 40 years but have always wondered why RV screen doors come without a secure lock. We often leave the main door open to get fresh air, most often at night. Our solution involved a trip to a hardware store for three packages that include an Everbilt sash lock and nuts... Read more »
All Who Wander Are Not Lost
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September 29, 2014
Stay on track with one of these RV- friendly GPS units as your copilot We all know the old adage "Getting there is half the fun." That may in fact be the case, but it's never any fun getting lost. Tempers flare, blood pressures rise, and the good times cease to roll when you're... Read more »
Devilish on Dirt
September 26, 2014
RV enthusiasts now have an easier way to improve air quality and keep their rigs cleaner. The Dirt Devil CV1500 by H-P Products runs quieter and offers 26 percent more cleaning power than handhelds and other RV central vac systems on the market, according to the company. The remotely located... Read more »
Cut Down Sunlight Glare
September 25, 2014
We have three skylights in our RV. As much as we like the sunlight shining in to brighten things, the one over the kitchen is too harsh. My wife asked if I could do something to cut down the glare. In an earlier RV we had, I painted one of the skylights. That worked OK, but I thought this time I would... Read more »
Rayzar Sharp
July 28, 2014
Winegard's new Rayzar Air HD Antenna is a sleek and powerful multidirectional amplified antenna that provides front and rear reception for maximum channel coverage. Optimized for North American digital TV frequencies, the Rayzar Air is designed to eliminate interference from other non-TV frequencies... Read more »


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Theodor Hagen (music critic)
Theodor Hagen [often spelled Theodore Hagen] (15 April 1823 Hamburg, Germany - 27 December 1871 New York City) was a writer on musical topics in Germany and the United States. He was a member of the local Communist League in Hamburg, Germany and took part in the publication and distribution of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung Politisch-ökonomische Revue.[1]
He studied music in Hamburg and in Paris, in the latter city from 1841 until 1843. Soon after his return to Germany he became known as a writer on musical topics, especially as a contributor to Robert Schumann's Neue Zeitschrift für Musik. Also in Germany, he wrote two books, Civilisation und Musik (Civilization and Music; 1845) and Musikalische Novellen (Musical Novels; 1848).
He came to New York in 1854, and assumed the editorship of The Musical Gazette which was at the end of about six months consolidated with another journal under the title of The Musical Review and Gazette. In 1862, he became both editor and proprietor. He was active as a journalist and critic.
- ^ Biographical note contained in the Collected Works of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels: Volume 38 (International Publishers: New York, 1982) p. 655.
- "Hagen, Theodor". Grove's dictionary of music and musicians 6. 1922. p. 24.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Wilson, James Grant; Fiske, John, eds. (1892). "Hagen, Theodore". Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography. New York: D. Appleton.
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Before Dennis Lehane wrote Mystic River, the basis for Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning film, he wrote four detective thrillers about blue-collar private eyes Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro, a sort of shanty Nick and Nora Charles. Ben Affleck's directing d… (more)
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Before Dennis Lehane wrote Mystic River, the basis for Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning film, he wrote four detective thrillers about blue-collar private eyes Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro, a sort of shanty Nick and Nora Charles. Ben Affleck's directing debut is an adaptation of the fourth and best of the series. .
Little Amanda McCready (Madeline O'Brien) has vanished from her own bedroom in Dorchester, a poor but tight-knit, working-class Irish-American neighborhood. Her mother, Helene (Amy Ryan), is distraught, the community is up in arms, and the police and news media are all over the case. But three days after Amanda's disappearance, the cops have come up empty and the child's frustrated aunt Bea (Amy Madigan) turns up at the modest office of PIs Patrick Kenzie (Casey Affleck) and Angie Gennaro (Michelle Monaghan), her reluctant husband Lionel (Titus Welliver) in tow. Bea pleads with them to join the investigation: Both grew up in Dorchester and might be able to tease out leads the police have missed. Despite Angie's misgivings — an abducted child gone for three days is almost certainly dead, and she dreads the thought of fishing a tiny, battered corpse from a dumpster — they take the case and broker an uneasy truce with Captain Jack Doyle (Morgan Freeman), who heads up the Boston PD's Crimes Against Children unit, and his lead detectives, Remy Bressant (Ed Harris) and Nick Poole (John Ashton). It doesn't take long to establish that the hard-living Helene lied about the circumstances of Amanda's disappearance, and that her heavy-duty drinking and drugging lifestyle probably has something to do with the child's abduction. But the deeper Patrick and Angie dig, the more conflicted they become about what they should do with the hard-won truth of the matter.
