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ST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Rams and Steve Spagnuolo agreed Saturday on a four-year contract to make the New York Giants' defensive coordinator their coach.
The team said in a release that Spagnuolo would be introduced at a news conference at 11 a.m. CST Monday.
"We considered some very qualified and outstanding candidates for this position, but we kept coming back to Steve Spagnuolo," general manager Billy Devaney said in a statement.
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METAIRIE, La. Saints safety Roman Harper isn't one to take himself or the world too seriously.
So, when the look on his face turned serious and the tone of his voice got a little bit firmer, it was easy to tell he was telling the truth.
All you had to do was ask him about Atlanta's sure-bet Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez.
'He's the best,' Harper said. 'Period. There's nothing else to say about it.'
And this is Harper talking about a Gonzalez that's at the end of his career, a 37-year-old who has previously put a 95 percent chance on this being his last year in spite of putting up Pro Bowl-caliber numbers.
'I've told everybody for years I'd hate to have seen him in year three, four or five. I've only caught him on the back end of his career and he's still a very tough matchup every time,' Harper added. 'He catches everything. He uses his body extremely well. And Matt Ryan loves the guy.'
How much does Gonzalez like Ryan?
The tight end leads the team with 50 catches this season, gobbling up 495 yards on those catches and adding four touchdowns. In the past two seasons, Gonzalez has caught 130 passes for 1,370 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Gonzalez is in his fourth season with Atlanta after 12 standout years in Kansas City, where he finished with 10,940 yards and 76 touchdowns receiving on 916 catches. He has 12 Pro Bowl berths in his 15 seasons.
From 2000-03, linebackers coach Joe Vitt, who is moonlighting as the acting Saints head coach this season, coached in Kansas City, where he crossed paths with Gonzalez. He knows first-hand just how good the tight end is and can be.
'No. 1, he takes great care of himself,' Vitt said.'He has great practice habits, but he does all the right things off the field that enables him to have the longevity that he's had.He eats right, he's always in great shape, he takes great care of his body and then he's got great practice habits.'
Is that all?
'Any quarterback that's ever been with him has had great confidence that he knows how to get open, knows how to find the open seams, but as his age he can sit down in a zone and beat you in zone coverage,' Vitt went on.'He can beat any linebacker still in man-to-man coverage in the National Football League and most safeties versus man-to-man coverage.'
Gonzalez is a large part of an offense that's ranked eighth in the NFL. He presents a matchup problem with most defenses, including New Orleans' in the past.
The Saints haven't allowed a touchdown to a tight end this season, allowing just 36 passes to be completed by players at the position. And only 19 percent of the passing yards the Saints have given up have gone to tight ends this season.
But in the past, including last season, the Saints had trouble covering dynamic tight ends. In 2011, including the playoffs, the Saints' defense gave up eight touchdown passes to tight ends, nearly a third of the 30 touchdowns through the air they gave up.
No touchdown to a tight end was more devastating than Vernon Davis's game-winning catch at the goal-line in front of Harper in the NFC divisional playoff loss to San Francisco.
Gonzalez can do the same thing Davis did put his big body in position to deliver a knockout blow. And that's if the ball comes to him.
'When you have two big, skilled wide receivers like (Julio) Jones and (Roddy) White, you like to play some cover two against them,' Vitt said.'You're going to roll up on the outside and protect them with the safeties over the top.You can't do that now because you expose the middle of the field to (Tony) Gonzalez.
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The Bell High boys' soccer team advanced to the City Section championship match Wednesday with a 2-1 victory over Birmingham at Bell.
Benja Covarrubias scored both goals for Bell, the game-winner breaking a 1-1 tie with five minutes left. Bell, which won the championship in 1990, will meet Reseda for the title Saturday at East Los Angeles College at 6 p.m.
Birmingham had advanced to the semifinals despite losing on the field in the playoffs to Roosevelt and Poly. Roosevelt was forced to forfeit its second-round victory because its coach was ejected midway through the game. City rules dictate a coach's ejection automatically results in a forfeit. Poly forfeited its quarterfinal victory because it used an ineligible player.
