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When you use Web Publishing Rules to publish an internal Web site, you cannot redirect the URL path to a different path on the internal Web server.
Note In this article, the path is defined as that portion of the URL that appears between the first and the last forward slash characters (/) in the URL.
For example, when you create a Web Publishing Rule that uses the following Destination Set
http://www.example.com/site1ISA Server automatically redirects the request to the internal Web server as follows, where Web01 is the name of your Web site:
http://Web01/site1Therefore, you cannot use paths to direct incoming requests to the root directory of an internal Web site. In this scenario, the Web site content must be stored in the site1 folder instead of in the root directory.
This issue occurs because ISA Server passes the original URL path unchanged to the internal Web site.
A supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
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Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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This hotfix permits you to remove some or all of the URL path, beginning with the first forward slash character (/), when you publish a Web site. For example, by creating a path mapping to remove the /site1/ portion of the following URL, you can configure ISA Server to translate the following
Date Time Version Size File name -------------------------------------------------------------------- 08-May-2003 21:24 3.0.1200.266 178,448 Mspadmin.exe 08-May-2003 21:23 3.0.1200.266 103,184 Msphlpr.dll 09-May-2003 00:45 1.0 19,572 Pathmappingeditor.hta 08-May-2003 21:23 3.0.1200.266 391,440 W3proxy.exe 08-May-2003 21:24 3.0.1200.266 299,280 Wspsrv.exe
http://Web01Consider the following examples:
Note After you install this hotfix, ISA Web Proxy Logging changes. The cs-uri field contains the mapped data, not the original request.
Important To enable the functionality provided by this hotfix, you must install ISA Server Feature Pack 1. For information about how to obtain ISA Server Feature Pack 1, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/isa/2000/downloads/servicepacks/engsp1.mspx?mfr=trueAdditionally, Microsoft recommends that you install Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later to support the functionality of the Path Mapping Editor.
Path translation does not extend to multiple instances of the specified string. ISA Server searches for the first instance of the particular path mapping, and then replaces it. For example, when you create a path mapping of /site1/, the following URL
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http://Web01/site2/site1Important The ISA Server Path Mapping Editor Tool rejects path definitions that violate the Request For Comments (RFC) 2396 path restrictions.
To work around this issue, use the instructions in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article to redirect Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) subfolders to the Web root folder:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/310177/EN-US/ )HOW TO: Redirect IIS 5.0 Subfolders to a Web Root Folder in Windows 2000
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âœThereâs no better time to celebrate friends and family than the Holidays,â said Michael Damian. âœThis concert and celebration party give us a chance to share a little spirit of the season with our friends, fans and families and have fun with classic Christmas music, so itâs going to be great to watch and perform. â
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Michael Damian has enjoyed a prolific acting career and is widely known for his eighteen-year run on the daytime drama, "The Young and the Restless" as well as his starring role as âœJosephâ in the Broadway production of âœJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoatâ for which he earned a Grammy nomination. In addition to his extensive acting and Broadway career, Damian has released five albums and has had eight Top 40 hits including the #1 single "Rock On", which earned him gold records in the US, Canada and Japan. He won a BMI Songwriting Award for his hit single "Was It Nothing At Allâ and two of his songs are featured on the soundtrack of the feature film âœFlicka 2.â An accomplished director and screenwriter, he directed âœFlicka 2â and wrote and directed âœMarley and Me: The Terrible 2sâ for 20th Century Fox.
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Traut declined to discuss casualty figures when reached Wednesday night by The Associated Press.
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Government and union officials later said that a deal had been put before farm laborers, but it was unclear if they accepted. Most of the laborers work in vineyards supporting South Africa's wine industry, the world's eighth largest overall producer.
Unrest also has continued at the mines. Police said they arrested 37 mineworkers Tuesday near an Xstrata PLC mine after miners threw stones at cars and burned tires. Authorities also said they found the body Tuesday of a miner from Mozambique killed near the Anglo American Platinum mines.