Though marred by artificial hard-boiled dialogue, some rocky story transitions and wandering accents, Affleck's first outing as director is an admirably dark, ambiguous thriller with the courage of its morally compromised convictions. Fans of Lehane's Kenzie-Gennaro books will lament the fact that starting with the fourth book means losing the couple's extensive backstory, but the essence of their fragile, damaged bond comes through even if you don't know what shaped it. And Affleck's decision to cast both extras and supporting players from Boston locals pays off handsomely: You don't find faces like that of Jill Quigg, who plays Helene's sozzled, bitterly defensive best friend, in a casting directory.
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I have a pretty solid install at the moment. There's just one thing that is starting to bother me a bit. Every time I restart, or power down, it's a gamble as to whether or not I'll get into OS X again with just one boot. The ONLY way I have found to get audio fully working, is to use Voodoo (Terrible way, I know!) I searched high and low for a way to use anything but voodoo. Nothing I could find worked, most things broke the installation. Problem with Voodoo is, sometimes you'll boot right up, sometimes you'll kernel panic 20 or 30 times before you get in. Making it even harder, the panics are NEVER the same. They are always different when they happen. So it's not as if there is a constant panic I can google. Once it's up and running, it's rock solid, has absolutely no flaws, and it never crashes.
Does anyone know of a solution to get AppleHDA working for the ALC202A or at least a way to get Voodoo to behave better? I've searched and searched, and tried SO many different things, at this point I'm probably reaching so much that I've missed something. My machine doesn't use any kind of custom DSDT, if that makes a difference.
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You can either delete AppleHDA kext from your Extensions folder or use a disabler kext ... eg.
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That seems to help out ...
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Still having a hell of a time with this... Anyone know of a good card to buy that is painless to use with 10.8.2 if not a fix for this issue? Thanks again!
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Dermott Lennon wins share of spoils in Spain
Dermott Lennon was one of two Irish show jumping Grand Prix winners Sunday, but in an unusual twist had to share first place at the Spanish Sunshine Tour with Briton Robert Bevis.
Dermott Lennon was one of two Irish show jumping Grand Prix winners Sunday, but in an unusual twist had to share first place at the Spanish Sunshine Tour with Briton Robert Bevis.
Spain's Adrian Otaegui will take a two-shot lead into the third round of the Tshwane Open after threatening to record the first ever 59 on the European Tour on Friday.
Paul McGinley's successor as European Ryder Cup captain could be announced next Wednesday, with Northern Irishman Darren Clarke and Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain leading the chase for the coveted role.
Borussia Dortmund winger Marco Reus signed a surprise contract extension with the Bundesliga club until 2019, ending persistent speculation about a move Spain or England at the end of the season.
Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has said his "conscience is totally clear" despite being named in a match-fixing probe in Spain.
Ireland's Denis Lynch and All Star 5 took second place and a €100,000 prize after a thrilling 12-horse jump off at Longines Grand Prix in La Coruna, Spain.
Barcelona have been boosted by the successful return from injury of talismanic playmaker Andres Iniesta as they prepare to host city rivals Espanyol in La Liga on Sunday.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho could not hide his frustration at the talk surrounding Diego Costa's absence from the Spain squad as tension appears to simmer between club and country.
The Republic of Ireland were held to a 2-2 draw with Russia in their under-21 friendly in Marbella, Spain last night.