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BERLIN The IMF singled out European banks as it insisted Wednesday that more needs to be done to shore up the global financial system, saying Europe's weak banks are "caught in a maelstrom" and must beef up their financial buffers.
The International Monetary Fund said the weaker tier of Europe's banks are facing pressure on multiple fronts, from thin capital reserves - which help absorb losses in sudden downturns - and shaky investments still held on their balance sheets to unstable sources of financing.
The warning comes as European Union officials struggle to shore up confidence in government finances and banks. Greece and Ireland have already needed bailout loans to avoid defaulting on their debts, and Portugal has also asked for help from the EU bailout fund.
"Incomplete policy actions and inadequate reforms of the banking sector have left segments of the global banking system vulnerable to further shocks," the IMF report said. "Many institutions - particularly weaker European banks - are caught in a maelstrom of interlinked pressures that are intensifying risks for the system as a whole."
The EU banking regulator is trying to boost confidence in the continent's banks by putting 90 of them - the bulk of Europe's banking system - through stress tests that measure what would happen to their finances if the economy took a sudden downturn. A similar exercise last year was deemed to easy, and passed Irish banks that later failed.
The purpose of the tests is to push banks that flunk to ask investors to put up more capital and strengthen their finances, or else cut back risky loans and investment to levels that their capital buffer could handle. Results are expected in June.
The IMF report outlined other problems facing the world's financial system, such as too much household debt in the United States, and emerging economies' problems in handling new inflows of investment without overheating.
Policy makers globally have pushed banks to raise more capital and introduced new safeguards, the IMF said in its twice-yearly report on the stability of the global financial system, but said more needs to be done to guard against a new financial crisis.
The Washington-based international organization especially underlined the interlocking financial problems afflicting the 17 nations that share the 12-year-old euro currency.
Government and bank finances are closely related because European governments, especially Ireland, have incurred heavy expenses bailing out failed banks. In turn, questions about European governments' big deficits and ability to pay are undermining bank holdings of government bonds.
Some banks - like Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo and Germany's Commerzbank - have already started strengthening their capital buffers ahead of the stress tests.
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Despite a decade between them in age, food writer Brennan (Herbes de Provence) and food photographer Remington discovered they both shared common memories of childhoods spent in France. Here, they recollect foods and settings they remember most fondly (plus gorgeous photos and more than 50 recipes). The duo replicate a trip through the country, opening with a collection of dishes (Pate de Campagne, Rotisserie Chicken with Potatoes, etc) typically encountered on the road as they work their way through a French vacation, taking time to marvel at the Mediterranean and the beach along the way. Classic French dishes like Fig Tarts, Beignets, Escargot, Croque Madames, and Madeleine cookies break up the excursion, and all are accompanied by crisp, colorful photos begging for a frame. Still, the difficulty of trying to balance being travelogue, memoir, and classic cookbook becomes unwieldy at times; book careens back and forth, some of the writing is embarrassingly overwrought, and lengthy preambles accompany many of the recipes. Despite these flaws, Brennan and Remington do an admirable job of transporting readers into a carefree environment in which the only concern is running out of time to savor it all. (May)


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The obvious storyline with the first game on Thursday night is the fact that Xavier coach Sean Miller went to Pittsburgh from 1987-1992. He played on the first Pitt teams to actually make a mark in the Big East. He played for coach Paul Evans and with Billy Martin and Jerome Lane.
But Miller's players know this is about now, not 1987.
"It's simple," said Xavier guard B.J. Raymond. "It's another game. We're just going to focus on that. We're just going to try and play our best. Coach, he did play there. Everybody knows that. It's the elephant in the room. We're just going to focus on playing at our highest level."
And does Miller ever bring up the 'good ole' days'?
"In practice, sometimes when we don't get the job done, he would say 'When I used to play,' or something funny like that," Raymond said. "But for the most part, he's pretty humble about his college experience."