At Anglo American Platinum, also known as Amplats, workers began their strike more than eight weeks ago. The company fired 12,000 workers and then reinstated them, though the miners still have not returned to work. In a statement Wednesday to investors, the world's largest platinum producer said its year-end earnings "will decrease by more than 20 percent" compared to last year. It blamed the strikes in part for the losses.
The unrest has, however, showed signs of easing in recent days. AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., the world's third largest gold bullion producer, said in a statement Wednesday that its Mponeng mine in South Africa had returned to normal operations after earlier violence there.
Striking workers at Amplats faced a deadline Wednesday to return to work, but shafts remained empty. Workers gathered under umbrellas early that morning near two mine shafts to listen to their leaders describe a wage offer involving a one-time 4,500 rand ($500) payment, as well as either a monthly pretax allowance of 600 rand ($70) or a pretax salary increase of 400 rand ($45). Workers had asked for 16,000 rand (about $1,800) in monthly pay.
It remained unclear if the deal would be accepted, though many acknowledged that the weeks of striking had begun to take a toll.
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It is shocking to reread the coverage of global warming from 10 years ago, and even earlier. So many of the warnings and the science of global warming were already being reported.
For professional (which means chronically skeptical) journalists, the phoenix of global warming began to rise again two years ago. There were headlines in 2004 like that on National Geographic's cover story "Global Warning;" U.S. News and World Report's cover article "Preparing for a warmer world;" and USA Today's above-the-fold front-page declaration "The Debate is Over: The Planet IS warming."
Even Business Week had a cover announcing "Many Companies Now Preparing for Carbon Constrained World."
Those companies have for some time included big oil and coal corporations, whose products give off much of America's greenhouse gas emissions.
(The United States, with 5 percent of the world's population, is estimated to generate about 25 percent of the globe's man-made greenhouse emissions.)
Coal and oil executives have for years been aware of the science behind global warming and its connection to coal and oil. Various executives have reportedly said privately for years that they were ready for carbon restrictions but could only cut carbon if the cuts became mandatory and were forced on them by the federal government.
The White House, indeed President Bush, for reasons that are unclear, continues to suggest that the science promulgating global warming as a man-made phenomenon is in considerable doubt.
Last week the president said to reporters, who did not challenge him, "The globe is warming. The fundamental debate is, is it man-made or natural?"
It is simply not true that this is a "fundamental debate," as any credible, nonpoliticized and workmanlike examination of the scientific community's discussions and studies will reveal.
Then why would the president make such a statement?
Perhaps he misspoke, or was simply condensing his thoughts into an extremely tight package. But it is also true that a great many political analysts have written and spoken about this president's debt and allegiance to the oil companies, for which he worked as a prominent executive, as did Vice President Dick Cheney.
Several books of investigative journalism, including Ross Gelbspan's "The Heat is On" and "Boiling Point," have reported that oil companies in the 1990s, apparently trying to stave off profit cuts from carbon regulation as long as possible, hired PR firms to promote the notion that there was fundamental and widespread debate among scientists about even such basic questions as whether global warming was happening at all.
And now The Washington Post, picking up a journalistic line of inquiry already opened by Andrew Revkin in The New York Times and by ABC News, has just published a comprehensive report by staff writer Julie Eilperin titled "Climate Researchers Feeling Heat From the White House."
It says that "scientists working for the federal government say the Bush administration has made it difficult for them to speak forthrightly to the public about global warming. The result, the researchers say, is a danger that Americans are not getting the full story on how the climate is changing."
They are now. Or very soon will.
Your computer screens large and small, cell phone screens, iPods, radios, TV screens, newspapers, magazines and even your local movie theaters will make it inescapable.
As stories go, this one-of-a-kind phoenix (mythology says there was only one in the world) is of unprecedented scale and complexity.