World champions Germany beat European champions Spain 1-0 in Vigo on Tuesday night thanks to a late goal from Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos.
Simon Thornton leads the Irish challenge at the European Tour School in Spain on five under par and is tied for tenth place in Cataluyna after today's second round of the six round event.
Slovakia remain ahead of Spain and Ukraine in Euro 2016 qualifying Group C while it was a big night for minnows San Marino and Liechtenstein.
Cologne defender Jonas Hector is the new face in Germany's squad for their Euro 2016 qualifier against Gibraltar and international friendly in Spain over the next two weeks.
Valencia moved to within a point of Primera Division leaders Real Madrid with a 3-1 derby victory at Villarreal.
Tour of Spain champion Alberto Contador has won the prestigious Velo d'Or award as the best rider of 2014.
Jose Mourinho thinks Spain coach Vicente del Bosque is the man to blame for Diego Costa's recent injury troubles.
Sebastien Ogier clinched his second successive World Rally Championship title after taking victory in Spain.
Sebastien Ogier stands on the brink of retaining his World Rally Championship title in Spain and admits "it's starting to look good".
Sebastien Ogier capitalised on rival Thierry Neuville's puncture to build a lead of more than 35 seconds at the Rally of Spain.
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque insisted his team were not in a "negative dynamic" after Thursday evening's shock Euro 2016 qualifying defeat against Slovakia.


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"And for now, he doesn't even need a vote: he only needs to convince the Republicans that he is sincere about curbing spending. That was the principal goal of his budget, and there are signs, albeit faint, it may be working."
I'm trying to think of a budget proposed by Obama that was not unanimously rejected by both parties in Congress. Obama is a divider, not a uniter. Whatever he proposed was not meant to address anyone's concerns and neither the Republicans nor the Democrats will take it seriously. It's meant as a political device for the 2014 elections.
It was designed to do what it did- provide something for magazines like the Economist to write articles saying Obama is trying to compromise but the EVIL republicans refuse.
The article could at least have mentioned that by law his budget was due in February, not April. Anyone else would get dinged for being a month and a half late. Not Obama!
McGenius, what do you think of this report on the U.S. economy?
The wiki claims the US to have $150k in foreign reserves? Surely that is a typo?
Other than that, seems like a nice consolidation of info,
*sigh* Don't even have to put his feet to the fire, I've never understood why the right hates Obama so much.. seems like one of the best Republicans you can ask for.
Oh well, maybe by the 2020's Washington will give a damn about the tens of millions out of work instead of pushing ignorant deficit hysteria at every turn.
If Obama is the best the republicans can ask for then our country is doomed.
As for the millions out of work, I agree Washington needs to do something, it needs to cut all the red tape and punishing taxes and allow Americans to get back to work.
My wife works in government, a typical project there takes 1-2 years. I asked her how long it could take if it was run right, and you cut all the BS regulations while still doing the important parts (protect environment etc) she said 1-2 months.
Of course that would also depend on getting rid of all the civil servants that don't do anything besides slow the process down (when they do anything at all)
Yeaa over-regulation is really killing us, if we had just cut the red tape on the banking and insurance industries back in 2000... ohh thats right.
Cutting taxes I can agree with you on, that's a start at least. Government employees (besides the politicians) are not what's holding back our economy, sorry to break it to you.
You've been reading the NY Times to much. Regulation increased under Bush (yes even banking regulation). I believe it was Fannie Mae that had 600 government regulators devoted to it... Would 700 have done the trick?
In fact you don't need a bunch of regulation for the banking sector, you just need a couple of simple regulations.
Increase capital requirements, make bonuses contingent on long term performance. And of course have the government stop interfering with the housing market and ecouraging banks to make loans to people that can't afford it.
Though if I had my druthers I might go a bit further. Break up any bank that's too big to fail. And get rid of securitzation. If banks want to make more loans, they can issues bonds.
Clinton, not Bush.
The point here is that over-regulation and government employees is not whats holding back the economy/jobs. It is demand, plain and simple. The neoliberal model has been tried and failed for the past few decades now.