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Charles E. Freeman parents were Joel 'M. and Susan Jane (Moore) Freeman. The father was born in Vern-ont in 1818 and being one of a family of 13 children, he was obliged to begin work at a very early age and turn over his pay to his father's creditors until he was 18 years old... It
was in Hartford. Conn., on July 4, 1845, that he was married to Susan Jane Moore, who was born in that city in 1829... he followed various lines of work until 1864. On January 1, that year he enlisted in Company E, 12th Regt. Wis. Vol. Inf., and went out to fight for the Union. It was the last phase of his earthly career, for he never returned home but died in a hospital nearAtlanta, Ga.,
in July, 1864, at the age of about 46 years. His wife continued her residence in Delton rearing and educating her children. They had six in all, four of whom were living at the time of the father's death. The six were: Charles E., of Menomonie; Henry Rollin, who died in infancy; Rollin Henry, now of Miami,Fla.; Alice M., who is Mrs. Guy Pierce of Kilbourn City, Wis.; Frank, deceased,and Altha, who died young. The mother, Mrs. Susan Jane Freeman, lived to the good old age of past 80 years, when she died at Kilbourn City, Wis.
Charles E.Freeman acquired his early education ...At the end of that time he entered Eastman's Business College at Poughke...He then went to Madison, Wis., and entered the law school that is now a part of the university. He was a member of the class.that was graduated in 1871...It was in 1872 that he came to the city of Menomonie and engaged in the practice of law...For many years Mr. Freeman has taken a keen in-
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He was married June 1, 1871, at Kilbourn City, Wis., to Mary E. Barlow, who was born at Delevan, Wis., July 21, 1846. She was the daughter of Stephen S. Barlow and Ann M. Barlow. The Barlows were pioneer settlers of Wisconsin, they having come here before Wisconsin became a state. Mr. Barlow was well known throughout the state. He was its attorney general from 1869 to January, 1873.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Freeman became the parents of two children, Hessie B. and Charles Rollin. Hessie B., born Nov. 13, 1878, .. from a commercial college in Minneapolis. Charles Rollin, born Nov. 27, 1880, was graduated from the Menomonie High School with the class of 1899. In 1901 he entered the law department of the Wisconsin State University at Madi- son, from which he was graduated with the class of 1905...
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BHUBANESWAR: Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Tuesday urged the Andhra Pradesh Government to cancel 'Operation Gajendra' launched to transport back the wild elephants that had strayed into the State from Orissa.
Expressing grave concern over the death of a female elephant that was tranquilised in Andhra Pradesh and brought to Lakhari forest in Gajapati district, Mr. Patnaik said the authorities in the neighbouring district should keep watch on the movement of the remaining elephants till the harvesting period.
The Chief Minister expressed hope that the elephants that had gone out of their habitat in Gajapati in search of food would return during harvest time.
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Sailing is supposed to be fun and relaxing, a recreational activity that allows one to escape the daily grind!
But it also involves command and control of a small space, with some risk of injury or damage to property.
Every couple applying for a marriage license should be encouraged to spend a week together aboard a small sailboat on a voyage. If you can live together happily on a small sailboat, you can live together happily in a much larger house.
People stupidly get married for the wrong reasons (romance, passion, infatuation), and forget about some of the simple ones: being respectful, good roommates to each other, supporting each other, and helping each other through life.
IMHO, a couple who are having basic problems functioning together as a team or partners on a sailboat are most likely having control and domination issues. All the sailing lessons in the world will not solve those kind of unresolved problems. In addition, a marriage must have some serious problems if one of the partners decides to disregard the implied covenant of confidentiality and privacy to expose that kind of marital conflict (not a sailing problem) on a public forum for input by strangers. Have you noticed we never hear from the other spouse? Most of these folks need marriage counseling.
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School guidance counselors assist students with academic, social and psychological issues. They may work at elementary and secondary schools, universities, community colleges, prisons or government career centers. Besides working with students, guidance counselors also interact with parents and school administrators. These professionals usually maintain full-time schedules, but they often have summers off, since school is usually not in session during this time.