But as it rises again for us to consider, with so many other parts of its enormous complexity to challenge us, there is still that one talon pointing at the executive and legislative branches, perhaps curled into a question mark as if to ask, why has our country and its government been so slow to confront this unprecedented danger?


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By P.H. Burbridge (A voice in the crowd) Its absolutely ridiculous that Oscar De La Hoya is considering Manny Pacquiao as his final ring opponent! Is this supposed to be Oscars gift to the fight fans who have made him one of the RICHEST sportsmen ever? If it is, then keep it Oscar because we want to see elite fighters who are evenly matched leaving it in the ring not a good big guy walking down a good small guy. You dont claim greatness by fighting a guy who is 20 pounds lighter then you unless youre a heavyweight and your opponent is a prime Roy Jones Jr. If youre a light middleweight and youre calling out a LIGHTWEIGHT who started his career as a FLYWEIGHT then youre RIPPING US OFF. Spare us of all the hype and dont ask us to suspend reality so you can make another 25 million dollars!
Enough is enough! Anyone who thinks Manny Pacquiao can stand up to a real De La Hoya left hook is kidding themselves. You want proof watch the 2nd round of the second Juan Manuel Marquez fight where Manny was buzzed by a grazing hook and suddenly slammed it in to reverse. So, now that plans for a December showdown seem to be serious I have to raise my hand for hardcore fight fans around the world and shout this fights a JOKE!
If this is the best Oscar can do then maybe weve given him too much credit all along. When this potential Super fight started popping up on the various boxing websites and Freddie Roach said publicly that he felt that Manny could and would beat De La Hoya if they ever met I didnt take it seriously. Freddie even went so far as to say that Pacquiao would likely knock De La Hoya out! I laughed and attributed all that nonsense to Roach trying to set the stage for a possible monster payday for Manny and HIMSELF. I certainly didnt think De La Hoya would SERIOUSLY consider it. But, apparently hes desperate.
Freddie Roach KNOWS theres no chance that Manny could hurt De La Hoya yet he persists with these ridiculous claims as if he has some insider knowledge. Lets be frank here if Freddie had that kind of insight why didnt he do a better job of training Oscar for Mayweather? If he was such a great tactician and was capable of breaking down a fighters style to capitalize on their weaknesses, why did Oscar loose his jab after the 7th round of that fight when it was working so well early and why didnt Freddie make the necessary adjustments in the corner? After all, that was the biggest fight hes ever been involved in and his A game should have been on full display but clearly he didnt have any answers and his timid in corner pleas for Oscar to do more were pathetic. Leading up to the Mayweather fight Roach openly quipped that they would go to plan B, C and D if A wasnt working but you can watch that fight a hundred times and youll see that NO adjustments were made by De La Hoya and Roachs advice lacked any direct or any sustained tactical suggestion. Bottom line Roach planned it one way and it didnt come close to working. If ever De La Hoya needed Mayweather Sr that was the fight. Why Oscar didnt pony up that 2 million dollar asking price to get Floyd Sr into camp is beyond me. Considering Oscars bank roll and his take for that fight 2 million dollars doesnt seem like a lot of money. What did Oscar think Floyd Sr would do? Come in and sabotage his camp so that Floyd Jr could win? Floyd Sr is a professional and would have come in and done his job. Floyd Srs not going to ruin his reputation for a Son who openly treats him with such disrespect. Take a look at whats been going on and more importantly whats not been going on between those two since that fight and youll have your answer. I think Floyd Sr would have brought his A game for that 2 million dollars and Oscar might have had the most satisfying win of his career. Well, well never know. One thing we do know is that Freddie Roach failed in the biggest fight of his career and in a fight that was absolutely winnable for De La Hoya.