You are confusing demand with ability to pay. There is always plenty of demand for stuff, but the ability to pay is absent.
The reason the ability to pay is absent is because people spent today's consumption yesterday. To generate more ability to pay we need to become more productive. One of the best ways to do that is to stop wasting resources on unproductive things.
Let's take taxes as an example (I'm a CPA so pretty familiar with this topic). I've seen estimates that we waste over 200 BILLION dollars in year in tax prep and compliance costs. This is by and large all a waste of time/money. That could/should be invested in things that actually improve human welfare.
To put that in perspective the entire budget of the state of CA is around 100 billion dollars.
Of course we need to collect revenue for government to run, but it could be done in a manner that didn't consume nearly so many scare resources.
There is a middle ground between the Republicans desire for Social Security to be means tested and the Democrats not wanting any changes.
Make SS benefits flat. Currently people that earned more get larger benefits. Higher income people have more opportunity to save for their retirement. By giving all retirees the same SS benefit it should be able to reduce the average benefit/total cost yet provide more to the poorest.
Those who contribute more through higher incomes (up to the limit of 110,00) should reap the larger benefits. To assume that higher income people have more opportunity to save is just that: an assumption.
SS benefits will be the most equitable for all when the contribution requirement for all are equal.
So the guy who contributes 100,000 dollars reaps the same benefit as the guy who contributes 1?
"Make SS benefits flat. Currently people that earned more get larger benefits."
That's very socialist of you! It removes all incentive to work hard and prosper because at the end of 40 or 50 years of working, the lot of the hard working industrious persons is no different than the sloth.
It is this type of negative incentive that crippled the productivity growth of the former Soviet Union and eventually led to its collapse.
SS benefits are only one part of your retirement. Flat benefits are the strongest incentive to work hard and save/invest.
Means testing SS benefits would be a disincentive to saving. People don't save enough for their retirement today. If we cut SS benefits to people that can afford to take care of themselves it will be logical for people to save even less.
Given that income is less equal in the US than in Japan, Canada, Britain, etc. Taxes are also lower in the US and social benefits are less generous so it's hard to see why there wouldn't be an incentive to do better than just live on the same state pension as someone who earned a lower income.
"Flat benefits are the strongest incentive to work hard and save/invest."
I'm curious to hear the theory behind this. If I work one hour in my life and I earn the same SS benefits as someone who works a thousand hours, what incentive do I have to work more?
And please explain how making wealthy people accept regressive returns on their SS contributions isn't flat-out redistribution.
The problem with using the chained inflation index for social security it's not based on what seniors spend their money on.
Seniors spend more of their income on health care which is going up faster than infation and less on food, clothing and other products that are going down in price. The current inflation adjustment is less than the inflation seniors experience.
I won't spend more on clothes and less on a hip replacement if food goes down relative to hip replacements.
A better solution to balancing social security would be eliminate the cap and collect social security tax on all income including income over $110,000.
How is that a better solution, SS is supposed to be a retirement program, are you proposing to raise the payout limit? Or just trying to turn SS from a retirement program into a welfare program?
A far better solution is to raise the retirement age and index it to life expectancy.
Social security is one part of your retirement. It's (supposed to be) there regardless of what happens with your other investments (.com bubble burst, etc), lack of planning or if an emergency wipes out your savings (e.g. medical).
Conservatives keep talking about making SS means tested. A better solution is just making it a flat benefit for everyone who worked. Most people consider social security a tax so why not make it a tax on all income including income over $110,000 and on investment income? Including investment income and directing the surplus over SS's needs to medicare will help keep medicare solvent.
So go for CPI-E inflation - which measures exactly what the elderly spend their money on (and actually it is currently slightly lower than the general rate)
Because SS shouldn't be a welfare program. Then you want to tax investment income as well? Talk about hurting investment in the country.
So in other words:
Obama is now on the record as proposing a social security cut.
So far the head of the NRCC has gone on the record attacking Obama's shocking attack on seniors.