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In most states, individuals interested in this profession will need to earn a bachelor's degree and then continue their education with a master's degree in school counseling or a related area. A practicum or other type of field experience is also normally required. Additionally, all states require a license or similar credential to practice, and some states expect prospective school counselors to first attain teacher certification. The following table contains the primary requirements for being a guidance counselor:
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I really think the BCS is dead after the 2013 season. Here are just a few of many links out there.
Under the soon to be defunct BCS, teams were (are) chosen to play for the national championship through a formula involving two human polls and a bunch of computers. Under the new system, a committee will decide on four teams to participate in a playoff.
Under the soon to be defunct BCS, six conferences had Automatic Qualifying spots to so-called BCS bowl games. Lots of people referred to these conferences as "BCS conferences". Now there will be five "AQs" and non-AQs will have a more direct path to the big bowls.
I'm standing by my point that the BCS is dead after next year, despite your snark.
Maybe you meant to refer to AQ instead of BCS? But then again, after the BCS is dead post-2013 season, all D-1 football programs in at least 10 conferences will have a shot at the championship playoff.
Even if that is what you meant, "D-1" is an NCAA term and classification and "AQ" is not. Maybe NCAA would incorporate "BCS" or "AQ" into its rules, or the college football playoff executives would dictate how many sports teams a school would need to have to qualify for a football bowl game, but I really don't think that would be realistic.
Bottom line, at least I agree with the second part of your original point below:
I have a far fetched theory of my own that gets into requiring a certain number of total teams to be classified as D1 and a higher number for your school to be BCS eligible. I'm sure it would get shredded in an online forum.
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We hunt a lot and are truly blessed to be able to do so. We hunt deer all over the U.S. and we live in Illinois. When it's deer season, we are on the road a bunch and when we get home, I don't spend much time hunting…I'm usually catching up with RJ and work. With that being said, I haven't filled an Illinois buck tag since 1999. Yikes!! I have tried, but it just wouldn't… read more »
It seems like I've been on the lucky end of surprises this season. First, Ralph and Vicki surprised me with a Javelina hunt down in Texas in December 2010. Now they surprised me with the opportunity at my first Osceola turkey down in Florida with Uncle Hoppy at Osceola Outfitters. The day started off slow. Ralph, Vicki, Hoppy, and I had roosted a gobbler the night before on the edge of… read more »
It was the last morning of our hunt with our good friends on The Covenant Ranch in the south Texas brush country. After a great week of deer hunting, we decided to spend the last day hunting hogs, javelina's, and predators. Vicki and I got into our blind and I began setting up the camera gear for the morning hunt. When Vicki looked over and said, "Hey bud, I just wanted to let you know… read more »
It was January 2011 and we were on our Florida trip at Hoppy's (Osceola Outfitters), ready to shoot something big. We stayed up late the first night talking. The next morning we woke up and had breakfast – it was a delicious breakfast. We went outside and practiced with the Ten Point and then we went scouting for a good place to sit in the evening. While we were scouting,… read more »
Our hunting season started October first here in Virginia. The month of October was uneventful and as November rolled around we left home on a three week road trip to hunt Nebraska and Kansas, which by the way was slow and uneventful. We returned home with only one week of regular rifle season left so we made a couple of trips out during the week after work which didn't work out. So that… read more »
The story of my first Moose hunt started in Central Florida. I had recently returned from a Spring Bear hunt with Freddy Lagos, when Ralph and Vicki invited me to join them at Osceola Outfitters for some Gator and Hog hunting. I arrived at Hoppy's place mid-afternoon, and before I could unload my gear and get settled, I was introduced to Fern Duquette and his lovely daughter Kelly. Fern and Kelly… read more »
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Ever since day one dd has hated being in the carseat in the car. Its werid bc she slept in her carseat the first week (wouldn't sleep any other place) and she doesnt mind the carseat when in the stroller or sitting in it while I take a shower. But when we get in the car...whole other story. Sh is almost 5 months now.