So, whats really going on here? Why wont Oscar focus his attention on an elite fighter in his own weight range? Why is Oscar avoiding the Tijuana Tornado," Antonio Margarito? Margarito couldnt have scripted this thing any better for De La Hoya to end his career if he were a Hollywood screen writer. He beat the man who aside from Mayweather was Oscars most obvious choice to end his career with a bang, Miguel Cotto. Margarito was OPENLY ducked by Floyd Mayweather Jr and has for the longest time had the title as the most avoided fighter in the game. Margaritos credibility is at an all time high and beating him would put some of the shine back on the Golden Boy." Oscar shouldnt be wasting his time with Pacquiao. Hes too small and has ZERO chance of withstanding hard shots from De La Hoya. Plus Manny doesnt come close to having enough power to make Oscar think twice about anything. Oscar has fought full fledge middleweights so Im sure hell be able to absorb anything Manny can muster up. Forget about all the highlight reels showing Manny crushing Featherweights.
This is a complete money making scheme. Oscar knows Pacquiao cant beat him and so does Roach. Manny knows he cant beat Oscar too and thats why youre reading so much about all these financial penalties and demands that are being made by team Pacquiao such as a weigh in on the day of the fight rather then one day prior. Pacquiaos team want financial terms put in writing that Oscar is to be penalized $750,000 per pound over the agreed weight. That pretty much tells you everything you need to know. Pacquiaos team is looking at every single angle to cash in absolutely anticipating he will lose. After all is hes going to loose he might as well get paid for it. This isnt a real fight.
If Oscar and Manny do go through with this ridiculous event and when Oscar wins what does he think he will have accomplished? Does he think that HE will all of sudden jump to the top spot of everyones POUND FOR POUND list because he took out the current #1 guy? Ive already said that were not going to suspend reality for this Super Fight." Clearly, beating Manny Pacquiao does nothing to enrich the De La Hoya legacy. It will do plenty for his bank account. As usual
Does Pacquiao consider this to be his retirement score? Manny needs to get a couple of wins as the LIGHTWEIGHT champion and then go after Ricky Hatton. Now, that fight makes sense and would be competitive.
For Oscar to go out of boxing on such an undistinguished note will give those who have questioned his greatness all the ammunition they need to question his legacy till the end of time. If Oscar really does care about his legacy then his only option is waiting by the phone in Tijuana!
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Well.. I just went out and bought a whole bunch of SVMaps.. I'm used to using the old AusMap 1:25000 bushwalking etc.. these maps are good!
But.. in today's day and age.. can we get them online, to use on iPad, or with Android, as PDF, JPG, or .. something..?
I know the story about what if my iPad gets a flat battery.. what then etc.. but assuming one is 'ok' with relying on electronic gadgets.. what is 'the go' for Navigation on tech devices these days..?
I have successfully used LocusPro on Android for my road bike.. but those SVMaps, there is just so much good added detail etc which is not normally available etc. I've thought about scanning them in and stitching them together buuuut.. way painful.. there must be a torrent with all these to something..?
Last question for tonight.. promise!
When you say SVMaps, assuming you meant the paper version of them.
I bought the SVMaps on disk... I'm assuming they're still available. Then there's the software.. my personal preference is Oziexplorer, under windows mobile, but they also do an Android version. For me, this works very well.
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- It should include more types of exercises
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Do the exercises and try to improve your previous score
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In Focus, you need to find the target tile and tap on them until you run out of tiles. In Speed, you need to tap the green tile as fast as possible within one minute. In Accuracy, you have to touch the balls in ascending order of numbers. Finally, in Memory, you need to remember the numbers that appear on the screen and touch them in the ascending order when they disappear.
The good thing about this application is that you can do the exercises daily and it measures your progress, so you can track your performance and see if you improve your mental skills as the days go by. Best Free Addictive Games Brain Game Factory is the developer of Brain Workout, a great tool for exercising the mind and being always awake and paying attention. Daily use is recommended.
Sharpen Your Brain with 4 brain training games that will analyze your memory, concentration, reaction and accuracy abilities. Track your performance and watch your stats rise as you improve your mental skills each time you play. Compare scores with your friends.