It'll be interesting to see how fast the National Republican leadership drops their advocacy of the unpopular chained CPI now that they can leave it with the president.
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Fragrant yellow hybrid tea
I don't have any yellow or whie roses in my garden and would like some suggestions.
I grow only roses for cutting and for fragrance.
Any suggestions
I am ordering Berolina for next spring--supposed to be fragrant AND disease-resistant.
Here is a link that might be useful: Berolina at HMF
This is a question that I have been agonizing over as well. I was thinking about Eternal Flame or maybe Lemon Spice. I recently bought Valencia, glad to see a positive rec for it.
The only yellow I already have is St Patrick, which lasts long as a cut flower, but has no fragrance.
'Valencia' is a terrific rose, but I consider it to be more apricot than true yellow.
Meilland's 'Eternal Flame' is quite impressive and very fragrant. However, it's a rose for a patient gardener. Even as a grafted plant, give it two full seasons before passing judgment on it. I've no idea how it does on its own roots.
Another Meilland yellow with strong fragrance is 'Marco Polo' -- great color on a robust plant.
Though it is a Grandiflora, rather than a HT, the finest yellow of that type we ever grew was 'Gold Medal.' It was a tall plant in Southern California, bloomed very well, and was disease-free here.
Like many moderns of the very recent past, it may now be hard to find, but it sure was a worthwhile rose, and probably vigorous enough to grow own-root.
Jerri, Gold Medal is one of the most beautiful roses ever. Mine is well over eight feet tall and never stops producing big, beautiful, yellow flowers from spring until Christmas. IMO, however, Radiant Perfume is by far the most gorgeous yellow rose I've had. It's holds up well in arrangements or is equally as lovely by itself in a bud vase. The color has yet to be matched. It's sold by J&P which is close to my home in SC. As far as aroma, the name speaks for itself. It has a delicious perfume fragrance that is unparalled. I love both of these beauties!
Yeah, Valencia is apricot. The blooms are huge, not much fragrance - but it gets about 15 blooms that last weeks and flushes 4 times HERE - which is fantastic in zone 3. It is an amazing plant - but not yellow. :)
In this picture there is only 1 bloom - but trust me - it's a bloom machine to get 15 blooms or more that are that large!
My Berolina (from Pickering) is just completing its first year in my garden, so the jury is still out. The progression of color reminds me of Julia Child (the Floribunda) in that the blooms are a delightful shade of yellow upon opening, but fade rapidly to cream in my zone 8 sun/heat.
The color change isn't quite so pronounced with the few fall blooms I'm getting now. I would expect that the color would last longer in your milder zone 6 garden. At pruning time in early '13, I plan to move my plant to a location where it will be partially protected from afternoon sun.
I have a new yellow hybrid tea that arrived just last month as a band, so I can't say that much about it yet except that it looks healthy and has tolerated our recent scorching heat just fine. The rose is Limelight, bred by Kordes, Germany, in 1984. Limelight is supposed to be very fragrant and Kordes does select for disease resistance. HMF lists it as only hardy for zone 7b and above. On the other hand HMF also lists a garden in zone 4a and 6a that have it.
I looked on HMF for a fragrant white hybrid tea hardy for your zone and found Janet Carnochan which was discovered (as a sport of Silverado) in Canada in 1995. JC is hardy to zone 5a.
Here is a link that might be useful: Janet Carnochan on HMF
Somehow I overlooked your request for white rose suggestions.
Pope John II is often highly recommended on this forum. I have never seen it, so I don't know anything else about it.
However, I do have a nice white HT--Memoire (also known as Ice Cream)by Kordes. It is white/cream, moderate fragrance, and very disease resistant. I've had mine for one entire season and really, really like it. It is quite good on re-bloom also.
Here is a link that might be useful: Memoire at HMF
Kate, PJP is a gorgeous white rose with a lucious grapefruit smell. In my area, it developed black spot easily and was hard to treat, but it never quit throwing out those beautiful blooms. Great rose!