I do not let her CIO. She barely ever cries. But after about 20min in the car she starts to squirm and then she turns into a really sad and upset baby. I hate seeing her this way. Its happened twice on two different trips that were about 1.5hours in length. I was a nervous wreck. I tried soothing her every way i knew how but the only way we eveutally made it home was to stop every half hour for cuddles and nursing. When she gets upset like that it throws her off for like two days. Shes a wreck when she gets home and sleeps horribly that night and is still in a funk the next day:( so its just not worth it to me.
So long story short we dont really go anywhere anymore. Family lives about three hours away and keep I sisting we go there to visit...although they visit here and I really don't understand the difference. ..and say oh she'll gwt used to it, just leave her cry herself to sleep no way in hell, sorry doesnt jive with me.
We've tried taking shorter trips so she'll get used to it, bringing her favorite toy and blankie, bf her in her carseat (I can't master this. My breasts are on the small side and I can't make it work) music in the car you name it.
My dh and i love roadtrips. Not long ones, just around the province to nearby beaches and trails. I am desperate to get out of our county!
Any advice fom mommas with experience? Will she eventually get used to it?
Yes my #2 and 3 HATE HATE HATED the car seat. You are not alone.
How old is she?
Our daughter HATED the car seat until around 3 months and is just starting to hate it again at 9 months. The key for us is to schedule driving around her usual sleep time. We have two long drives coming up (one 10 hour and one 14 hour) and we plan on doing them overnight so she'll sleep through most of it. If your babe is on solids you can also try various "treat" foods that you wouldn't normally give her. My daughter LOVES Baby Mum Mum and they're great for the car because they're easy to grasp and don't end up everywhere.
If she's not on solids yet, you can try introducing a bottle if you haven't already and/or sitting in the backseat with her (which I'm sure you already do). A lot of the adaptations really depend on how old she is, since different tricks seem to work at different ages.
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Aha my third screamed in her carseat until she was around 16 months old. We got a minivan and she magically stopped screaming. Also I ff her at the same time (in 2003 that WAS extended rf!)
My fourth has just in the past few weeks stopped screaming in the car, and she is now 19 months old. She is of course still rf for a long time but has a mirror where she can see me. She doesn't really pay much attention to me, though. These last two kids just really hated(HATED) being held down...they also would scream in the grocery cart. Especially my toddler now, it's awful.
I have just tried really hard to never have to go anywhere with her besides school drop off/pick up and short rides. I don't go grocery shopping, visiting, nothing, if an older kid or dh is not with me. It sucks, really, and is really isolating, but I can't handle the hysterical crying bc she is also one of those babies who if she cries hard enough, can't get her breath and I just can't handle that anymore than I absolutely have to.
drowning in hormones with 4 daughters and an understanding, loving hubby. also some dogs. my life is crazy and we are always learning.
I actually nursed those two car-haters while dh or my oldest daughter drove. There is no stopping for cuddles or anything, if we stopped, she'd immediately get hysterical, screaming to the point of throwing up as soon as she was back in her seat. I have old-mama saggy boobs so I could lean over and nurse. I know it's not safe, I don't want to hear any preaching about it. There comes a time we do what we have to do.
drowning in hormones with 4 daughters and an understanding, loving hubby. also some dogs. my life is crazy and we are always learning.
As #3 got older, we realized if we really loudly sang certain songs, she didn't cry as long as we were singing. Some of them were "Hush" by Afroman(yeah stupid lol), The Ants Go Marching, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. #4 stayed happy much longer if we played the Muppets' Mahna Mahna in the car. Not forever, but quite a few minutes!
drowning in hormones with 4 daughters and an understanding, loving hubby. also some dogs. my life is crazy and we are always learning.
Yes, for 18 years my mom has been telling me, "This too shall pass". It certainly does! Then it's something new ;)
Ok Go has a cute song +video with the title "This Too Shall Pass".
drowning in hormones with 4 daughters and an understanding, loving hubby. also some dogs. my life is crazy and we are always learning.