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Good game jus wish there was more options
Best to improve focus
It's just stupidity
It tells me alot of things in my brain
Its in the title
Fun app
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SINGAPORE - The latest Graciousness Index on Wednesday gave Singapore a score of 55 this year, a slight recovery from 53 last year. The higher the index, the more gracious a society is.
The annual study, commissioned by the Singapore Kindness Movement (SKM), polled 1,666 respondents last December and this January.
The higher score was mainly because of better ratings in the "experience" category - which is about people doing, receiving and witnessing gracious acts. Ratings in the "perception" category, which is about people's opinions of themselves and others, were similar to that last year.
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Jun. 3, 2015
Mississippi Corrections Dept announces it will end program that paid counties to use prison inmates as free labor for local governments, change that has been instituted in other states over similar concerns about state budgets; change in Mississippi will begin in August and leaves local governments scrambling to figure out how to fund and replace lost labor. MORE
May. 26, 2015
Brittany Bronson Op-Ed article ponders future of her students, who attend University of Nevada, noting many of them are likely to face future of indefinite underemployment; observes that they are largely working class students forced to take advantage, because of economic conditions in Las Vegas, of in-state tuition costs, with course selections shaped more by immediate financial concerns than by hopes and dreams. MORE
May. 26, 2015
Companies, in attempt to control costs, are evolving from annual pay raises for employees to one-time bonuses and nonmonetary rewards; impact on workers is drastic since yearly salary increases compound over time. MORE
May. 26, 2015
Comedy Central's Daily Show host Jon Stewart reveals that, for past three years, he has run five-week boot camp for military veterans, training them for jobs in television; Stewart kept project low key but says that now, after deciding to leave Daily Show, he wants project to become visible in hopes that others in industry will follow his example. MORE
May. 25, 2015
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column laments fact that many of New York City's lower-paid workers are unable to take time off to care for relatives in need; gives example of museum security guard DeBorah Palmer, whose adult brother Stevie has autism; notes bill championed by City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito that would require employers to accommodate such situations. MORE
May. 20, 2015
Jim Dwyer About New York Column commends New York Gov Andrew Cuomo for efforts to improve working conditions and wage protections for nail salon employees, but holds that much more must be done for exploited immigrant workers in all sectors. MORE
May. 20, 2015
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column contends the presidential candidates are avoiding commitments on major issues at a time of unprecedented disruption in technology, economics and international relations; examines how tech sector is transforming international trade, and could potentially upend labor market in US and abroad; holds future is happening whether candidates are willing to address it or not. MORE
May. 19, 2015
Some firms are utilizing talent swaps, foreign assignments in which employees in same company from different countries temporarily switch jobs; swaps, which generally last less than year, can entail less paperwork and expense than traditional expatriate assignments. MORE
May. 15, 2015
Jobs creation program Start-Up New York has resulted in 76 jobs in first full year of operation from 30 new mostly small businesses; effort has cost tens of millions of dollars; state officials say program will lure bigger businesses. MORE
May. 13, 2015
National Federation of Independent Business reports that its Small Business Optimism index rose 1.7 points to 96.9 in April, supporting opinions that economic growth is rebounding after poor first quarter; Labor Department reports that job openings slipped 150,000 to five million in March, though openings remain 18.6 percent above year-earlier period. MORE
May. 10, 2015
Adam Davidson On Money column holds American economy is gradually shifting toward project-based 'Hollywood model' in which skilled teams are assembled for specific projects, and away from long-term, open-ended jobs; contends model is not only beneficial to employers, but also to workers, particularly those with sought-after skills. MORE
May. 9, 2015
Labor Dept reports employers added 223,000 jobs in April, while unemployment rate fell to 5.4 percent; average hourly earnings rise modest 0.1 percent, or 2.2 percent annual gain. MORE
May. 8, 2015
Pres Obama plans to visit Nike headquarters in order to make speech supporting Trans-Pacific Partnership; choice has shocked labor activists and others who see company as prime symbol of exploitative globalization; Obama is expected to make an announcement that might include a commitment by Nike concerning jobs it could create in United States if trade agreement is finally ratified. MORE