My DS is a year old and still hates his carseat. We have a convertible carseat now, and it has made no difference, he hates it just as much as he hated his bucket seat. He tolerates the car a bit better when I sit back there with him, but he still fusses and cries after anything more than 15 or 20 minutes. Now that he's a bit older, I've had some success giving him fruit or veggies in those mesh teether things, but if he's tired or cranky, there is no soothing him in the car no matter what. It's really tough, I've felt very isolated with him because I don't want to go anywhere in the car and listen to him scream or pull over 3 times in a 15 minute trip. I'm still waiting for this to pass......
Not really.
drowning in hormones with 4 daughters and an understanding, loving hubby. also some dogs. my life is crazy and we are always learning.
My son screamed in the car for the first two years. No matter the seat, no matter the position, no matter how short/long the trip. We tried moving him to a cushy convertible, we tried installing it at a more upright angle, moving the seat from the side to the middle and back. Nothing helped.
At two, he started tolerating rides up to 15-20 minutes. Sometimes. A few months later, he was a dream in the car as long as he had someone sitting in back to entertain him. (We were doing that before, but he still screamed.)
He RF until 4y, so it wasn't a FF/RF issue. He loved riding the bus and the train. He just hated being restrained, I think. He screamed if we tried to use the carseat with the stroller as a travel system, too.
At 6y, he's a brilliant traveler.
Chasing DS since April 2007 and pumping for DD March 2013.
I often think it's becuz they're rear facing, and that has got to be boring.
Or maybe they're so used to AP that they don't know what to make of this whole carseat deal...
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JJ SD and my UC baby HD And married to my highschool sweetheart
N, wife to my goofball K and mamma to my EC grad D (July 2010) and my new little love S (May 2013). Exploring the uncharted territory of tandem nursing with my two boys.
Yup-- DS HATED the carseat from the beginning as well. Even errands were a huge challenge. He would scream until turning blue. Basically we only drove when absolutely necessary-- and turned him around way earlier than I had planned. That seemed to resolve the issue-- he was still wiggly and got bored (and therefore upset) after a short period of time, but it was nothing like the first year. I suffer from pretty bad motion sickness, so I wonder if that was the issue? Or maybe just feeling disconnected and disoriented? We bought mirrors and toys and every gadget ever invented in hopes that it would help, but none did.
All babes are different, so I don't want to sound overly optimistic, but my DD2, who hated the car seat with a passion when she was a newbie, is much better at 10 months. As soon as she was interested in toys and snacks short rides got much easier. I still try to time long trips to overlap with a nap time to decrease stops. Love the comment about wanting to kick in the shins people who say "but oh- don't all babies love the car?" I feel the same way.
Me College Literature Professor (36) and DH (35) married 7/05, together since 1/99; Mom to two lovely and fierce little girls: DD1 2/06 and, after 18 months TTC (and a couple years NTNP), DD2 born 7/3/12! Dedicated AP parent who is for selective (most) vaccination.
My 18 year old SCREAMED every moment he was in the car until I turned him forward facing on his first birthday. My 2 year old, I had more information on car safety, I was determined to keep him rearfacing until at least 3... but he SCREAMED, SCREAMED, SCREAMED, no matter what I did, how I tried to comfort him, (so bad we actually had a cop pull us over one day to see if the baby was okay) so one day I finally flipped him forward facing at 18 months to see if that would work and he hasn't complained since.
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- Ranking about dead last a year ago in Barron's handicapping of where to go for yield, municipal bonds climb nearly to the top for 2014. Long-term issues yield 4.5-5%, towering over the 30-year Treasury at 3.8% ... and don't forget the tax exemption. Credit worries are high, but the "real news is that the credit profile of local governments throughout the U.S. will improve as property valuations rise, local sales and income-taxes increase, and major reform of public employee pension plans accelerates," says John Loffredo, co-manager of the MacKay Shields Municipal High Yield Fund.
- A few closed-end funds trading at discounts to NAV: NIO, NVG, BTT, NPM, NRK, MUC, VCV, NEA, NMA, NAD, ETX, BKN
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- Topping the list are the best performers from last year: dividend stocks. Even after a big rally, plenty of blue chips yield more than the 10-year Treasury and payouts are still low, says S&P's Howard Silverblatt, who sees a double-digit rise in cash payouts this year.
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- Near the bottom of the list this year after a big move in 2013 are MLPs, which trade for nearly twice the valuation of utilities and telecom, based on Enterprise Value/EBITDA. Yields are tasty at 5.5%, but many MLPs barely cover their payouts - a contrast to the vast majority of dividend-paying corporations. Stick with MLPs comfortably covering their distributions like EPD and PAA.
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Jun. 27, 2013, 4:51 PMGundlach: Tell us how you really feel, Jeff. "TIPS (TIP) are probably the worst asset class in the U.S. ... I have talked myself blue in the face (previous) trying to get investors not to buy (them)." Given their recent big declines, he doesn't hate them as much as a few weeks ago, but he's still not a buyer. On municipals (MUB), he's a buyer, particularly in closed-end funds who've been doubly whacked thanks to growing discounts to NAV. A sampling of muni CEFs: NIO, NVG, BTT, NPM, NRK, MUC, VCV, NEA. | 3 Comments
Jun. 26, 2013, 3:34 PMWith today's gain, the iShares AMT-Free Muni Bond ETF (MUB +2.1%) has its biggest two-day rally since the financial crisis. but is still off more than 5% YTD. "We are taking advantage of this very opportunistic time," says Cumberland's David Kotok, reiterating a bullish stance he's had for a couple of weeks. "We see no more attractive alternatives." | 3 Comments
Jun. 13, 2013, 9:20 AMMunicipals (MUB) are a buy, writes David Kotok, noting an above-4% yield for very high-grade tax-free muni paper - a taxable equivalent yield above 7%. He suggests fixed-income markets (AGG, BND) have overreacted to the poor communication policies of central banks. "We are now lengthening duration ... If the market wants to give us bargains, our job is to take them." Some closed end muni funds at discounts to NAV: NIO, NVG, BTT, NPM, NRK, MUC, VCV, NEA. | Comment!
Jun. 3, 2013, 4:20 PMAnother Pimco income fund trading at a premium to NAV gets hit - today the Pimco California Municipal Income Fund II (PCK -4.9%). Today's decline still leaves it at a 12% premium to the end of May's NAV at a time when the average muni CEF is trading at discount. Three noteworthy ones: NUV, NPM, MQY. | Comment!
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Across the nation, parents like me are bracing for the annual sugar rush known as Halloween. I've got pounds of mini-treats to pass out to neighborhood goblins and ghouls. But parents also struggle to balance our kids' mania for sweets with a nagging feeling that all that candy can't be a good thing.
Everybody knows: Candy rots kids' teeth. Candy makes kids fat. Any and all sugars will pitch the fragile child into a lifelong battle with diabetes, obesity and heart disease. A lot of this worry isn't about candy, but whether children have a right to pleasure. Consider the lollipop: It's a few licks from the illicit, and Lolita with her bright-red candy on a stick is just the beginning.
Our focus on restriction suggests that there's no such thing as "safe candy." We make rules about how much of a child's Halloween haul may be retained or consumed. We inspect bedrooms and lockers for illicit candy-eating activity.
In the early 1900s, children had a lot more independence. The reformers of that time used a "scared straight" approach. Stories and poems about candy lands seduced children, then terrified them with the horrible consequences.
My favorite is "The King of Candy Land," a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The candy king is exposed as "a monster, ugly and grim," and sugar-addled kids suffer: "Their teeth drop out and their eyes grow red, and they cannot sleep when they go to bed."