May. 7, 2015
ADP National Employment Report finds payrolls in private sector rose by 169,000 in April; Labor Department says productivity in first quarter fell at 1.9 percent annual rate after dropping at revised 2.1 rate in fourth quarter. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Isolated rural town Beatrice, Neb, has lost much of its manufacturing jobs, but its economic anchor is now Beatrice Community Hospital and Health Center; many small towns have attracted hospitals and other health care facilities to help them survive (Series: A Shifting Middle). MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
Unskilled and semiskilled Chinese workers are struggling to find better employment in country's inefficient job market; many have sought new work amid urbanization and decline in agriculture jobs, but overstressed manufacturing sector and soaring university enrollment have resulted in lopsided supply and demand; issue presents critical test for nation's policy makers as they seek to maintain economic growth. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Zeynep Tufecki Op-Ed article warns that advances in software and robotics will not only take away low-wage jobs, but also will shift balance of power in workplace in favor of employers; suggests that standard response of urging people to learn more skills will not address problem, and that true solution requires examination of how humans value one another. MORE
Apr. 13, 2015
New York Atty Gen Eric Schneiderman's office is investigating 13 retailers, including Gap, Abercrombie & Fitch, Target and J Crew, for possible violations of state labor laws; says it is responding to complaints about how companies schedule work shifts and whether they are paying employees appropriately for cancelled hours. MORE
Apr. 12, 2015
The Upshot; Sendhil Mullainathan Economic View column examines fact that large proportion of elite economics majors and other bright young minds choose to pursue careers in finance; argues that trend can have a draining effect on nation and its economy when such graduates go on to simply move money from one place to another, but suggests that are still many ways in which financiers can make world a better place. MORE
Apr. 8, 2015
Labor Dept report finds job openings urged 3.4 percent to 14-year high of 5.1 million in February; could signal rebound in hiring following weak March jobs report. MORE
Apr. 4, 2015
Labor Dept reports that employers added 126,000 jobs in March 2015, ending yearlong streak of robust monthly job creation; analysts point to winter weather and low oil prices as combination that affected spending, but suggest that economy will likely regain its momentum. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Alexandra Levit Preoccupations column examines emergence of so-called 'Generation Z,' whose members are younger than millennials; observes that group is coming of age in a healthier economy, exhibiting strong sense of independence, curiosity, maturity and drive; holds that employers both large and small will have to rethink their recruiting practices in order to attract best of group. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Adam Davidson On Money column pinpoints flaw in way people think about issue of immigration and its effects on economy and labor, namely that there is fixed labor demand; notes that very few people even among those who are pro-immigration have called for radically open United States borders, which economic analysis has shown would benefit nearly everyone. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
The Ethicists column panel answers questions about divulging a minor's confidence to her parents, disclosing a manager's act of bringing children to the workplace to her boss and withholding fact that one is pregnant to a prospective employer. MORE
Mar. 21, 2015
Obama administration announces it will give $200 million in grants to 10 states participating in projects aimed at helping food stamp recipients find jobs; pilot program is part of larger effort to reduce food stamp program rolls, which have grown to nearly 50 million Americans. MORE
Mar. 16, 2015
Carol Giacomo Editorial Observer examines economic plight in rural Indian village of Bhesda Khurd; notes that young people in village are increasingly despondent about finding work, problem that is endemic to rural areas throughout country; notes that only 10 percent of workers in country of 1.2 billion have steady jobs with legal protections, monumental problem as Prime Min Narendra Modi pursues policy of economic growth. MORE
Mar. 11, 2015
Community colleges in Texas and the Gulf Coast region are servicing surge in demand for welders, pipe fitters and other types of skilled labor that had once seemed doomed to obsolescence; insistent hunger for welders in particular has led to unusually close partnership between booming energy industry and local vocational schools (Series: A Shifting Middle). MORE
Mar. 9, 2015