Today, obesity is widely viewed as the biggest threat to children's health, and every kid is at risk. The notion that children might, as a century ago, be capable of self-regulation and self-control is notably absent from the passionate debates.
It might be better to assume that, when it comes to candy — and much else — children are people, too. We could treat them the way adults like to be treated: as intelligent beings with a strong drive for autonomy and respect.
Kids need to learn from us what good food looks and tastes like. They need to understand media's power to persuade and distort. But we should give them the freedom to learn to be themselves.
The worst thing that will happen if my kid goes crazy with her Halloween candy is that she'll get a tummy ache.
Which might actually be a great way for her to learn, on her own, the all-important Halloween virtue of moderation.
Kawash is the author of "Candy: A Century of Panic and Pleasure."


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Comments about KitchenAid 36" Downdraft:
First, install isn't clean. You need a LOT Of space to install it easier. It's difficult to get level so the reveals on the countertop look clean. Second, it broke with just a few uses. The fan has a switch that should turn it OFF when the unit goes down. This stopped working on my unit after about 10-15 uses. To Kitchenaids credit though, they fixed for me under warranty. They had to find a local person to do the repair but were actually great to work with on that part!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Bernel1
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Product works great. Would buy again. Kitchen aid are reliable products.
Not a toy!
By Phil Cape Cod
from Brewster, MA, United States
This is the second retractable downdraft we have owned. The one we had previously was purchased in 2011 (not a Kitchenaid). Compared to this new Kitchenaid unit, the old one was a toy. This one is more solidly built and moves more air faster and is quieter than our old one.
When it works, it works very well
By Psi5
from Fairfax, VA, United States
When the vent is operating, it is terrific. I was worried about a "downdraft" vent with gas burners so got this one. It extends very high, as high as my tallest stock pot and so vents efficiently without "stealing" heat from the burners. It is not quiet but it is effective. That said, it has been serviced once and replaced once within the first 2 years of ownership. To KA's credit, they covered it even when out of warranty but I cannot rate it higher (and probably should rate it lower) given the reliability issues.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Poorly made
By Rougean
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Downdraft is 4 months old and has never been operable. The fan does not automatically turn off when retracted and spontaneously goes up and down. I had to unplug downdraft for safety. The upper trim does not fit properly moving about during operation. The on/off switch is loose and difficult to activate.
only worked for about one month out of three months of ownership
By cheriej
The downdraft came with a broken button. It took a month to get replaced and is now broken again. I've used it about 3 times. I can say from usage that the fan is much better than my previous GE version. I like the way it comes up and retracts. But the use of cheaper plastic on the button make it break more easily. It seems to get stuck in the permanent on position. Seems to be a design flaw.
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The first one never worked, button was broken, then motor would not stop. The report company worked on it for 7 visits over 2 months. Finally I replaced it with new unit. The 2nd broke after 10 months. It pops up, sits there a few seconds, makes a loud click and then falls down.
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By lorik
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I've only had my downdraft for a couple of months, but so far so good. Really like the variable settings. On low I can hardly hear it. Also, I LOVE the smaller form factor of the under-counter blower (island configuration). It takes up half the space of my old Thermador! Another bonus is that the price includes the blower!
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Button that makes the unit raise and lower broke on day one. Button is cheap and made out of plastic. Button was fixed via warranty. The top of the unit does not fit firmly and it is flimsy. Don't buy this product if you are looking for quality.
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I have had this product for less than a year and already it has been replaced completely under the warranty. The second one still 'sticks' when in elevation mode and doesn't come up all the way - this will probably have to be replaced too. It's noisy when the extractor fans are turned on and it doesn't remove cooking odors, steam, fumes etc. which is the whole point of having it - our venting system is excellent - there are no blockages - so why doesn't the downdraft suck away fumes etc? I would NOT recommend this product to anyone - along with my new Kitchenaid 48" built-in, side-by-side refrigerator - the ice maker has been replaced once already and now the new one has ceased to work - we're waiting for a new 'shoot' - meanwhile - no ice also less than a year old!
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