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column argues American economy has entered phase of job creation and low inflation reminiscent of unprecedented period between 1995 and 2005; argues Federal Reserve should be cautious about raising interest rates, as economy could potentially generate millions more jobs before it begins to truly overheat. MORE
Mar. 9, 2015
Labor Department reports employment among Hispanics has risen 5 percent over past 12 months, compared with 3.8 percent for blacks and 1.4 percent for whites; of all country's major racial and ethnic groups, only Hispanics had returned to their unemployment levels before recession. MORE
Mar. 8, 2015
Women at Work column by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant reassures men that improving workplace equality benefits men as well as women, as demonstrated by large body of research; suggests that best way to achieve gender parity is not to emphasize benefits to women, but to underscore how it will benefit everyone. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
Wisconsin State Assembly approves right-to-work legislation, which bars unions from requiring private-sector workers to pay equivalent of dues. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
Editorial contends that American economy is less healthy than jobs report suggests, and cautions Federal Reserve against raising interest rates too quickly; holds reduction of unemployment rate to 5.5 percent and addition of 295,000 jobs belies stagnant wage growth and persistent unemployment among minorities; urges Fed to wait until wages are keeping pace with inflation and productivity. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
News Analysis; Labor Dept jobs report suggesting job market is on track presents Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen with quandary of whether to raise interest rates in near term to address possibility of inflation; decision is likely to shape how Yellen and Fed under her leadership will be viewed by history. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Right-wing UK Independence Party's call to drastically reduce Great Britain's immigration numbers has run up against employer's claims that they rely on immigrants to fill some types of jobs; Britain's economy has rebounded faster than that of rest of continent, leading to increase in jobs and active recruitment abroad by some employers. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
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Kyle Kuric turned out to be the highlight of Rick Pitino's press conference, looking for all the world like a happy-go-luck college kid as he entered the room, wearing his adidas Final Four cap backwards.
The University of Louisville senior managed to answer a couple of questions before Kenny Klein, the sports information director, may a quick motion with his hands, quietly suggesting to Kuric that it might be a good idea to remove the head gear.
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"Huh?" he said, with a surprised look at Klein. Hand gesture again. "Ah, okay."
Kuric was asked the predictable questions about the upcoming match up with the Kentucky basketball team in the first game of the NCAA Final Four. He responded with the predictable answers:
"Yeah UK is a great team, maybe the best team we'll play all year."
"I heard about the rivalry while I was growing up. It is more fun being a part of it."
When asked if the coaches prepare differently for Kentucky, he said the coaches are a lot more serious and that practices are much more intense. "We usually have a lot of fun, but practices during those weeks kind of suck," he said.
What about all that fun you're supposed to be having? "Practice is serious," he said. "We have fun when we're playing games."
Other participants included Rick Pitino, Chris Smith and Chane Behanan, each of them answering one question after another about Kentucky and the rivalry.
One gets the distinct feeling that the Louisville contingent is tired of talking about the Lexington team. They can't say that, of course, not wanting to give Big Blue any bulletin board material.
So many questions about UK, in fact, so many with all the predictable answers. And there is no end to them. No escape from the continuing speculation, analysis and predictions from local and national sports media, family, friends and classmates.
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These elected student leaders perform essential roles within the Wind Ensemble. As both a curricular course and a student organization, the Wind Ensemble's student leadership are tasked with diverse responsibilities, including administrating tours, managing publicity, concert recording/archiving, and financial development.
Lucy King President '15
The President is responsible for running all official meetings and presiding over all business relating to the Wind Ensemble that is not included in the domain of the Band Director and works closely with the Band Director, serving as a student representative for the Wind Symphony.
Megan Haney-Claus Vice President '16
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Jeff Menzin Secretary '15
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Zach Hasan Treasurer '15
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